Crab Invasion from Antarctica?

King crabs and other crushing predators are thought to have been absent from cold Antarctic shelf waters for millions of years. Scientists speculate that the long absence of crushing predators has allowed the evolution of a unique Antarctic seafloor fauna with little resistance to predatory crabs. A recent study by researchers from the University of Hawaii at Mānoa, Duke University, Ghent University, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, and Hamilton College, indicates that one species of king crab has moved 120 km across the continental shelf in West Antarctica and established a large, reproductive population in the Palmer Deep along the west Antarctic Peninsula.

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The future of solar energy

With the supply of fossil fuels dwindling rapidly, the world is looking at more sources of renewable energy and there has been a lot of importance stressed on solar energy […]

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The Purina Store

The Purina Store has come out with many different products and many different feeds since the beginning. In the beginning they found a need: many animals were dying or becoming […]

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