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Dolphins in Brazil help fishers catch mullets, but maybe not for long
Local fishers and bottlenose dolphins have long worked together to catch mullets, a silvery fish. But climate change and commercial fishing may end the practice.
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New Zealand reports warmest and wettest winter on record
It is the third straight year Aotearoa has broken the heat record, while sea surface temperatures were also the warmest ever.
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Warm waters further threaten depleted Maine shrimp fishery
Maine's long-shuttered shrimp fishing business has a chance to reopen in the coming winter, but the warming of the ocean threatens to keep the industry shut down.
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Phytoplankton blooms hint at changing Arctic waters
On the surface, two recent NASA images depict common summer phytoplankton blooms. But signs of climate degradation are in the details.
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The ingenious ancient technology concealed in the shallows
Fish traps have a long history around the world, and a vast network in a Vancouver Island estuary reveals generations of ecological wisdom.
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Important climate data rescued by Norwegian Coast Guard north of Alaska
Lifting the instruments out of the ice-covered waters was a demanding job, but the scientists now have a year of collected data important for understanding the Arctic Ocean climate changes.
How diseases sweep through the sea
For marine mammals, viral and bacterial outbreaks are on the rise.
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