Ocean lovers can now listen to the sounds of Monterey Bay live on the web or through Amazon’s virtual assistant, Alexa.

MBARI researchers recently found that animals living on the deep seafloor are much less likely to produce light than those swimming or drifting in the “midwater.”

A new exhibit at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center features recordings from MBARI's deep-sea hydrophone.

MBARI Senior Research Technician Roman Marin III passed away unexpectedly last month.

A just-released scientific report connects a host of ocean changes with human activities that take place largely on land.

Climate change has serious, long-term, and far-reaching negative consequences for our ocean. We present facts and resources to learn about climate change and the ocean.

Researchers test methods to restore deep-sea corals via translocation at Sur Ridge.

A new study shows how the amount of humpback song in Monterey Bay varies over days, months, and even years.

A new paper summarizes the quirky sexual and reproductive behaviors of octopuses, squids, and their relatives.

In a recent study, researchers compiled data from 18 years of rare video observations on deep-water skates.

MBARI celebrates the 150th deployment of its first long-range autonomous underwater vehicle, Tethys.

Researchers from MBARI and NOAA are using underwater robots and a robotic laboratory to study potentially toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie.

A new research paper by MBARI and Taiwanese researchers shows how mysterious hills and pits may have formed in the deep seafloor off Taiwan.

Study confirms that autonomously collected samples of eDNA are equivalent to samples collected using traditional, manual methods.

The UN is urged to include the midwater in upcoming discussions about management of life in the open ocean.

An MBARI summer intern develops an open-source project for people who want to create their own animal-camera tag.

In late June researchers from MBARI joined engineers from Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution to test a new breed of undersea robot.

A new paper reveals how oceanographers can utilize robots to learn more about oceanic eddies and their inhabitants.

A new paper shows how strong currents carry sand-sized particles 50 kilometers down Monterey Canyon.

In a program that could revolutionize environmental monitoring and fisheries management, MBARI's Environmental Sample Processor is collecting environmental DNA from a coastal creek just north of Monterey Bay.