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The Bigfin squid Magnapinna spp. is elusive and rarely encountered, yet its charismatic morphology of large fins and extraordinarily long tentacle filaments makes it an instantly recognisable deep-sea...

The inaugural competition puts eight yellow-bellied marmots head-to-head while shining a light on the science behind their seasonal weight gain and survival at high elevations

For decades, communities have relied on the agency's cancer risk estimates to hold polluters accountable. This year, it's missing.

With deep sea corals, as with real estate, location is everything. To thrive, corals need the right combination of seafloor substrate, depth, slope, and structure, and finding these habitat sweet spot...

Along with reducing exploitation, maintaining prey abundance may also be important for increasing populations of upper trophic-level predators, but we typically have little information on their prey ....

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Brand et al. show that environmentally realistic benzoylecgonine exposure increases movement and dispersal of Atlantic salmon smolts in a natural lake. Exposed fish swam and dispersed farther than con...

A wildlife officer on the case believes they were placed across the beach to deter protected birds from nesting.

An animal's body temperature controls all sorts of processes, from how they digest food to how fast their muscles contract. Marine creatures that rely on the temperature of their surroundings to…

Most predators slow down when ocean temperatures shift. Great hammerhead sharks don't—not significantly anyway. These ocean predators are masters of the "thermal hustle," maintaining peak hunting performance across a surprisingly wide range of ocean temperatures between winter and summer months, according to new research published this week in Journal of Experimental Biology.

Highlighted Article: Performance data from great hammerhead sharks indicate a thermal optimum of 29.3°C; however, they have low activation energies compared with other large sharks, enabling high…

Scientists wanted to learn more about how the largest hammerhead species on the planet may cope as the climate changes.

A species-level dataset of sediment-dwelling macrofauna, sampled 2 years before and 2 months after a test of a commercial deep-sea mining machine, reveals losses of macrofaunal density and species ric...

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The 2014-2016 northeast Pacific marine heatwave (MHW) disrupted marine ecosystems in California, with well-documented impacts on kelp reef ecosystems,…