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Our ocean is home to a diverse range of species that carry out their daily activities with little concern. Take the surgeonfish, which spends its days peacefully...
Gag grouper are reef fish that live in the waters off the Southeastern United States, with a range that extends south throughout the Caribbean and along...
von Isabell Schlangen Willkommen zurück auf unserem Ozean-Wissenschafts-Blog! Heute tauchen wir in die faszinierende Welt des Kohlenstoff- und Stickstoff-Kreislaufs im Golf von Bengalen. Uns beschäftigt vor...
by Isabell Schlangen Welcome back to our Ocean Science Blog! Today, we’re delving into the fascinating world of carbon and nitrogen cycling in the Bay of...
My favorite creatures in the ocean are the weird ones. Those blobby, slippery, bizarre, alien-looking things that make you wonder “How does that live on our...
von Albert Firus und Laurenz van Bonn (GEOMAR) Albert und Laurenz an bord des F/S Sonne (Foto: Tjark Andersch). Während die F/S SONNE die ersten Messstationen rund um den Äquator...
By Albert Firus and Laurenz van Bonn (GEOMAR) Albert and Laurenz on board the R/V Sonne (Photo by: Tjark Andersch). As the SONNE leaves the first...
by Dr. Arun Babu Suja Group photograph of the Leibniz Institute for Tropospheric Research (TROPOS) team onboard R/V Sonne. On the left picture from right to...
Our ocean’s beloved coral reefs are home to many vibrant, unique and important marine animals. One of these creatures is none other than the surgeonfish, a...
Hammerheads are some of the most recognizable fish in the sea—their iconic “hammer” head is unlike the head of any other shark out there. But did...
