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marine biology

Jellyfish blooms linked to offshore gas platforms and wind farms

Life

Jellyfish blooms linked to offshore gas platforms and wind farms

Vast blooms of jellyfish are becoming increasingly common – perhaps because human-made offshore platforms act as ideal nursery grounds for young jellies

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Flatworms can still ‘see’ even after they are decapitated

Life

Flatworms can still ‘see’ even after they are decapitated

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Water bear

Life

Tardigrade genomes help explain how they survive without water

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Clinic ‘turkey baster’ method may be worth trying before IVF

Health

Clinic ‘turkey baster’ method may be worth trying before IVF

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Medaka fish

Life

Fish can't recognise faces if they’re upside down – just like us

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Oldest mass animal stranding revealed in Death Valley fossils

Life

Oldest mass animal stranding revealed in Death Valley fossils

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Woman walking againt the skyline with walking poles

Humans

Our brains always plan one step ahead of our bodies when we walk

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A fishing boat

Earth

Australia to expand commercial fishing in marine sanctuaries

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Spider's web uses optical illusion to lure nocturnal moths

Life

Spider's web uses optical illusion to lure nocturnal moths

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A salmon swimming upriver to spawn

Life

Baby salmon with ‘old’ DNA more likely to survive epic migration

We usually associate short telomeres with ill health but young salmon with them seem to have a higher chance of coping with a time at sea

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Health

Your eardrums move in sync with your eyes but we don’t know why

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Life

Now North Sea cod is sustainable, is it really ok to eat?

Analysis

Life

Giant deep-sea worms may live to be 1000 years old or more

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Life

Mud eel's wonky body may help it ambush prey

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