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- 1Crushed shells may shield shellfish from ocean acidification▼Crushed shells could help protect clams, oysters and mussels from ocean acidification
Researchers suggest crushed shells could help protect clams, oysters and mussels from ocean acidification, as rising carbon dioxide levels make seawater more acidic and harder for shellfish to build shells. Adding crushed shell material may buffer the water and support shell formation, offering a potential low-cost tool for coastal aquaculture and restoration efforts.
- 2Mussels steamed in white wine with shallots and garlic▼Mussels steamed in white wine with shallots and garlic. # cooking # food # foodporn
A classic Belgian and French preparation of mussels steamed in white wine with shallots and garlic is being shared with food lovers online. The dish, often served with fries or crusty bread, draws praise for its simplicity and flavour. Home cooks are sharing the recipe and photos of their own versions as seafood dishes remain popular in cooking communities.
- 3Biology Students Join Susquehanna River Mussel Restoration▼Biology students dive into Susquehanna River mussel restoration
Biology students from Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania are taking part in efforts to restore freshwater mussel populations in the Susquehanna River. Students are getting hands-on field experience while contributing to conservation work aimed at reviving a species important to the river's ecosystem and water quality.
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Dutch cyclocross rider Lucinda Brand is making headlines at the start of the season. She fought her way back to a podium finish after a crash, saying afterwards that slipping can happen to anyone. Separately, she won the first cyclocross of the season and was rewarded with 100 kilos of mussels, while also being linked to a future connection with Canyon-Sram.
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Officials and experts are gathering in Stockton for an environmental summit addressing the spread of invasive golden mussels. The non-native shellfish have raised alarms among water agencies and environmentalists, who are concerned about their potential to clog infrastructure and disrupt Delta ecosystems. The summit is expected to focus on containment and response strategies.
- 6Fish Sperm Found Chasing Eggs Inside Living Mussels▼Sperm Still Chase Eggs in a Fish That Fertilises Inside a Living Mussel
Researchers report that in a fish species that fertilises its eggs inside a living mussel, sperm still actively seek out eggs. The finding shows that sperm-egg chemoattraction persists even in an unusual internal fertilisation setting within another animal, offering new insight into how fertilisation mechanisms work in extreme environments.
- 7Mother Soki releases new track 'Mussel'●Best new music: Mother Soki flexes her ‘Mussel’ on latest track
Milwaukee singer Mother Soki has released a new track titled 'Mussel', picked by 88Nine Radio Milwaukee as one of its best new music picks. The station highlighted the song in its ongoing series spotlighting fresh releases, giving the artist wider exposure to local and national listeners.
- 8New freshwater mussel genus discovered in Anhui, China●New freshwater mussel genus and species discovered in Anhui, China
Researchers have identified a previously unknown genus and species of freshwater mussel in Anhui province, China. The discovery adds to knowledge of freshwater biodiversity in the region, though details about the mussel's characteristics, habitat and conservation status have not yet been widely reported. Freshwater mussels are considered important indicators of river health and are increasingly threatened worldwide.
- 9Augie's Mussel House & Beer Garden opens in Cathedral Heights●First LOOK Inside and All the info on Augie’s Mussel House & Beer Garden Opening in Cathedral Heights at 5pm – Peep the menu too.
Augie's Mussel House & Beer Garden is opening in Washington's Cathedral Heights neighborhood, with doors opening at 5pm. The debut includes a first look at the space and the opening menu, which centers on mussels and beer garden fare. It adds a new dining option to the upper Northwest DC area.