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79 years ago, 23 US nuclear tests devastated Bikini Atoll; 70 years later, Stanford University reserachers found giant corals, sharks and tuna thriving in its craterIn 1946, the US began nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll, conducting 23 explosions that displaced all the inhabitants and destabilised the cor...- Lauren Sanchez and Amazon's Jeff Bezos are pouring $25 million into a massive Pacific Ocean conservation project covering an area larger than AlaskaLauren Sanchez is backing a new Bezos Earth Fund ocean conservation push as Jeff Bezos' philanthropic organization commits more than $25 mi...
- How Southern New England wind turbines are turning into artificial reefs where crabs thrive?Once they reach the end stage of their lives, wind turbines could become home to various marine life. Recent reports suggest that wind turb...
- How to Fish: Complete guide to every fish, creature, island, bait and rodHow to Fish offers detailed mechanics for catching diverse aquatic creatures across five distinct islands. Players must match specific rods...
- North Koreans endure years of forced labour on Chinese ships: reportNorth Koreans have been forced to work on Chinese-flagged fishing vessels without touching land for as long as a decade, facing verbal and ...
- The biggest shark: All you need to know about ocean's largest fishSharks can be as small as the size of a human hand or as big as 62 feet. For some sharks, half of their body length comprises their long ta...
- Why the Navy wants to sink INS Cuddalore off PuducherryIn a couple of months, the decommissioned minesweeper will be sunk in the waters 7km off the Puducherry coast to become India’s first under...
- Meet the natives of the ocean: Go shark cage diving; spot the majestic narwhalsFor your next holiday, visit the big five of the ocean i.e. whale sharks, giant manta rays, humpback whales, dolphins and tiger sharks.
- Head to Patagonia if you want to discover an unexplored destinationMake your travel exciting by visiting places which are remote and have exotic locales.
- Skip meat, eat fish twice a week for a healthy heartConsuming omega-3 fatty-rich food twice a week may help reduce the risk of heart failure, cardiac arrest and stroke.
- Sustainable plan on the menu: A fish for every seasonTo boost consumption of lesser-known fish, two online services share info on other varieties in the market and their traditional recipes.
- Maldives, the new Instagram heaven where the most troubling question is whether to snorkel or to swimGiven its high-profile clientele, it’s no surprise thatthe Maldives — Asia’s smallest country — is also one of its most exclusive and expen...
- Angling teaches this startup CEO patience, quick thinkingJawad Ayaz, CEO of Capricoast.com and a passionate angler, shares why he enjoys monster fishing
- Marine life dipped by 50% in 40 yrsHalf of the world's marine population (49%) has disappeared between 1970 and 2012. This is seen by experts as a plunge to the “brink of col...
- Fast-growing fish risk dramatic fall in populationIn a counterintuitive discovery, scientists have found that ocean fish species that grow quickly and reproduce frequently are more likely t...
- US Navy tests GhostSwimmer unmanned underwater vehicleGhostSwimmer unmanned underwater vehicle is capable of operating autonomously for extended periods of time due to its long-lasting battery.
- Google inspired by aquatic theme, codenamed its Nexus devices after fishTech giants Google's Nexus devices highlighted its love for fish, popular search engine has series of codenames for all of its Nexus smartp...
- Pollutants snuffing out aquatic life in VisakhapatnamBarely 30 years ago, playful Bottlenose Dolphins were among the plethora of sea creatures that used to happily cavort and thrive in the wat...
- Live it up! Witness a bullfight in Spain & top it off with a cliff-dive in GreeceIt’s peak holiday season there, which means you get to indulge in loads of shopping and even seize opportunities to take a vintage Lambrett...
- Problems plaguing Kerala's once-thriving fishing industryTwo fishermen getting shot by foreign soldiers is just the latest in a long list of hits taken by Kerala's once-thriving commerce of tradit...
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