Why an Octopus's Heart Stops Beating When It Swims
Discover the incredible science behind the octopus's three hearts and blue blood. Learn why swimming exhausts them and how their unique physiology dictates their ocean-floor lifestyle.
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Sea Lion Rescued from Rope Entanglement in Canada
A female Steller sea lion named Stl’eluqum was saved by a marine rescue team in Cowichan Bay, BC, after a month-long search. Read about the dramatic operation.
Sharks Discovered Living Inside Active Underwater Volcano
Scientists were stunned to find hammerhead sharks living inside Kavachi, an erupting underwater volcano. Discover how this 'Sharkcano' defies marine biology and what it means for science.
Coastal Road Traffic Halted After Smoke Enters Tunnel
Northbound traffic on Mumbai's coastal road was halted for 30 minutes after smoke from a minor fire under a promenade slab entered the tunnel. Officials suspect drug addicts may have caused the blaze. Read for details.
Understanding the Principle of Contribution in Marine Insurance
Learn how the principle of contribution in marine insurance impacts claim settlements when multiple policies cover the same risk. Essential reading for Indian shippers and exporters.
New 21-million-year-old sea cow species found in Qatar
Scientists uncover Salwasiren qatarensis, a new sea cow species, in Qatar's vast fossil bed. The discovery sheds light on ancient marine life and modern ecosystem threats. Read more.
Mosasaurs Adapted to Freshwater Before Extinction
A groundbreaking study reveals mosasaurs, giant marine reptiles, adapted to freshwater rivers in North America 66 million years ago. Read how this discovery reshapes our understanding of dinosaur-era ecosystems.
Tourist's viral beach video reveals deadly octopus encounter
A British tourist's casual holiday video turned into a viral warning after the internet identified a deadly blue-ringed octopus. Read this cautionary tale for travellers.
Gujarat Fisheries to Spotlight at Vibrant Gujarat Summit
Gujarat's fisheries sector, led by Saurashtra & Kutch, will take center stage at the Vibrant Gujarat Regional Summit in Rajkot in Jan 2026. Discover the state's ambitious blue economy targets.
New Marine Worm Species Found in Bay of Bengal
Indian scientists discover two new species of polychaete worms in East Midnapore, highlighting coastal biodiversity and pollution resilience. Read the full report.
Goa Lifeguards Save 6 from Drowning Over Weekend
Drishti Marine lifesavers in Goa rescued six individuals, including a UK tourist and a child, from drowning at various beaches over the weekend. Read about the heroic efforts.
How Lizards Regrow Tails: A Survival Secret
Discover the science behind a lizard's ability to detach and regrow its tail. Learn how this clever survival trick works and the costs involved. Read more about nature's ingenious design.
New Deep-Sea Squid Species Found in Arabian Sea
Indian scientists discover a rare new species of deep-sea squid, Taningia silasii, in the Arabian Sea. Read about this groundbreaking marine find and its unique features.
Andhra Coastal Security Crippled by Non-functional Boats Since 2018
Andhra Pradesh's Coastal Security Police struggle with broken boats and staff shortages, leaving strategic coastline exposed. Officials reveal plans for drones and upgrades. Read more.
Actor Lee Jung Ha Enlists in Marine Corps January 2026
South Korean star Lee Jung Ha of 'Moving' fame will begin mandatory military service in the Marine Corps on January 26, 2026. His agency confirms no farewell event. Read details.
5 Places in India That Look Different at 6 AM vs 6 PM
Discover five iconic Indian locations where the atmosphere shifts dramatically from the serene calm of sunrise to the vibrant energy of sunset. Plan your visit to experience these dual worlds.
India's First Coral Reef Research Centre in Andaman
India will establish its first National Coral Reef Research Institute in South Andaman at a cost of Rs 120 crore. Learn why coral reefs are vital for UPSC and the environment.
Drishti Marine Saves 16 Lives Over Weekend in Goa
Drishti Marine lifesavers conducted 16 dramatic rescues across Goa's beaches and Dudhsagar waterfalls, saving tourists from India and abroad. Read about their heroic efforts.
First False Killer Whale Carcass Found on Odisha Coast
A rare 15-ft false killer whale carcass washed ashore in Bhadrak, Odisha, marking the first such find in over two decades. Experts investigate the cause of death.
10 Dead Sea Turtles Found on Chennai Coast
10 dead sea turtles washed ashore in Chennai, raising concerns for olive ridley conservation. Experts cite fishing nets and pollution as key threats. Read more.
Snake Vision: How They See a Different World
Discover how snakes see colours differently with UV vision. New research reveals evolutionary secrets of snake eyes and their hunting adaptations. Read more!
India's First Coral Reef Research Centre in Andaman
India will establish its first dedicated coral reef research centre in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to protect marine biodiversity and study climate change impacts. This initiative marks a significant step in marine conservation.
Shark Attack Kills Woman, Injures Man at Australian Beach
Tragic shark assault at Crowdy Bay National Park leaves one dead, one critically injured. Beaches closed as authorities launch emergency response. Read the shocking details.
9 tourists rescued from drowning in Goa over weekend
Drishti Marine lifesavers rescued nine people, including Russian and German tourists, across Goa beaches. Read about the dramatic water rescues and safety tips.
Blue Samurai Jellyfish Discovery Reveals Climate Impact
Scientists discover brilliant blue samurai jellyfish species in Japan, revealing climate-driven migration patterns. Learn how warming oceans are reshaping marine biodiversity.
Olive Ridley Turtle Returns to Sea After Rehabilitation
An injured Olive Ridley turtle rescued from a Mumbai beach completes 3 months of treatment and returns to the Arabian Sea. Read this inspiring conservation success story.
Kissing Evolved 21 Million Years Ago: Oxford Study
Groundbreaking research reveals kissing originated 16-21 million years ago in primates. Discover how this intimate behavior evolved across species and what it reveals about human connection.
Special Trains for Mumbai Navy Half Marathon 2025
Central Railway to operate 2 special suburban trains for the WNC Navy Half Marathon 2025 in South Mumbai. Get details on timings and route for the event expecting 20,000 runners.
Melania Trump: AI Will Revolutionize Warfare Strategy
US First Lady Melania Trump warns AI will change warfare more profoundly than nuclear weapons during Marine Corps visit. Read about her insights on autonomous military systems.
Australia's Beach Worms Grow Up to 300cm Long
Discover Australia's fascinating beach worms that grow up to 300cm long. Learn where to find them, why they're perfect fishing bait, and why they're harmless to humans.
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