A new study led by the University of Bristol warns that some forms of marine life could become extinct in the next century due to the impact of anthropogenic global warming.
Historical comparison and future of plankton
For the first time,...
The presence of sharks in the Argentine Patagonia is fundamental. In the cold and vast waters of the region, at least 15 species of these animals coexist.
This was detailed by Dr. Nelson Bovcon, a researcher at CONICET and an...
The world's largest animal, the **blue whale** (*Balaenoptera musculus*), forms a single large **circumpolar population in Antarctica** and is not dispersed in various communities.
This conclusion is based on the latest **assessment of Antarctic blue whales** in 2004 and on...
Sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus), the largest species of toothed whales, are disappearing from the Gulf of California due to the drastic decrease in the number and size of giant squids (Dosidicus gigas), their main source of food.
Decline in Sightings
Over...
Japanese scientists have documented for the first time the fusion of two comb jellies into a single living being in a laboratory. This finding offers a new perspective on biological cooperation and evolutionary flexibility in marine animals.
Merging Among Marine...
Payote espadrilles collaborates with Seaqual to produce a line of espadrilles made with recycled marine waste.
In this collaboration, Seaqual directly collects tons of marine litter brought by fishing boats from various ports of the Spanish Mediterranean committed to protecting...
The Mexican Navy Secretariat (Semar) has begun the creation of new artificial reefs using naval artifacts with the aim of protecting marine life.
Once sunk, these will serve as habitats for marine fauna and flora in various cities in the...
The magnitude of the ocean houses some of the largest living animals on the planet. These creatures, in addition to impressing with their size, are vital for the balance of marine ecosystems, acting as indicators of the health of...
