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SHORTFIN MAKO: THE SPEED DEMON SHARK

November 2, 2025
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Shortfin mako sharks are not only beautiful, they’re one of the fastest sharks in the ocean. They zip through the water with lightning speed, and in short bursts swim at 44 miles per hour. ADVERTISEMENT   QUICK STATS SHORTFIN MAKOS BY THE NUMBERS MAXIMUM LENGTH 15 FEET   MAXIMUM SPEED OVER 60 MILES PER HOUR

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Paul Greenberg & FRONTLINE search for fish that’s good for you and the planet

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Editor’s Choice » Paul Greenberg & FRONTLINE search for fish that’s good for you and the planet Bestselling author and lifelong fisherman Paul Greenberg. Photo Credit: FRONTLINE “What fish should I eat that’s good for me and good for the planet?” That’s a question many of us have

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ICYMI: 27% of ocean fish caught become fishmeal or fish oil

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Marine Life » ICYMI: 27% of ocean fish caught become fishmeal or fish oil “In fact, of the some 20 million metric tons of fish caught annually around the world for uses other than eating, 90 percent are fish that are perfectly good to eat, such as sardines,

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New MPA could protect endangered basking sharks

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Marine Life » New MPA could protect endangered basking sharks New research shows that a proposed Marine Protected Area (MPA) in the Sea of the Hebrides off Scotland’s west coast could help protect basking sharks, a species that is considered endangered in the northeast Atlantic. Scientists from the

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ICYMI: first underwater video footage of the True’s beaked whale

November 1, 2025
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Researchers recently captured the first-ever footage of the rare True’s beaked whale (Mesoplodon mirus), and it’s pretty spectacular. Check it out here. Read an interview in the PeerJ blog with the lead author of the study here: Author interview with Natacha Aguilar de Soto. Screenshot of True’s beaked whale from PeerJ YouTube video. Copyright ©

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Wood chips could clean aquaculture wastewater

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Fish » Wood chips could clean aquaculture wastewater Aquaculture is one of the fastest growing sectors of agriculture in the world. It’s seen as a way to handle the increasing demand for seafood without putting additional pressure on wild fish populations. However, it has its own set of challenges,

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Interview with an Octopus Researcher (Part 1)

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Interviews » Interview with an Octopus Researcher (Part 1) By Michael BearPart I Octopuses, with their amazing intelligence, incredible flexibility and ability to fit through openings many times smaller than their body as well as their ability to artfully camouflage themselves against varied backgrounds have fascinated humans for

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Nature as protection: Ecosystem-based Adaptation and its success in the Caribbean

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Editor’s Choice » Nature as protection: Ecosystem-based Adaptation and its success in the Caribbean By Amanda Leinberger, NOAA Coastal Management Fellow with the Puerto Rico Coastal Zone Management Program and TCS Communications Subcommittee Member. This article is also published on The Coastal Society Blog as part of a

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Designs That Reduce Maritime Debris from Fishing Devices Evolve Faster When Fishing Masters and Scientists Collaborate

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Editor’s Choice » Designs That Reduce Maritime Debris from Fishing Devices Evolve Faster When Fishing Masters and Scientists Collaborate By Gala Moreno, Ph.D.Scientific Researcher, International Seafood Sustainability Foundation Let’s say you make your living in the commercial tuna fishery. You’ve noticed that the fish you pursue tend to

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Coasts in shadow: beneath the waves during the Great American Solar Eclipse 2017

November 1, 2025
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You are here: Home » Blog » Editor’s Choice » Coasts in shadow: beneath the waves during the Great American Solar Eclipse 2017 By Kasey R. Jacobs, Communications Chair, The Coastal Society. This article is also published on The Coastal Society Blog as part of a TCS-MST collaboration. Minutes before any eclipse observer can see

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