Sea snakes are valuable members of the ocean ecosystem, but their venom is still one of nature's strongest weapons. This snake is readily recognized by its black and bluish-gray bands that ...

The turtle-headed sea snake is losing its stripes, and researchers suggest that the change reflects adaptation to fouled oceans. Single-cell analysis revealed the molecular triggers that drive stem ...

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The state advises beach and ocean goers not to touch the snakes ... What they're saying The yellow-bellied sea snake is more ...

Box jellyfish is one of the world’s deadliest animals in the ocean thanks to a venom containing toxins that strike at the heart, nervous system and even skin cells of anyone unlucky enough to touch ...

The state advises beach and ocean goers not to touch the snakes, which are often mistaken for eels. They can be distinguished by bright yellow markings on their undersides. “This type of sea ...