marine fauna

Logbook of a wild corner: This is how marine biodiversity is monitored in Chubut.

Along the coast of Chubut, there is a sparsely traveled area where the sea imposes its rhythm and wildlife can maintain its ancestral balance. In the recently created Patagonia Azul Provincial Park, a group of researchers is developing monitoring...

The Southern Right Whale Program turns 55: an unprecedented research in marine conservation

The Southern Right Whale Program, developed by the Whale Conservation Institute (WCI), celebrates 55 years of uninterrupted studies, establishing itself as the world's longest-running scientific project focused on a whale species. With nearly 5,000 identified individuals, this program has allowed...

The sailfish: the fastest swimmer in the ocean breaking speed records

When it comes to the fastest marine animals, many think of sharks or dolphins, but the true record holder is the sailfish (Istiophorus), capable of reaching speeds of up to 110 km/h underwater. This impressive fish not only stands out...

Why do whales live many years? This study explains it.

A recent scientific study reveals new data on why whales live for many years, just like other marine animals. The research, published in the journal Nature Communications, highlights that living in the ocean demands unique evolutionary adaptations. These adaptations...

Young ocean defenders protect marine life in Hong Kong

In the coastal waters of Hong Kong, a group of students has become a key ally of a non-profit organization dedicated to marine conservation. Together, they work to identify and promote the creation of new marine protected areas, with...

Clio, the sea butterfly that “flutters” in the Antarctic Ocean

Researchers from the Australian Antarctic Program Association (AAPP) have discovered Clio, a unique creature that defies the perception of marine fauna: a swimming snail that moves by a fluttering motion similar to that of a butterfly. Along with this discovery,...

Florida Bay: Restoring the Everglades to Save the Ecosystem

The Florida Bay, located between the mainland peninsula and the Keys, represents a third of the Everglades National Park and is key to the ecological balance of the region. However, the increase in salinity levels during dry seasons threatens...

Chubut declares seven emblematic species as “Natural Monuments” for their conservation.

The Legislature of Chubut unanimously approved yesterday the Natural Monuments Law, a legal tool that recognizes and protects seven emblematic species of its biodiversity. More than a norm, it is a pact between science, politics, and territory. This determination turns...

Young elephant seal entangled in a motor strap successfully rescued

A precise and timely operation allowed to rescue a young elephant seal, which had become severely entangled in a motor strap. The animal had impaired mobility in one of its pectoral fins. The operation was led by wildlife ranger Marcelo...

First images of the colossal squid in its natural habitat captured

A century after the identification of the colossal squid as a new species, scientists have achieved an unprecedented milestone: the first recording of a live specimen in its natural environment. This event marks a crucial advance in the exploration...

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Cruelty and animal abuse know no borders. The Ostok Sanctuary in Culiacán, northwest Mexico, was forced to move around...