The latest SpongeBob SquarePants spinoff film stars Plankton as he is forced to save Bikini Bottom and the world from total destruction.

Temperatures around the world continue to rise—and the North Sea is no exception. Yet, in addition to this gradual warming, increasingly frequent and intense heat events also have consequences ...

Marine heatwaves pose problems for coastal plankton AWI researchers examine the impact of heatwaves on the German Bight ecosystem Reports and Proceedings Alfred Wegener Institute, Helmholtz Centre ...

Beware of bad science reporting: No, we haven’t killed 90% of all plankton [Updated] A very misleading article on marine life has been getting a lot of attention.

Scientists are gaining new insights into how plankton supports life on Earth — just as climate change is changing everything.

I’m not going to even attempt to discern why Netflix stakes claim to SpongeBob SquarePants spinoff movies like this new one, Plankton: The Movie, or last year’s Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy ...

Instead, plankton-feeding is a highly accessible and flexible feeding strategy on coral reefs—available to fishes of many shapes, sizes, evolutionary histories, and even different feeding groups.

"Plankton: The Movie" follows the "SpongeBob SquarePants" character as his computer wife Karen tries to take over the world. It's pretty terrible.

"No plankton, no food for higher trophic levels such as fish, whales, filter-feeding shark and seabirds." Our ruling An Instagram post claimed 90% of plankton in the Atlantic Ocean had vanished.

If we don’t have plankton communities that can produce oxygen and support fish populations that are important food sources, then we are in trouble as humans.” What to do?

Plankton is getting his very own movie as the SpongeBob SquarePants crew is coming to Netflix later this Spring with Plankton: The Movie, and fans can check out the first look at what to expect ...