Scientists Discover Cause of Starfish Die-Offs
Outbreaks from ocean pathogens, like the one that caused the Starfish die-offs, are more common in overheated waters and can also threaten humans.
Outbreaks from ocean pathogens, like the one that caused the Starfish die-offs, are more common in overheated waters and can also threaten humans.
Each year, thousands of tourists travel to Mexico to see humpback whales and swim with whale sharks. Although existing government guidelines seek to ensure such tourism remains safe for marine wildlife, recent studies document harmful practices.
The oysters, or “coastal ecosystem engineers” are thriving in man-made reefs of concrete and recycled shells that protect coastlines here and in at least 10 other states from storm surges and rising waters.
A fleeting masterpiece appeared in Cornwall this week – a 330-foot giant sand octopus. (notice people nearby to appreciate its size)
Here’s what you need to know about the first international agreement focused on protecting marine biodiversity in international waters.
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