Can sound save coral? One researcher is working to answer this question.
The latest "Ask a Marine Biologist"
The typically inconspicuous giant Australian cuttlefish puts on a spicy performance during mating season
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What organizations do divers need to know about? Dr. David Shiffman features the Angel Shark Project. The Angel Shark Project and Angel Shark Conservation Network use data from scuba divers to understand and protect critically endangered sharks.
How Dr. Annie Murray followed a passion for diving to some of the most remote islands in the world
From “shivers” of sharks to “armies” of herring, the marine world is full of interesting and unique ways to refer to groups of animals.
Marine sponges — they’re fluffy, sometimes crusty, and sometimes slimy, and they fill the reef with a rainbow of colors from red to purple. Learn about these fascinating filter feeders so you can appreciate on your next scuba adventure!
An unprecedented marine heat wave has triggered a catastrophic mass-bleaching event on the Florida Reef Tract. The Keys’ coral reef ecosystem is suffering intense, quick bleaching and/or dieoff of corals, sponges, anemones and other marine life.