April 2022 A 5-Star Year University of Texas Marine Science Institute Every year scientists discover new species in the oceans, and 2021 was no different. In fact, researchers from the California... Read More
March 2022 A Reef’s Symphony of Sound University of Texas Marine Science Institute As any parent or teacher knows, a roomful of kids suddenly going silent could mean trouble. As it turns out,... Read More
February 2022 Speaking of the Seals… University of Texas Marine Science Institute More than four decades ago, a seal named Hoover began captivating visitors at Boston’s New England Aquarium. It wasn’t his... Read More
January 2022 A Special Skill of Krill University of Texas Marine Science Institute The human body relies on sunlight to synchronize its internal clock. Light controls the release of hormones that tell our... Read More
December 2021 Sharks Go Walking University of Texas Marine Science Institute When most people hear “shark,” they picture a large, sleek-bodied predator slicing through the open water, perhaps with the triangle... Read More
November 2021 Dual Superpowers University of Texas Marine Science Institute Perhaps you’ve heard of animals that can regrow lost body parts, like sea stars growing new arms or lizards regrowing... Read More
October 2021 Where Turtles Spend their “Lost Years” University of Texas Marine Science Institute In storybook tales of old, sailors feared the Sargasso Sea as a mythically cursed region where the mightiest ships mysteriously... Read More
September 2021 Climate-friendly Microbe Munchers University of Texas Marine Science Institute Many microbes perform a key function in the cycle of life: breaking down dead and decaying organisms. But this important... Read More
August 2021 Coral Strikes Back at Crown of Thorns University of Texas Marine Science Institute Crown of thorns sea stars are dangerous predators on coral reefs. The sea stars are intimidating creatures that can grow... Read More
July 2021 All in the Family University of Texas Marine Science Institute You’ve probably heard that birds of a feather flock together. It turns out the same may be true for reef... Read More