Mastodawn

Camouflage octopus.

#nature #oceans #camouflage #wonder #awesome

#Oceans on the brink: The dying blue #heart of the #planet
The ocean, Earth’s blue heart, is dying from #warming, #pollution, and #overfishing.
#OceanCrisis #ClimateChange #SaveOurSeas #MarineLife #EnvironmentalAwareness #PlanetEarth #BluePlanet
https://juskosave.blogspot.com/2026/05/oceans-on-brink-dying-blue-heart-of.html

Paul Beckwith 15h ago

My new video…
Prediction — 2026 is on Track to be the Warmest Year Yet — New Physics Analysis by Hansen and his team
https://youtu.be/ptVJ3ZTQIJc?si=HVzZhzEvnI1zHxEY

#climate #globalwarming #weather #oceans #science #predictions #oceanography #atmosphere #physics #chemistry #engineering #biology

Global Museum 20h ago

Signed, Sealed, Delivered.
What happens when someone throws a message into the sea?
Unlike many trends, the fad for putting messages in bottles can be traced to a specific source
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2026/05/04/signed-sealed-delivered #globalmuseum #messages #oceans

ABC Feeds 21h ago

The algal bloom may be 'gone', but many are still grappling with the fall-out
By Duncan Bailey and Jenae Madden

While testing has shown a dramatic improvement in South Australia's algal bloom situation, industry and experts fear it won't be a quick recovery.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-01/algae-bloom-regional-south-australia-environmental-impact/106617548

#MarineBiology #Oceans #FishingandAquacultureIndustry #EnvironmentalHealth #DuncanBailey #JenaeMadden

The algal bloom may be 'gone', but many are still grappling with the fall-out

While testing has shown a dramatic improvement in South Australia's algal bloom situation, industry and experts fear it won't be a quick recovery.

The Good News Network: Positive Stories 24/7 [Unofficial]1d ago

Record Number of Humpbacks Observed Feeding in ‘Supergroup’ Near South Africa

https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/record-number-of-humpbacks-observed-feeding-in-supergroup-near-south-africa/

Climate crisis | The Guardian 1d ago

Could the warming North Sea attract great white sharks? https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/apr/30/could-the-warming-north-sea-attract-great-white-sharks #ClimateCrisis #Oceans #UkNews #MarineLife #Environment

Could the warming North Sea attract great white sharks?

With record temperatures bringing increased numbers of seals and dolphins, scientists say large predators could return to UK waters

The Guardian

ABC Feeds 1d ago

Prized 'whale vomit' perfume ingredient washes up on WA beach
By Atlas Cook and Peter Barr

A highly prized, rare ingredient used in the production of luxury perfumes washes up on a Denmark beach — and it comes from the intestine of sperm whales.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-30/rare-discovery-of-decades-old-whale-vomit/106617738

#Oceans #EndangeredandProtectedSpecies #ScienceandTechnology #AtlasCook #PeterBarr

Rare high-end perfume ingredient ambergris washes up on WA beach

A highly prized, rare ingredient used in the production of luxury perfumes washes up on a Denmark beach — and it comes from the intestine of sperm whales.

The Guardian Feeds 1d ago

Blobs of fat and the smell of rotting garbage: at an idyllic Sydney beach, a 25-tonne sperm whale slowly disintegrates
By Ima Caldwell

Authorities are yet to decide how they will move the body of the massive creature, which is attracting humans, eagles – and plenty of sharks

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/apr/29/blobs-of-fat-and-the-smell-of-rotting-garbage-at-an-idyllic-sydney-beach-a-25-tonne-sperm-whale-slowly-disintegrates

#Marinelife #Whales #Sharks #NewSouthWales #Australianews #Environment #Biology #Oceans #Science #ImaCaldwell

Blobs of fat and the smell of rotting garbage: at an idyllic Sydney beach, a 25-tonne sperm whale slowly disintegrates

Authorities are yet to decide how they will move the body of the massive creature, which is attracting humans, eagles – and plenty of sharks

The Guardian

Science | The Guardian 2d ago

Blobs of fat and the smell of rotting garbage: at an idyllic Sydney beach, a 25-tonne sperm whale slowly disintegrates https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/apr/29/blobs-of-fat-and-the-smell-of-rotting-garbage-at-an-idyllic-sydney-beach-a-25-tonne-sperm-whale-slowly-disintegrates #MarineLife #Whales #Sharks #NewSouthWales #AustraliaNews #Environment #Biology #Oceans #Science

Blobs of fat and the smell of rotting garbage: at an idyllic Sydney beach, a 25-tonne sperm whale slowly disintegrates

Authorities are yet to decide how they will move the body of the massive creature, which is attracting humans, eagles – and plenty of sharks

The Guardian