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Allison uses the "mormyrident" to listen in on the elephantnose fish chatter Photo: Vanessa Kahn

These Unique Fish Use Electricity to Communicate

Get to know mormyrids, a.k.a. elephantnose fish, an “ancient” species that you can see at the Aquarium.

September 23, 2025
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September 09, 2025
Meet the Four New Marine Conservation Action Fund Fellows for 2025
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September 15, 2025
Aerial Survey Sights Over the Monument Highlight Important Protected Habitat
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New Study Finds Vessel Speed Restrictions Essential to Protecting Large Whales
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New Study Finds Vessel Speed Restrictions Essential to Protecting Large Whales
By New England Aquarium
A scuba diver holding a tube of collected sediment to measure sequestered carbon
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Understanding Blue Carbon
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Our Staff’s Top Moments of 2023
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How to Track a Sea Turtle
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How to Track a Sea Turtle
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Commemorating the Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act
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A loggerhead with both an acoustic tag and satellite tag is released back into the ocean in 2021.
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A New Study Details Initial Results of Pioneering Procedure to Tag Loggerheads
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BlueSwell Cohort IV Founders Gather in Rhode Island for Mentorship, Networking, and More
By New England Aquarium
Meet the Newly Named Right Whales of 2023
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Meet the Newly Named Right Whales of 2023
By Kate McPherson
2023 MCAF Fellows and program managers at a networking event.
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MCAF Fellows Reflect on the 2023 Summit
By New England Aquarium
Right whale Juno and calf swimming together
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2023–2024 North Atlantic Right Whale Mother and Calf Pairs
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