Stacy Morford
at 11:40 AM Sep 27 2016
Science // 

Along the walls of Oceanographer Canyon, fish dart in and out of colorful anemone gardens and sea creatures send up plumes of sand and mud as they burrow. Bill Ryan, an oceanographer at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, watched the scenes through the windows of a mini research submarine in 1978 as he became one of the few people to explore the seafloor canyons that President Obama has now designated a national monument.

Mary Beth Griggs
at 11:53 AM Aug 23 2016
Nature // 

Transitioning into adulthood is a difficult time in anyone's life. But for some sea creatures, the transition requires being stabbed with the spear-like appendage of a bacteria.

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