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Top 10 Astonishing Lost And Found Objects - Vimarsana News

Top 10 Astonishing Lost And Found Objects

People lose things every day, although most of us don't lose nuclear bombs, shipping containers, ships, cities, or spaceships. Indeed, it's hard to

Finding sanctuary | Discovery, protection of ancient coral gardens in our backyard - Vimarsana News

Finding sanctuary | Discovery, protection of ancient coral gardens in our backyard

Having an extra day for exploration at sea is a rare event; however, the weather was perfect, the equipment worked flawlessly, and a team from the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) and Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS) finished their research at a lost shipping container a day earlier than expected.

Highway 1 slip-out impacting a federally endangered species - Vimarsana News

Highway 1 slip-out impacting a federally endangered species

Local marine management agencies have found the crumbled roadway in the ocean is impacting the Big Sur area's critical habitats.

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Octopus's Garden is not just a Beatles song: Researchers find one off California coast - Vimarsana News

Octopus's Garden is not just a Beatles song: Researchers find one off California coast

The sea creatures, whose mantles are about the size of a grapefruit and have a purple hue to them, are populating in the thousands at the base of Davidson...

Why 'Hot Springs' Draw the World's Largest Gathering of Deep-Sea Octopuses | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Why 'Hot Springs' Draw the World's Largest Gathering of Deep-Sea Octopuses | Smart News

Some 20,000 octopuses congregate near an inactive underwater volcano off California's coast, using heat from thermal springs to hatch their eggs faster