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Trophic Levels Predator-Prey Relationships Predation Marine Food Chains Primary Production Dietary Patterns Marine Food Webs Phytoplankton Bioaccumulation Dinosaur Diets

Rebuilt Jurassic Food Web Shows Baby Sauropods Fed the Top Predators

Models from a single rich Dry Mesa deposit yield thousands of feeding links, offering a high‑resolution view of a tightly connected ecosystem.

Study Finds Juvenile Sauropods Were Staple Prey in the Late Jurassic

MBARI Releases Rare 4K Footage of Seven-Arm Octopus Feeding in Monterey Bay

Scientists Report World’s Largest Spider Web in Sulfur Cave on Greece–Albania Border

Mini Backpacks Show Europe’s Largest Bats Hunt and Eat Migrating Birds in Mid-Flight

Planetary Health Check 2025 Finds 7 of 9 Earth Limits Exceeded as Oceans Cross Safe Threshold

Field Data Show Tropical Prochlorococcus Declines as Oceans Top 28°C

New Study Warns Tropical Prochlorococcus Could Halve as Oceans Warm

California Links Blue-Pig Phenomenon to Rodenticide, Expands Game Meat Warnings

Jellyfish and Portuguese Man-of-War Keep Asturias and Málaga Beaches on Alert

Florida Deploys Solar-Powered Robo-Rabbits to Trap Invasive Pythons

Maggot-Infested Meat Diet Offers Explanation for Neanderthal Nitrogen Signature

Beech Nut Failure Forecast Across Tohoku Raises Bear Intrusion Concerns

One-Fifth of Global Ocean Darkened, Shrinking Photic Zones

Megalodon Was a Flexible Supercarnivore, New Study Shows

Zinc Isotopes Reveal Megalodon Diet from Whales to Small Fish