Marine Ecosystems
Watch: Drone Captures Rare Clip of Whales Preying on Shark
The predator-type scenario shows the false killer whales, between three to five meters long, chasing after the shark, tiring it out until they can finally attack it by grabbing and dragging it into the depths of the ocean.
Latest Research Articles
Sea Slugs Slay Predators With Stored Toxins
Invasive Damselfish Are In Gulf Of Mexico's Southern Reefs
Extinct Crustacean Dollocaris Had Ginormous Eyes, Each a Quarter Of the Length Of Its Body
Snapping Shrimp: Noisy Habits Indicate Reef Health, Study Shows
NASA's CORAL Mission Takes Reef Studies To New Level
Reef Health and Butterflyfish: Picky Appetites Protect Fish From Corals Touched By Seaweed
Sea Spiders: Abnormally Large-Growing Arctic Sea Spiders Surprise Scientists
Marine Pollution: Revolutionary Floating Dam Aims to Recycle It
Illegal Blast Fishing Destroys Tanzania's Rich Marine Life
Permanent Marine Reserves Needed To Properly Protect Growing Fish, Researchers Say
Cloudy Waters Shade Corals From Excess Sunlight, Helping Them Survive Climate Change
Hawaiian Bobtail Squid Depends On Mutually Beneficial Relationship With Luminescent Bacterium
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