November 2022 The Scent of Lamprey Love University of Texas Marine Science Institute A key aspect of sexual attraction for many animals is the involvement of pheromones—chemicals secreted by an animal that other... Read More
October 2022 Corals Lure Prey with Light University of Texas Marine Science Institute Deep below the ocean’s surface, some corals emit an otherworldly glow called fluorescence, but for years, scientists have wondered about... Read More
September 2022 Learning from the Gulf’s Past Climate University of Texas Marine Science Institute As ocean waters continue to warm along with the climate, scientists are trying to learn how thousands of different organisms... Read More
August 2022 Shhhh! It’s a Whale Nursery! University of Texas Marine Science Institute Deciding where to have their baby is an important aspect of birth planning for many expectant mothers. Southern right whale... Read More
July 2022 To Serve a Higher Porpoise University of Texas Marine Science Institute Many people have heard the cry “Save the whales,” but these massive creatures aren’t the only marine mammals at risk... Read More
June 2022 Social Distancing by Spiny Lobsters University of Texas Marine Science Institute It feels like ages ago that the entire country buckled down at home for months, keeping distance from others to... Read More
May 2022 A Double First for a Fairy University of Texas Marine Science Institute Scientists discover dozens of new fish every year. Most often the biologists who identify these species are from a handful... Read More
April 2022 A 5-Star Year University of Texas Marine Science Institute Every year scientists discover new species in the oceans, and 2021 was no different. In fact, researchers from the California... Read More
March 2022 A Reef’s Symphony of Sound University of Texas Marine Science Institute As any parent or teacher knows, a roomful of kids suddenly going silent could mean trouble. As it turns out,... Read More
February 2022 Speaking of the Seals… University of Texas Marine Science Institute More than four decades ago, a seal named Hoover began captivating visitors at Boston’s New England Aquarium. It wasn’t his... Read More