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CMFRI scientists crack genetic code of Asian green mussel

According to the scientists, the genome assembly of green mussels will emerge as a valuable tool fo…

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WATCH: An octopus and fishes caught hunting together as a team!

Octopuses are often known for their solitary hunting habits, but recent footage from the Red Sea re…

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Fin-bidden love: A shark might have just impregnated a stingray in captivity!

When the folks at TEAM ECCO's aquarium and shark lab in North Carolina noticed Charlotte's bulked-u…

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Udta Machhli: Cocaine-infused sharks have been found infesting Rio’s waters in Brazil!

Scientists have found sharks high on cocaine off the coast of Rio! What's next for these party anim…

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WATCH: Rare giant squid with ‘headlight’ tentacles spotted attacking underwater camera!

The Dana octopus squid is a deep-sea creature known for its considerable size and unique biological…

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Oxygen is disappearing from Earth’s water; this endangers marine life and human society!

Oceanic oxygen loss may seem small at 2% since 1960, but due to the ocean's vast volume, this trans…

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New variant of H5N1 bird flu spreads to marine mammals, heightening concerns for human transmission

Alarmingly, all samples from Argentina, encompassing sea lions, fur seals, and terns, tested positi…

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A pristine region of the Pacific Ocean targeted for deep-sea mining contains 5,000 new marine species, say scientists

The new species were found in a mineral-rich region of the Pacific Ocean floor between Hawaii and M…

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Octopus DNA gives scientists a glimpse into Antarctica's ancient past, and a possible highly unstable future

By studying the DNA of separate octopus populations, they stumbled upon a remarkable truth: around …

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Love at first sight, underwater style: this sea snake might've evolved large eyes to spot potential mates better!

A team of four researchers recently uncovered that the male aipysurines have, you guessed it, big, …

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The safest place for some species of Florida coral? Land.

Researchers are moving some species of coral to land in order to preserve what's left of them follo…

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Even ‘biodegradable’ plastics may not be enough to protect fish from doom, new research suggests

Previous studies have revealed that both traditional and biopolymer microplastic exposure can influ…

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Cargo ships are killing blue whales but the problem is 'uniquely resolvable,' marine biologist says

The world's busiest shipping lanes need to be rerouted to avoid "losing a culture of whales," marin…

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Only 10 vaquita porpoises remain in the wild, but scientists say the world's smallest marine mammal could still make a comeback

The tiny marine animal still has enough genetic diversity to survive, but illegal gillnet fishing t…

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A 13-year-old found a 5-million-year-old fossil, and now there's a new species of walrus named in his honor

A 13-year-old saw a skull protruding from a boulder. The fossil belonged to an ancient toothless wa…

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The death of an endangered fin whale was a marine murder mystery. Now, we have a suspect: orcas.

Bite marks have revealed the likely culprit in an endangered fin whale's death earlier this month.

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