Dozens of Amphorae Recovered From Ancient Byzantine Shipwreck in Greece – Greek Reporter
Archaeologists have recovered dozens of amphorae from an ancient Byzantine shipwreck off the coast of Greece. The find sheds light ...
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Tag: Oceanography
Why killer whales are attacking boats near Gibraltar? Scientists finally know reason – The Independent
Recent research reveals that increased killer whale attacks on boats near Gibraltar are linked to social behaviors among the orcas. ...
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Yacht sinks after being rammed by orcas in Strait of Gibraltar – BBC.com
A yacht sank in the Strait of Gibraltar after being reportedly rammed by a pod of orcas. The incident underscores ...
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Yacht sinks after latest incident involving orcas in strait of Gibraltar – The Guardian
A yacht sank in the Strait of Gibraltar following an aggressive encounter with a pod of orcas, marking the latest ...
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Centuries-Old Shipwreck Discovered in Sweden May Be the Oldest of Its Kind – Indian Defence Review
A centuries-old shipwreck uncovered off Sweden's coast may be the oldest of its kind, offering new insights into maritime history. ...
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Gladys orcas sink another sailboat in the Strait of Gibraltar: ‘They don’t go like a battering ram’ – EL PAÍS USA
In a striking incident in the Strait of Gibraltar, a group of orcas, dubbed "Gladys," has reportedly sunk another sailboat. ...
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Air-Sea CO2 Exchange in the Strait of Gibraltar – Frontiers
The Strait of Gibraltar plays a crucial role in air-sea CO2 exchange, influencing regional climate and marine biology. Recent studies ...
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Major damage reported due to sea flooding – Iceland Monitor
Major flooding in coastal areas of Iceland has caused significant damage, with reports of submerged properties and disrupted transportation. Authorities ...
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Sperm whale killed by ship in Strait of Gibraltar – BBC.com
A sperm whale has been killed after colliding with a ship in the Strait of Gibraltar, raising concerns over maritime ...
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Opinion: “Starmer, it’s time to ban blood-soaked fish from the Faroe Islands” – Oceanographic Magazine
In a compelling opinion piece for Oceanographic Magazine, the call to action is clear: Labour leader Keir Starmer must advocate ...
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Mercury speciation in pilot whale from Faroe Islands, 1977–2015 – ScienceDirect.com
A recent study on Mercury speciation in pilot whales from the Faroe Islands, conducted between 1977 and 2015, reveals significant ...
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To Him, Americans Were Always Heroes. He’s Not So Sure About Today’s. – The New York Times