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Month: January 2011

Adaptations Cephalopods Organisms

From The Editor’s Desk: Giant Squid=Awesomesauce

Dr. M January 30, 2011 Architeuthisbody sizeGiant SquidmantlePredationReproductionsiphonsquid

In the following post I will enumerate the many ways in which current science repeatedly demonstrates that giant squids are awesomesauce. Awesome: (adj) amazing, awe-inspiring, awful, awing (inspiring awe…

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Conservation & Environment

Climate Ninjas Wanted

Miriam Goldstein January 30, 2011 climate changegreen jobsjobscio11

During the Science Online conference, Chris Mooney said that the response to Climategate should be to train and pay “deadly ninjas of science communication.” If…

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Gadgets & Gear

Sleeping with the fishes

Miriam Goldstein January 30, 2011 plushsharkShark Attacktoys

If you’ve got $250 to blow, blow it on this. The ChumBuddy sleeping bag will snuggle you so sweetly as it gnaws upon your innards.…

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Cephalopods

Everybody Loves Cephalopods

Kevin Zelnio January 29, 2011 Boing BoingBrainsMaggie Koerth-BakerNeuroscienceOctopusvideo

And Boing Boing’s science editor Maggie Koerth-Baker tells us why in a videocast!

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Oil Spills Uncategorized

No S*&%t Sherlock, dispersants DON’T degrade quickly

Holly Bik January 29, 2011 BPDeepwater HorizondispersantsGulf of MexicoOil Spill

Another disturbing paper about the BP oil spill was published this week.  The new study from Wood’s Hole researchers shows lingering traces of dispersant in…

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Carnivals & Link Love

Send Me Your Paleo Links!

Kevin Zelnio January 29, 2011

I’m hosting the Boneyard Blog Carnival, a monthly celebration of fossils, paleobiology, extinction and history of paleoscience. So send me all your submissions this weekend…

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Expeditions Pictures and Movies

Cruise The Ice Pack With Russians

Dr. M January 28, 2011 AntarcticIce BreakerRussiaRussiantime lapse

You can watch the entire 54th Russian Antarctic Expedition led Captain Valery Viktorov on the “Akademik Fedorov” in just nine minutes.  Probably will make you yearn…

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Opinion & Editorial

Let’s talk about sex (in science)

Miriam Goldstein January 27, 2011 outreachScience OutreachsexWomen in Science

I attended the women in blogging session at Science Online, and I’ve been watching the discussion on women in the blogosphere with some bemusement. My…

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Uncategorized

Deep Sea 101: Introduction and What Is the Deep Sea?

Kevin Zelnio January 26, 2011 Best of Zelniodeep seaHabitatseafloor

This semester I am teaching a full on lecture course in Deep Sea Biology at my institution. It is a great opportunity for me and…

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Pictures and Movies Vessels and Equipment

Explorer Recounts Deepest-Ever Ocean Expedition

Dr. M January 25, 2011 animationMariana TrenchPiccardWalsh

Wired has an excellent new video chronicling Piccard and Walsh’s descent to the Mariana Trench. To unpublished interview with Piccard from three years before his death…

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