Researchers Capture Video of Deepest Fish Ever Recorded-Almost 5 Miles Below Surface Near Japan
This clueless-looking fish has several adaptations to living in an area where the pressure is 800 times greater than at sea level.
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500 Baby Sharks to be Released in Unprecedented Rewilding of the Ocean
A consortium of 44 aquariums in 15 countries is banding together to create a huge captive-breeding-and-release program for sharks.
More Efficient Way to Suck Up CO2 From Air By Storing it in Baking Soda and Water
The increased performance and the addition of the copper opens up a new possibility for where the absorbed CO2 can be placed—in the ocean.
8th Annual Ocean Conference Raises $20 Billion, And Pledges For Marine Protection
The Our Ocean Conference in Panama just raised billions to protect the world's oceans—with 341 commitments worth nearly $20 billion
New UN Treaty for the High Seas Finally Drafted After 17 Years of Debate on Language
Work still needs to be done to decide how marine protected areas in international waters will be established, managed, and protected
23-Year-Old Rows Solo 3,000 Miles Across Atlantic Setting Race Record for Female
Departing from the Canary Islands on the 10th of December, Mariam Payne rowed 59 days, 16 hours, and 36 minutes, before arriving in Antigua.
Heinz Looks for Man Who Survived a Month at Sea Eating Only Ketchup So They Can Buy Him a Boat
Elvis Francois had nothing but a portion of soup and some Heinz ketchup to eat during a 24-day experience lost at sea.
The Fascinating and Brilliant Woman Who Mapped the Secrets of the Ocean Floor to Upend Scientific Thought
Marie Tharp's hand-drawn maps of depth readings from the ocean floor revolutionized the understanding of geosciences.
Ocean Cleanup Nonprofit Gets $25Mil From Airbnb Co-Founder to Launch Massive Plastic Pollution Cleanup
Airbnb co-founder Joe Geddia donates $25 million to The Ocean Cleanup as they prepare to debut their new huge plastic cleaning system.
Researchers Can Now Make Clean Hydrogen Fuel By Pulling it Directly From Seawater-No Filtering Required
Researchers in Australia have successfully split seawater to produce cheap and green hydrogen for fuel without pre-treatment.
U.S. Agency Wants Offshore Oil Companies to Look for Shipwrecks Before They Drill
Oil and gas companies are currently only required to conduct a survey when they have "reason to believe" that a shipwreck may be present.
A Fisherman's Underwater Sculptures Have Stopped Illegal Trawling - Bringing Art and Biodiversity Back to Italian Bay
Looking for a way to block underwater trawling nets, Paolo the fisherman managed to create an underwater sculpture garden in Tuscany.
Little Girl Declares She Wants to Find a Megalodon Tooth-and Promptly Plucks One From Beach on Christmas Day
It was Christmas day, and young Molly was jumping for joy having unwrapped a pair of insulated waders and a sifting basket.
70 New Species Were Discovered in 2021 - Including 2 Guitarfish and a Pink Pygmy Pipehorse
The California Academy of Sciences announced 70 new plant and animal species discovered in 2021 on five continents.
4 Brothers Are Close to a World First, Nearing End of Epic 3000-Mile Row Across Atlantic-Raising 80k for Charity
They would be the first set of brothers to ever row across the Atlantic when the Friends arrive in Antigua next week.
Fishing Skipper Saves 31 Lives After a Boat Capsizes in the English Channel
The scallop boat Arcturus was the first one listening to a distress call from 43 migrants on an inflatable boat, sinking in the Channel.
World's First Hovering Robot That Collects Rare Minerals From Sea Floor Allows Industry to Ditch Dredging
Undersea mining is a destructive activity, but this new AI precision mining robot could change the industry for the greener.
Once Devastated Pacific Reefs See Amazing Rebirth, Recovering With 'Shocking Speed'
After being destroyed partialling in 2015, the pristine reefs of the Southern Line Islands are back to their pristine state.
10,000 Native Oysters Released on Homemade Reef off England's Coast to Filter Pollutants, Block Storm Damage
The oysters on the new reef are not intended for human consumption but for their services as ecosystem engineers.
Massachusetts Innovators Aim to Turn Ocean Plastic into Fuel-Right Onboard the Ship
The result has been dubbed "blue diesel" and would save ocean cleanup vessels time, money, and emissions from going to land to offload.
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