Bees may be in decline, but pollen continues to move throughout the ocean. Researchers discovered a species of crustaceans that pollenates sea grass like bees pollenate flowers.

Meanwhile, University of Queensland researchers look deeper at how whales communicate with each other when they are out of the water.

Bees may be in decline, but pollen continues to move throughout the ocean. Researchers discovered a species of crustaceans that pollenates sea grass like bees pollenate flowers. Meanwhile, University of Queensland researchers look deeper at how whales communicate with each other when they are out of the water.

Crustaceans Carrying Pollen Underwater and How Whales Breach to Communicate

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