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A few years ago, crab fisheries shut down because scientists detected unsafe levels of domoic acid in shellfish.
Warmer ocean periods are strongly related to blooms of algae that produce an unsafe neurotoxin.
Although submarines are sophisticated machines, their ability to rise and sink is based on the elementary principle of buoyant force.
Ever wonder how submarines rise and sink so quickly? Find out on today's Moment of Science!
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Oceans became saline hundreds of millions of years ago as rainfall mixed with sodium from the Earth's crust.
Europa is covered with ice that's cracked by tidal forces.
Could the frigid waters of Jupiter's moon Europa host alien life?
Rip tides aren't actually that wild of a ride.
Rip tides have taken on mythical proportions as killer waves.
My bonnie lies over the ocean...
The song says that Bonnie lies over the ocean, but it also says that she lies over the sea. Based on these lyrics, where is Bonnie?
Check out the intensity of Hurricane Irene from space!
It seems like every year, hurricanes are getting bigger and more dangerous. Is there any way to make hurricanes less intense?
Check out that ocean lint.
Everyone has dealt with cleaning the messy lint filter after several wash cycles, but not all the lint gets trapped.
Wow! Look at those "monsters!"
Have you ever seen crabs crawling around on the beach? They're called limlus polyphemus, commonly known as a horseshoe crab.
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