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marine ecology

Sperm whale departure

Sperm whale departure linked to decline in jumbo squid population in Gulf of California

Blue button jellies, known by their scientific name Porpita, float on the ocean’s surface using a round disc, and drift where the current takes them.

Converging ocean currents bring floating life and garbage together

Microscopic photo of PA12, a marine microplastic pollutant.

Using optics to trace the flow of microplastics in oceans

Whale diagram

Whales (yes whales) could be a valuable carbon sink

Seagrass crucial to stemming the tide of coastal erosion

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