Midnight Canibalism Takes Top Award at Yap’s Annual MantaFest 2019
Long after sunset, 35 feet down and miles offshore, a squid stalks in the inky darkness of the Yap Trench[…]
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Category: Issue 54 – November 2019
St. Lucia Coral Spawning
We patiently hover just above the reef in complete darkness, only occasionally illuminating the reef with our dive lights. We[…]
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Missed the climate strikes? Try These 8 ways to save the oceans
As the threat of climate change continues, millions of people around the world are taking to the streets to protest[…]
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Conquering the Pacific Ocean: The Final Exam
A licensed sea caption and experienced rower, Lia has conquered some of the world’s most hostile stretches of water. But[…]
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How whale poop is saving the oceans
Whales are much-loved by ocean fans around the world for their unique personalities, haunting song and sheer size. Yet few[…]
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Manta rays form social bonds with each other, study shows
Manta rays form social relationships and actively choose their social partners, a new study has revealed. Research published today by[…]
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Egypt Implements Environmenttal Standards to Protect Coral Reefs
CDWS calls for diving and snorkelling operators to reduce their environmental impact by joining Green Fins The Reef-World Foundation and[…]
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Climate Change Can be Reversed – If We Act Now
“For the first time in recorded history, humans are changing the planet in ways that endanger our basic life support[…]
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