Carbon Emissions Threaten Fish Populations
ScienceDaily (July 27, 2010) — Humanity’s rising carbon dioxide emissions could have a significant impact on the world’s fish populations, …Read the Rest
Monthly Archives: July 2010
12 Travel Sites Closed To Tourists Due to Coral bleaching
21 July 2010 Nine marine park islands and three islands off Langkawi, Terengganu and Pahang are closed to tourists from …Read the Rest
Rising carbon dioxide levels in the ocean may affect coral
The world’s oceans have absorbed nearly half of the carbon dioxide emitted by humans during the last 200 years, creating …Read the Rest
Pallid sturgeon evolved from fish when dinosaurs roamed the earth
The pallid sturgeon evolved from fish that dominated the waters when dinosaurs roamed the earth. In 1990 they were listed …Read the Rest
Help Oceana save bluefin
Adrian Grenier Wants To Stop Bluefin Tuna From Going Too Fast, Short Version from Oceana on Vimeo. Watch “Entourage” star …Read the Rest
Japan sells giant tuna at a Tokyo fish market
AFP – Friday, July 16 TOKYO (AFP) – – A monster tuna caught off Japan turned heads at a Tokyo …Read the Rest
Coral reefs reported suffer mass bleaching throughout south east Asia, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific
By Richard Gray, Science Correspondent, 18 July 2010 Coral reefs are suffering widespread damage in what is set to be …Read the Rest
Giant Pacific octopus set free with a kiss
POULSBO — Floating in the middle of Liberty Bay, Patrick Mus kissed “Mr. Bob,”the giant Pacific octopus, goodbye on Thursday. …Read the Rest
Madrid Zoo made an offer to buy Paul the Octopus
17 July 2010 MADRID – THE Madrid Zoo said on Thursday that it has made an offer to buy Paul, …Read the Rest
Octopus has predicted Prime Minister Julia Gillard will win
17 July 2010 SYDNEY: An Australian newspaper has taken a leaf out of the football World Cup playbook, unveiling its …Read the Rest
