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Scientists reveal how ship anchor damage is scarring Antarctica’s seafloor and threatening fragile ecosystems.

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Marine experts say governments must protect fragile ecosystems from destructive practices such as bottom trawling and deep ...

Marine scientist Mulrennan, founder of the California-based Kolossal non-profit ocean exploration and conservation ...

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The scientists hope these sea sponge gardens will help to provide habitats for species like rock lobsters, as well as improving the cycle of food and filtering water. When you think of a sponge ...

He said he believed new "sponge nurseries" could be used to revitalise fisheries and repair damage to the sea floor from ocean ... the temperature of the water and the chemistry of the water ...

sponge waterfronts, places where water from rising seas is allowed space to flow in and out of areas instead of crashing over sea walls. And falling rain — stormwater — is captured and soaked ...

Belinda is a tennis-ball sized sea sponge of the species Suberites concinnus who lives on the sea floor, about 23 metres below the surface of the water, off the coast of Vancouver Island.