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HALIFAX - A new study of the distribution of the endangered great white shark in Canadian waters say...

HALIFAX - A new study of the distribution of the endangered great white shark in Canadian waters says an under...

Twenty hectares of seagrass will be restored in the Gulf St Vincent off Port Gawler, north of Adelaide, as part of a project involving the University of Adelaide and the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI), the research divisi

According to one of the researchers, it is likely that marijuana has bio-active compounds which promote better health conditions thus boosting birds' immune system.

A decade ago, Mount Allison University opened the Harold Crabtree Aqualab: Centre for Aquatic Sciences, which is dedicated to the aquatic sciences and to advancing our understandings of marine and aquatic biology and conservation.

A farm in Lampang, Thailand, is feeding its chickens cannabis rather than antibiotics and selling the aptly named GanjaChicken.

Researchers say the birds have been kept alive and healthy without antibiotics or medicines and taste better too.

Salmon need to reach the ocean without being infected by open-net pen farms, says Alexandra Morton.

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Jim Garvey is available to talk with media on June 22, after the Illinois Department of Natural Resources unveils a new name for the fish known as the Asian carp.