Tag: Marine biodiversity
Saving Endangered Skates: Captive Hatching Prevents Extinction
In a remote area of Tasmania, Australia, the Maugean skate, a critically endangered species of marine fish, is facing the threat of extinction due...
Restoring Caribbean Sea Urchins: A Valiant Conservation Effort
The Caribbean Sea Urchins are undergoing a valiant conservation effort led by scientists from the Florida Aquarium and the University of Florida. These long-spined...
Glowing Layer of Protection: Mesmerizing Anemones Explained
Marine biologist Dimitri Deheyn recently made an interesting discovery at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography. He found that a protein in intertidal anemones not...
Great White Sharks: Population Split 200,000 Years Ago with One Hybrid in Bermuda Triangle
Great white sharks are facing a high risk of extinction, and scientists are now studying their distinct populations in different oceans to understand the...
Restoring Caribbean Sea Urchins: A Valiant Conservation Effort
Long-spined sea urchins are the unsung heroes of Caribbean reefs, despite their villainous appearance. These sea creatures play a vital role in maintaining the...
Mapping Unexplored Seabeds with Sea Lion Camera Crews
Scientists in Australia have found a unique way to explore the ocean's seabeds by enlisting the help of sea lions. These endangered Australian sea...
The Importance of Sharks in Ocean Ecosystems: Why We Need Them
Sharks are fascinating creatures that play a crucial role in maintaining the health of our oceans. With over 500 species, ranging from the tiny...
Long-Lived Geoduck Clam: A Fascinating Deep-Sea Creature
The Pacific geoduck, scientifically known as Panopea generosa, is a fascinating deep-sea creature that can be found in the Pacific Ocean, ranging from Alaska...
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Resurrected: Meet ‘ELIZA,’ The World’s First Chatbot From 60 Years Ago
Resurrected: Meet 'ELIZA,' The World's First Chatbot From 60 Years AgoIn a remarkable feat of technological resurrection, scientists have brought back to life "ELIZA,"...
