Scientists found a free-living coral species actively travels toward blue light resembling its natural habitat and moves like ...

Yet in the ocean, waves can travel in many directions and rarely fit this ... which have more complex, multidirectional movements, can be twice as steep before breaking compared to conventional ...

If the wind and waves knock the facilities off-track ... risers are somewhat flexible to provide for limited movements caused by the ocean currents, too much movement can break them and cause ...

Earthquake-induced movement of the ocean floor most often generates tsunamis. If a major earthquake or landslide occurs close to shore, the first wave in a series could reach the beach in a few ...

Passive movement relies on wave energy and gravity. The ocean’s waves generate enough force to move the corals — sometimes in the wrong direction — but gravity and the slope of the reef tend ...