WHOI in the News
Officials issue jellyfish warning in Gloucester
Boston Globe
Steer clear of these jellyfish to avoid a painful sting, Gloucester officials say
Boston.com
Scientists detect rare underwater salt deposits, possibly solving an earthquake mystery
Earth
Toxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning blamed for Alaska seal deaths
KTOO
Rare image of great white shark captured off the coast of Maine
National Geographic
Toxin that causes paralytic shellfish poisoning blamed for Alaska seal deaths
Alaska Beacon
What’s in the water? 4 creatures that might bite or sting at Rhode Island beaches
What’s in the water? 4 creatures that might bite or sting at Rhode Island beaches
White sharks
WCAI
Divers exploring ancient Greek shipwreck find statue fragments, retrieve pieces of wreckage
CBS News
Magma Pulses Are Tearing Africa Apart
Scientific American
WHOI helped blow up the shark in ‘Jaws.’ Now they’re tracking the real ones
Cape Cod Times
New program monitors whale acoustics to develop conservation strategies
Boston 25 News
In 1917, a U.S. submarine sank in the fog. Experts just got detailed images
The Washington Post
Island Rivers Carve Passageways Through Coral Reefs
ECO Magazine
Scientists hope 17-year cicadas can unlock the mysteries of toxic mercury
WBUR
A new predator has emerged from the deepest, darkest part of the ocean
Popular Mechanics
Another way to check the health of a coral reef: Study the microbes in the seawater
Mongabay
Fantastic microbes and where to find them
The Scientists
Emperor penguins show dramatic decline in one region of Antarctica, satellite photos show
AP News
A moveable feast
The Globe and Mail
Deep-sea technology shows never-before-seen 108-year-old submarine wreckage
CNN
Woods Hole Historical Museum Opens June 14, Features Two New Exhibits
The Falmouth Enterprise
WWI-era submarine ‘lost’ at sea for 108 years found off coast of San Diego
ABC News
Cicadas emerge on Cape Cod after 17 years underground. Why researchers test them for mercury.
CBS News
