Even Earless Oysters Clam Up Over Noise Pollution
In response to sounds similar to cargo ships, oysters shut their shells to protect their soft bodies
Stories by Teresa L. Carey
This New York River Dumps Millions of Fabric Microfibers into the Ocean Daily
Invisible to the naked eye, these fibers can cause health problems for animals and humans
Bringing Back the Nassau Grouper
Scientists and fishing professionals have joined to restore a once-thriving fishery—but this time, sustainably
Sea Snails on Acid
As the acidity of water increases, some gastropods begin to act kind of trippy
