Animal Information | Educational

June 15, 2009

Sibling Rivalry  

Sand Tiger Sharks get a jump start on predation.

Sibling rivalry takes on a whole new meaning in the case of Sand Tiger Shark reproduction. Discover how these embryonic sharks become experienced predators even before they are born.

Educational

June 1, 2009

Against the Flow  

How fish larvae find a reef home.

Tiny drifters or determined swimmers? New research is discovering some startling information about how larval fish find and populate new reef ecosystems.

Animal Information | Educational

May 18, 2009

Cascade  

The complex relationships between predators

Sea otters, bald eagles, and orcas are all Alaskan marine predators. These three very different species are linked through a complex series of relationships that reach across ecosystems and species.

Educational

May 6, 2009

Minerals from the Deep Sea  

From science fiction to commercial opportunity

Deep sea mining, once the realm of science fiction, is now an impending reality. The impacts of mining on the organisms of the deep sea are poorly understood as fundamental research on this ecosystem remains to be done.

Conservation Issues | Educational

April 15, 2009

On a Rising Tide  

Harvesting energy from tides

Tidal power provides a renewable energy source that is clean and reliable. Generators harvest the energy of moving water as tides flood and ebb. Tidal power generation requires suitable environmental conditions to be efficient and effective.

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