in a new study, scientists found that ocean acidification caused by climate change that humans could cause coral to disintegrate before 2100.
scientists at the florida institute of technology have identified the existence of a new species of shark living in the atlantic ocean.
three new species of crustaceans were discovered by researchers at ryukyus university and kagoshima university, japan and palau international reef center.
thanks to the new technology developed by the secore international marine ecology group, coral reefs can recover as quickly and easily as sowing in the garden.
according to new research, ocean acidity is altering the structure of shells along the west coast.
in coastal waters, including estuaries and waters, low oxygen areas have increased tenfold since 1950. scientists believe that the amount of oxygen in the ocean continues to
according to the journal science, the risks to coral reefs are increasing mainly due to human activity, rising water temperatures mean less than 80% recovery time between phases.
researchers have found and are seeking more safe refugees for marine organisms that are vulnerable to climate change.
global warming is pushing toxic algae to grow stronger, meaning the ocean will be extremely toxic.
a new finding related to seaweed invasion has received the attention of the scientific community.
many seagrass systems, dubbed the lungs of the ocean, are standing on the brink of awe, making hundreds of scientists speak out.
with 71% of the earth's surface being an ocean, it is not easy to control illegal fishing. however, it is not helpless when a new technology satellite is called global fishing
a group of scientists have studied satellite data for 25 years, and calculated that the sea level does not rise at a steady rate, it is rising at a dizzying speed. if this trend
a new technology device called robotic son promises to make things happen in the future to cope with climate change.
chinese scientists have just published a digital 3d terrain map on the antarctic seabed after collecting data on a recent expedition.
at the depths of lake van, the largest lake in turkey, a group of divers discovered a lost castle.
ibm predicts this robot will change the world in the next 5 years by using artificial intelligence-controlled robots (ai) to clean the oceans.