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Bizarre New Bacteria Begin To Unlock Secrets Of Deepwater Corals

A research team from Germany and the United States, led by Professor Iliana Baums from the Helmholtz Institute for Functional

A biologist and fish disease expert has initiated a petition aimed at halting a proposed ban on the importation and

Researchers have identified a rare instance of exemplary parental behaviour in fish, specifically within a common coral reef species that

Mesophotic coral ecosystems are home to some of the richest diversity of stony corals globally, making them a key focus

As one of only a few red coloured fish in the hobby, the Scarlet or Flame hawkfish is immediately eyecatching.

The Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association has introduced a new guide that clarifies the legal framework regarding the use of antibiotics

Coral reefs, much like humans, depend on the nutrients present in their surrounding environment. Researchers at the Woods Hole Oceanographic

While it is frequently necessary, many researchers in biology and other natural sciences find dissection of specimens to be undesirable.

A pioneering soft robotic hand, created by researchers at CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, has the potential to transform the