Long-standing Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand helps young clams withstand ocean acidification
An ancient Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand is now scientifically shown to help young clams withstand ocean acidification.
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An ancient Indigenous practice of adding shells to sand is now scientifically shown to help young clams withstand ocean acidification.
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Marine life quickly sealed an accidental deep-sea methane leak caused by human drilling beneath the South China Sea.
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A 2,000-pound seal named Neil has returned to the ocean after causing widespread mayhem and destruction across Australia.