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I guess not. In 1999, a study led by Peter Herring found evidence that noted that shrimp eyes from heavily visited vents were opaque because…

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The French have discovered that UV radiation penetrates up to 100m deep in the waters of the southeast Pacific Ocean. They propose this might explain…

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Scientists from around the world will attend a meeting in the Galapagos Islands at the end of June to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the…

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The Crevices at 708 meters (2,323 feet) of a hydrothermal vent site are occupied by thriving aggregations of cutthroat (synaphobranchid) eels. These eels, which have…

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aA50 ton bowhead whale was discovered with a 19th century bomb lance fragment lodged between its neck and shoulder the bomb lance fragment was patented in 1879, making the whale between 115-130 years old according to researchers.

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This blog is a considerable amount of hard work on our part requiring dedication and time. Sometimes people recognize this spreading the link love. Other…

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…glance at a tide chart. Taking photographs of a wedding is a pleasant memory for new couples. But six happy pairs were left stranded for…

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From the 17th-27th I will b out to sea aboard the Western Flyer, technology and time permitting I will try to get post a couple…

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The video speaks for itself! Brought to your attention by Kevin Zelnio (Thanks Sue!). This was yesterday’s footage from the Florida media outlets.

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Penguins populations on South Africa’s Robben Island are feeling the pinch as climate change redistributes sardine and anchovy populations away from their nesting grounds. New…

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