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New Research

  • The Carpet Dragon Takes Flight

  • Introducing a New Species: My Namesake, a New Bone-Eating Worm

  • Hump Day Happiness: Dive into Deep-Sea Delights

  • New Deep-Sea Cucumber Has 100 Feet

  • Ancient Origins of the Vampire Squid

  • Holy Glowing Sea Cucumbers!

  • A New Deep-Sea Family of Roly Polies

  • Adaptations Biology Evolution Habitats Hadal & Trench Organisms

    How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure

    Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…

    Dr. M June 17, 2024 No Comments
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  • Conservation & Environment Mining

    Deep-Sea Mining with John Oliver

    Dr. M June 13, 2024 No Comments
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  • Vessels and Equipment

    The Inside Story of the Titan Submersible

    Dr. M June 13, 2024 No Comments
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  • Sharks

    Tiger Sharks Will Nom Nom Anything

    Tiger sharks are sort of generalist feeders. And by generalist, I mean they will pretty much eat anything. And by everything, I mean everything. On…

    Dr. M June 11, 2024 No Comments
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  • Adaptations Biology Ecology Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

    A Journey to the Hottest Place on Earth: Hydrothermal Vents and the Resilient Pompeii Worm

    I have only seen a hydrothermal vent once, during Dive 73 aboard the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute’s Doc Ricketts. Unlike many deep-sea biologists, I…

    Dr. M June 4, 2024 No Comments
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Opinions and Editorial

  • Abyss Opinion & Editorial Organisms Policy

     The Cost of Fear: How Perceptions of the Deep Sea Hurt Conservation

    Dr. M April 28, 2024 No Comments
  • Cephalopods Opinion & Editorial

    A very special PSA from Deep-Sea News

    Dr. M August 8, 2019
  • Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

    What Are Your Research Group’s Scientific Core Values?

    Dr. M January 29, 2019
  • Conservation & Environment Opinion & Editorial Plastic Vessels and Equipment

    The Continued Boondoggle of the Ocean Cleanup

    Dr. M January 6, 2019
  • Conferences Editor's Desk Education Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist! Special

    Can you afford to be a marine biologist? Or a scientist?

    Dr. M December 24, 2018
  • Editor's Desk Education Life of Science Opinion & Editorial Scientist!

    Let’s Kill the GRE

    Dr. M November 23, 2018

Natural Disaster Weather

Carolina Beach Water Spout Today!

Kevin Zelnio August 18, 2011

A water spout was recorded this morning just down the road from us in Wilmington, NC. In fact, we had just moved from Carolina Beach…

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Adaptations

New England Aquarium Subjects Fish to the Jelly Chamber of Torture

Kevin Zelnio August 18, 2011 Flower Hat JellyJelliesjellyfishNEAQNew England AquariumOlindias formosa

Some cool pics and the video (below) from the NEAq’s Exhibit Galleries Blog on Flower Hat Jellies (Olindias formosa, one of my favs!). Head there…

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Conservation & Environment Fishing

Preemptive Conservation Communication Through the Lens of Negative Comments

Kevin Zelnio August 18, 2011 CaliforniaCommentingconservationmarine conservationSardinesScience Communication

Its a bit of a circular title, but I think it is honest. Marine scientists are constantly shouting at walls of reporters and news consumers…

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Adaptations Biology Cephalopods Mating & Reproduction New Research Open Access

There Is More Than One Way To Impregnate A Squid

Dr. M August 17, 2011 competitioneggoviductReproductionsexspermsquid

All sperm are not the same. Among fruit flies the longer the reproductive tract of the female the longer the sperm. In tiny crustaceans called…

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Organisms

What are your favorite scientific names?

Miriam Goldstein August 17, 2011 funny namespunsscientific nomenclature

Sure, the purpose of scientific names is to provide taxonomic clarity, but some of them just sound awesome. This post was inspired by the Australian…

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Adaptations Coral Evolution Fish Organisms

Invertebrate Wannabe

RickMac August 16, 2011 zomg

After reading a recent paper in the journal Coral Reefs on the ability of Harlequin filefish (Oxymonacanthus longirostris) to masquerade as branching stony coral (abstract…

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Art Cephalopods

Giant Squid Attacks Town

Dr. M August 15, 2011 Giant Squidpainting

If I had $1500 I would buy The Belly’s Ocean a 12″ x 14″ watercolor, ink, acrylic on Rives BFK illustration paper by Matt Rota. Unfortunately my $1500…

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Cephalopods Music Organisms

Vampire Squid Dazzles Would Be Predators

Dr. M August 15, 2011 John BarrowmanStephen FryVampire Squid From Hell

QI (Quite Interesting) is a British comedy panel game television quiz show hosted by Stephen Fry. In the clip above a crack team tackles the…

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Fishing Industry & Government

Sweeping Fishermen’s Human Rights Under the Rug

Kevin Zelnio August 15, 2011 AsiafisheriesfishermenfishingHuman Rights AbusesNew ZealandWorker's Rights

While some think that being a marine scientist is somehow more elitist than being a fisherman, they can’t be further from the truth. As a…

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Industry & Government Opinion & Editorial

Scaring the $#!& Out of Lampreys

Kevin Zelnio August 14, 2011 Great LakesRepellantSea LampreyUniversity of Michigan

Sea lampreys are invasive in the Great Lakes and cause quite a problem to both maritime industry and the local ecology. They are considered one…

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