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A man collected whale feces during his runs, which were later used in a groundbreaking study on whale diets and microbiomes. The story highlights the unexpected contributions of individual efforts to scientific research.
The thread discusses the decline in Pacific gray whale populations due to climate change, specifically the impact of melting Arctic sea ice on their food supply, leading to a potential catastrophic die-off. This issue highlights the broader…
The thread discusses the existence of ancient giant octopuses that were apex predators and intelligent, ruling the oceans millions of years ago. It highlights their size and cognitive abilities, drawing comparisons to mythical creatures lik…
The thread discusses the discovery of the earliest-known whale song recordings from 1949, highlighting the historical significance and the initial lack of understanding by the scientists who recorded them.
A rare split-colored lobster was found in Massachusetts, highlighting a genetic anomaly. The lobster will be displayed in an aquarium for educational purposes, emphasizing the study of genetics and marine biology.
The thread discusses the ongoing efforts to rescue a whale in the Baltic Sea near Poel, highlighting that the mission is not yet complete. The posts reference a news article from Der Spiegel, emphasizing the challenges and continued focus o…
A stranded humpback whale in the Baltic Sea has been reported to have swum away, sparking discussions about marine wildlife conservation and rescue efforts. The event has been shared across multiple platforms, highlighting public interest i…
The thread discusses the challenges in rescuing a whale in the Baltic Sea, with a focus on the difficulty of implementing a rescue plan. The posts highlight the complexity and potential failure of the rescue efforts, raising concerns about …
The thread discusses a deep-sea creature resembling an alien spaceship, highlighting its unusual appearance and bioluminescent properties. This sparks curiosity about marine biodiversity and the potential for extraterrestrial life.