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Category: Oceanography

Dolphins and Their Social Networks
Biology Oceanography Zoology

Dolphins and Their Social Networks

May 7, 2015September 2, 2015

By Kate S. They don’t have Twitter accounts, but dolphins are able to form highly complex and dynamic networks of…

Methane-Munching Microbes Limit Global Warming
Biology Climate Change Oceanography

Methane-Munching Microbes Limit Global Warming

March 17, 2015May 24, 2021

Holes in the sea floor release methane gas. Microorganisms that live near the holes protect our air by eating 75 percent of the methane.

Tuna Stay Warm with Cold Hearts
Biology Oceanography Zoology

Tuna Stay Warm with Cold Hearts

February 9, 2015September 3, 2024

The heart of a bluefin tuna keeps pumping during extreme temperature changes that would stop a human heart, according to…

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels
Biology Engineering Environment Oceanography

Fish Food Turned into Two New Biofuels

January 29, 2015September 4, 2015

By Kate S. A common algae commercially grown to make fish food could become a future source of biofuel, according…

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