September 19, 2024
Abundant life in ancient seas sparks optimism for one paleontologist
Tiny diets, big impact
Though small, the food choices of marine microbes can affect how well CO2 sinks in the ocean
What's for dinner, deep-sea isopod?
Four miles deep, scientists in Alvin witness a rarely-seen invertebrate munching on sargassum
Image of the week: “Going with the floes”
Scientists spot a polar bear during a WHOI-led Beaufort Gyre expedition
Watch Ocean Encounters: “Restless Seas”
Experts explain the role of ocean currents in shaping climate and life on Earth
Deep-sea creature — with ‘oar-like’ legs — seen eating odd meal miles below surface
Shallow waters make the best carbon sinks
Sea levels reach new high in 2024, Earth 'shatters' several climate records, new report finds
Scientists will engineer the ocean to absorb more carbon dioxide
Ocean microbes eat a different diet that affects climate change
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