WHOI in the News
Scientists hope 17-year cicadas can unlock the mysteries of toxic mercury
WBUR
A new predator has emerged from the deepest, darkest part of the ocean
Popular Mechanics
Another way to check the health of a coral reef: Study the microbes in the seawater
Mongabay
Fantastic microbes and where to find them
The Scientists
Emperor penguins show dramatic decline in one region of Antarctica, satellite photos show
AP News
A moveable feast
The Globe and Mail
Deep-sea technology shows never-before-seen 108-year-old submarine wreckage
CNN
Woods Hole Historical Museum Opens June 14, Features Two New Exhibits
The Falmouth Enterprise
WWI-era submarine ‘lost’ at sea for 108 years found off coast of San Diego
ABC News
Cicadas emerge on Cape Cod after 17 years underground. Why researchers test them for mercury.
CBS News
Put your whole self in these interactive exhibits
USA Today
Dolphin Researchers Win $100,000 AI Prize for Studying Their Whistling
CNET
WWI submarine captured in never-before-seen images over century after it sank off San Diego coast
CBS News
Do these Florida dolphins have a language? Scientists are finding new clues.
National Geographic
Clownfish shrink their bodies to survive ocean heat waves
The Associated Press
Scientists in Alvin Witness Seafloor Eruption on the East Pacific Rise
Ocean News & Technology
Seawater Microbes Are a Powerful Tool for Diagnosing Coral Reef Health and Strengthening Conservation Efforts
ECO Magazine
Dolphin whistle decoders win $100,000 interspecies communication prize
The Guardian
See the lush kelp forests scientists are fighting for as oceans warm
Scientific American
Updates on North Atlantic right whales
WCAI
Whale Sharks’ Low-Oxygen Advantage
bioGraphic
Spend 5 minutes in 1985 when WHOI researchers find sunken RMS Titanic: See real-time video
Cape Cod Times
Saving right whales starts with listening — Cape Cod just turned up the volume
Cape Cod Times
Scientists Stumbled Upon an Active Volcanic Eruption in a Mid-Ocean Ridge for the First Time Ever
Smithsonian Magazine