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title: Ocean Insights July 10, 2025
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Researchers look in an unlikely place for toxins that threaten animal & human health

| View in browser July 10, 2025 GIVE EXPLORE SHOP Ahoy Friend! Today, we bring you hot news from cold waters—including research on toxic algae in the Arctic food web, and an expedition to discover deep-sea resources around the Aleutian Islands. Plus, one scientist explains why community is the key to unlocking climate solutions. Press Room Whale feces link ocean warming and algal toxins WHOI research finds bowhead whales may signal growing threats to Arctic resources Oceanus We can't do this alone For marine chemist Adam Subhas, ocean-climate solutions can't happen without community Alvin Seafloor exploration on the Aleutian Arc  HOV Alvin enables a USGS-led effort to study a resource-rich region near Alaska Video How does ocean science benefit national security? A closer look at Yellow Moray, the latest technology developed by WHOI for the U.S. Navy WHOI in the News CBS News Divers exploring ancient Greek shipwreck find statue fragments Scientific American Magma pulses are tearing Africa apart Cape Cod Times WHOI helped blow up the shark in ‘Jaws.’ Now they’re tracking the real ones Islands Massachusetts' Coastal Attraction Offers Up Stunning Bay Views WHOI store Bring on summer adventures! Protect yourself from the sun & wind with our new hooded sun shirt (proceeds support ocean science) WHOI Store Bring on summer adventure! Protect yourself from the sun & wind with our new hooded sun shirt (all proceeds to support ocean science) GIVE EXPLORE SHOP   GIVE NOW SHOP WHOI   Follow us #WHOI                     Copyright ©2025 Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution.  All rights reserved. 266 Woods Hole Road, Woods Hole, MA, 02543-1050, U.S.A. General Information: information@whoi.edu or  (508) 548-1400  Privacy Policy Unsubscribe \| Manage Preferences   |
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