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Congratulations on the official recognition of Clavelina ossipandae, the so‑called Skeleton Panda Sea Squirts! These extraordinary marine invertebrates—just 2 cm in size—display true creativity in nature: stark white vascular bands form skeleton-like ribs, while black pigment patches on the head evoke a panda’s face. First popularized in social media diver photos, they highlight how citizen-led observations can trigger real scientific discoveries. This new species reminds us

Did you know grass “smiles” when it rains? Zoom in on nature’s hidden joy with this wild microscopic view! You won’t believe your eyes!

Earth Hour 2025 is a time for people all around the world to take action … Maybe for a day everyone around here should stop littering. DOE

Did you know the Philippines just secured $400M to save our coasts and boost ocean farming?Let me outline you how it this helps our communities and why it matters.

Prince William’s Monaco advocacy reflects expanding global leadership on ocean conservation and sustainability.

The European Union has officially ratified the UN Global Ocean Treaty, a landmark agreement aimed at protecting at least 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030.

Recent reports highlight encouraging developments in marine conservation, including successful coral reef restorations and increased marine protected areas, signaling a positive shift for ocean health.