What are marine caves? Marine caves, also known as sea caves or littoral caves, are underwater environments that additionally serve as habitats for a large variety of species. More than 3000 marine caves are located in the Mediterranean Sea. According to the U.S. National Park Service, marine caves are formed in the process of erosion. …
The real economic harm from canal-borne invasive species remains largely unknown, claim leading academics The economic cost of the environmental damage caused by invasive species passing through canals is currently unquantified, according to a recent paper by leading academics, hindering public decision-making and delaying the proactive monitoring of such threats. Their work: “Knowledge needs in …
