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Senator calls Trump “the best president ever” for Alaska, has harsh words for Iran and migrants

At the hatchery, the females were photographed incubating their eggs with their suckers pointing out as a defense strategy.

Scientists from across the globe are converging in New Orleans this week for the world's largest ocean sciences conference. It's the first time the event has taken place in-person in four years, due to the pandemic. A key focus this year- how climate change is impacting ocean circulation. It coincides with new study that has found the Atlantic circulation - which helps regulate the global climate system- is at risk of total collapse.

One species was found brooding eggs near low-temperature hydrothermal vents, a rare sight that could unlock new information on deep-sea cephalopods

Fields of sharp ice growing to almost 15 metres tall could be scattered across the equatorial regions of Jupiter's moon, Europa, which may make the search for alien life difficult, scientists say.

More than 100 weather stations are idle, in need of repairs

More than 100 weather stations are idle, in need of repairs

More than 100 weather stations are idle, in need of repairs

More than 100 weather stations are idle, in need of repairs

More than 100 weather stations are idle, in need of repairs