The best Marine Biology newsletters

A quirky science newsletter that retells recent surprising natural-world research, such as microbes under Antarctic ice, golden octocorals, and butterfly wing illusions, with a short punchy hot take on each. It offers accessible explanations of studies with links to the original coverage.

Announcements from a marine movement ecology lab at the Australian National University, covering a job opening, a visiting researcher on seabird tracking data, and a new review on 3D tracking of marine megafauna. Readers get updates on lab news and research outputs rather than in-depth analysis.