Most important marine areas are not preserved
For marine biodiversity, some areas of the ocean are more important than others.
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For marine biodiversity, some areas of the ocean are more important than others.
Recently, the Gumbo Limbo Nature Center in Boca Raton posted a picture of a dead turtle and hundreds of small pieces of plastic removed from its gut.
If the sea is no longer salty, the ecosystem will be turned upside down. At the same time, the weather will become more severe for humans.
Dead corals have recovered, opening a glimmer of hope for marine species threatened by climate change in this world.
Tires are made of natural rubber and rubber, so it is unlikely that it will be the culprit for spreading 28% of the total amount of micro-particles into the ocean, contr…
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Paleontologists identify a 72 million-year-old fossil on Hokkaido island belonging to an unknown species of platypus.
Recent research shows that marine species (scientific name: Minuca Pugnax) is one of the 'culprits' that releases a lot of greenhouse gases into the environment due to t…
Deep ocean bottom exists some species of shark that are able to turn the blue light of the ocean into a bright green color that only sharks can see; however, the way the…
Scientists make micro-coils from carbon, nitrogen and manganese, capable of producing chemical reactions that dissolve micro-plastic particles.
Mercury content - an organic compound that can cause brain damage and severe nervous system - has increased by 23% in cod and 27% in bluefin tuna caught in the Atlantic…
Plastic waste is a worrying issue globally. Plastics after use are not recycled but most of them are discharged directly into rivers, canals, and then into the oceans.
One of the most beautiful marine creatures divers and photographers have the opportunity to meet when diving deep into the sea floor.
For many years, the New York port has fallen into pollution and depleted marine life. New Yorkers had to embark on water purification and cleaning
Natural disasters such as storms, cyclones, droughts and heat waves have destroyed nearly 50% of marine ecosystems in Australia, many places where natural life cannot re…