Happy day here as I Z Pinged letting everyone know I am still swimming around.
Perhaps one day soon I will stay up long enough for us all to know where I am.
My last location ping was way back in October 2016.
Researchers in Western Australia are beginning to use satellite imagery to check on the size of local populations of humpback whales.
Sharks’ eyes are on the sides of their heads, so they have an amazingly wide sight line spanning nearly 360 degrees.
New technology allows scientists to explore, study, and monitor noise in changing marine environments, and the growing field of marine bioacoustics is providing insight into the ways animals percei…
Source: Sound and the sea
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Here’s who’s being pinging today including my sister Montauk and brothers Manhattan & Hampton .
If you want to see our pings check out the OCEARCH website http://www.ocearch.org or download the Global Tracker App
Number of shark attacks reduced in 2016.
The USA had no fatalities in 2016 and Australia had only 2.
We must Replace Fear with Facts
New way to reuse the ocean’s plastics being used for a limited edition shampoo Bottles go on sale in France.
NOAA’s exploration vessel Okeanos Explorer recently ventured around the Wake Atoll Unit of the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument. Researchers spotted and sampled deep sea life, from anemones to corals to seastars. And they came across this cherubic-seeming fish, hanging out ….. To conduct their deep-water research, researchers use telepresence technology to transmit data in real-time […]