Certain aquatic species exhibit behaviors and physiological adaptations that allow them to anticipate or survive environmental disturbances such as earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions. For example, some bottom-dwelling fish are highly sensitive... Read more »
Species often labeled with this term are typically those that experience population booms after disturbances, such as algal blooms following pollution events, or those that thrive in degraded habitats. For example, certain... Read more »
A submersible vivarium designed for aquatic life can become a source of unexpected challenges. Improper maintenance, unsuitable environmental conditions, or incompatible inhabitants can create an unhealthy or aesthetically displeasing environment. This can... Read more »