Tag: Marine Research
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Night Divers Reveal New Symbiosis: Juvenile Fish Carry Stinging Anemones in Their Mouths
Unveiling a surprising underwater partnership In a striking discovery reported in the Journal of Fish Biology, researchers document a previously unknown relationship between juvenile fish and stinging sea anemones. Through blackwater photography — a night-time open-ocean technique that captures life in near-total darkness — divers photographed several species of young fish carrying larval anemones in…
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Historic Mission in the Arctic: NGCC Amundsen’s Breakthrough
Introduction to the NGCC Amundsen Mission For the first time in two decades, scientists aboard the research vessel NGCC Amundsen are embarking on a groundbreaking mission in the remote Arctic region. This area, known for its harsh and icy conditions, includes Ellesmere Island, the Queen Elizabeth Islands archipelago, and the protected marine zone of Tuvaijuittuq.…
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Exploring the Extreme Arctic: A Historic Expedition
Introduction The recent expedition to the Extreme Arctic aboard the NGCC Amundsen marks a historic milestone in scientific research. This region, enveloped in ice for much of the year, has remained largely unexplored for the past two decades. The mission, focusing on the isolated areas surrounding Ellesmere Island and the Queen Elizabeth Islands archipelago, is…