Algae are the new delivery drivers: they are tiny enough to float in inhalable liquid particles and travel deep inside the ...

Catfish eat a variety of small fish, mollusks, insects, crayfish, snails, clams, and frogs. They will eat algae and the remains of dead fish and plants that are floating in the water, when nothing ...

Suzuki, R. (2025) Evaluation of the Hair Growth-Promoting Effects of Combined Treatment with Hair Growth Stimulants. Health, ...

SAN DIEGO — A toxic algae bloom stretching from San Diego to San Luis Obispo has led to the deaths of hundreds of marine animals, including whales, dolphins, and sea lions. Scientists have ...

A startup called SimpliiGood is using spirulina, a nutrient-dense algae, to create a smoked salmon alternative that looks, tastes, and feels like the real thing. The product is protein-rich ...

Select a location below. A toxic, major algae bloom in coastal waters from San Luis Obispo to San Diego is killing countless marine animals, including whales and especially dolphins. The toxic ...

A toxin released by one of the largest algae blooms on record off the Southern California coast was linked to the deaths of a humpback whale in Huntington Beach and a minke whale in Long Beach.

Brian and Sam Rich, 65 and 52, live at Moana and said they have seen the algae as far north as their local beach, staining the paws of their west highland terriers Monty and Bentley yellow.

Domoic acid is the toxin responsible for killing hundreds of marine mammals. An "unprecedented" toxic algae bloom has overrun the coast of Southern California, sickening marine animals and ...

Many caterpillar species make cases in this way, but the bone collector is the only one known to garnish theirs with scavenged appendages. The species is capable of hunting other insects for food ...

Heat stress causes corals, iconic marine invertebrates, to expel the symbiotic algae that live in their tissues and lose their vibrant colors and vital nutrients in the process. “Bleaching ...

Toxic algae is mixed in with plants and water lilies in the waters of Lady Bird Lake near Redbud Isle. Scientists with Austin’s Watershed Protection Department have spotted clumps of blue-green algae ...