Water Archive
Unique Animals Found at East Coast Methane Seep
May 09, 2013
The site is home to unique animals like crabs and mussels.
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New Deep-Sea Fish Species Found in Antarctica
May 09, 2013
The fish has a strange growth extending off its chin.
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Robotic Devices to Measure 'Red Tides' off Northeast
May 08, 2013
The devices will monitor for harmful algal blooms.
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Ocean Invaders: Ports Most Vulnerable to Invasive Species
May 06, 2013
New study details ports at highest risk of ocean invaders.
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Best Earth Images of the Week — May 3, 2013
May 04, 2013
NASA's newest mission, Spring snowfall records and tsunami debris top out our favorite images this week.
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Fishing Float Rides 2 Tsunamis … and Survives
May 03, 2013
Debris from the Japan tsunami was hurled ashore in 2012 after an unusual earthquake.
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Best Earth Images of the Month — April 2013
May 01, 2013
Bone drilling worms, severe weather from space and beautiful cherry blossoms made our top picks for this months. See what the Earth brought us this month.
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Glacier-Covered Volcano Reveals Climate Secrets
April 30, 2013
Kima'Kho is a partially eroded subglacial volcano located in British Columbia, Canada.
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Green Sea Turtles Use Protected Areas, Study Finds
April 30, 2013
Green sea turtles are endangered in Florida.
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Helium Gas Heralded Underwater Volcano Eruption
April 30, 2013
El Hierro volcano emitted helium with distinct signatures as it rumbled to life.
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Six Months Since Sandy: A Long Road Ahead
April 29, 2013
Today marks six months since Superstorm Sandy made landfall on the New Jersey coast.
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Japan Tsunami Debris Confirmed in California
April 29, 2013
The first debris is a small boat.
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Ahoy! St. Marks Lighthouse Beckons Migrating Birds
April 29, 2013
Second-oldest lighthouse in Florida still operates today.
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Best Earth Images of the Week — Apr. 26, 2013
April 27, 2013
Mother Earth's recycling plan, a rough wildfire season ahead and Earth Day in space are a few of our top choices this week. Check these out.
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How Eerie Sea Ice 'Brinicles' Form
April 26, 2013
Life may have evolved in the brine in ice sheets.
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How's Earth's Health? New Network to Keep Tabs
April 22, 2013
It will act like an EKG for the environment.
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Record Crests at Midwest Rivers; Flooding to Continue This Week
April 22, 2013
River flooding ongoing from Michigan to Tennessee has led to record crests along parts of several major rivers.
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East Coast Rebuilding, But Vulnerable to Future Sandys
April 17, 2013
Rebuilt dunes help protect communities from storms.
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Best Earth Images of the Week — Apr. 12, 2013
April 13, 2013
Amazing images from around the earth from a snowy April to feasting sharks, these photos will amaze. Click on to see them all.
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Hermit Crab Species Found Alive for First Time
April 08, 2013
The crabs were only known previously from dead specimens.
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Isolated Coral Reefs Can Heal Themselves
April 04, 2013
The coral reefs surprisingly recovered from a warm spell.
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Deep-Sea Vent Life Not Living Fossils
April 01, 2013
Dinosaur-killing extinction event also clobbered deep-sea life, study suggests.
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Why Lake Erie is Under Attack from Algae Blooms
April 01, 2013
The 2011 bloom was about 3 times larger than any on record.
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Best Earth Images of the Month - March 2013
March 31, 2013
A two-headed shark, fractures in the Arctic sea ice and the rescue of a humpback whale are just a few of our favorite images from around the Earth this month. Click on to see the rest.
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Best Earth Images of the Week - March 29, 2013
March 30, 2013
A gigantic storm, a landslide in Washington and a two-headed shark are just the tip of the iceberg for our picks this week. Check these out.
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