Researchers place a temporary tag on a blue whale. Image taken by James Fahlbusch, under NMFS permit 1611.Patterns in blue whale songs show whether the whales are feeding or migrating
Researchers place a temporary tag on a blue whale. Image taken by James Fahlbusch, under NMFS permit 1611.
Oct 1, 2020 – Recordings from MBARI's deep-sea hydrophone show that blue whales mostly sing at night when they are feeding, but are more likely to sing during the daytime when they are migrating.
Monitoring river health using a robotic water sampler
Sept 21, 2020 – Researchers from MBARI and the USGS recently published a paper showing how MBARI’s environmental sample processors can be used to monitor the health of rivers.
Listening to an underwater eruption
Sept 8, 2020 – MBARI scientists use sound to track day-to-day changes in the eruption of an underwater volcano.
Canyon up close: New animation drains Monterey Bay to uncover the beauty of its geology
August 18, 2020 – Using mapping AUV data, MBARI researchers worked with Frame 48 to develop the highest resolution animation of Monterey Canyon to date.
