Ancient Origins of the Vampire Squid
Delving into the evolutionary past of the enigmatic deep-sea vampire squid, Vampyroteuthis infernalis, has long been a pursuit shrouded in mystery. However, recent discoveries, such…
Oceanographers live in a different world than we do. They occupy a different time-space continuum. We can only wish we had the time to watch a large internal wave breaking onshore every four hours in the South China Sea.
View More Internal waves on coral reefs in South China SeaLast year DSN, although not a Sb’ling, participated in the Donor’s Choose Campaign. Various bloggers here at Sb, with the help of our readers, raised…
View More 2007 DSN Education FundapaloozaLast year DSN and our readers raised money to send 53 seventh and eigth grade sciences students of Kipp Academy of Opportunity to the Aquarium…
View More DSN Readers Make A DifferenceThe Carnival of the Blue thing has really come together lately thanks to Mark Powell, the power of the blogosphere, and a dedicated online ocean…
View More Carnival of the Blue VTo kick off the new badge “I’m a marine biologist and, to be honest, I kind of hate dolphins”, Science Creative Quarterly has published an…
View More So You Want To Be A Marine Biologist?The Washington Post is sponsoring the onBeing project that is a project based on the simple notion that we should get to know one another…
View More TGIF: Chris Mah On VideoYo DIC (Dissolved Inorganic Carbon), Let’s Kick It! Hat tip to Christina Kellogg for pointing this out to me.
View More TGIF: Cruise Cruise BabyMore pictures here…
View More Friday Deep-Sea Picture (9/24/07): Animals In FormalinThe question is whether crops belong in your mouth or your gastank? Bioscience has a interesting article from June with National Geographic following on their…
View More Biofuels: What Hole Do Plants Belong In?Tardigrades are a paradox. There are less than 1,000 species globally yet they can survive anything-temperature extremes, starvation, irradiation, dehydration, vacuums, and the pressures of…
View More Tardigrade Space Program