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gray whale migration.
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Gray Whale Migration: The Longest Migration of Any Mammal Revisited

Picture a fifty-foot animal leaving the icy edge of the Arctic in September, swimming past your coastline by December, and reaching a warm Mexican lagoon before the new year even…
Posted by DR RABICA August 5, 2026
beluga whale facts
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Beluga Whale Facts: The Arctic’s Most Vocal Marine Mammal

Picture a creature that clicks, chirps, whistles, and even mimics a squeaky door. It glides through freezing Arctic water and carries no dorsal fin to slow it down. That is…
Posted by DR RABICA August 5, 2026
how whales sleep.
Posted inWhales & Marine Mammals

How Whales Sleep Without Drowning: The Science Explained

Picture a creature the size of a school bus. It floats motionless in pitch black water. It does not breathe for fifteen minutes at a stretch. That is not a…
Posted by DR RABICA August 5, 2026
rediscovered marine species
Posted inNew Discoveries

Rediscovered vs New: The Difference Between a Lost Species and a New One

A fisherman off South Africa once pulled up a strange blue fish. Scientists thought this fish died out with the dinosaurs. That single catch in December 1938 became one of…
Posted by DR RABICA August 4, 2026
hybrid marine species
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Hybrid Ocean Species: When Two Marine Animals Interbreed Naturally

A dolphin trainer in Hawaii once watched a bottlenose dolphin give birth to a calf that looked wrong. It was too big, too dark, and missing several teeth compared to…
Posted by DR RABICA August 4, 2026
new crustacean species
Posted inNew Discoveries

New Crustacean Species: The Crabs and Shrimp Still Being Named

Picture a crab the size of a fingernail. Now picture a shrimp living inside a pitch black limestone cave, cut off from sunlight for a million years. Add a "supergiant"…
Posted by DR RABICA August 4, 2026
new jellyfish species
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New Jellyfish Species Found: Why Jellies Are Still Being Discovered

A student in Japan scooped a glowing blue blob into a plastic bag. He drove it home on his scooter. Within months, his name was attached to a brand new…
Posted by DR RABICA August 3, 2026
new coral species.
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New Coral Species Discovered: What Makes Reef Taxonomy So Difficult

A single coral colony that looks like one species can actually be five. That is not a guess. Researchers reexamined table coral across the Great Barrier Reef and found that…
Posted by DR RABICA August 3, 2026
Ocean Census project
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The Ocean Census Project: Inside the Global Hunt for New Marine Life

Picture a ghost shark gliding through the dark waters of the Coral Sea. Most marine biologists never see one in their entire career. Now picture scientists finding more than a…
Posted by DR RABICA August 3, 2026
ROV ocean discovery
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ROV Ocean Discovery: The Robots Finding New Deep-Sea Species Every Year

The deep sea sits closer to us than the moon in distance, yet we know far less about it. In fact, researchers have visually surveyed less than 0.001 percent of…
Posted by DR RABICA August 2, 2026

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