Animals
Migrating Animal Urine Impacts Ocean Chemistry
One of the most intense daily migrations occurs not across land or sea, but vertical to it. Countless small animals travel between the ocean's surface to the lightless depths of the deep sea each day. However, researchers have never investigated how this unusual migration impacts our oceans, until now.
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