oysters
Coverage of oysters in the Nexus archive.
- Why oysters are the 'most nutritious animal' that can keep you full on just 10 calories, according to experts - but too many could be dangerous
Oysters are considered the most nutritious animal, providing a feeling of fullness with just 10 calories, as noted by experts. However, consuming excessive amounts may pose health risks.
- Will Congress Ban ‘Mud Dumping’ in Mobile Bay?
A House committee has advanced a bipartisan measure to permanently ban thin-layer disposal of dredged sediment nationwide. Fishers, swimmers, and environmental groups have criticized the practice for harming seagrasses, oysters, and water clarity in Mobile Bay.
- Food inspection agency warns of paralytic toxin in shellfish in Quebec's North Shore
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) warns residents of Quebec’s North Shore about paralytic biotoxin in mussels, clams, and oysters harvested in certain areas. The alert highlights a health risk associated with shellfish consumption in the region.
- Could future astronauts use oysters as water filters? Here's why one company thinks so
The article explores the potential use of oysters as water filters for future astronauts and highlights a company's rationale behind this idea.
- The hidden legacy of dead species
Researchers found that the remains of foundation species like oysters, corals, and trees can significantly influence ecosystems long after their death, either supporting or hindering future generations. The study, published in Science Advances, analyzed 10 ecosystems and revealed that dead species often modify physical structures or resource availability, challenging previous assumptions about their ecological roles.