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Mining agencies promise to minimize harm to ocean ecosystems. Scientists say we can't predict its full extent — or how to reverse it
But could satellite-tagging further endanger these seabirds?
Mangroves save millions of lives and up to $65 billion in flood damage each year
What she found in a tiny crevice in Gypsum Cave rewrote the history of humans in North America
Before now this unsustainable and unprofitable practice has been too big to measure
It's crucial to know before you buy for conservation purposes
Rare anglerfish footage shows glowing fins and parasitic mating
Environmental DNA is a less invasive way to solve long-submerged mysteries
Researchers didn't even realize they had caught one until they bumped into it.
Mythical sea serpents were probably marine animals tangled in fishing gear
Managing our fisheries now could save us in the future
Foxes, coyotes, and bobcats can normally coexist. But what happens when their hunting grounds are disrupted by humans?
Marine Protected Areas will drastically increase production from fisheries in a more sustainable way
Climate change is killing hundreds of coral reef fish... all at once
Sea otters keep Aleutian kelp forests healthy
The nutrients in guano fertilize both farm fields and ocean reefs
New experiments show important food web redundancies get left behind
The algorithm Alphastar was originally developed to play Starcraft II
Antibacterial soaps are no more effective than regular soaps, and could be doing harm down the line
Coastlines with wide bands of mangroves are relatively well-protected from economic downturn after hurricanes
Humans aren't the only animals that can see in three dimensions, but not all animals perform this feat in the same way
Say "cheese!" for Napoleon wrasse conservation
Recent research details The Blob's effects on the Alaska pollock fishery
Boredom and more free time increased alcohol consumption while increased anxiety drives benzodiazepine use
Studying these enormous animals requires close collaboration between scientists and aquariums
Scientists previously thought that animals' color patterns were either warning signs or camouflage — on these snakes, they are both
Aquaculture, like agriculture, has an antibiotic problem
With warming temperatures, microscopic plankton are creating big clouds that could further affect Arctic temperatures
