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A shark-fin ban raises hopes that China will lead on the environment.
During a meal, the stomach of a starfish comes out of its mouth and grabs hold of what it is eating. Figuring out what controls this process could mean good news for the coral that starfish feed on.
AN attempt to create surfboard fins has been awarded $300,000 over two years under the State Government's in its bid to reduce shark attacks.
We have no ways to directly observe molecules and what they do -- Drew Berry wants to change that. In this talk, he shows his scientifically accurate (and entertaining!) animations that help researchers see unseeable processes within our own cells.
Ministerial Media Statement Hon Colin Barnett MEc MLA 31.
From penguins to icebergs to now a ship trapped in ice—Andrew Peacock is documenting daily life aboard the Akademik Shokalskiy.
Hydrophone arrays complement satellite data to monitor iceberg movements.
It is hoped that the group, which includes scientific researchers and a journalist will now be able to escape by helicopter.
A controversial rule forcing ships to slow down in right whale waters has been adopted permanently and is roundly cited for at least contributing to a reduction in the number of fatal strikes.
Nuclear pollution from the Japanese power plant damaged by an earthquake in 2011 could be contributing to the disease wiping out starfish on the West Coast.
A shadowy figure in a wave near children swimming at a southern California beach has experts disagreeing.
The sun and moon's gravity align Monday to create the highest tides of the year, known as King Tides, potentially flooding low-lying roadways, and leading to unusual sights around docks, piers, and beaches in the San Francisco Bay Area.
This invited post is authored by Chris Mah, a Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History researcher. Chris is one of the world's leading experts on s
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When California resident June Emerson snapped a photo of her children playing at the beach, she didn't expect it to generate international news. Although the kids seem to be adorable, that isn't wh...
Cascade Game Foundry is teaming up with the Professional Association of Diving Instructors to develop its scuba diving simulation game Infinite Scuba, the Seattle-based studio has announced.
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Avid divers have so much to look forward to in 2014. For instance, Miami will host its first ever epic diving event know as TekDive USA, which will take place o
Cold-sensitive mangrove forests have expanded dramatically along Florida's Atlantic Coast as the frequency of killing frosts has declined, according to a new study based on 28 years of satellite data from the University of Maryland and the...
–Photo is courtesy of @June Emerson An alleged shark that appeared in a Manhattan Beach wave Friday as two children played in the water nearby was most likely a dolphin, according to experts who have examined the image (see top photo).
Harry Mitchell can list more than a dozen reasons why he disagrees with a state government report that branded his work costly and inefficient when it comes to protecting swimmers from sharks.
SANTA MILAGROSA, Philippines - Brian Mullaton is 13 and makes his living by diving into deep, muddy holes.
He works on a floating wooden platform in shallow Mambulao Bay in one of the world's most dangerous professions: compressor mining.
If a large yacht somehow fails to adequately convey fabulous wealth to you, then maybe a large flying yacht will do the trick.
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