The latest news on the ocean and conservation
Shark populations across the world have been declining at an incredible rate and is estimated that humans kill between 100 million and 273 million sharks per …
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In new research, a team of of researchers from the University of British Columbia collaborated with Ocean to collect and genetically analyze 285 seafood samples …
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Recently, A northern right whale dolphin washed ashore on Manzanita Beach, near Portland, Oregon on Saturday. According to Seaside Aquarium, the mammal was a 5 foot female …
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In a new study, published in the journal PLOS One, scientist have captured the buzzing, clicking, and callings of the narwhal and it is beautiful to hear. Narwhals, …
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The power of social media was used for good after a video of two men were seen in it beating a baby seal. Since the …
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Source: The Guardian/Graham Readfearn Critically endangered hawksbill turtles that nest on islands east of Papua New Guinea have been tracked moving across parts of the …
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Marine biologists from Leiden University have discovered tiny fuzzy-footed tropical shrimp that live sin in shallow water tunicates in the Pacific Ocean around Indonesia. The …
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A 50 foot-long basking shark was accidentally caught in a fishing trawlers’s net off the south coast of Ireland over the weekend and was eventually …
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Full Story at NPR Great white sharks have a “hidden life” that is becoming a lot less hidden thanks to a scientific expedition that has …
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For the first time ever, a blue whale has been spotted in the red sea. The world’s largest mammal was discovered by a fisherman off …
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