New research shows that turtles are responding to climate change by nesting earlier. New research shows that turtles are responding to climate change by nesting earlier.

Turtles are changing their nesting patterns in response to climate change - and potential extinction - Scientists say how ...

It might sound hyperbolic to say that finding even one female turtle can revive an entire species. However, nothing could be ...

From amphibians to reptiles to all the creatures living under the sea, Kelly Geck takes care of them all at the Cook Museum of Natural Science, and the Ohio native said she finds the ecosystem in ...

A s they transport us to underwater landscapes, aquariums provide a soothing experience for visitors. The dark rooms, illuminated by soft light emanating from the tanks, display a ...

The aquarium on Thursday, Feb. 6, celebrated the launch of its inaugural Marine Species Report Card, which documents the well-being of local ocean creatures as they continue grappling with numerous ...

For nature-lovers who dislike cold weather, or who may not be able to physically participate in outdoor winter activities, virtual programming can serve as the prescription for cabin fever. The ...

Improving access to private land for outdoor recreation by increasing acres enrolled in the DNR’s Walk-In Access Program. • Increasing the quality and quantity of duck and pheasant habitat through ...

Mzee and Melvin grew considerably throughout 2024, and it became apparent that their current habitat would no longer meet their needs, Maria Mitchell aquarium manager Christina Norman said.

A generalized linear model (GLM) was constructed with turtle sightings as the response variable. Habitat type, year and day of the year, as well as underwater visibility, were significant predictors ...

A type of clam called the ocean quahog has been known to live for more than 500 years! The turtle’s lifespan can be especially long. How long do turtles live? Maybe you can remember Crush the sea ...