The Dolphin Hunt in Taiji: A Summary
For the first time, the annual dolphin hunt in Taiji, Japan is no longer just an issue for activists – it’s now also becoming a scientific issue.
For the first time, the annual dolphin hunt in Taiji, Japan is no longer just an issue for activists – it’s now also becoming a scientific issue.
Can the successful return of a population after decades of hunting be a bad thing? In the case of Cape Cod’s seals, the answer is hotly debated.
Did you know that the Humboldt squid flashes different colors when it sees another squid? Check out this short video to learn more.
Check out MST’s interview with filmmaker Joe Romeiro. Joe travels around the world capturing footage of sharks to help educate the public and dispel some of the myths surrounding these creatures.
The Arctic Ocean experiences a two-week algal bloom every spring that fuels the food web for the whole year. But as ocean temperatures rise, this could become a problem.
As atmospheric carbon dioxide levels continue to rise, ocean acidification continues to threaten shelled organisms. But, new research shows that the shells aren’t the only parts in danger…
In South Florida for spring break? Double check to make sure the beaches are open…
Swimming in the oceans 370-360 million years ago, Dunkleosteus was a powerful predator.
It isn’t often that articles about whales have happy endings, but this one does.