An update on the ongoing coral disease outbreak in Florida
Florida’s coral reefs are experiencing a multi-year outbreak of stony coral tissue loss disease.
Clownfish reproduction threatened by artificial light in coral reefs
artificial light in coral reefs leaves the famous fish unable to reproduce offspring, according to a new study.
For The First Time Ever, Scientists See Whale Sharks Mating
It may be nearing winter in Australia, but things are getting hot at Ningaloo Reef where scientists have captured whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) attempting to mate.
‘They are amazed’: New York City sees extraordinary leap in whale sightings
Two humpback whales engaging in what is known as lunge-feeding, a feeding strategy in which these baleen whales speed to the surface and engulf schooling fish such as menhaden.
Artificial reef makes its debut at Sydney Opera House
What began as a low-tech construction made from milk crates has morphed into something decidedly more elegant with the unveiling of a purpose-built artificial reef for Sydney Harbour.
Cyprus begins lionfish cull to tackle threat to Mediterranean ecosystem
Voracious fish are bleeding into ocean ‘like a cut artery’, says top marine biologist
Underwater Mountain Range Near California Declared A Mission Blue ‘Hope Spot’
California is known for its picturesque beaches and dramatic coastlines filled with sandy beaches, tide pools, and kelp forests.
Why the southern resident killer whales should have the same rights as people
Each year, the number of southern resident killer whales in the Salish Sea on the Pacific coast declines — yet another species on the road to extinction.
Safeguarding oceans from climate change a global responsibility
There was a strong reason why I delivered an underwater speech to protect the marine life
‘It devours everything’: the crab that hitched a ride to Spain
Only the octopus is a match for the deadly pincers of a creature that has found its way from the US to the Ebro Delta