Animals • May 16, 2026
Sampling DNA in Seawater Can Reveal the Health of Dolphin Populations, in First for Conservation
Originally published on Good News Network
DNA floating in seawater is now enough to let scientists monitor the health of America’s dolphin populations. Sampling DNA in seawater can show the local presence (or absence) of a species, but until now could give little information about those measures of biodiversity that are the most useful in conservation. But, scientists in the US
DNA floating in seawater is now enough to let scientists monitor the health of America’s dolphin populations. Sampling DNA in seawater can show the local presence (or absence) of a species, but until now could give little information about those measures of biodiversity that are the most useful in conservation. But, scientists in the US
Originally published on Good News Network.
More good news
- A little kid snuck into his older brother’s game and somehow ended up getting his very first red card.
- Fairies 🧚
- (OC) I won the parents lottery! They are soon celebrating their 58th wedding anniversary. They always put me and my late brother Brett first. They've given me everything, even when I didn't deserve it. Tragedy only made them closer, and the good times far outweigh the bad. I love them so much!
- The hat my wife and kids handmade me for Father's Day