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The white moth Biston betularia that became extinct due to the soot that covered the trees during the industrial revolution and was replaced by a black moth. From Wikipedia

A few words for the skeptics

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Some countries have met the challenge by pumping from natural sources of fresh water.

How can water desalination methods be improved?

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Dr. Erica Bruce. Photo: Baylor University

A common flame retardant is harmful to marine life

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A diver at the bottom of the Kona Blue Water Farms fish farm in Hawaii

The Blue Food Revolution / Sarah Simpson

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Seaweed off the coast of Florida. Photo: from Wikipedia

Seaweed in extinction

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Galapagos tortoises are the largest land tortoises in the world. In fact, the islands are named after the turtles, whose armor reminded the Spanish sailors of the shape of a saddle called Galapagos. Photo: Amir Gur (c)

Islands in the Humboldt Stream

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The Storflaket area in Sweden, a place where the frost is melting. Photo: from Wikipedia

Warming, its effects and results

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Jellyfish of the species Aequorea_victoria. From Wikipedia

The Technion researchers discovered that the movement of shrimps and jellyfish contributes a lot to the sea turbulence

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Fisherman - love fish? From Wikimedia Commons

The shutdown of fishing in the Sea of ​​Galilee is underway

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The Egyptian tortoise

Conservation of the Mediterranean basin

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Global salinity and heat cycle

Is Europe freezing?

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Rain forests in Tana - Ecuador

Environmental updates

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The administration of the university against the background of the Nautilus (right): Vice President for Foreign Relations and Resource Development Amos Geber, incoming Rector Prof. David Farji, Head of the School of Marine Sciences Prof. Zvi Ben-Abraham, President of the University Prof. Aharon Ben-Zev, Rector of the University Prof. Yossi Ben-Artzi

The "Nautilus" sailed from the port of Haifa to explore the seabed

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Who said there are no aliens? Get Dumbo Octopus!

About 100 thousand people have already visited the DEEP exhibition

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The nibatans live mainly on the shelves of the shallow oceans, and spend a considerable part of their lives on sea ice waiting for their favorite food, oyster molluscs on the bottom. From the Great Migration series of the National Geographic Channel

Move in millions and survive as one

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Research: What causes the growth of toxic algae in the waters of the Kinneret and the threat to water quality in Israel

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"A knight strikes a bishop" SG Gould's version (1994) of the debate with Wilberforce

Chapters in the history of the theory of evolution about the ideas and those who conceived them - Chapter 13 - Part II

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Do sea-floor bacteria make their own electric grids? Credit: Nils Risgaard-Petersen

Do sea-floor bacteria produce their own electric grids?

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Minke whale (endangered) hunted in Iceland. Source - Greenpeace

whale hunter

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wrecked ship

toxic cargoes

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Who said there are no aliens? Get Dumbo Octopus!

Straight from Paris and Hong Kong and at the same time as Natural History in London "Deep"

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A critically endangered white-cheeked gibbon. From Vakimedia

A measure of life

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Currents in the oceans

currents in the ocean

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Orca whales - mother and cub

Whales against DTP

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20 Future NASA Missions

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