There’s outrage about a small-scale precautionary fishery where boats can take one fish per day by rod and line for a specified season, but in reality the major danger lies beyond our EEZ with industrial-scale boats lining up to take thousands of tunas. More below 👇

Tracking networks reveal unexpected movements across taxa onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11… Multi-country and network collaboration led by Robert Lennox Ocean Tracking Network

Vulnerability assessment of Indo-Pacific non-marine sharks & rays. Large-bodied euryhaline species most vulnerable. Assessment had strong congruence with IUCN extinction risk assessments. Framework designed to be applied to other freshwater cons contexts👍 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

In an incredibly rare event, our #AndersonCabotCenter aerial survey team spotted a gray whale off the New England coast last week, a species that has been extinct in the Atlantic for more than 200 years! 😮 More: bit.ly/49EydNl #AerialSurvey #GrayWhale

We are still looking for a PhD & MS student to work on inverts in Iceland! Please reach out to Dr. Benstead or Dr. Huryn to apply! 🧊

Prospectives! I can potentially welcome a doctoral student who shares passion for fish evolution, systematics, and biodiversity to my new lab at Tulane in Fall 2025. Pre-applications due to me by October 31. Email [email protected] or DM me for more details.

While not uncommon by any means, larval-stage mantis shrimp (Stomatopods) are one of the most cute members of the nocturnal plankton. TL ~2.5cm #mantisshrimp #stomatopod #stomatopoda #blackwater #blackwaterdiving #blackwaterphotography #gug #gugunderwater #chrisgug #underwater

Ph.D. project studying bighorn sheep movement. Available immediately. See my website: grad.biology.ualberta.ca/boyce/msc-or-p…

It’s time for spooky shark facts, so here’s one about our slow moving, elderly, honestly sort of toxic friend. The Greenland shark! #animalfacts

Juvenile oceanic whitetip sharks are bold, opportunistic hunters in open waters, feeding on squid and bony fish. Known for their endurance, they travel vast distances in warm, tropical seas and thrive in the pelagic zone.

Doing good science is 90% finding a science buddy to constantly talk to about the project.

🚨Fall 2025 #MS/#PhD Opportunities in #Ocean #Engineering & #Oceanography🚨 The MILLO group is recruiting 1-2 grad students. Research focus on ocean instrumentation, passive acoustic monitoring tools, & animals as ocean observing platforms. Learn more: pagniello-lab.github.io/join-us.html

The most grim plankton compilation video I've made. This should only be a beautiful world of microlife. Instead it's a microplastic-polluted, horror movie. Beauty and the beast. ZEISS Microscopy

Many people cannot identify this species by its teeth.

Dunkleosteus was the top predator 365 million years ago. It grew up to 4 m long and weighed as much as a beluga whale. It did not have teeth. Instead, the bones of its jaw formed jagged, self-sharpening razor-like edges that were perfect for cutting prey.

hi friends! it’s been a while since I’ve been on here but I’m back with a little life update for you: I moved to Thailand and after working as a divemaster for many months I landed a job as a researcher for a local marine conservation organization. Things are looking up! 🦈

New in NatureClimate – Climate-driven global redistribution of whale #sharks predicts increased threat from shipping, making possible increased mortality from lethal collisions & greater under High Emissions scenario Freya Womersley MBA - Marine Biological Association OA here: nature.com/articles/s4155…

slowly working through the backlog of blacktip BRUVs footage on my hard drive- helped immensely by the new ✨sharktrack AI✨ tool. github.com/filippovarini/…

⚠️ DREAM JOB ALERT ⚠️ We’re hiring! Come join the team at Global Reef in a field research position. Tons of research freedom and lots of field work in beautiful Thailand 🐠🪸 Full time, salaried position. Details below; reach out with your CV at [email protected]