We Found Out What the Fuck This Thing Is
Everybody’s arguing about whether this is a giant squid or a dead whale or something even weirder. Continue reading We Found Out What the Fuck This Thing Is
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Everybody’s arguing about whether this is a giant squid or a dead whale or something even weirder. Continue reading We Found Out What the Fuck This Thing Is
Would you fuck with this shrimp? I wouldn’t fuck with this shrimp. Continue reading Watch a Shrimp and a Fish Dance With Death on the Ocean Floor
Commercial activity on the bottom of the ocean may destroy ecosystems we don’t even know exist. Continue reading We Need to Regulate the Seabed Before Mining Companies Destroy It
The M-AUE robots may look like Minions from the movies, but they are the culmination of 20 years of hard work. Now, if only scientists could stop them from getting picked up at bars… Continue reading These Plankton-Like Robots Are Drifting Through the Ocean to Help Save Sea Life
Ocean acidification has put these creatures at risk. Continue reading The Marine World Below the Antarctic Sea Looks Like Outer Space
Polycephaly, the condition of having more than one head, is relatively common in nature. Continue reading Don’t Lose Your Head Over Two-Headed Sharks
The deep ocean seabed hosts delicate ecosystems that have barely been explored. Now, mining companies want to run 300-ton bulk cutters over them. Continue reading Watch the Advent of Deep Sea Mining Unfold With this Big Data Tool
This might be a problem we can actually fix. Continue reading Our Clothes Are Poisoning Deep-Sea Animals With Microplastics
This might be a problem we can actually fix. Continue reading Our Clothes Are Poisoning Deep-Sea Animals With Microplastics
Drones are adding functionality to our everyday lives, and automation is here to help humanity whether we’re ready for it or not. In a clever combination of the two, [Richard Hardiman] of RanMarine has developed small drone-boats that scoop up garbage from the ocean — he calls them ‘Waste Sharks.’
The two models — slim and fatboy — aim to collect up to 1,100 pounds of garbage apiece in the ‘mouths’ just below the water’s surface. The Waste Sharks are still restricted to remote control and are only autonomous when traveling between waypoints, but one can see how this technology …read more
Continue reading Waste Shark Aims To Clean Our Harbours And Oceans