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…
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View More We Believe Too!The 2nd edition of the wonderful blog carnival about living the academic life is up at the wonderful, and well-dressed, Life v. 3.0. Praxis is…
View More Praxis #2This repost will give you a little background for a little something Craig has planned for tomorrow. Enjoy! – Kevin Zelnio———————————————————————————————————————————– Sure Sphere is a…
View More Repost: Sphereby Peter Etnoyer What do you think happens to all the caffeine, cumadin, and Xanax people take every morning? They go into wastewater. How about…
View More Dolphins on drugsSharks lay eggs. And deep-sea catsharks lay some of the strangest eggs of all.
View More Crazy shark eggsby Kevin Zelnio Sheril and Chris at The Intersection have worked tirelessly to get the candidates to answer 14 questions related to how science will…
View More Obama, McCain on Our Ocean's HealthThe 2nd edition of the new Carnival of Evolution is up at Jason Rosenhouse’s EvolutionBlog. This is a collection of blog posts on everything related…
View More Carnival of Evolution #2Just when you thought the Invertebrate Wars were over. A new measure of their coolness has been put forth. Of course Jim L. and I…
View More A Metric of Invertebrate CoolnessFascinating how you can clearly see the bottomless hole to its stomach. Oh and those razor sharp teeth. Check out Dark Roasted Blend for more…
View More Looking Down the Barrel of a GunCraig is away at a workshop and sent this message to post: ——————————————————————- I am stranded in the Phoenix airport as I write this post. …
View More Stranded in Phoenix and Microscopic Snails