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‘Very unusual’ Arctic fish found to glow in the dark

A juvenile Liparis gibbus imaged under white light (top) and under fluorescent lighting (bottom) conditions. (Credit: J. Sparks, D. Gruber, P. Kragh) For the first

22 March 2021 No Comments

Fragmented icebergs reveal Antarctic sea floor ‘teeming’ with life

The Polarstern ship managed to sneak in the gap left by a broken iceberg to photograph the never before seen sea floor (Photo: Alfred Wegener

17 March 2021 No Comments

Sperm whales taught each other how to avoid hunters

Whaling was such a huge industry in the 19th century that engravings and stories about the practice are widespread (Photo: Getty) 19th century sperm whales

17 March 2021 No Comments

Sea slug can decapitate itself before regenerating a whole new body

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Some animals can regenerate a tail or

9 March 2021 No Comments

Mystery four-tonne sea beast washes up on Wales beach

What is it? (Marine Environmental Monitoring) An unidentified creature, measuring 24-feet long and weighing an estimated four tonnes, has washed up on a beach in

4 March 2021 No Comments

Cuttlefish passes cognitive test meant for human children

A common cuttlefish (Credits: Getty Images) The common cuttlefish is just as smart as a human child when it comes to a certain cognitive test,

4 March 2021 No Comments

‘Giant’ shark species found to glow in the dark

Scientists think the sharks glow for camouflage to protect from attack from below. Pictured is the kitefin shark. (Photo: Jérôme Mallefet) Scientists have discovered three

3 March 2021 No Comments

Whale sharks can recover from injury and even re-grow dorsal fins

A whale shark in the Seychelles with an injury. (Credits: PA) Whale sharks can recover from serious injuries at an ‘extraordinary rate’ and even regrow

23 February 2021 No Comments

Fossil from gigantic fish was mistaken for flying reptile

An example of what a complete coelacanth fish fossil looks like (Credits: PA) Fossilised remains of a fish that grew as big as a great

15 February 2021 No Comments

Antarctic penguins could be saved by proposed network of ‘marine protected areas’

An Adelie penguin on the Antarctic Peninsula. (Credits: PA) Breeding Antarctic penguins could be helped by a proposed network of marine protected areas (MPAs), according

20 January 2021 No Comments

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‘Very unusual’ Arctic fish found to glow in the dark

Fragmented icebergs reveal Antarctic sea floor ‘teeming’ with life

Sperm whales taught each other how to avoid hunters

Sea slug can decapitate itself before regenerating a whole new body

Mystery four-tonne sea beast washes up on Wales beach

Cuttlefish passes cognitive test meant for human children

‘Giant’ shark species found to glow in the dark

Whale sharks can recover from injury and even re-grow dorsal fins

Fossil from gigantic fish was mistaken for flying reptile

Antarctic penguins could be saved by proposed network of ‘marine protected areas’

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