Loch Ness monster camera set up 55 years ago accidentally found by Boaty McBoatface
The unmanned submarine famously dubbed Boaty McBoatface accidentally uncovered a camera set up to photograph the Loch Ness monster in 1970.
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Australian researchers study oysters’ resilience in face of climate change
Moreton Bay, on Australia’s eastern coast near Brisbane, has lost over 95% of its oyster reefs over the past few centuries. These reefs, one of the world’s most-degraded marine ecosystems, are not ...
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Can offshore wind help some fish? Research increasingly says yes.
First shipwrecks. Then oil rigs. Now, it’s offshore wind turbines that are becoming artificial reefs for creatures from ...
4WD drivers slammed for 'poor camping practices' after 440kg discovery
A volunteer group who tirelessly remove waste from Aussie waterways every weekend has slammed 4WD campers for adding to their ...
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The Lobster Rolls At This Unassuming Restaurant In Georgia Are Out-Of-This-World Delicious
The lobster roll – oh, the lobster roll – is nothing short of transcendent. Generous chunks of sweet Maine lobster meat are ...
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People Drive From All Over California For The Outrageously Delicious Lobster Rolls At This Unassuming Restaurant
Yet somehow, tucked away on India Street in San Diego, Ironside Fish & Oyster has managed to create such a magnetic pull with ...