mussels

The number of clams in the ocean is threatened by acidified seawater due to climate change.

For freshwater boys, reproduction is really a heavy thing. Today, zoologists have discovered yet another burden that the son of a prodigy in Taxas has to endure.

An international team of scientists has successfully fabricated a synthetic version of the self-healing adhesive used by mussels to attach themselves to the rock.

Overfishing and diseases are gradually killing marine life in many temperate estuarine regions in the world and coastal ecosystems.

The geoduck, still called a boy