How 9/11 shed light on stressed whales
Scientists have used the drop-off in shipping traffic after 9/11 to understand whale responses to noise.
Scientists have used the drop-off in shipping traffic after 9/11 to understand whale responses to noise.
Despite the vast ocean volumes, most species of fish are found in freshwater lakes and rivers, new research shows.
The temperature of waters east of Tasmania are rising rapidly, as balmy ocean currents shift toward the poles.
Sea cucumbers and their faeces could save coral reefs from the impacts of climate change, say experts.
Conservationists are recruiting keen divers to help survey a remote spot of the Great Barrier Reef.
Female fish can discern mates that were malnourished or well fed in youth, even if they look the same as adults.
High levels of mercury in seabirds hint that the toxic metal has found its way into fish that humans consume.
Killer whales may be top predators, but a little-known threat is putting them at risk.
A playground for rare great white shark pups offers a chance for scientists to observe this elusive Australian icon.
Schools of fish move fluidly because each individual respond to its nearest neighbour, new research shows.