Year of the Vaquita 2017 December Update
As 2017 comes to a close, we conclude our Year of the Vaquita with new curriculum, classroom resources and the launch of our video news magazine, OCEANSCAPE EXPLORER.
Wherever your journeys take you... share them on The Stream.
Capture some animals (on film) and share them with us!
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Show off your favorite photos or videos to other young people.
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As 2017 comes to a close, we conclude our Year of the Vaquita with new curriculum, classroom resources and the launch of our video news magazine, OCEANSCAPE EXPLORER.
Researcher April Cook looks at two particularly unusual adaptations of deep sea fish — one that deals with buoyancy and another helps them process food in a nutrient poor environment.
Many deep-sea animals are red in color to help them hide in the darkness, but in this blog Dr. Tammy Frank explains why so many are silver.
This public program looks at the conservation strategies for the eastern and western populations of gray whales.
The Oregon Coast Aquarium announces sad news about the latest stranded turtle found on a local beach.
Team members Sebastian Velez and Laura Timm study baby animals to help assess the health and future of marine populations
Dr. Heather Bracken-Grissom and Kris Clark take a closer look at some unusual deep-sea animals and the longstanding mysteries that surround them.
Matt Woodstock discusses how parasites can affect deep-sea fish, even in environments which are hostile toward them.
Get ready for winter weather hazards by visiting NOAA's Winter Safety website.
A warning has been issued to beachcombers about a contagious disease now confirmed in some sea lions.
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