Tag: marine biology

Bull Sharks Par-tee on a Golf Course

by Margaret Dedloff There are over 500 species of sharks, but only one is known to be able to live […]

by Emily Green In high school science class, you may hear anecdotes of species that evolved into what they are […]

by Margaret Dedloff Orcas, also called killer whales, are marine mammals and the largest species of dolphin. Orcas can weigh […]

by Nicole Gadda Sea turtles, jellyfish, anemones, parrotfish, seahorses, sea sponges, starfish, Nemo, and Dory – coral reefs aren’t nicknamed […]

By Emma Goldberg Gloomy octopuses, also known as Common Sydney Octopus, have traditionally been thought of as loners. Until recently, […]

By Emma Goldberg If you’ve ever woken up in the middle of the night and tried to reach for something […]

By Emma Goldberg Penguins are arguably some of the coolest animals on the planet, and not just because they live […]

By Rami Major Scientific researchers spend large portions of their days asking hard questions and searching for answers, and it’s […]

By Emma Goldberg When you get hungry, the fridge or the pantry is only steps away. Whales, however, are not […]

By Emma Goldberg Everyone has a favorite color: I like blue, my mom likes purple, my brother likes red and […]

By Eva Vitucci The horseshoe crab, an animal that’s actually more closely related to sea spiders than sea crabs, has […]

By Emma Joy Goldberg Today’s top pop music charts include tracks from Ariana Grande, Post Malone, Harry Styles and Billie […]

By Rachel Cherney Earth is filled with some incredible sights and unbelievable creatures. You may have heard of the great […]

By Michelle Engle In the past few months, scientists have made some amazing discoveries about sharks. Let’s dive into the […]