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On this World Whale Day, we’ve been diving deep into the archives to find our most interesting research on our aquatic friends. Recreationally, around the… Read more »
On this World Whale Day, we’ve been diving deep into the archives to find our most interesting research on our aquatic friends. Recreationally, around the… Read more »
A recent paper in Zoological Letters has explored the use of DNA metabarcoding to understand spider influence on food webs in a deciduous forest. Analysing… Read more »
For a body that covers 71% of the Earth’s surface, the oceans of our planet still remain enigmatic to most. With the NOAA estimating the amount of the ocean… Read more »
This April saw the first sighting of Pygmy Killer Whales in the waters of Mozambique. These enigmatic creatures are extremely rare, often misidentified, and… Read more »
April 14th 2016 marks Dolphin Day; a day to focus on the majesty - and the plight - of our nearest intellectual cousins. We decided to take a look at just a few… Read more »
This week marks the launch of Marine Biodiversity Records at BioMed Central, official journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom. Marine… Read more »
In 1964 the Russian astronomer Nikolai Kardashev proposed a scale to measure the level of a civilisation’s technological advancement. A Type I civilisation… Read more »
Climate change is a planetary phenomenon, and it's effects are many and varied. So we've put together this interactive map, showing the tangible effects… Read more »
Climate change is predicted to cause sweeping effects on the world’s biomes, but one of the most peculiar will be on certain reptilian species who employ a… Read more »