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California rivers dry, so baby salmon will be trucked to the Pacific

By Kurtis Alexander Millions of young salmon raised at fish hatcheries in the Central Valley will be trucked to San

Seaweed supplement claimed to quadruple immune response of farmed fish

By Ben Coxworth As is the case with other types of livestock farming, antibiotics are widely used in aquaculture to

Mako shark just freed off Outer Banks returns for bite of research boat, video shows

A mako shark took a group of marine researchers off guard, when it made a U-turn after being released and

Officials defend decision to move rescued dolphins to Bali Exotic Marine Park despite criticism

Indonesian officials are facing a new wave of criticism following their decision to relocate the dolphins rescued from the banned

‘Smelly, terrible sight’: Thousands of dead fish found on Eastern Auckland coastline

By Heath Moore Thousands of fish have been found dead along Auckland’s Beachlands coastline, worrying locals as a strong stench

Entangled Baby Whale May Be Near Santa Cruz County: Report

By Courtney Teague SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, CA — Officials are asking residents of the Monterey Bay area and Northern California

Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta Annapolis Virtual Skippers Meeting

On the eve of the 2021 Helly Hansen NOOD Regatta in Annapolis, we check in with Annapolis Yacht Club Commodore

RS:X Dünya Şampiyonası sona erdi

RS:X Dünya Şampiyonası 21-27 Nisan tarihleri arasında Cadiz – İspanya’da gerçekleştirildi. 18 Ülkeden 28 sporcunun mücadele ettiği Kadınlar sınıfında Olimpik

OZGURDALGICLAR – BUSAK MAVISI Sempozyum 2021

Konuklar “Belya Avcı & Hazal Kuzuoğlu”

Elazığ’da Köylülerin Tesadüfen Bulduğu Deniz Canlılarına Ait Fosiller Heyecan Uyandırdı

Elazığ’ın Keban ilçesine bağlı Akçatepe Köyü’ne 2 kilometre uzaklıkta deniz seviyesinden ortalama 1100 metre yükseklikteki bir tepedeki meraya hayvanlarını otlatmaya

SON 15 YILIN EN BÜYÜK MÜSİLAJ PATLAMASI

Balık sezonunun erken kapanmasına nedeni müsilaj yoğunluğu, Marmara Denizi’nin en büyük tehdidi oldu. Marmara’nın her yerinde yüzeyden görülebilen müsilaj, dalgıçların

Stinging scorpion fish among 10 ‘uncommon species’ recently found in Florida waters

BY MARK PRICE Two species of stinging scorpionfish have been found in unexpected places in Florida waters, according to the

Can machine learning help save the whales? How PNW researchers use tech tools to monitor orcas

BY RICHARD YONCK Being an orca isn’t easy. Despite a lack of natural predators, these amazing mammals face many serious

Danish diving instructor in Prague teaches benefits of ‘joyful underwater swimming’

by Elizabeth Zahradnicek-Haas The Czech Republic boasts a number of flooded quarries, rivers, and caves, which attract divers from all

Lamprey numbers predict promising comeback for spooky blood-sucking fish

By Jessica Schremmer and Anita Ward A jawless blood-sucking eel-like fish has surfaced in record numbers in the River Murray

Northern Beaches and Newcastle councils vote to remove shark nets

Two NSW councils are calling on the state government to remove shark nets on beaches along the coast. Last night

MAVI PAYLAŞIM 2021

Sevgili Sualtı Severler, Kocaeli Üniversitesi Sualtı Topluluğu olarak bu yıl on sekizincisini düzenleyeceğimiz “Mavi Paylaşım’2021 Sualtı Sporları ve Bilimleri Toplantısı”

Antalyasporlu yüzücüler, Milli Takım için kulaç attı

Antalyaspor yüzme takımından 7 sporcu, Edirne’de yapılan Türkiye Turkcell Yıldız, Genç ve Açık Yaş, Uzun Kulvar 50 metre Milli Takım

This underwater hut acts as a nursery to help the renewal of marine species in the Mediterranean (VIDEO)

NEW YORK, April 26 — The Mediterranean is one of the marine biotopes most affected by human activity. The renewal

A singing fish: it glows green during courtship and looks like Boris Johnson’s hardship face

Helen Sullivan If, at midnight, you stick your oar into the water of the lagoon near Kallady Bridge in Batticaloa,

‘RIP’: A 9-ton sperm whale washed up on this Florida beach. Here’s what we know

A 18,000-pound sperm whale stranded itself on the shores of a beach in St. Lucie County over the weekend, and

Sponges can crawl, but it costs them bits of their bodies

By Nikk Ogasa Sea sponges don’t move, or so many scientists believed. But researchers report today in Current Biology that

Watch: Crews rescue sea lion with head stuck in metal loop

SAN DIEGO (KSWB) – A sea lion found itself in a precarious situation off the San Diego coast, but a