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Update

Steph Rose

May 1, 20241 min read

Update

This is just a quick post to say that the blog hasn't been abandoned, it was just on hiatus.

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Smooth Handfish, the First Marine Bony Fish Declared Extinct in Modern Times

Steph Rose

Oct 25, 20202 min read

Smooth Handfish, the First Marine Bony Fish Declared Extinct in Modern Times

The smooth handfish was declared extinct by the IUCN earlier this year. But what does that mean for conservation as a whole?

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Dolphins Teach Their Peers Innovative Hunting Techniques

Steph Rose

Jun 26, 20202 min read

Dolphins Teach Their Peers Innovative Hunting Techniques

Dolphins chase fish into empty shells, bringing them to the surface and draining the water to get the fish, as taught by their peers.

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Titanichthys, an Ancient Fish that Fed Like a Basking Shark

Steph Rose

May 23, 20203 min read

Titanichthys, an Ancient Fish that Fed Like a Basking Shark

Scientists have found that Titanichthys, a 380 million year old armoured fish, used a feeding strategy similar to a modern basking shark.

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