Identifying shark teeth from Tybee Island and Hilton Head starts with reading the sediment as much as the shape.

A juvenile shark found in a Florida canal has sparked a familiar question: bull or not?

A new calibration tool is bringing sharper focus to underwater imagery, and that matters for the data we rely on.

A physical oceanographer married to a Dane is asking a question that resonates across borders: what does Denmark's research landscape actually offer?

The deep ocean has already passed the multi-hundred-million-year test, and that is where our focus belongs.

A middle school classroom tank can't replicate the ocean's full complexity, but it can reveal a core truth: nutrient pollution sets off a chain reaction that drains oxygen from the water.

A biology degree paired with editorial experience is a strong foundation, yet the remote science job market often rewards those who can prove their skills are transferable.

Fieldwork imagery from Eleuthera's depths brings the Bahamas into sharper focus.

Pink patches forming on hatchery tank walls raise a question worth answering with precision.

Semi-enclosed and shelf seas sit at the intersection of human influence and ocean dynamics, making them critical laboratories for marine carbon dioxide removal.

Two leopard sharks glide through the same coastal waters, yet their skin tells two different stories.

A deck UPS designed for office electronics is not built for the harsh realities of a vessel's power supply.

A single unexplained phenomenon has been detected in the waters off Redondo Beach, Washington State, and it appears isolated to that specific location.

A finance background is not a detour from oceanography; it is a calibration tool.

A mystery sculpin has surfaced near Ketchikan, Alaska, and the sighting is worth a closer look.

Abandoned structures along North Sulawesi's coastline tell a quiet story of shifting shores and human retreat.

Identifying a coral skeleton down to genus requires patience, and this dense, bushy specimen from the Great Barrier Reef is a compelling puzzle.

Diane and Bronwyn didn't wait for a lecture to prove what they already suspected.

A slow-burn identification process turned a puzzling specimen into a compelling case for coastal biodiversity.

A coastal species has turned up inland in Texas, and that raises questions worth tracking.

Canada's oceanographic community extends well beyond Bedford.

A 2- to 3-inch Heath's or Monterey dorid is a fair identification puzzle, and the confusion is understandable given how closely these species mirror one another.

Sixteen years after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, the Gulf of Mexico remains a living laboratory for recovery, and for questions that still demand answers.

A cluster of shells on a Providence beach raises a straightforward question: what species are we looking at?

A single drop of seawater holds a universe in motion, and this reel captures that hidden vibrancy with genuine curiosity.

A crab on the Istrian shore held a stick for up to ten minutes, seemingly testing the water's surface tension.

The North Atlantic warming hole south of Greenland is often flattened into a single alarming headline.

A shell found in Croatia raises a familiar question: is it a common edible species or something rarer?

A long, slick-like patch of water appearing in the same coastal spot, regardless of the hour, is a compelling puzzle.

A scheduled Arctic route now links Ningbo to Felixstowe, with Sea Legend running the weekly service.

A 2.2% annual traffic growth rate sounds modest until it meets a decarbonization curve that will not bend. This study models a green shipping corridor linking Shanghai, Jebel Ali, and Koper, and the results are…

On June 12, 2026, Kalandadze, a 47-year-old Georgian national, pleaded guilty to failing to stop for a Coast Guard cutter after an extensive pursuit.

Sharks fitted with ocean sensors are delivering real-time data from beneath the surface, offering a new lens for hurricane forecasting.

Bamboo toilet paper is often marketed as the sustainable choice, yet its environmental credentials deserve closer scrutiny.

Electronic monitoring systems are no longer optional for tuna longline fisheries; they are becoming the backbone of credible, real-time ocean intelligence.

Two sanctioned oil tankers, the Era and the Lileo, once known by multiple names in a shadowy trading history, have been scrapped in India.

FrontM returns for the third consecutive year as the platform powering the Marine Insight Summit 2026, this time with a fully rebuilt Loft Events virtual environment.

The Australian Submarine Agency has awarded Lockheed Martin a two-year, AUD$26.5 million contract to integrate combat systems for the Virginia-class submarine fleet. It is a measured step, but one that signals serious…

Ukraine's decision to suspend attacks on non-Russian oil tankers and critical Black Sea infrastructure, including pipelines vital to Kazakhstan's exports, follows direct U.S. dialogue. This is a calibrated pause, not a…

A $6 million fine sends a clear signal: maritime safety is non-negotiable.

President Trump's demand that Iran shoulder compensation for damages and deaths across Lebanon, Syria, Yemen, and Gaza is a direct assertion of accountability, posted plainly on Truth Social.

A submerged payload launch is a hard problem, and Raytheon and Composite Energy Technologies just demonstrated it with the HADALUS unmanned undersea vehicle.

A $1 billion bid from South Korea's Hanwha to acquire Austal USA signals a calculated shift in U.S. shipbuilding. The move places foreign capital directly inside a domestic defense supply chain, and that matters. It is…

Poland's newest frigate has taken to the water, though its journey is far from complete.

A routine cyber vulnerability check on navy drones took an unexpected turn when the cameras onboard transmitted a squark to a Chinese IP address, the Ministry confirmed.

In a Norwegian fjord, jellyfish are rewriting the rules of marine connectivity.

A new data-driven model now resolves atmospherically forced ocean dynamics at a global scale, giving researchers a sharper view of how the ocean moves and responds to climate forcing.

Aged 20 and already facing the sea's harshest realities, the container ship that sank near Zhoushan now confronts a second threat: an inbound typhoon is set to complicate salvage efforts.

A four-year agreement is on the table at one of the world's busiest export gateways, where three unions are pressing BHP for contract terms that would stabilize a key link in the global supply chain.

The Thai-flagged Mayuree Naree, IMO 9323649, was struck by two projectiles on March 11, shortly after crossing the Strait of Hormuz, triggering a $10.98 million payout. That figure is a stark reminder of how quickly…