Without the seafood industry here ... So then all of a sudden it's horseshoe crabs and there's just hundreds of them. Just dead animals everywhere. The economic impact of red tide is way bigger ...

The impact crushed her shell, carving out a jagged three-pound ... Loggerheads use powerful jaws to crush horseshoe crabs. Leatherbacks feed on jellyfish and sea squirts and can easily migrate ...

The word "Connecticut" takes its namesake from the Mohegan word "Quinnehtukqut," which means "long tidal river" and references the Connecticut River – New England's longest, running through the state ...

The research, which used genetic analyses to identify how different species of horseshoe crab populations have changed over time, also looked into how the different species coped with ...

Horseshoe crabs are often referred to as the "living fossils" of our planet—the four known species, including three in Asia and one in North America, remain nearly identical to their ancient relatives ...

Sloan Foundation books program to complete a manuscript on the biomedical use of horseshoe crabs. Whitney’s research has highlighted a potential shift, prompted by regulatory changes, toward the use ...

Biologists from the National University of Singapore conduct the first comprehensive population study of all three Asian horseshoe crab species, mapping their population distribution, evolutionary ...

SEE MORE Dungeness crab shells are a prime source for chitosan. (Photo by Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, via Flickr, Creative Commons) Tidal Vision, a green chemistry company founded by a ...

You'll want to be respectful of the loggerhead sea turtle nests, horseshoe crabs, sand dollars ... Sea Pines Forest Preserve is the Sea Pines Shell Ring, a 4,000-year-old archaeological site.