The real sea change

Article Abstract:

A program by History of Marine Animal Populations (HMAP) studied archives, museums and archaeological and paleontological records including sources such as pirate logs, medieval cookbooks and restaurant menus to catalog everything that lives in the ocean. The HMAP researchers believe that the hybridization of history about pirate activities and ecology is gaining momentum and acceptance and could provide help for future research and conserve biodiversity.

United Kingdom, Natural history, Marine fauna, Marine animals, Marine ecosystems

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Killer in the kelp

Article Abstract:

The impact of eating habits of killer whales (Orcinus orca) on the ecosystem of the ocean is examined. The decline in marine mammals can be explained by observing the domino effect from whales through seals to sea otters.

California, Behavior, Influence, Food and nutrition, Killer whale, Killer whales, Animal feeding behaviour, Animal feeding behavior

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Lights in the deep

Article Abstract:

The discovery of a new camera system equipped to film deep-sea creatures in the darkness of sea floor about 600 meters down is reported.

Usage, Advanced Photo System cameras, Fishes, Deep-sea, Deep-sea fishes

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