Tag: Ocean

In the 2024 Ocean Art Contest, Circling Sharks and Squadrons of Rays Steal the Show — Colossal

Mobula rays are fascinating creatures often known as “devil rays,” despite lacking a stinger like their stingray relatives.

‘Ghost’ Island Emerges From Ocean – And It’s About to Vanish Again : ScienceAlert

A 'Ghost' Island in the Caspian Sea Disappears Once Again In early 2023, a mysterious 'ghost' island appeared

First Ice-Free Day in Arctic Ocean Could Arrive This Decade, Study Finds : ScienceAlert

The Arctic Ocean Could See Its First Ice-Free Day Within a Decade, New Study Warns A recent study

‘Marine Snow’ Studies Show How the Ocean Eats Carbon

November 29, 20242 min read‘Marine Snow’ Studies Show How the Ocean Eats CarbonThe ocean’s digestive system is dictated

Ocean acidification is reaching deeper waters

Deep-sea coral reefs are at risk from acidificationHoward Chew / Alamy Stock Photo Ocean acidification is a growing

Why Climate Scientists Are Sounding the Alarm on the Ocean Circulation System AMOC

The recent open letter from 44 climate scientists to the Nordic Council of Ministers has brought attention to

Mulyana Transforms Plastic Yarn and Netting into Arresting Ocean Textures — Colossal

Indonesian artist Mulyana shines a light on the fragility of marine ecosystems through his innovative use of plastic

How tiny phytoplankton trek long distances upward in the ocean

Plankton are tiny organisms that play a crucial role in the marine ecosystem. Among these organisms, phytoplankton are

These Freakish Ocean Creatures Can Combine as One When Injured : ScienceAlert

Comb Jellies Have Frankenstein-Like Ability to Fuse Together When Injured When injured, pairs of comb jellies can seamlessly

A transatlantic flight may turn Saharan dust into a key ocean nutrient

This process of iron alteration in Saharan dust as it travels across the Atlantic Ocean has significant implications

Guest Explainer: Cooling the Gulf of Maine Surface Ocean Waters

The Gulf of Maine is heating up at an alarming rate, with surface seawater temperatures rising 97% faster