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If done carefully, great blue heron habitat and urban development can coexist.
Sea creatures of our nightmares come alive in a biologist’s exploration of the power of their poison.
First developed in the 1970s, coral reef transplants are finally proving effective.
The increasingly urban birds are carrying salmonella.
The Pacific warm water “Blob” contributed to a record toxic algae bloom.
These infamous clams are invading new areas, buoyed by climate change and the 2011 tsunami in Japan.
Fancy some fake caviar, imaginary fish, and sushi made from an endangered species?
Even dead and dying reefs still provide essential habitats for some marine life.
A long-term study shows the subtle hand of natural selection on Argentina’s Magellanic penguins.
Off the coast of Nova Scotia, pilot whales look out for each other.
Because three superpowers are better than one.
Biologists are trying to breed a salt- and snail-resistant line of European rice.
A first of its kind, this marine plant is pollinated by zooplankton and invertebrates.
Could the survival of millions of migrating shorebirds depend on the preservation of humble marine biofilm?
Some sources insist that most birds affected by an oil spill will die prematurely, even if they’ve been carefully cleaned. Two experts weigh in on...
Through a new biodiversity survey, the Artificial Reef Society of British Columbia is setting out to show how life takes to an artificial reef....
How the sting of the Portuguese man-of-war led to one of the most significant medical advances rooted in oceanographic work.
A new study shows that countries that participate in lethal scientific whaling do not produce superior scientific research.
Maine scallops are delicious, but lobsters get all the glory. One woman is on a quest to change that.
A baby shark with twice the bite.
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