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Animal Welfare

There’s a lot we don’t know about the International Space Station’s ocean grave

Eat Blue
February 23, 2022

After more than two decades of scientific service, the International Space Station (ISS) is expected to be retired in 2031. The ISS has allowed for extensive understanding of earth and humans thus transforming our

Animal Welfare, Human Health, Ocean Health

Biodiversity

Why The Labrador Sea Are The ‘Lungs Of The Ocean’

Eat Blue
February 7, 2022

The Labrador Sea exists between Greenland and eastern Canada where the ocean stirs, allowing for the deep ocean water to bubble up and oxygenate from the atmosphere. The Labrador Sea acts as the ocean’s

Animal Welfare, Ocean Health

Biodiversity

$50M gift aims to improve Hawaiʻi’s ocean health

Eat Blue
January 27, 2022

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology (SOEST) has announced a seven-year $50 million donation that will support multiple research goals within the Hawaiʻi Institute of Marine

Animal Welfare, Economic Impact, Human Health, Ocean Health

Biodiversity, Coastal Protection, Ocean Conservation, Ocean Optimism, Ocean Solutions

Bluefin tuna tagged for the first time in UK waters with acoustic ‘residency’ tags

Eat Blue
January 19, 2022

For the first time in the UK, bluefin tuna have been tagged with acoustic trackers to help researchers monitor their movements. The 7cm long tag sends sound messages to listening stations allowing for scientists

Animal Welfare, Ocean Health

Coastal Protection, Innovation, Ocean Conservation, Ocean Solutions

Rare blanket octopus spotted in ‘once in a lifetime’ encounter off Australian coast

Eat Blue
January 18, 2022

A rare blanket octopus has been spotted in a ‘once in a lifetime’ encounter off Australian coast. Jacinta Shackleton, a videographer, photographer, and content creator for Queensland’s Tourism and Events, has been observing the

Animal Welfare, Ocean Health

Ocean Optimism

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