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Arctic Ecosystem

tagged bowhead whale

Bowheads Reveal Surprising Synchronized Behavior Across Vast Distances

The three fur tag designs

Breakthrough wildlife tracking technology adheres to fur

A satellite image of the Bering Strait, taken August 2, 2022, with presence of the Alexandrium bloom appearing in red.

Arctic’s Largest Toxic Algal Bloom Detected

One of the samples in which Laura Perini found giant virusses. At first glance it looks like dirty water, but the bag is teeming with microorganisms, one of those being the ice algae that darkens the ice.

Giant Viruses Discovered on Arctic Ice, Potential Natural Control for Algae Blooms

ice crystals

Arctic ice algae heavily contaminated with microplastics

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