The long journey of bottle No.71645
A drift bottle released in 1968 to study ocean currents was found on a Maine beach. What have we learned about these marine highways since this early experiment began? Written by Evan Lubofsky. Narrat...
10 Apr 20256min
An Antarctic Bestiary - Part 3. Emperor Penguins
Don't let their awkward waddle fool you. Emperor penguins have evolved ingenious ways to stay warm, feed their young, and forage in deep water, all while living in the world's most inhospitable contin...
27 Mar 20257min
An Antarctic Bestiary - Part 2. Weddell Seals
What does it take to be the world's southernmost living mammal? Guts, grit, and...super milk? Learn what makes the Weddell seal one of the toughest—and cutest—animals to ever flop around the Antarctic...
5 Feb 20257min
An Antarctic Bestiary - Part 1. Albatrosses of the Open Sea
The flying style of the wandering albatross is legendary, as is its commitment to love. Learn about this iconic seabird and the human activity threatening its survival. Written and narrated by Hannah...
14 Jan 20258min
A cabled ocean
As seasonal landfast ice dwindles in the Arctic, towns in the high north are starting to feel the sting of increased wave activity and dangerous storms. To help track changes to coastal ice, WHOI assi...
8 Nov 20246min
It's always freezing in the Arctic. Or is it?
WHOI experts dig into a popular misconception that the Arctic is always frigid. Narrated by Scott Dickson Original story written by Alison Pearce Stevens. Click here to read the full story: https://g...
4 Nov 20245min
A champion submersible
The humble origins of human-occupied submersible Alvin began alongside Cheerios and Wheaties in the General Mills factory. Narrated by Hannah Piecuch Original piece written by Amy E. Nevala Read the...
23 Okt 20247min
Tracking big fish at fine scales
WHOI researcher Martin Arostegui tracks how spearfish take advantage of local currents to find food. Read the full article: https://go.whoi.edu/trackingfish
8 Okt 20245min
