Topic: marine biology

Sea stars on ocean floor (Getty Images/Patrick J. Endres)

Starfish are walking heads: Study

Matthew Rozsa
Vladimir Putin | Dolphins (Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

All about Putin's covert combat dolphins

Rae Hodge
Great White Shark (Getty Images/Stephen Frink)

Californians frequently swim near sharks

Nicole Karlis
Baby Orca whale with its pod. (Getty Images/thecrystalfocus)

Orca 'adopts' a baby dolphin

Troy Farah
The Liberian-registered oil tanker Goldway berths at Hound Point Oil Terminal on the Forth Estuary, as uncertainty continues in the global oil market as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis (Ken Jack/Getty Images)

Oil exploration threatens marine life

P.K. Read - Undark
Trash in the ocean water (Getty Images/Juan Camilo Bernal)

How to reduce marine dead zones

Tara Lohan
Shark GPS (Illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

Want to confuse a shark? Use a magnet

Matthew Rozsa
A colorful scene of gorgonian giant sea fan and soft corals on a rock in a coral reefs (Getty Images/Credit: Sirachai Arunrugstichai)

Do coral reefs talk?

Nicole Karlis
Rare giant squid specimen is washed up on Golden Mile Beach in Brittania Bay on Sunday, 7 June 2020. (Adéle Grosse © Iziko Museums of South Africa.)

A rare squid sighting

Matthew Rozsa
A walking Epaulette Shark (Hemiscyllium freycineti) crawls across the seafloor in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. While this shark isn't the newly discovered species, it is one of the nine separate but closely related species of shark that can all walk. (Getty Images/Ethan Daniels/Stocktrek Images)

Sharks are learning to walk

Nicole Karlis
(AP Photo/Lasanthi Benedict)

Why are whales big, but not bigger?

Matthew Savoca, Jeremy Goldbogen, Nicholas Pyenson - The Conversation
Elizabeth Warren (Getty Images/Salon)

What's the deal with the Blue New Deal?

Nicole Karlis
(Getty/Yann-HUBERT)

Knowing whale culture can save them

Felicia Vachon - The Conversation
(Getty/lindsay_imagery)

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Deep sea octopus moms are suffocating

Rose Jones
FILE - In this April 10, 2008 file photo, the head of a right whale peers up from the water as another whale passes behind in Cape Cod Bay near Provincetown, Mass. The endangered whales increasingly are frequenting the bay, enticed by the fine dining possibilities of its plankton-rich waters. They foraged in the bay for centuries, where their numbers were decimated when whalers hunted them for their oil and plastic-like baleen bone. For a stretch in the late 1990s, fewer than 30 whales were sighted each year. (AP Photo/Stephan Savoia, File) (AP)

Trump's war on whales

Nicole Karlis
Harbor Seals in Boothbay, Maine (Getty/M00Nkey)

Why are seals dying in New England?

Matthew Rozsa
An orca near Catalina Island, Calif., Dec. 12, 1999. (AP)

Orca carries dead calf for 10 days

Matthew Rozsa
(Larry Benvenuti/Florida Keys News Bureau via AP)

Sea turtles offer dire warning

Dahr Jamail - Truthout
U.S. Coast Guard crew members and Los Angeles firefighters investigate a light plane reportedly down off of San Pedro, Calif., Friday, Feb. 5, 2016. Long Beach fire Capt. Mark Miller says the control tower at Long Beach airport reported that the plane had gone down about two miles from the breakwater around 3:30 p.m. Friday. (Chuck Bennett/Daily Breeze via AP) (AP)

The hidden diversity of zooplankton

Ann Bucklin - The Conversation
(Larry Benvenuti/Florida Keys News Bureau via AP)

Danger awaits sea turtles in the ocean

Pamela T. Plotkin - The Conversation
In this April 30, 2009 file photo, coral reefs grow in the waters of Tatawa Besar, Komodo islands, Indonesia. Rising demand for copper, cobalt, gold and the rare-earth elements vital in manufacturing smartphones and other high-tech products is causing a prospecting rush to the dark seafloor thousands of meters (yards) beneath the waves. The Jamaica-based International Seabed Authority has issued 27 separate 15-year contracts that allow for mineral prospecting on over 1 million square kilometers (over 390,000 sq. miles) of seabed in the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Oceans. (AP Photo/Dita Alangkara, File) (AP)

Deep-sea fish: Weirder than we thought

Ashley Marranzino
Oahu’s Hanauma Bay on Wednesday, May 6, 2016 near Honolulu. Much of the inner reef at Hanauma Bay is dead after decades of tourist interaction, but the outter reef is still relatively healthy. More than 2,000 international reef scientists, policymakers and stakeholders are gathering in Hawaii starting Monday, June 20, 2016, to discuss the latest coral science and what can be done to stop widespread death of the world's reefs.(AP Photo/Caleb Jones) (AP)

Coral reefs disappearing

Eric Holthaus - Grist
(Getty/xijian)

I'm a scientist, and coming back

Elizabeth Madin - The Conversation
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