If the apex predators are spotted, information is shared with local beaches and officials to help keep beachgoers safe.
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These worms build towers of poop that seem to defy gravity. Physicists now know how
Most animals let gravity take care of the final stage of digestion. Their feces fall downward, piling into the familiar ...
Gen Z TikTokers have come up with their own slang for going on the prowl for summer flings. Here's where "sharking" started ...
But off the coast of Baja California, a group of orcas has adopted a brutal way of hunting sunfish: With an unusual maneuver, ...
Biologist, "Shark Week" host and film producer Forrest Galante on saving the world and building a thriving business at the ...
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How whale poop is helping scientists understand how southern right whales adapt to climate change
New research indicates southern right whales can adjust their diet when preferred food sources become scarce. Studying whale faeces shows these mammals switch prey, aiding survival amid ocean shifts.
A parasitic infection known for causing intense, watery diarrhea is spiking across the country. But how concerned do you need to be? Here, we'll break down what cyclosporiasis is, whether it's in your ...
A parasitic infection is spiking in multiple states this summer, often causing tummy troubles like 'explosive' diarrhea. But how do you know if you have it, and then what do you do? Cyclosporiasis, ...
Most people see sharks as mindless predators driven entirely by hunger and instinct. However, a surprising new study published in Applied Animal Behaviour Science suggests there might be more to them ...
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As a maiden voyage, the first trip on Paul Le’s newly purchased fishing boat didn’t go much better than the Titanic’s: The vessel ended up on the bottom of the ocean, with Le and his friends hanging ...
The growing crowds on Gulf Coast beaches are beginning to confront an uneasy truth: They are now sharing the water with more sharks than they have in decades. After years of conservation work, the ...
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