Oceanography – Sciworthy

Researchers found bottlenose dolphins modify the pitch and range of whistles when communicating with their calves, similar to how humans…

Scientists tracked the brain activity of northern elephant seals to find out how they sleep. They found the seals sleep only 2 hours per day…

Scientists wanted to understand more about how bacteria and archaea peacefully coexist in the deep ocean.

Back when the Earth was warmer, a part of the ocean called the Humboldt Current used to be dominated by goby-like fish instead of the…

Plastics are ideal for use in household and industrial products because they are strong and elastic, but these properties also make them…

Have you ever wondered what lies in the deepest depths of the ocean? Could there be scary sea monsters or other unknown life forms?…

Water has molded our planet into what it is today, in ways you may not have imagined! #water #waterislife

How and why humans exist are questions that have challenged different cultures ever since the dawn of civilization. Many scientists have…

Researchers found that more than half of the bacteria collected from stranded cetaceans in the Philippines showed antimicrobial resistance…

Sunlight does not reach the deepest parts of the ocean, but life still thrives in the darkness. Below depths of 200 meters, where sunlight…