A new study led by the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science suggests that shark declines can lead...

This week’s Marine Science in the News blog highlights a recent study about some of MSI’s favorite animals: hermit crabs! These shelled...

Bioengineers at UC Berkeley took a close look at a local marine species to create a new glue for medical procedures inside the body....

Sea otters are quite often the topic of conversation within the marine science and conservation communities. They are undoubtedly...

A recent research publication out of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography examined the role of reef fishes in keeping corals healthy...

Under rapidly changing conditions animals have 3 “choices”: migrate, adapt or die. Ocean temperatures are rising rapidly (a byproduct of...

A recent study out of University of California, Davis examined one of the largest groups of animals largely affected by plastics:...

One month ago we posted a blog about Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in Hawaii, a recently established Marine Protected Area...

Dolphins have accents? Sperm whales have varied dialects? Cod have different “voices”? Just like humans, some animal populations have...