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Colossal squid filmed alive in South Atlantic ocean

smh.com.au Biology South Atlantic

Rare footage captures a juvenile colossal squid swimming in its natural habitat for the first time, revealing insights into this elusive deep-sea creature.

Opinion | Are You Really So Different From the Blue Sea Blob? - The New York Times

nytimes.com Biology World

A recently discovered, unusual blue sea blob has sparked discussion about humanity's tendency to perceive unfamiliar life forms as drastically different from ourselves.

This Winged Fish Uses Strange Tongue-Like "Legs" To Taste The Seafloor – Yes, Really | IFLScience

iflscience.com Biology World

Scientists discovered that a unique species of sea robin uses leg-like appendages covered in taste buds to locate food on the seafloor, a behavior mimicked by other fish.

¡Salvad a los microbios! | Opinión | EL PAÍS

elpais.com Biology World

A growing movement of conservationists is advocating for the protection of microbial species, emphasizing their crucial role in Earth's ecosystems and the potential loss of invaluable scientific knowledge if they go extinct.

Sex differences in energy metabolism: natural selection, mechanisms and consequences | Nature Reviews Nephrology

nature.com Biology World

This article explores the significant sex differences in energy metabolism, delving into the evolutionary underpinnings, biological mechanisms, and resulting health consequences.

How Fishing Could Change the Evolution of Fish - Nautilus

nautil.us Biology World

Fishing practices are subtly altering fish evolution by selectively targeting certain traits, potentially impacting entire aquatic ecosystems.

Science Still Can't Explain Why These Tarantulas Are Blue | National Geographic

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Scientists are baffled by the bright blue coloration of certain tarantulas, questioning the role of sexual selection in their striking hue.

This Tiny Fish’s Mistaken Identity Halted a Dam’s Construction - The New York Times

nytimes.com Biology United States

A recent study challenges the existence of the snail darter as a distinct species, questioning its role in halting the construction of the Tellico Dam in the 1970s.

Rapport: Feltarbeid i stranden - Biologi 2 - Filefora.no

filefora.no Biology World

This report details a field study examining how plant and animal species composition changes along three gradients in the coastal zone due to topographic and abiotic factors, also highlighting the use of digital methods for biological observation and species classification.