Society for Science & the Public, which publishes Science News, uses cookies to personalize your experience and improve our services. For more information on how we use cookies on our websites, visit our Cookie Policy.
News Ecosystems

Churning the numbers

Motion of ocean’s small swimmers may be important for climate modeling

By Rachel Ehrenberg

This article is only available to Science News subscribers.

Subscribers, enter your e-mail address to access our archives.

Not a subscriber?

Science News is a nonprofit.

Support us by subscribing now.

More Stories from Science News on Ecosystems

  1. Acropora corals in New Caledonia
    Life

    Neon colors may help some corals stage a comeback from bleaching

    By Carolyn Wilke
  2. Ecosystems

    Tapirs may be key to reviving the Amazon. All they need to do is poop

    By Gloria Dickie
  3. Ecosystems

    Warming water can create a tropical ecosystem, but a fragile one

    By Jake Buehler
  4. Microscopic springtail
    Animals

    Earthy funk lures tiny creatures to eat and spread bacterial spores

    By Susan Milius
  5. water strider
    Animals

    The ‘insect apocalypse’ is more complicated than it sounds

    By Susan Milius
  6. Amazon logging
    Life

    How much space does nature need? 30 percent of the planet may not be enough

    By Jonathan Lambert
  7. Animals

    Bright yellow spots help some orb weaver spiders lure their next meal

    By Yao-Hua Law
  8. Queensland Australia wildfire
    Ecosystems

    Will Australia’s forests bounce back after devastating fires?

    By John Pickrell

From the Nature Index

Paid Content