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OceansFish escapes from marine farms raise concerns about wildlife
Farmed salmon, sea bass and other fish frequently escape from sea cages into the ocean. Will these runaways harm native wildlife?
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Materials ScienceShark jelly is strong proton conductor
A jelly found in sharks and skates, which helps them sense electric fields, is a strong proton conductor.
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July 9, 2016
In the July 9 SN: The psychology of terrorism, shots against addiction, hobbit history, spacetime ripples spotted again, first European fire, chiral molecules in space, shark jelly and more.
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PaleontologyTrue nature of ‘Tully monster’ revealed
The identity of a 300-million-year-old enigmatic creature known as the “Tully monster” is a mystery no longer.
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OceansMagnetism from underwater power cables doesn’t deter sea life
High-voltage power cables that ferry electricity across the seafloor do not negatively impact local fish and crabs, new studies show.
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AnimalsSlow-moving nurse sharks have a metabolism to match
The nurse shark has the slowest metabolism of any shark measured so far, a new study finds.
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AnimalsSharks follow their noses home
Leopard sharks draw on scents to navigate back to shore, study suggests.
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Life‘Racing Extinction’ documents plight of endangered species
The new documentary "Racing Extinction" offers hope that people can halt the sixth mass extinction.
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November 14, 2015
In the Nov. 14 SN: Rethinking Earth’s boring billion, culinary cartography on Ceres, blood in the brain, tangled web of microbes, quantum computing with silicon, dimetrodon vs. shark, and more
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Paleontology300 million-year-old giant shark swam the Texas seas
Fossil find shows oldest known ‘supershark,’ about the size of a limo, prowled the ocean 300 million years ago.
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PaleontologyDimetrodon’s diet redetermined
The reptilelike Dimetrodon dined mainly on amphibians and sharks, not big herbivores as scientists once believed.
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AnimalsWhat happens to animals in a hurricane?
Hurricanes can be devastating to animals on land and in the sea, but they can also provide opportunities.