Tag: Flow

Tropical climatic phenomenon affects Antarctic fishery

Camille Lin

A recent study published in Nature Scientific Reports shows that El Niño and La Niña influence the recruitment capacity of Antarctic toothfish in the Ross Sea, a succulent fish sold at a good price. These results will no doubt be discussed by the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources.

The polar retrospective - Looking beneath Antarctica's icy coastline

Dr. Michael Wenger

This time, the focus of the review is not on Antarctic sea ice, but on previously neglected Antarctic underwater currents and the topography beneath the largest ice shelf.

Nine months adrift in the Ross Sea

Camille Lin

The release period after the breeding season can quickly resemble a sea voyage where the penguins have to choose one route over another... a story of compromise.

The Arctic will resemble the North Atlantic sooner than expected

Camille Lin

Climate scientists point to the deficit in understanding climate drift.

More whales in southeast Greenland spell doom for the region

Dr. Michael Wenger

A study shows that more frequent sightings of new whale species in southeast Greenland have likely tilted the state of the marine ecosystem.

Humpback whales inspire Korean company at flying

Dr. Michael Wenger

A Korean company has successfully based the further development of its paraglider on the pectoral fins of humpback whales