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Today’s highlights include the weakest link in the annual slaughter at the Cove, manta rays “lacking libido” in the Maldives, and a mass starfish die-off.
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Today’s highlights include a ‘revolutionary’ new fishing trawl, jellyfish forcing a nuclear power plant to shut down, and a video of sharks scavenging on whales.
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A PETA video shows how lobsters are butchered and it doesn’t look good. But is this animal cruelty? Do lobsters actually feel pain?
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Today’s highlights include jellyfish in the Mediterranean, increasing levels of mercury in fish, and the world’s largest undersea observatory.
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Mantis shrimp have the most complex visual system known to man, but we don’t know much about how they use that system to communicate. A new project is designed to find out.
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Today’s highlights include a call for citizen scientists, an explanation of different colored lobsters, and the ‘epic’ journey of baby corals.
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Today’s highlights include a jellyfish named after Dr. Sheldon Cooper, newly discovered bone-eating worms, and the promising future of deep-sea research.
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Today’s highlights include an underwater act of cruelty, the ‘lake’ in the North Pole, an oil spill in Thailand and a jellyfish bloom in the UK.
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Octopuses can thank their blue blood for their ability to live in a wide range of habitats.
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Today’s highlights include a projected growth in the seafood market, the “Hoff” crab’s amazing journey from the Pacific to the Atlantic and the world’s largest marine sanctuary.
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