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New Jersey planted more than 26,000 bushels of recycled oyster and clam shells across 8 acres; the total was double the amount initially plannedNew Jersey has launched a remarkable shell recycling initiative aimed at revitalizing oyster reefs in the Mullica River estuary. This commu...- Science says some sea otters rarely use rocks while others use them for almost every meal, their teeth may explain whySea otters survive largely on marine invertebrates such as sea urchins, crabs, clams, mussels and snails. Getting to that food, however, is...
- Florida dumped 500,000 tonnes of oyster and clam shells into the sea — what happened next surprised scientistsFlorida successfully recycled over 500,000 tonnes of oyster and clam shells for reef restoration. These shells provided essential foundatio...
- Florida dumped 500,000 tonnes of used oyster shells into the sea. It has now developed new reefs, cleaner water and is recovering the coastal environmentOver the past 16 years, Florida has successfully returned over 500,000 tons of shells to the Gulf, providing vital surfaces for young oyste...
- New York crushed 5,000 discarded school toilets and lowered the porcelain into Jamaica Bay, creating foundations for new oyster reefsNew York City recycled nearly five thousand old toilets from public schools. This discarded porcelain became part of new oyster reef founda...
- A $7 billion seafood species has become an invasive resident on the US East Coast - here's why scientists are concernedManila clams, a valuable seafood species, have established a breeding population in Boston Harbor. This marks the first known successful es...
- Scientists detect Earth's deadliest extinction signs in today's oceans: Great Dying started with warming seas and oxygen loss; 70% of land animals vanishedA Stanford-led study has provided the strongest evidence yet that warming oceans and declining oxygen levels caused Earth's largest mass ex...
- Did you know sea otters have a personal favorite rock they keep forever? Here's the surprisingly sweet reason whySea otters are highly intelligent marine mammals known for their unique survival skills and playful nature. One of their most fascinating b...
- NYT Strands Answers Today #775: Hints for Friday puzzle, spoilers and solution insideFor newcomers, Strands is a daily word puzzle created by The New York Times. Players are given a grid of letters and tasked with finding hi...
- How One Ocean Animal Quietly Lived for More Than Five CenturiesAn ocean quahog, Arctica islandica, has been confirmed as the oldest non-clonal animal, living for 507 years, predating the Roman Empire. S...
- NYT Connections today hints and answers for Wednesday, May 21, 2025 (#710): full walkthrough, category clues, and solution to keep your winning streak goingNYT Connections hints, answers and help for May 21 unlock the full solution to puzzle #710 in the most user-friendly way. From spotting Mac...
- Nothing 'fishy' about it! Once limited to marginalised communities, shellfish is making a grand comeback in Indian gourmet circlesShellfish have often been left to marginalised communities, as Dalit writer Urmila Pawar recalls in her memoir 'Aaydan: The Weave of My Lif...
- CMFRI focusses on production and conservation maricultureTo give a fillip to fish conservation and production, the Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Vizag has identified 74 spec...
- Modernising the good old meal is today’s mantraCreative conjurings like Chettinad-style pulled chicken tacos; Kundapur wings; clams sukkah to batak dosa make the festival menu at Monkey ...
- Scientists discover new contagious form of cancer in Tasmanian devilsOne of the few known transmissible cancers causes facial tumours in Tasmanian devils, and is threatening this species with extinction.
- Clams may turn out to be Kerala's new marine goldIndia exports about 784 tn of clams annually, of which 500 tn come from this small estuary in Kerala. The rest is harvested from Vembanad e...
- Guns fall silent along border in Jammu after fortnight-long firing"Borders are clam. There was no ceasefire violation along the International border (IB) in Jammu and Samba sectors", BSF officer Vinood Yad...
- Virgin launches sub-Rs 2,000 phoneVirgin Mobile has further enhanced its handset portfolio by launching vDesire. The slim vDesire measures 11.5 mm, has chrome finish and cla...
- Now, cells respond to touchIf your thumbs are tired of keying in those endless SMSs, help is on the way with touch-sensitive mobile phones.
- Destination mainlandGone are the days when global electronics giants could dump last year’s wares on China, counting on a nation of gadget hillbillies to buy t...
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