During a dark and cloudless Saturday night out on Tomales Bay, the red lights on the back of a dozen kayaks bobbed on the ...

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"They are beautiful." Experts issue warning after concerning creatures wash up on US beach: 'Don't belong here' first ...

In 1888, researchers aboard the R/V Albatross began the world’s first concentrated marine research expeditions off California ...

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