Topic: Alex Rogers
British researchers say they've discovered extraordinary new species of animals living near hydrothermal vents below the frigid waters of the ...
Below the Caribbean Sea lies the deepest hydrothermal vent yet found. At 5000 metres down, the black smoker is 800 metres deeper than its rivals...
A seven-pronged starfish, a mysterious pale octopus and a new kind of yeti crab are among a teeming community of previously undiscovered life on...
Multiple Ocean Stresses Threaten “Globally Significant” Marine Extinction. . Major new report to be presented at UN Headquarters which says a fifth...
What the Bleep Do We Know!? is both a documentary and a quantum physics fantasy film that is thought-provoking and entertaining. It has won many...
A newfound species of large squid has been discovered from an expedition to mountains submerged in the Indian Ocean.. "We're obviously very pleased, because we knew we had quite a high diversity of squid in the catches but we didn't ...
A large new species of deep red, glowing squid has been discovered living near undersea mountains in the southern Indian Ocean, scientists announced Monday.. "It's thought that this particular group of squid actually uses bioluminescence to lure in prey," which are ...
In just 40 years, the Caribbean's spectacular branched corals have been flattened. She and her colleagues analysed data over the past 40 years from 500 surveys of 200 Caribbean reefs. The researchers found that flat reefs now cover 75 per cent ...
Within one generation, diving on coral reefs could be a very rare holiday opportunity. "It was a huge surprise because there is only one other group of animals that has been assessed that exceed that level of threat," says Alex Rogers of ...
One-Third of Reef-Building Corals Face Elevated Extinction Risk from Climate Change and Local Impacts Kent E. Carpenter, Muhammad Abrar, Greta Aeby, Richard B. Aronson, Stuart Banks, Andrew Bruckner, Angel Chiriboga, Jorge Cort?s, J. Charles Delbeek, Lyndon DeVantier, Graham J. Edgar, Alasdair ...
