October 2011 Going with the Flow University of Texas Marine Science Institute Wind and gravity aren't the only forces that move the oceans water there's also a conveyor belt at work. The... Read More
September 2011 Following the Light University of Texas Marine Science Institute Bluefin tuna migrate thousands of miles, but exactly how they find their way through the vast blue is a mystery.... Read More
August 2011 Fearsome Fossils University of Texas Marine Science Institute Imagine a Komodo dragon the size of a large whale and you've got a rough picture of the mosasaur, one... Read More
July 2011 A Thorny Issue University of Texas Marine Science Institute On the Great Barrier Reef lurks a creature straight out of science fiction, with many arms, stinging spines, and a... Read More
June 2011 Exterior Decorator University of Texas Marine Science Institute With shells covered in algae and barnacles, decorator crabs are experts at blending in with their environments. But for one... Read More
May 2011 The Nose Knows University of Texas Marine Science Institute When it comes to finding food and shelter on the vast open ocean, some petrels and related seabirds simply follow... Read More
April 2011 A Well-Traveled Shark University of Texas Marine Science Institute With its streamlined shape, the blue shark is built for efficient swimming. But more impressive than its streamlined efficiency are... Read More
March 2011 “Plants” of a Different Color University of Texas Marine Science Institute In the ocean’s dim depths, it’s not easy being green; that’s why some plant-like organisms use different pigments to survive.Like... Read More
February 2011 A Cold World University of Texas Marine Science Institute Think about locations of coral reefs around the world, and the last place you might list is Norway. But northern... Read More
January 2011 Hiding in Plain Sight University of Texas Marine Science Institute Comb through a heap of sargassum that familiar brown seaweed that piles up on Atlantic and Gulf Coast beaches and... Read More