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Ambidextrous? Octopi Are Way Beyond That
A recent study aimed to answer one question: How flexible are octopus arms?
Ambidextrous? Octopi Are Way Beyond That
A recent study aimed to answer one question: How flexible are octopus arms?
Endangered Sharks Disguised As Cheap Meat In American Stores
Endangered ocean giants are showing up on American dinner plates under misleading labels. A new study reveals that meat sold as “shark” in U.S. markets and online often comes from critically...
Endangered Sharks Disguised As Cheap Meat In American Stores
Endangered ocean giants are showing up on American dinner plates under misleading labels. A new study reveals that meat sold as “shark” in U.S. markets and online often comes from critically...
Adorable Deep Sea Snailfish Found Thriving In Crushing Darkness
Miles beneath the ocean’s surface, scientists stumbled upon a pink, bumpy fish with wide eyes and delicate fins. It wasn’t just unusual—it was a brand-new species.
Adorable Deep Sea Snailfish Found Thriving In Crushing Darkness
Miles beneath the ocean’s surface, scientists stumbled upon a pink, bumpy fish with wide eyes and delicate fins. It wasn’t just unusual—it was a brand-new species.
Restaurants Found Serving Octopus Alive On Dinner Plates
In some restaurants, “fresh” means alive. Tableside displays show tentacles that still grip. Customers laugh. Staff rush to keep an animal from crawling off a platter. This is not a...
Restaurants Found Serving Octopus Alive On Dinner Plates
In some restaurants, “fresh” means alive. Tableside displays show tentacles that still grip. Customers laugh. Staff rush to keep an animal from crawling off a platter. This is not a...
The Ocean Is Fighting Back As Plastic Filled Neptune Balls Cover Beaches
They look like coconuts, but they’re not. Strange fibrous balls are rolling onto Mediterranean beaches, packed with plastic waste.
The Ocean Is Fighting Back As Plastic Filled Neptune Balls Cover Beaches
They look like coconuts, but they’re not. Strange fibrous balls are rolling onto Mediterranean beaches, packed with plastic waste.
A 2,500 Kilometer Oasis of Creatures Rewrites the Search for Aliens
Life without sunlight is thriving nearly 31,000 feet down between Russia and Alaska. Scientists found a 2,500-kilometer belt of clams and tube worms powered by methane, not photosynthesis.
A 2,500 Kilometer Oasis of Creatures Rewrites the Search for Aliens
Life without sunlight is thriving nearly 31,000 feet down between Russia and Alaska. Scientists found a 2,500-kilometer belt of clams and tube worms powered by methane, not photosynthesis.