For a blue mussel, a good meal does not come entirely without risk. Blue mussels feed by filtering microscopic algae from ...
Blue mussels can sense signs of parasite danger in the water and reduce their feeding, revealing a hidden tradeoff between ...
"The snail itself doesn't harm the mussel, but its presence can be a sign that parasites are nearby," study author Pernille ...
In fighting one of the most elusive pollutants in our oceans, scientists have found an unexpected ally: the blue mussel (Mytilus edulis). Science reports that this hungry little filter-feeding mollusk ...
PHILADELPHIA – Water tanks line a room in this city’s Water Works on the bank of the Schuylkill River. Inside are small fish that are hosts to tiny organisms that researchers in the nation’s sixth ...
One of the best ways to spend a hot summer day in the Seacoast is at the beach. Even better — exploring the beach and the surrounding intertidal. Who doesn’t love poking around in tide pools, gently ...
Study finds plastic fibers stunt growth in mussels by more than a third—here's why this is a concern
Plastic pollution poses a threat to marine wildlife. The plastic bags, bottles and straws that we see strewn across beaches have long been identified as a danger. But tiny fragments of plastic—called ...
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