Somali pirates seize Greek tanker - AFP - 0 views
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Jérôme OLLIER on 03 Nov 11Somali pirates seize Greek tanker.
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Sea level rise poses particular risk for Asian megacities - @NCAR_Science - 0 views
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New research highlights both natural climate variability, warming temperatures.
Climate-induced migration creates perils, possibilities - IRIN - 0 views
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For Pacific islands like Palau, Tuvalu and Kiribati, the implications of climate change are clear - and devastating. Already, these governments have begun to plan for a future in which entire populations have to relocate as their islands vanish under the rising sea. But climate change also threatens ways of life in subtler ways, leaving families around the world to work out for themselves how to cope.
10 questions fréquentes sur le tsunami - Maxisciences - 0 views
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10 questions fréquentes sur le tsunami.
Photos from the field: these magnificent whales are adapting to warming water, but how ... - 0 views
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When humpback whales shift their distribution and behaviour, it can lead to unexpected human encounters and new challenges.
Seasonal Monsoon Rains Block Key Ocean Current - @NASA - 0 views
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Our oceans and the complex "conveyer belt" system of currents that connects them play an important role in regulating global climate. The oceans store heat from the Sun, and ocean currents transport that heat from the tropics to the poles. They release the heat and moisture into the air, which moderates climate nearby. But what happens if part of that conveyer belt jams?
Coral bleaching spreads to Maldives, devastating spectacular reefs - @MikeySlezak @guar... - 0 views
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Coral bleaching spreads to Maldives, devastating spectacular reefs.
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Coral bleaching spreads to Maldives, devastating spectacular reefs.
Via @EuroGeosciences - An Ancient Sea Once Separated the Pacific and Indian Oceans - @A... - 0 views
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Seafloor under the hypothesized East Asian Sea vanished 10 million years ago as surrounding plates swallowed it up, according to new reconstructions of plate tectonics in the Philippine Sea region.
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Seafloor under the hypothesized East Asian Sea vanished 10 million years ago as surrounding plates swallowed it up, according to new reconstructions of plate tectonics in the Philippine Sea region.
Croc attack suspected in Australian diver's death - AP - 0 views
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Croc attack suspected in Australian diver's death.
Sea life "must swim faster to survive" - CORALCOE - 0 views
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Fish and other sea creatures will have to travel large distances to survive climate change, international marine scientists have warned. Sea life, particularly in the Indian Ocean, the Western and Eastern Pacific and the subarctic oceans will face growing pressures to adapt or relocate to escape extinction, according to a new study by an international team of scientists published in the journal Science.
Australia creates largest area of marine reserves - AP - 0 views
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Australia creates largest area of marine reserves.
Australia to create world's largest marine parks - AFP - 0 views
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Australia to create world's largest marine parks.
L'Australie va créer le plus vaste réseau au monde de réserves marines - 20mi... - 0 views
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L'Australie va créer le plus vaste réseau au monde de réserves marines.
Une attaque de requin en Australie - Le Figaro - 0 views
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Une attaque de requin en Australie.
Coelacanths Can Live Past 100, Don't Show Age? - National Geographic - 0 views
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Coelacanths Can Live Past 100, Don't Show Age?
Zoologger: Baby lobster with a taste for jellyfish surfing - @newscientist - 0 views
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Zoologger: Baby lobster with a taste for jellyfish surfing.
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Zoologger: Baby lobster with a taste for jellyfish surfing.
Smoke and Mirrors on Coral Reefs: How a Tiny Fish Deceives its Prey - @UniBasel - 0 views
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Basel Zoologists are unveiling the colorful secrets of coral reefs: On the Australian Great Barrier Reef they discovered a coral reef fish, the dusky dottyback that flexibly adapts its coloration to mimic other fishes and in doing is able to prey on their juvenile offspring. By changing colors, the dusky dottyback also decreases its risk of being detected by predators. The study has been published in the latest issue of the renowned scientific journal Current Biology.
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Basel Zoologists are unveiling the colorful secrets of coral reefs: On the Australian Great Barrier Reef they discovered a coral reef fish, the dusky dottyback that flexibly adapts its coloration to mimic other fishes and in doing is able to prey on their juvenile offspring. By changing colors, the dusky dottyback also decreases its risk of being detected by predators. The study has been published in the latest issue of the renowned scientific journal Current Biology.
PERSPECTIVE: drawing connections between Ningaloo and Great Barrier reefs - @SNWA - 0 views
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Coral reefs are the most diverse of all marine systems. They are however, threatened by global change and we can only predict how it will impact these reef systems if we first understand how they work.
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Coral reefs are the most diverse of all marine systems. They are however, threatened by global change and we can only predict how it will impact these reef systems if we first understand how they work.
Paradigm shift needed for designing tsunami-resistant bridges - @OregonState - 0 views
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Researchers, including two Oregon State University scientists, argue in a new study that a paradigm shift is needed for assessing bridges' tsunami risk.
L'Australie encerclé par le cyclone TREVOR et la future tempête VERONICA - @C... - 0 views
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L'Australie encerclé par le cyclone TREVOR et la future tempête VERONICA.