Molecular techniques, along with examination of pores on its body, helped to discover this new leech species that had been hiding in plain sight!
A New Bloodsucking Leech Species Found Hiding Outside Washington, D.C. https://t.co/Gui0Xa5DiD
The flower-hat #jellyfish's fluorescent tentacle tips, when excited by ambient blue light, are irresistible to potential prey.
The allure of #fluorescence in the ocean: https://t.co/mM2af942Ja @beroe@caseywdunn@MontereyAq
Cool episode of Pondlife, discussing Cyanobacteria. I want the portable microscope shown in the video!
Blue-green Algae (Cyanobacteria) from Pond to Lab - Pondlife, Episode #2 https://t.co/pwOX5s7C1e
Robert Ballard found the Titanic scattered beneath the Atlantic Ocean in 1985, but he'd given up on ever finding Amelia Earhart's plane. Then one day, an old friend presented him with a startling clue. https://t.co/jTdEl6sr2Z
Things are getting intere-sting in the Monterey Bay… The first sea nettles of the summer have been spotted along Cannery Row! Hot on their spicy heels are hungry ocean sunfishes, leatherback turtles and fulmars. So get ready for these jellies, their time is nigh-darian!
Wood-digesting capabilities within the microbiome of this newly-discovered shipworm (which is actually a mollusk): What’s Pink and Pinstriped and Digests Wood? This New Shipworm https://t.co/KQSX5u6BkF