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  Bioinspired Mantis-Cam Enables Underwater Geolocation

  Bio-inspired camera uses polarization signals from light to geolocate, enabling new underwater navigation technologies...

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  Listening to Fish: How Sound May Help Us Identify and Study Life Underwater

  A research team is learning how to listen to the sounds fish make with...

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  BRUVS Capturing Deep-Reef Fish Communities

  New research reveals new deep-reef fish assemblages thanks to the use of BRUVS underwater...

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  Kick-Seining and eDNA Analysis Inform Study on Endangered Listing of Rare Crayfish

  Scientists using both traditional kick-seining and modern eDNA to survey a rare crayfish population...

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  FinPrint: Determining the Relative Abundance of Sharks and Rays using BRUVS Surveys

  The largest study of reef sharks and rays in the world has wrapped up...

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  Engineers Devise Innovative BOS Underwater Camera System to Monitor Overfished Species

  A MBARI engineering team has developed an underwater camera system to help monitor threatened...

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  Can Better Technologies Save Endangered California Salmon?

  A new interagency collaboration has developed research recommendations that may allow more effective tracking...

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  Treated Wastewater Contains Compounds that Impair Ecologically Relevant Behavior in Fish

  Treated wastewater contains SSRIs, compounds that impair ecologically relevant behavior in fish, rendering them...

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  Horseshoe Crabs and Red Knots: Delaware NERR Monitoring Offers Glimpse into Coastal Wildlife

  Environmental monitoring of Delaware’s National Estuarine Research Reserve reveals a rich harvest of some...

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  Seahorses Return to the River Thames, an Urban Haven for Wildlife

  The Zoological Society of London is digging into the forgotten urban ecosystem of the...

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  Searching for a Subtle Balance in Water Chemistry to Save Snake River Sockeye Salmon

  Unusually soft water is killing salmon smolts released from hatcheries; scientists are working to...

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  A Clean Water Act Success Story: Sportfish Return to the Illinois River

  New research shows the 1972 Clean Water Act almost singlehandedly brought sportfish populations back...