Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
You are not likely to come across this worm, the bobbit is not common and little is known about it. This worm has been observed in aquariums where it was …
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Please enjoy this collection of photos I stumbled upon while putting together this month’s issue. PK “The Earth is what we all have in common. It is what we are …
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Fire urchins are essentially slow, ball-shaped meals of protein and fat in a package that is easy to catch. Obviously, evolution had to do something about this, or fire urchins would …
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Boxer crabs feed sea anemones in exchange for defense from danger — serving as a prominent example of symbiosis in the animal kingdom. Lybia tessellata is a tiny crustacean native …
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By Sarah Gauthier, a scuba diving instructor Do you like being out of your comfort zone? Last March, I went on the most extraordinary trip and I was totally out of …
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By Ashley Pontius Burmese pythons and their battles with alligators get the headlines, but those large reptiles that came from Southeast Asia as part of the exotic-pet trade aren’t the only …
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THE WORLD BENEATHThe Life and Times of Unknown Sea Creatures and Coral Reefs “My work has taken me all over the globe and introduced me to coral reefs in twenty-three …
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A baby humpback whale passes beneath me, playfully turning and rolling in the warm waters of Tong) where south pacific humpbacks come to breed, socialize, and birth their calves. …
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The Rhinopias is one of the most searched fish in the world. This rare species is described as the ‘Holy Grail’ of underwater photography and tops the list of weird …
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Discover the vibrant marine world captured by award-winning photographer, Greg Lecoeur, at Shangri-La’s Villingili Resort & Spa, Maldives and Shangri-La’s Le Touessrok Resort & Spa, Mauritius Corals reefs, pods of …
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