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  • Underwater Cameras Reveal Biodiversity Hotspot in Tropical Marine Park

    Researchers from The University of Western Australia have found an area of tropical ocean protected under law is a hotspot for iconic marine life but does not provide enough defence from human activities.

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  • Tropical, Temperate Reefs React Differently to Fishing Pressures

    An international team of researchers focused on what can happen to ocean ecosystems when fishing pressure increases or decreases, and how this differs between tropical to temperate marine ecosystems.

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  • Microscope Allows Gentle, Continuous Imaging of Light-Sensitive Corals

    More than half of the world’s coral reefs are in severe decline.

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  • It’s Big, But It’s Not A ‘Murder Hornet’

    Texas A&M AgriLife experts say Texans are mistakenly identifying cicada killer wasps as Asian giant hornets.

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  • New Stinging Ant Species Could Cause Problems for Kentuckians

    Asian needle ants have a powerful sting, but UK entomologists encourage people not to panic if they find them.

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  • Wild Bees Depend on the Landscape Structure

    Research team led by University of Göttingen investigates flower strips, organic farming and small crop fields.

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  • UW Researchers Look for Answers as to Why Western Bumblebees Are Declining

    A University of Wyoming researcher and her Ph.D. student have spent the last three years studying the decline of the Western bumblebee.

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  • Channeling a Bloom

    Unusually clear skies and persistent, unseasonable heat may have set the stage for a large and persistent blooms of phytoplankton in the waters around England.

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  • 3 Ways Satellites Connect Scientists With Ocean Life

    When most of us think about environmental satellites, we think about the vital weather and climate data these high-orbiting spacecraft gather — but that’s not all they do.

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  • Panthera Leo’s Family Tree Takes Shape

    As the “king of beasts,” majestic lions have been used as a symbol of courage, nobility and strength by rulers for over 6000 years. 

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