Two features set our planet apart. It has an ocean and a splendid diversity of life. Those facts are not unrelated.
Scientists who study birds in remote regions also confront danger
Climate Change and Shrinking Ice Threaten Polar Birds
WHOI oceanographer explores the mysteries of albatross flight
Soaring seabirds offer lessons on glider technology
Colonies of microbes flourish on tiny bits in the ocean
Scientists discover how bacteria living with shrimp make a living
Meet SID: the Submersible Incubation Device
Life blooms in Deep Hypersaline Anoxic Basins
Thriving biodiversity discovered under the seafloor
Preserved fish scales yield clues to ocean ecosystem changes
Tagging project aims to help conserve sharks, rays, and other fish
An underwater robot learns how to track great whites
Revolutionary Sensor Detects Toxic Marine Organisms
Scientists find surprising trigger for spring plant growth
A conversation with WHOI biologist Sam Laney
Scientist tries her hand at distilling research into poetry
Underwater robots provide roving ears in the sea
Growing Herds Raise Questions on Sharks, Fish, and Poop
What scientists learned from a right whale named Eg 3911
Crowd-sourcing helps sort marine mammal vocalizations
Researchers record undersea sound at offshore wind farm site
How will shellfish fare as ocean conditions shift?
Corals are threatened by the ocean's changing chemistry
Seawater's lower pH will affect food supplies, pocketbooks, and lifestyles
Experiments hint at harm to critical balance organs
