April 2018 This Cool Cucumber Regrows Itself University of Texas Marine Science Institute You may have heard that starfish can regrow arms they’ve lost, but imagine a creature that can regrow nearly all... Read More
March 2018 “Shhh…” Whispers the Humpback Calf University of Texas Marine Science Institute Humpback whales arrive into the world at a whopping 26.5 feet long, but they have no time to waste in... Read More
February 2018 Sea Snakes Go Black in the City University of Texas Marine Science Institute Most turtle-headed sea snakes throughout the Indian and Pacific Oceans have black-and-white banded bodies—unless they swim in city waters. Instead... Read More
January 2018 The Faceless Fish of the Deep, Deep Sea University of Texas Marine Science Institute They didn’t know what they would find when they set off for a month at sea on May 15, 2017.... Read More
December 2017 Clownfish Need Healthy Anemones University of Texas Marine Science Institute Nemo may have been interested in exploring the great big ocean, but his dad Marlin’s attachment to their anemone is... Read More
November 2017 Hurricanes’ Havoc Harms Marine Homes University of Texas Marine Science Institute Harvey, Irma, Jose, Maria… the 2017 hurricane season has been intense, and it’s not just humans trying to recover from... Read More
October 2017 A Massive but Elusive Sunfish University of Texas Marine Science Institute New discoveries in the ocean never end, but sometimes even the ocean’s largest animals can evade scientists. It takes perseverance,... Read More
September 2017 A Tiny but Fearsome Jellyfish University of Texas Marine Science Institute They’re tiny and they’re brainless, but the box jellyfish of Australia, known to science as Carukia barnesi, packs a deadly... Read More
August 2017 Keeping an Eye Out University of Texas Marine Science Institute Living in near-total darkness requires some creative adaptations both to find food and avoid becoming food. For the red-colored strawberry... Read More
July 2017 The Nose Knows the Way University of Texas Marine Science Institute It’s said that sharks can smell a drop of blood in water a mile away. Depending on the shark species... Read More