Immerse yourself in the soothing sights and sounds of blue plankton clay slime as it cracks and crumbles with each satisfying touch. The unique texture creates a mesmerizing blend of crisp breaks and ...

Blue whales eat by filtering seawater through their comb-like baleen, pushing out water while keeping the plankton in their mouth. Unlike most sharks, basking sharks and whale sharks don't have ...

Plankton are a collection of tiny organisms that live at and beneath the surface of lakes, rivers, ponds, and oceans across the planet. They’re named for the Greek word planktos, meaning to ...

plankton remain “almost entirely absent” from ongoing international discussions related to the blue economy, blue food, blue carbon, national biodiversity strategies and climate change ...