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A Toxic Algae Bloom Is Killing California’s Sea Lions

June 22, 2023

Angely Mercado

Sea lions and dolphins that swim off California’s central coast are dying. Toxic algae blooms off the state’s coast are believed to be stranding and even killing the marine animals at alarming rates, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Ad…
Read more: A Toxic Algae Bloom Is Killing California’s Sea Lions
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High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the Gulf

June 12, 2023

Angely Mercado

Thousands of fish littered the shores of Quintana Beach and Bryan Beach in Texas this past weekend after low oxygen in the water killed off fish in the region, ABC13 News reported.Read more…
Read more: High Temperatures and Low Oxygen Choke Out Thousands of Fish in the Gulf
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90% of Species in an Area Slated for Deep-Sea Mining Might Be Unknown to Science

May 25, 2023

Lauren Leffer

Deep beneath the sparkling surface of the Pacific Ocean, in the vast expanse between Mexico and Hawaii, lies an area known as the Clarion-Clipperton Zone (CCZ). At the floor of this marine region, between 12,000 and 18,000 feet below sea level, is a w…
Read more: 90% of Species in an Area Slated for Deep-Sea Mining Might Be Unknown to Science
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Hammerhead Sharks ‘Hold Their Breath’ When Deep Diving

May 11, 2023

Isaac Schultz

When hammerhead sharks begin some of their deepest dives, they do the piscine equivalent of what a human would do: they hold their breath.Read more…
Read more: Hammerhead Sharks ‘Hold Their Breath’ When Deep Diving
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Sea Urchin Murder Mystery Solved

April 19, 2023

Ed Cara

A team of scientists say they’ve figured out the cause of a devastating sea urchin die-off that occurred last year along the waters of the Caribbean Islands and Florida. The algae-eating sea urchins were likely wiped out by microscopic organisms known …
Read more: Sea Urchin Murder Mystery Solved
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The Stinky Seaweed Blob Approaching Florida Is Absolutely Humongous

April 4, 2023

Lauren Leffer

In the Atlantic Ocean, between the coasts of West Africa and the Caribbean, there’s a disjointed series of mats and clumps of brown, tangled algae known as sargassum seaweed. It’s supposed to be there. Or, at least, some of it is. In the Sargasso Sea—t…
Read more: The Stinky Seaweed Blob Approaching Florida Is Absolutely Humongous
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Fish May Feel Each Other’s Fear Through the Same Mechanism That Drives Human Empathy

March 23, 2023

Lauren Leffer

You may have heard that ‘fish don’t feel pain.’ It’s a common, persistent myth that dates back to 17th-century French philosophy. Yet, regardless of René Descartes’s many other worthwhile ideas, the scientific consensus is that he was flat-out wrong on…
Read more: Fish May Feel Each Other’s Fear Through the Same Mechanism That Drives Human Empathy
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12 Sea Creatures That Look Extremely Fake

March 20, 2023

George Dvorsky

Why leave Earth in search of aliens when you can just dive right into our oceans? No doubt, the seas are filled with all sorts of oddities that often defy description, from incomprehensibly shaped comb jellies through to gigantic isopods that more righ…
Read more: 12 Sea Creatures That Look Extremely Fake
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North Sea cod are getting smaller—can we reverse that?

March 19, 2023

Doug Johnson

Fishing wreaks havoc on North Sea cod evolution; long-term planning can help.
Read more: North Sea cod are getting smaller—can we reverse that?
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A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for Florida

March 13, 2023

Lauren Leffer

A floating blob of seaweed 5,000 miles across, spanning nearly the whole width of the Atlantic Ocean, is headed for Florida’s Atlantic Coast. The sargassum algae, a brown, branching, stringy seaweed that can turn seawater mud-colored when present in la…
Read more: A 5,000-Mile-Wide Blob of Stinky Seaweed Is Headed Straight for Florida

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