🐙 Scripps Oceanography scientists have engineered bacteria to mass‑produce the pigment that lets octopuses and squids change color! This breakthrough not only sheds light on animal chemistry but also paves the way for sustainable, bio‑based materials. t.co/Oitp8NnntR

💀 It's getting spooky under #ScrippsPier! Members of the Coastal Ocean Observation Lab were spotted getting into the holiday 'spirit' on the Scripps Pier underwater camera. 👻 Tune in to see if you spot anything! https://coollab.ucsd.edu/pierviz/

Bird nerds and Halloween fans, this one's for you!

🪶Scripps alum and current postdoctoral scholar Tammy Russell shares more about why our beautiful campus is a prime spot for birdwatching year-round.

#HappyHalloween!

🌿 🌊 Kelp forests are vital habitats that support marine life, buffer our coasts, and keep our oceans healthy, and Scripps Oceanography scientists are dedicated to protecting them!

🌏 This #WorldHabitatDay, thank #KelpForests for all they do for our planet.

🌊How many microplastics are in our ocean water? The Deheyn Lab at Scripps Oceanography is researching to find out! Watch the video to learn more and head over to this to learn more about the Deheyn Lab and how to participate in this project: https://deheynlab.ucsd.edu/