Research in the depths of the Gulf of California give scientists a clue as to how climate change could affect fish communities.

Time-lapse photography in the deep sea over 30 years reveals sponges "coughing" and moving across the seafloor.

The Acoustical Society of America recently announced MBARI Senior Scientist Kelly Benoit-Bird as the 2020 recipient of the Medwin Prize in Acoustical Oceanography.

MBARI engineers have developed a new robotic float for studying coastal waters.

Frank Press, a noted geophysicist and former member of MBARI’s board of directors, passed away on January 29, 2020.

In an intricate underwater robot ballet, two of MBARI's underwater robots recently shot video of each other in the depths of Monterey Bay.

Little red jellies are commonplace near the deep seafloor in Monterey Bay. Now scientists are finding that their evolution and relationships to one another are probably incorrect.

Deep-Sea Connect provides a new and relatively inexpensive method for connecting instruments to MBARI's MARS ocean observatory.

Marine Chemist Andrea Fassbender received the Early Career Scientist Leadership Award.

During a recent survey off the coast of Big Sur, MBARI researchers discovered thousands of mysterious holes or pits in the seafloor.

In a new paper in Science magazine, researchers describe an experiment that turned the seafloor cable on MBARI’s MARS ocean observatory into the equivalent of 10,000 seismic stations on the ocean floor.

New website brings together relevant ocean conservation data into one easy-to-use platform.

Ocean lovers can now listen to the sounds of Monterey Bay live on the web or through Amazon’s virtual assistant, Alexa.

MBARI researchers recently found that animals living on the deep seafloor are much less likely to produce light than those swimming or drifting in the “midwater.”

A new exhibit at the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center features recordings from MBARI's deep-sea hydrophone.

MBARI Senior Research Technician Roman Marin III passed away unexpectedly last month.

A just-released scientific report connects a host of ocean changes with human activities that take place largely on land.

Climate change has serious, long-term, and far-reaching negative consequences for our ocean. We present facts and resources to learn about climate change and the ocean.

Researchers test methods to restore deep-sea corals via translocation at Sur Ridge.

A new study shows how the amount of humpback song in Monterey Bay varies over days, months, and even years.