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npr.org > 09/15/2026 > nx-s1-5968643 > antarctic-krill-hydrothermal-vent-south-pole

Tiny krill are turning up in deep-sea hydrothermal vents. Scientists want to know why

1+ hour, 1+ min ago   (995+ words) Antarctic krill, a shrimp-like crustacean that holds up the food web at the South Pole, were found at a hydrothermal vent off the Antarctic Peninsula during the National Geographic and Rolex Perpetual Planet Southern Ocean Expedition in collaboration with the…...


chicoer.com > 09/15/2026 > dwr-warns-of-algal-bloom-in-lake-oroville

DWR warns of Algal Bloom in Lake Oroville

19+ hour, 54+ min ago   (83+ words) Chico Enterprise-Record Campers moved from Chico’s Comanche Creek area Chico may review sewer fees after significant protest Hear ye, hear ye: Inaugural Renaissance and Fantasy Faire draws thousands Butte College offense struggles to get started as Roadrunners fall to San…...


medium.com > weirdly-true > 5-objects-recovered-from-the-deep-ocean-that-raised-more-questions-f20cd05bffd7

5 Objects Recovered From the Deep Ocean That Raised More Questions

2+ hour, 28+ min ago   (36+ words) 1. The Uluburun cargo, which was found in 1984 Most of the most mysterious objects that are recovered from the bottom of the sea are …...


spacedaily.com > d-a-mammoth-ivory-hunter-pulled-a-wolfs-head-from-the-siberian-permafrost-with-its-fur-whiskers-and-brain-still-intact-the-animal-had-been-dead-for-roughly-40000-years

A mammoth-ivory hunter pulled a wolf's head from the Siberian permafrost with its fur, whiskers and brain still intact — the animal had been dead for roughly 40,000 years

7+ hour, 33+ min ago   (169+ words) The permafrost's deepest freezer just gave up one of its most pristine secrets—a wolf so perfectly preserved that scientists can study its brain, tissue and final moments from an Ice Age that ended long before humans domesticated its descendants....


news.nationalgeographic.org > scientific-first-national-geographic-explorers-discover-antarctic-krill-feeding-on-gases-from-deep-sea-thermal-vents

Scientific First: National Geographic Explorers Discover Antarctic Krill Feeding on Gases from Deep-Sea Thermal Vents

8+ hour, 50+ min ago   (281+ words) What we're doing to illuminate and protect the wonder of our world. Meet our global community of changemakers and innovators. Discover learning experiences that spark wonder and curiosity. Become part of the next generation of solution seekers. Join our community…...


newswav.com > article > glacier-loss-threatens-water-security-A2609_y1pbBL

Glacier loss threatens water security

9+ hour, 36+ min ago   (678+ words) PETALING JAYA: Glaciers may be thousands of kilometres from Malaysia, but their disappearance could have consequences far beyond the mountains, from devastating floods and severe water shortages to the destruction of ecosystems. Experts warn that irreversible glacier loss could threaten…...


thecooldown.com > green-tech > svalbard-glaciers-releasing-ancient-methane

Norway's Svalbard glaciers are releasing ancient methane, opening a hidden Arctic feedback loop

21+ hour, 45+ min ago   (726+ words) "That makes it important to know what lies beneath the ice, not only how fast the ice is melting." Glaciers are often seen as frozen vaults, preserving the past beneath layers of ice. In Norway's Svalbard archipelago, melting glaciers now…...


asianews.network > ageing-warning-systems-expose-gaps-as-bhutan-prepares-for-bigger-disasters

Ageing warning systems expose gaps as Bhutan prepares for bigger disasters

15+ hour, 25+ min ago   (865+ words) View all posts by YK Poudel → THIMPHU – More than 70 percent of Bhutan’s settlements are located along major river basins, where roads, bridges, hydropower plants, schools, hospitals, farmland and other critical infrastructure are also concentrated. As climate change alters rainfall, glacier…...


phys.org > news > 2026-09-edna-membrane-advance-inshore-fish.html

Researchers invent novel eDNA membrane to advance understanding of inshore fish diversity

17+ hour, 55+ min ago   (22+ words) Phys.org This site can’t be reached phys.org refused to connect....