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New research shows that marine heat waves last longer in deeper water, increasing the possibility of species displacement or mortality. Marine heat waves, defined as events where ocean temperatures rise to extreme levels and hold steady for at least five days, are becoming increasingly common as human-induced climate change fuels global warming. The ocean absorbs […]

The Archipelagic and Island States Forum (AIS Forum) is assisting Indonesia in developing ARHEA, a sophisticated underwater drone that can monitor seawater ...

The storms we do experience will be stronger, creating more dire episodes like the one in Libya.

A recent scientific study delves into the details of the secret operation in which the U.S. refloated part of a Soviet missile launcher, which was sunk at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean

Our findings from the Jordan Rift Valley indicate there were multiple early human migrations from Africa, and into Asia, during favourable conditions. This

Cal Poly’s Center for Coastal Marine Sciences will host an open house for the Cal Poly Pier at Avila Beach on Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Iona, a loggerhead turtle, became the smallest live-stranded turtle recorded in the UK when she was found off Iona.

A turtle that washed up on a beachmore than a thousand miles from home has been restored to good health and released back into the wild.

Team at Sea Life in Scarborough restores animal to good health after being found cold-stunned and dehydrated in 10C water last year

SWAN QUARTER, N.C. (WNCT) — Lake Mattamuskeet is the subject of possible research to return the waters to where they were before being impacted by blue-green algae. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which oversees the lake and its wildlife refuge, is holding a public comment session through Oct. 30 for the possible treatment of […]