When you think about climate change in our oceans, you may picture coral bleaching, melting sea ice, or extreme weather ...

You may have taken a GoPro on a scuba trip and captured some sweet footage of fluorescent fish or sleepy-looking sea turtles. But imagine a device that’s 100,000 times more energy-efficient than ...

Seawater located more than 2 km below the ocean’s surface drives the oceanic circulation that helps regulate the Earth’s climate. At these depths, turbulent mixing drives water towards the surface in ...

This barrel is filled with non-toxic fluorescent dye, which researchers released just above the seafloor to answer a longstanding question in oceanography. Credit: San Nguyen Where Munk inferred a ...

This robot fish is "as silent as a spy" — and could help researchers learn even more about the ocean 01:05. The mysteries of the ocean abound. And now, a group of student researchers is trying ...

A display of fluorescent fish species in the exhibit “Unseen Oceans” at The Field Museum in Chicago is seen on Wednesday, ... Though the ocean covers 70% of the Earth’s surface, ...

A defecating redlip parrotfish ( Scarus rubroviolaceus ) in the Maldives A shortage of fish faeces is contributing to shifts in the ocean’s carbon cycle of an equivalent magnitude to that of the ...

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