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Amazing aquatic life: Blue-banded sea snakes “breathe” through their heads

August 26, 2020 -

Blue-banded sea snakes (Hydrophis cyanocinctus) are aquatic reptiles that can reach up to around 5 feet or 1.5 meters in length. Endemic to the tropical waters near the coasts and coral reefs of Southeast Asia, they are known for their paddle-like tails and for preying on small crustaceans and fish.

According to lead researcher Alessandro Palci, a biologist at Flinders University, blue-banded sea snakes can actually breathe underwater for a limited time by using a network ...

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Top 10 plants that work better than pharmaceutical drugs

Plants contain incredible healing power that often gets overlooked in today’s world of modern medicine. Common maladies may be treated with plants that you possibly have in your home, or which can be bought in supplement-form at your local grocer. It is important to not forget the natural healing power that plants can provide us. Read More

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Top 10 medicinal plants for natural sunburn relief

Medicinal plants have been used for millennia to treat wounds, burns and common maladies. Many practitioners of traditional medicine believe in the natural healing power of nature itself, and today people continue to rely on medicinal plants to treat common problems such as sunburn. Sunburns are caused by radiation from the sun and, normally, a Read More

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These companion plants in your garden will REALLY boost your tomato crop

(Homesteading.news) With spring in full swing, gardeners across North America have been busily tending to their gardens to prepare for another year of successful food production. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or just planting for the first time, there are always some tricks that can help make your garden the best ever. Depending on the Read More

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Oysters found to help restore balance to aquatic ecosystems by removing pollution

November 08, 2017 -

In the study, the scientists explored the capability of microbiomes (community of microscopic organisms) living inside and on the oysters for denitrification.

According to lead author Ann Arfken, a VIMS Associate Professor, “Most studies addressing denitrification associated with oysters have focused on sediments in and around oyster reefs.”

Thanks to the results of the study, the researchers believe it is possible to reduce nutrient levels in coastal waters ...

Toxic chemicals are affecting aquatic ecosystems even at surprisingly low concentrations, study finds

November 15, 2018 -

According to experts, fungicides used on staple crops such as rice, oats, wheat, and potatoes are found in great concentrations in waterways in Europe, Asia, Australia, and South America. The scientists have also noted that traces of antidepressants are detected in urbanized rivers across the world. Antidepressants are also known to enter both freshwater and marine environments, the scientists added.

As part of the study, a team of researchers at the University of Barcelona ...

Time to get in a pool! Aquatic exercise relieves pain in arthritic patients

September 26, 2018 -

Over 30 million people in the U.S. have osteoarthritis, making it the most common form of arthritis for adults. The condition – also known as degenerative joint disease or "wear and tear" arthritis – occurs when the cartilage and bones within a joint start breaking down. Osteoarthritis commonly occurs in the hands, hips, and knees, where it develops slowly and gets worse over time. People with osteoarthritis experience pain, swelling, and stiffness in the affected joints – ...

Hudson River flooded with micropollutants including insect repellant, pharmaceuticals harmful to aquatic life

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Monday, July 25, 2016 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: Hudson River, micropollutants, pollution

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Insecticide-laced mosquito netting has become widely used in fishing, releasing toxins into aquatic environments

March 03, 2018 -

The study was inspired by the African experiences of lead author Rebecca Short. A researcher with the Zoological Society of London, she first spotted the practice in a coastal town in Mozambique.

"It was just a sea of blue nets and women fishing," she described. "It was like, yep, okay, this is not a small issue."

Insecticide-treated bed nets are an increasingly common way to protect against malaria. Aid organizations and hospitals often give nets away for little ...

Researchers identify two traits responsible for the accumulation of toxic chemicals in aquatic food chains

May 02, 2016 - Researchers identify two traits responsible for the accumulation of toxic chemicals in aquatic food chains

Monday, May 02, 2016 by: S. JohnsonTags: toxic chemicals, aquatic food chains, biomagnification

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Interview with Dr. Boris Worm, Marine Biologist, on Overfishing, Aquatic Ecosystems, Aquaculture Farming and More

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Over 43,000 aquatic animals DIED in the aftermath of Norfolk Southern train derailment in East Palestine

February 27, 2023 -

ODNR Director Mary Mertz announced on Thursday, Feb. 23, that roughly 38,222 minnows and about 5,550 other aquatic animals such as small fish, crayfish, amphibians and macroinvertebrates were killed in the five-mile span of waterways from the derailment site. (Related: There more hazardous chemicals discovered at Norfolk Southern train derailment site in East Palestine.)

The ODNR noted that on Feb. 15, the number of aquatic animals killed by the disaster was less than ...

Anxious aquatic life: Murky water found to affect fish growth and impair their health, warn researchers

March 24, 2019 -

In a recently released scientific paper, the James Cook University (JCU) researchers said that human activities have been discharging increasingly large amounts of sediments into tropical coastlines for the past few decades. The solid particles end up suspended in the water, blocking the influx of light and making the crystal clear waters cloudier and darker.

Study author Jodie Rummer became curious about the effect of this diminished visibility on the performance of fish....

Fracking impacts water quality AND quantity downstream, raising concerns for aquatic ecosystems, recreation and drinking water

June 23, 2018 -

The study, published in the journal Environmental Science & Technology, reported that five million gallons of freshwater – more than enough to fill seven Olympic-size swimming pools – were used to fracture just one gas well over a two-to-five-day period, which depleted water levels in up to 51 percent of the streams in Arkansas. That is equivalent to 250,000 bathtubs' worth of water in less than a week.

The sheer volume of the water sourced for fracking is said to create ...

Scientists identify an aquatic moss capable of removing arsenic from contaminated water in just ONE HOUR

May 15, 2018 -

Aquatic moss is typically unremarkable, but it holds the key to a new method of dealing with arsenic contamination in certain bodies of water located in northern Sweden. A group of researchers has found that the aquatic moss Warnstofia fluitans has the innate ability to quickly absorb as well as adsorb arsenic directly from water. What's more, the process happens so quickly that it can have an immediate impact on the water system.

The researchers, who hail from Sweden's ...