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Inside Pearl River High School's marine science class where students work with aquariums
See inside the marine science class where students work with saltwater aquariums at Pearl River High School in Rockland ...
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CT high school fostering a new generation of scientists. How a $1.7M lab is helping them do it
Leah Mocko, a science teacher at Rockville High School, has spent the last two years planning, designing and implementing a new $1.7 million lab that is now housing the school’s aquaculture program, ...
DNA in seawater revealed that 93% of fish species live beyond known ranges, exposing major gaps in global marine biodiversity records.
Scientists in Japan discovered Physalia mikazuki, a new venomous jellyfish species carried north by warm currents.
Learn why some starfish develop a rare square shape through genetics, regeneration errors, and abnormal development.
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‘Masters of disguise’: US team recreates octopus pigments to boost camouflage tech
US scientists have bioengineered the octopus pigment xanthommatin in bacteria, producing 1,000 times more material than traditional methods.
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Researchers Discover “Death Ball” Sponge and Dozens of Other Bizarre Deep-Sea Creatures in the Southern Ocean
Researchers have discovered 30 previously unknown deep-sea species in the remote ocean surrounding Antarctica, they announced ...
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Transparent squid could unlock big brain science breakthroughs
In a significant leap forward for neuroscience, researchers at the University of California, Santa Barbara, have successfully ...
Sara Almabruk is strategizing how to save Mediterranean angel sharks, “custodians of the seafloor” whose robust presence can ...
Scientists are revolutionizing how new marine species are described through the Ocean Species Discoveries initiative. Using advanced lab techniques, researchers recently unveiled 14 new species from ...
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Killer whales caught on camera hunting down and eating great white sharks
A shark-hunting pod of orcas was seen flipping their rival apex predators upside-down to paralyze them before feasting.
Vertebrates have extremely different brain sizes: even with the same body size, brain size can vary a hundredfold. As a rule, ...
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