Articles in "marine biology"

Eilat’s Coral Reefs in Distress as Sea Temperatures Soar, Scientists Warn

The vibrant coral reefs in the Gulf of Eilat are showing signs of distress stemming from an unprecedented increase in seawater ...

Jellyfish Swarms Navigate Against Waves, Offering New Insights for Coastal Management, Israeli Researchers Say

Shedding new light on the swarms of jellyfish that frequently reach the Israeli coast, researchers have discovered that rather than drift ...

Unique Bacterium in Eilat Sponges May Revolutionize Water Purification

A unique bacterium that thrives in partnership with marine sponges holds the potential to purify water sources contaminated with toxic ...

Global Coral Reefs at Risk as Parasite Decimates Red Sea Urchins, Israeli Researchers Warn

Israeli researchers have identified the pathogen responsible for a deadly epidemic that has been decimating sea urchin populations in the ...

Israeli Beaches Contend with Unusually Intense Jellyfish Swarm

Israel's beaches have been inundated this summer by unusually large swarms of jellyfish along its northern border, and while it is ...

Israel’s University of Haifa Joins Global Research Project Aiming to Communicate with Whales

The University of Haifa has embarked on an ambitious new global research project that hopes to decipher sperm whale communication and ...

Israeli Scientists Develop 3D Printed Corals to Combat Habitat Degradation

Israel researchers at Ben-Gurion University (BGU) and the Technion Institute of Technology in Haifa have developed 3D printed corals ...

Israel’s First Aquarium to Open in Jerusalem

Jerusalem may seem an unlikely location for Israel’s first aquarium - the city is approximately 850 meters above sea level, with no ...