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written by Oceanographic Staff written by Oceanographic Staff New research led by the Monterey Bay Aquarium highlights that warming waters due to climate change are having a noticeable impact on white sharks. According to the study, unprecedented sightings of juvenile white sharks at the northern end of Monterey Bay signal a significant shift in the young white sharks’ range. The researchers found that  the northward range shift represents the fact that juvenile sharks are having to search for a more suitable thermal habitat, meaning that water temperatures within their pr...

Unprecedented sightings of juvenile white sharks at the northern end of Monterey Bay signal a significant shift in the young white sharks' range. Researchers conclude the northward range shift demonstrates the young sharks are being subjected to a loss of suitable thermal habitat, meaning water temperatures within their preferred temperature range are becoming harder to find.

Copied! Which of the rookies entering year 2 do you feel are ready to start in their respective positions on the team? @ShawMellors As far as being three-down players, I think Kyle Dugger and Michael Onwenu are the best places to start. Dugger started off closer to the line of scrimmage in more of a linebacker-hybrid role, but as the season progressed, he started to show real potential as a balanced safety who can pretty much play any role in the secondary. Dugger and Devin McCourty should make an excellent back end pair and are my penciled starters for 2021. The only question with ...

  VICTORIA -- This week, the University of Victoria announced it would spearhead a project to help identify more eco-friendly ways of stopping - or dealing with - rising ocean levels. The project, called "Living with Water," will partner the University of Victoria's Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions with climate leaders from several B.C. universities. The key goal of the four-year project is to connect coastal communities, identify environmentally friendly ways of dealing with rising tides, and give regional governments the ability to implement the ideas. Stoked by climate change,...

Dec 15, 2020 In case it wasn't crystal clear before, Xavien Howard absolutely is among the leading candidates for NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors. The latest odds from BetOnline.ag actually have him as the third-favorite to win the award behind only Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald and Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt. Howard's odds are listed at 4/1, compared to Donald's 2/3 and Watt's 3/1. Browns defensive end Myles Garrett is the fourth-favorite at 5/1. Howard, of course, leads the NFL in interceptions with nine, the most for any player in the league since 2012 when Chicago cornerba...