Ancient Underwater City May Rewrite Noah's Ark History
Archaeologists have discovered a 5,000-year-old underwater city in Turkey that may challenge traditional interpretations of Noah's Ark and biblical history.
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Great Barrier Reef's worst bleaching event recorded
Australia's Great Barrier Reef faces unprecedented coral bleaching due to rising ocean temperatures, with scientists warning of irreversible damage to the world's largest reef system.
Nature's resurgence in abandoned human spaces
Exploring the surprising resurgence of wildlife and ecosystems in areas abandoned by humans, as discussed in The Guardian's latest podcast.
Scientists livestream Argentina’s deep-sea secrets
A team of researchers is broadcasting rare deep-sea footage from Argentina’s underwater canyons, revealing never-before-seen marine life and geological formations.
£12K Underwater Jet Pack for Kids: Luxury or Excess?
Meet the CudaJet, the ultimate underwater jet pack designed for children, offering a thrilling aquatic adventure. But with a price tag of £12,000, is it the most extravagant water toy ever?
Great Barrier Reef's worst-ever bleaching event recorded
New data reveals the Great Barrier Reef experienced its most severe and widespread coral bleaching event in 2024, raising urgent concerns for marine ecosystems.
Attenborough's new documentary filmed entirely in fish tank
Legendary broadcaster Sir David Attenborough surprises fans by revealing his latest nature documentary was filmed entirely in a home aquarium. Discover how he captured the magic of the ocean in a fish tank.
Mystery disease devastates North American starfish
A devastating outbreak of Sea Star Wasting Disease is decimating starfish populations along North American shores, raising alarms among marine biologists.
6,000-Year-Old Underwater City Rewrites History
Archaeologists uncover a submerged ancient city off the coast of Greece, dating back 6,000 years, challenging previous historical timelines and offering new insights into early human civilisation.
The Enigmatic Eel: Fluidity in UK Rivers
Discover the fascinating world of the European eel, a creature as mysterious as it is adaptable, thriving in the UK's waterways.
Spanish beaches overwhelmed by invasive seaweed crisis
Thousands of tonnes of invasive seaweed are smothering Spain's coastline, disrupting tourism and marine ecosystems. Authorities scramble for solutions as beaches face an environmental emergency.
Sharks Flee Hurricanes in Atlantic, Study Reveals
New research reveals how hurricanes force sharks to flee to calmer waters, disrupting ecosystems and offering insights into climate impacts on marine behaviour.
Diving for Colombia's disappeared: A perilous search
Brave divers risk their lives in Colombia's treacherous waters to recover the remains of the disappeared, shedding light on the country's dark history of violence.
Why celebrity status for trees may harm conservation
Experts warn that treating ancient trees as celebrities could undermine conservation efforts and harm ecosystems. Discover the unintended consequences of tree fame.
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