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Every issue draws from Oceanus, WHOI's magazine of ocean research.
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How shipwrecks helped a cold-water anemone move south

Researchers find fluffy anemones spreading south via shipwrecks, revealing how artificial reefs and ocean currents connect marine habitats

mackerel recipe
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Recipe: Roasted peppers with smoked mackerel, mace, and mint

This seafood recipe by chef and author Barton Seaver is a great introduction to sustainable seafood

Emily Peacock
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Sampling Gulf Stream plankton, one teaspoon at a time

Three questions with marine research technician Emily Peacock

petrels
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These seabirds fly toward cyclones, not away from them

New GPS tracking on petrels reveals a surprising survival strategy hidden in the eye of the storm

water going down the drain
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Are big spills the main source of ocean oil?

Evidence shows that smaller leaks on land contribute far more oil to our oceans

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