WHOI in the News
New Climate Tool Can Predict Coral Bleaching
Deeper Blue
El Niño summer could yield fewer storms, but experts urge caution
The New Bedford Light
Basking sharks feed in the ocean twilight zone, Woods Hole scientist says
WCAI-FM
How female dolphins know which males to avoid
National Geographic
A new job for sharks: Oceanographers improving climate forecasts
South Florida's NPR
Researchers studying Basking sharks off coast of New England learn new feeding habit
WHDH
New research may help endangered basking sharks off New Hampshire coast
WMUR
The race to bolster the ocean’s potential to combat climate change
Reuters
For the North Atlantic Right Whale, Scars Tell the Story
Sierra Magazine
Researchers to test submersible in island’s waters
The Royal Gazette
Woods Hole seismometers captured meteor breakup, but scientists say finding fragments in Cape Cod Bay is a long shot
The Boston Globe
What are meteorites and how did they get into Cape Cod Bay?
WCAI
Scientists made a surprising discovery about a “ruthless predator”
BBC
Meteor over Cape Cod Bay shakes seismometers at Woods Hole
WCVB
What are meteorites and how did they get into Cape Cod Bay?
WCAI-FM
WHOI partners to create a new education station in Norwalk, CT
News 12 | Connecticut
Could New Tech Help Save Some Very Rare Whales?
The New York Times
WHOI scientists work to add winter salt marsh data to carbon cycle knowledge
WCAI
The oldest ice ever recovered is a prehistoric time capsule
IFL Science
Florida braces for record ‘sargassum summer’
Florida Today
Sharks are helping scientists improve weather forecasts
The Los Angeles Times
AI-powered whale-spotting tech may help save San Francisco Bay’s gray whales
Science News
Researchers Help Solve Mystery of Clockwork-Like Earthquake System Deep Beneath the Pacific
ECO Magazine
Tiny seabirds fly sideways into the wind for a surprising reason
Earth
