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“Dugongs, 700 new species now facing extinction” Populations of a vulnerable species of marine mammal, numerous species of abalone and a type of Caribbean coral are now threatened with extinction, an international conservation organization said Friday. The International Union for Conservation of Nature announced the update during the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, or COP15, conference…
“Seal conservation efforts aided by facial recognition tech” A team of New York scientists may have sealed the deal on the conservation of one of Maine’s most recognized wild animals. The group of researchers out of Colgate University processed pictures of dozens of harbor seals in Casco Bay, on the state’s southern coast, then gathered…
“Man miraculously survived great white shark attack by playing dead” A diver who survived a great white shark attack by playing dead was left with 18 tooth wounds across his chest. Frank Logan was out at sea snail hunting with friends when a great white bit into his torso and dragged him 16 feet through the ocean….
“Shark-tracking app lets you spy on this 1,000-pound great white” A 1,000-pound shark is swimming along the East Coast and making his way past the Jersey Shore and the Carolinas. His name is Ironbound, after the West Ironbound Island near Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where the shark was first tagged in 2019. According to OCEARCH, the…
“I’m a shark expert who comes face-to-face with 20-foot great whites” A marine biologist who swims with 20-foot sharks says people’s perception of them being bloodthirsty predators is nothing but a common myth. Professional shark diver Kayleigh Nicole Grant, 34, who has been based in Hawaii for the last 10 years says the magnificent animals are incredibly…
“Seal being sent to rehab to kick addiction to humans” Spearmint has an addiction. A very, very bad one — for a seal. The wild pinniped has a habit of being too overly friendly to humans around Plymouth Sound in Devon, England. To help the marine mammal kick her human habit, she’s been sent to…
“Dolphins ‘use wingmen to find partners’ with the most popular getting the most sex” Dolphins use wingmen to find partners, researchers found. Those with more pals have most sex. Then they return the favor to help the others to pull too. A 30-year study of 85 bottlenose dolphins in Shark Bay, Western Australia, revealed young…
“#Lobster fishing will face restrictions to try to save whales” PORTLAND, Maine — America’s lobster fishing industry will face a host of new harvesting restrictions amid a new push from the federal government to try to save a vanishing species of whale. The new rules, which have loomed over the profitable lobster industry for years…
“#Whistleblower claims $1.4B Gulf Coast project is killing dolphins” A former Louisiana government researcher for marine wildlife says she was fired for blowing the whistle on mass dolphin deaths caused by state-led civil efforts. The Louisiana Illuminator has reported that Mandy Tumlin, who worked for the state’s Department of Wildlife and Fisheries from 2005 to…
“#Rare glass octopus filmed in remote corner of Pacific Ocean” Deep under the sea, an almost entirely transparent creature has been spotted. While on a 34-day journey in a remote corner of the Pacific Ocean, marine biologists recently made two rare sightings of a science fiction-worthy creature: a glass octopus. In addition to seeing the…