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Shark gills can act as natural radiators, cooling down the blood, muscles and organs. Without the ability to close the gills, sharks would become too cold during their deep sea dives for food.
Gills Gone Wild made All The Sharks feel more than a photo contest under the ocean. MJ and Aliah made every dive look like a ...
Two researchers from the University of Cambridge say a sharks' gill arches, fins and limbs all share the same development gene, finally advancing a scientific hypothesis from over 130 years ago.
Shark and skate heads with the branchial rays shown in red. Andrew Gillis/Cambridge University "Gegenbaur looked at the way that these branchial rays connect to the gill arches and noticed that it ...
Life Hammerhead sharks clamp their gills shut to stay warm on deep dives. Even for cold-blooded sharks, the deep ocean is frigid. To tolerate low temperatures as they dive for deep-water squid ...
A surprising discovery has been made inside the body of an apex predator hooked at the southern end of the Great Barrier Reef ...
The Gills can keep up with the group on Facebook, too. “It will help me be a marine biologist and it’ll help me be educated first so I can be better at my job,” Lillian says. Before she passed away, ...
Human limbs may have originated from shark gills, according to a study published Tuesday that backs up a once-discredited, 138-year-old theory. Researchers at the University of Cambridge found that… ...
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