The world's seas and oceans are stunning in their visual beauty and in the diversity of marine life they hold. But those same bodies of water can be dangerous and unpredictable.

Advances in technology are helping explorers fulfill their purpose: Mapping the ocean floor in tiny detail for the first time.

This rubbish is harmful for sea creatures and can be brought ashore on the tides too. A turtle with a plastic bag in its mouth. Rubbish finds its way around the world, pollutes the oceans and can ...

This is the Irish sea and it's a small part of ... Pupils could work to label a world map, showing the locations of the five oceans and could carry out research to find the approximate size ...

The world has one ocean and its health is critical ... Plastic waste alone kills up to one million sea birds, a hundred thousand sea mammals and countless fish each year. An estimated 80 per ...

If we keep burning fossil fuels indefinitely, global warming will eventually melt all the ice at the poles and on mountaintops, raising sea level by 216 feet. Explore what the world’s new ...

OSSARI’s researchers will monitor and map the Red Sea in unprecedented detail ... to work across disciplines on real-world problems in ocean science.” To learn more about the research ...

The scope of potential loss is staggering: The oceans are the world ... the map of the oceans. As polar ice retreats, the Northwest Passage could become an economically viable sea route.