On International Day for Women in Maritime 2026, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) is dedicated to advancing gender equality within the maritime sector.

Seagrass meadows are vital blue carbon ecosystems, yet significant uncertainties in regional sedimentary organic carbon (Corg) stocks hinder their recognition in greenhouse gas accounting.

The pygmy killer whale (Feresa attenuata), one of the world’s rarest delphinids, has been observed for the first time in the Azores during early summer 2024.

Two U.S. Navy fighter jets collided mid-air and crashed near Mountain Home Air Force Base in western Idaho during an air show, resulting in a dramatic explosion. The incident led to the immediate evacuation of the crew…

Marine plastic pollution poses a significant threat to the sustainability of the blue economy, impacting ecosystems and coastal communities across the Mediterranean.

Scientists have unveiled compelling evidence that the ancient Tethys Ocean played a significant role in shaping Central Asia’s mountainous terrain during the dinosaur era.

A recent study reveals that seabed life has tripled in a protected area of Scotland following a ban on bottom trawling.

The Global Climate Report for June 2025, produced by the NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI), provides a comprehensive analysis of current climate trends and key indicators impacting our planet.

In the aftermath of a significant storm in Cape Agulhas, South Africa, an intriguing discovery has sparked curiosity among ocean enthusiasts: a potential giant squid.

In Moss Cove, Laguna Beach, CA, a tide pooling adventure led to the discovery of an intriguing fish that resembles a California sheephead but is distinct.

In Jalisco, MX, a tidepool discovery has sparked curiosity about a potential tunicate specimen.

In the Bahamas, the intriguing phenomenon of the "rock in the beach" invites exploration and curiosity.

Papua New Guinea has announced the establishment of the largest Marine Protected Area (MPA) in its history, a significant step forward in ocean conservation.

Beneath the waves, the ocean serves as a crucial record of our planet’s shifting climate.

This study investigates microplastic pollution on the sandy beaches of Guarujá, SP, as part of a scientific activity designed for 9th-grade students.

NASA Earthdata is pioneering the monitoring of ocean plastic pollution from space, utilizing advanced satellite technology to map and track plastic debris in our oceans.

The Russian Navy has implemented anti-drone nets over its Borei-Class ballistic missile submarines to enhance protection against Ukrainian drone attacks.

The U.S. Navy’s largest aircraft carrier has returned to Norfolk after an unprecedented 326-day deployment, originally intended for routine operations in Europe. This record-setting mission underscores the Navy’s…

The United Arab Emirates has condemned the recent attack on an Indian-flagged ship off the coast of Oman, labeling it a “terrorist attack.” All 14 crew members onboard were successfully rescued by the Oman Coast Guard…

The Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, poised to be the largest of its kind globally, has taken a significant step forward with the installation of its first monopile foundation in the North Sea.

Scientists have uncovered hidden “brakes” within a mysterious underwater fault near Ecuador, which has consistently generated magnitude 6 earthquakes every five to six years.

The world’s first 24,000-TEU methanol dual-fuel container ship has commenced sea trials in China, marking a significant advancement in sustainable shipping technology.

On May 9, during Seychelles’ 50th Jubilee Independence celebrations, the nation officially retired the PS Topaz, a significant anti-piracy patrol vessel that served for two decades.

In the wake of a high-stakes meeting between former U.S. President Trump and Chinese President Xi, Taiwan's armed forces have reported increased Chinese naval activity near its waters. In response, Taiwan has deployed…

China's second domestically built large cruise ship has commenced its final sea trials, marking a significant milestone in the country's maritime industry.

Hanwha Ocean Shipyard has made a significant advancement in maritime technology with the installation of the world’s first dual wind sails on a 174,000-cbm membrane-type LNG carrier, set for delivery in the second half…

The U.S. Central Command has announced the successful destruction of 90% of Iran's naval mines, a key component of Operation Epic Fury, which involved over 700 airstrikes targeting Iran's mine infrastructure. This…

The United States and Bangladesh have agreed to new defense partnerships that will enable the deployment of U.S. naval warships in the strategically significant Bay of Bengal. This move is seen as a response to the…

A U.S. firm has unveiled the MANTIS Unmanned Underwater Vehicle (UUV), a cutting-edge technology designed to detect naval mines, conduct search and recovery missions, and perform detailed underwater mapping and offshore…

Families of the ten Pakistani crew members aboard an oil tanker seized by Somali pirates are urgently demanding their rescue after more than 23 days of captivity.

Iran has declared that the Strait of Hormuz is open to all commercial vessels, contingent upon their cooperation with the Iranian Navy.

China has imposed fines on shipping giants CMA CGM, MSC, and Hapag-Lloyd for violations related to freight rates at major ports, including Guangzhou, Qingdao, and Ningbo.

France has confined over 1,700 cruise passengers following a gastroenteritis outbreak aboard a British cruise ship.

The Panama-flagged oil tanker Eneos Endeavor has successfully transited the Strait of Hormuz, marking a significant development following Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi’s outreach to Iran.

A recent global assessment has uncovered significant biases in ocean biodiversity data, highlighting critical gaps in our understanding of marine ecosystems.

Kuwait's Ministry of Interior has announced the arrest of four operatives from Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) aboard a fishing boat, allegedly chartered for hostile actions within Kuwaiti territory.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has issued a warning that global oil supply will fall short of demand this year, exacerbated by the ongoing crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.

The creature in question, often mislabeled as a sea wasp or immortal jellyfish, requires clarification to understand its true identity.

The ongoing conflict in Iran is intensifying an ecological crisis in the Persian Gulf, impacting both marine life and local communities.

Are you an 11th grader in India contemplating a future in Marine Biology or Life Sciences?

If you're interested in a career that involves cleaning tanks and feeding animals at aquariums, the position you’re looking for is often called an "Aquarist." Aquarists play a vital role in maintaining aquatic habitats…

A recent study examining 50 crab species in Japan reveals that the iconic sideways walk of crabs may have evolved from a single ancestor, highlighting a significant evolutionary trait that has contributed to the…

Our understanding of Charles Darwin continues to evolve, revealing new dimensions of his life and work.

British chef Mike Keen is set to embark on a unique expedition across Greenland, subsisting solely on fermented seal for an entire month.

This study explores buoyancy control in the dugong (Dugong dugon), a shallow-diving marine mammal that relies on efficient oxygen management for prolonged foraging in seagrass habitats.

U.S. Navy sailors are undergoing operational training to effectively utilize the ODIN Laser Weapon System, a cutting-edge defense technology designed to disable the sensors of unmanned aerial systems. This innovative…

An Indian cargo vessel sank off the Oman coast following a suspected drone strike, prompting condemnation from the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA).

The Ulleung Basin (UB) in the East Sea (Japan Sea) serves as a vital site for understanding the dynamics of sinking particles through a multi-isotopic approach.

The U.S. Navy has officially transitioned the Boeing Orca Extra Large Unmanned Underwater Vehicle from an experimental prototype to a key component of its fleet acquisition strategy, reflecting a strategic shift to…

The Indian Navy is set to enhance its maritime capabilities by acquiring advanced unmanned mine countermeasure systems for future minesweepers.