The deep ocean: plunging to new depths to discover the largest migration on Earth
The deep ocean makes up 95% of Earth, yet only 0.0001% has been explored – the Guardian joined a mission off Bermuda looking deeper than ever before
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The Water Book review – a compelling insight into this vital resource
Alok Jha’s study of water is awash with astonishing data about an extraordinary substance
Polar bears face starvation as unlikely to adapt to a land-based diet, says report
New research casts doubt on the theory that polar bears could survive habitat loss as sea ice declines by foraging for food on land
5 outstanding women scientists honoured with L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Awards
Honoring women in science: 16th Annual L’Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Awards. It is a known fact that women in
Will the buildings of the future be grown underwater?
In a new exhibition, Michael Pawlyn lays out his vision for architecture inspired by the natural world – including biorock buildings grown entirely underwater and whole office blocks being lit by learning from the blind sea star