The wreck site of the Montevideo Maru, a Japanese freighter carrying over 1,000 prisoners of war -- the majority of them Australian -- that was sunk by a US submarine during World War II has been found.
A new product, the SWMBRD, is hitting the market this spring. The new patented design is made to enhance the human body’s natural swimming ability without the need for paddles, etc.
Scientists from UC Santa Barbara have found that the coral skeletons left behind in the wake of devasting coral bleaching events influence the reefs going forward.
The US government is seeking comments on a petition filed by a group of environmental organizations to establish a speed limit for the habitat of the endangered Rice's whale.
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and Department of Interior will co-host a public meeting of the US Coral Reef Task Force next week.