SeaWorld announced the loss of Katina, the 50-year-old killer whale known for sticking her tongue out, on Sunday night.
The worm is a nemertean, a group of soft-bodied marine predators found from tide pools to the deep sea. Its species is ...
New research highlights significant ecological risks from deep-sea mining, intensifying global debate over whether securing ...
Nodding off is dangerous. Some animals have evolved extreme ways to sleep in precarious environments
Every animal with a brain needs sleep — and even a few without a brain do, too. Humans sleep, birds sleep, whales sleep, and even jellyfish sleep.
Scientists on California’s Central Coast recently spotted a giant, evasive seven-arm octopus while on a research expedition in Monterey Bay. The rare creature, called Haliphron atlanticus, was seen by ...
Conservationists have described 2025 as year of the octopus after enormous numbers were seen in the south west.
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The Chain of Events That Left 60,000 Penguins Without Food
Learn why sardines vanished, leaving tens of thousands of African penguins starving during their annual moult along South Africa’s coast.
Animal Farm Adventure Park in Berrow has announced it will temporarily reopen from 27th December to 6th January as the team ...
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Beloved SeaWorld killer whale dies at 50, park says
SeaWorld announced the loss of one of its killer whales on Sunday. The park announced that Katina had died at 50 after her ...
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Environmental defenders & conservationists who died in 2025
I write short obituaries for people who spent their lives protecting parts of the natural world. I work on them in the margins of other responsibilities, yet they have become a constant. In 2025, I ...
The fast food world is a graveyard of menu items that have seen their day come and go. These sandwiches once graced menus ...
Once a maritime superpower, India now pays $75 billion annually to foreign ships. Can the Maritime Amrit Kaal Mission close a ...
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