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ecoportal.net > en > crews-packing-140-new-offshore-wind > 32487

Around 5,000 stones went into the sea off Belgium with oyster larvae already settled on them, and every one of them was rock that an offshore wind farm was going to dump there anyway

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (792+ words) There is a ring of loose rock around the foot of every offshore wind turbine. It is there for one reason, which is to stop the current from scooping the seabed out from under the foundation. Nobody chose it for…...

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ecoportal.net > en > rare-deep-sea-octopus-species-mystery > 34273

NOAA found a ghost-white octopus 14,000 feet below Hawaii, watched its relatives lay eggs on dead sponge stalks, and 10 years later the animal still cannot be officially named because nobody has ever collected one

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (579+ words) A decade ago, NOAA explorers dropped an underwater robot into the Pacific Ocean. It descended nearly fourteen thousand feet beneath the waves. When the vehicle’s lights illuminated the seafloor, observers saw something unprecedented in an octopus. The creature was mostly…...

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ecoportal.net > en > sifting-through-leaf-litter-113-square > 34823

Sifting leaf litter on a 112 square mile Japanese island, researchers turned up an orange spider a sixteenth of an inch long with six eyes and a hardened plate locked across its abdomen

2+ week, 16+ hour ago   (784+ words) A handful of dead leaves goes into a bag, and the bag goes into a sieve. What falls through is mostly crumb and grit and root hair. Somewhere in it, something the size of a sesame seed is walking. Orange…...

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ecoportal.net > en > betelgeuse-hidden-companion-discovery > 35570

After nearly 100 years of searching, astronomers have finally captured an image of Betelgeuse's hidden companion, but it is far more massive than anyone expected and may now reshape how scientists understand the star's path toward supernova

6+ day, 7+ hour ago   (568+ words) When Miguel Montargès saw the processed images, he jumped from his chair. For an astronomer who’d spent years chasing a ghost around one of the most studied stars in the night sky, that reaction made perfect sense. Betelgeuse — the reddish…...

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ecoportal.net > en > marine-life-floating-wind-farm-portugal > 35343

Three floating turbines went up 12 miles off Portugal, and eight years of monitoring found more octopuses, rays, and sole inside the no-fishing wind farm than in the waters outside it

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (545+ words) A few miles out into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Portugal, there is a collection of three floating wind turbines that generate electricity. The Windfloat Atlantic facility is notable as the world’s first commercial-scale semi-submersible floating offshore wind…...

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ecoportal.net > en > rock-hides-sea-monster-bones > 33388

A rock collecting dust on a Japanese museum shelf for 30 years turned out to hide the bones of a sea monster no scientist had ever catalogued

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (317+ words) Unprepared specimens sit in museum storage for many reasons. Processing rock matrix is painstaking, time-consuming work, and institutions often lack the staff or funding to work through entire collections. A specimen can wait years — sometimes decades — before anyone returns to…...

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ecoportal.net > en > cape-shirreff-antarctic-beach-skull-oldest-remains-young-woman > 35811

A Chilean team clearing litter from an Antarctic beach 600 miles south of Cape Horn lifted a skull out of the sand, and the oldest human remains on the continent turned out to be a young woman

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (780+ words) Cape Shirreff is dark rock, gray sand and a wind that does not stop. The beach runs about sixteen hundred feet, and the surf works over whatever the water leaves on it. On a January afternoon a man walking that…...

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ecoportal.net > en > giant-oarfish-taiwan-divers-earthquake-record > 35225

Divers off northeast Taiwan touched a 6 foot giant oarfish hanging upright in shallow water with holes bitten through it, and a Japanese catalog of 336 sightings finds no earthquake link

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (779+ words) The group was working a rocky stretch of coast when something rose out of the blue underneath them. Six feet of tarnished silver, standing on end. It did not swim away. Cut out of its side were several perfect circles,…...

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ecoportal.net > en > biology-student-spotted-hairy-legs-poking > 32845

Two hairy legs stuck out of a bamboo fence 3,000 feet up in Ecuador's Andes, and the fast and foul tempered spider a researcher pulled free turned out to be a new species he named after Satan

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (727+ words) On a misty trail in a mountain village, a scientist stops at a fence of split cane. Two dark, bristled legs are poking out of a crack in it. He coaxes the owner into the open, a small, fast moving…...

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ecoportal.net > en > france-s-largest-three-reactors-nuclear > 34822

Jellyfish that cannot swim against a current shut 3 reactors at Europe's largest nuclear plant on the same August date as last year, and boats had been hauling them offshore around the clock since June

2+ week, 18+ hour ago   (807+ words) The water arrives through channels wide enough to drive a truck down. It comes off the strait between two port towns and runs straight into the pumping station, and the last thing standing between it and the plant is a…...

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