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‘Spoon worms lick the seabed with a metre-long tongue’: a voyage into a vanishing Arctic world

Sea ice around the north pole is disappearing at an alarming rate. A group of scientists went on a mission to investigate the effects of the climate crisis on the region

The Guardian - UK

Baleen Whales Susceptible To Ingesting Plastic Due To Their Sense Of Smell, Study Warns

Researchers discover that baleen whales may mistake plastic for food due to their olfactory capabilities.

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Government’s £6.5m early years plan for England a ‘drop in the ocean’

Nursery leaders say recruitment drive comes too late and does not go far enough

The Guardian - UK

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Massive hidden ocean discovered 400 miles below Earth's surface

Scientists have discovered a massive ocean hidden beneath Earth's crust, with three times more water than in the oceans. This groundbreaking finding sheds ...

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NASA's Europa Clipper gets science gear to probe ocean moon of Jupiter

NASA has mounted all nine science instruments on its highly anticipated Europa Clipper spacecraft, which will launch toward Jupiter's icy ocean moon this year.

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Urban Exodus vs. Urban Oasis: the Post Pandemic's Mixed Picture of City Life

The pandemic has sparked a global change in urban living, from sprawling suburbs to gated green havens. While Westerners escape the city centre, some Asians refuse to sacrifice the convenience of urban life. They have the foundation for this choice, as mega-complexes of thousands of hectares, like Vietnam's Ocean City,…

International Business Times UK

“Duane Allman played a great solo, came back, and Eric says, ‘Well, I want to do mine again!’ This went on for at least an hour or two”: How Eric Clapton went from God to all-'round guitar genius in the ‘70s

After the writing on the wall proclaimed him a deity in the '60s, where else was there to go for Eric Clapton but on a search of self-discovery, musical improvement, and new artistic frontiers

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How a US mining firm sued Mexico for billions – for trying to protect its own seabed

Local fishers helped halt underwater mining off Baja California’s coast in 2018. But then an obscure international legal process was put into motion

The Guardian - US

Amelia Earhart disappearance explained? Explorer claims to find plane

Deep-sea explorer claims to have found the lost aviator's plane

Evening Standard

Why Windjammer Landing in St. Lucia needs to be on your luxury travel bucket list

Marie Claire

Possible 'First' Sighting Of Newborn Great White Shark

Drone footage of a young shark emerging to the ocean surface could be the first sighting of a newborn great white, according to new research, potentially revealing a birthing site for the threatened ocean predators.

International Business Times

Deep-Sea “Treasure Hunt” Funded By Ex-US Air Force Solves Amelia Earhart’s Mystery

“Deep Sea Vision found what appears to be Earhart’s Lockheed 10-E Electra.” The post Deep-Sea “Treasure Hunt” Funded By Ex-US Air Force Solves Amelia Earhart’s Mystery first appeared on Bored Panda.

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‘A sense of Ocean’s 11’: the fascinating true story behind We Are the World

In the Netflix documentary The Greatest Night in Pop, A-listers from Stevie Wonder to Michael Jackson come together for the recording of an iconic song

The Guardian - US

Amelia Earhart's long-lost plane possibly spotted in the Pacific by exploration team

Deep Sea Vision says its sonar image equipment spotted an object in the Pacific Ocean that closely resembles the shape and size of Amelia Earhart's aircraft.

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Fisker Ocean Owner Who Drove 4,000 Miles Says It Never Left Him Stranded

The all-electric crossover is “fabulous” to drive and the range is better than the EPA estimate, according to this owner.

Salon

Trawling the sea worsens climate change

One of the least discussed factors of global heating is trawling the seafloor. It's also one of the easiest to stop

International Business Times

Indian Navy Frees Iranian Fishing Boat Hijacked Off Somalia

India's navy said Monday it had freed an Iranian fishing vessel that had been hijacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia in the latest attack against shipping in the Indian Ocean.

Cycling News

Seven conclusions from the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

Pithie's prize, riders on the rise, leaving at intermission, Edwards 2.0, a midweek revival and no repeats

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Broken collarbone stunts flying start to 2024 for Oscar Onley

Willunga Hill winner fractures collarbone in Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, Aranburu does similarly in Mallorca

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Embracing the Power of the Ocean: Iga Swiatek's Beach Retreat

Iga Swiatek embraces the soothing energy of the sea in her recent Instagram post, finding tranquility amidst the powerful waves.

Cycling News

Frustration to taking flight – Laurence Pithie’s path to first WorldTour win

'It’s amazing to finish like this it's a dream come true' says New Zealand rider after winning Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

Newcastle Herald

Father and son team surfing every day for a month, getting others on board

'It's a month of sunrises, a month of being in the ocean.'

AAP

Kiwi Pithie has first WorldTour win at Cadel's race

New Zealand cyclist Laurence Pithie has won the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Race in a photo finish, securing his first WorldTour victory.

Cycling News

Laurence Pithie edges out Natnael Tesfazion to win Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race

Kiwi takes first WorldTour victory, Georg Zimmermann is third

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Surfing flounder ‘hangs fin’ to the hit tune ‘Wipe Out’

“Flounder spend the majority of their lives on the bottom of the ocean but every once in a while they come to the top to catch a wave and hang fin.”

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