This tiny shrimp finds its way back home by “smelling” the ocean
The shrimp can navigate thanks to chemicals produced by other organisms.
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Plastic is “everywhere” in the ocean, including its deepest trenches — “There’s no good aspect to this,” researchers say
Thrash we've thrown away years ago is killing ocean life as you're reading this.
Cuttlefish can count at least up to five, new study finds
Can't they do what we all do and count on their tentacles?
Mantis shrimps teach humans how to make a new type of optical material
Mantis shrimp are probably best known for the dazzling colors that adorn their shells. The second thing they're best known ...
Shrimps communicate using a secret, polarized light language
An University of Queensland study of mantis shrimp discovered a new form of light communication employed by the animals, the ...
Shrimps become less tastier as a result of climate change
The effects of climate change on food stock quality is well documented, yet a new study suggests that climate change ...
Claws of meanest crustacean inspire supermaterial design
The punching mantis shrimp is one of the meanest sea dweller. Photo: Carlos Puma As the night covers the tropics, ...
NASA is stunned to find life beneath 183 meters of Antarctic ice
At nearly 200 meters below the ice, there is no light, the temperature is way below 0 degrees, and scientists ...
