Partners in Crime
On their own, groupers and moray eels are two fearsome coral reef predators. Groupers feed by gulping down prey in...
Science & the Sea
The Incredible Shrinking Iguana
Many things make marine iguanas unique. After all, they are the world’s only sea-going lizards. But perhaps their most amazing...
The Great Eel Migration
Think of nature’s great migrations and you might imagine birds flying over continents or antelope crossing the African plains. But...
Seals on Thin Ice
A stretch of snow-covered ice surrounded by Arctic waters might seem like an inhospitable place. But for “ice seals,” these...
Squid Versus Whale
Countless illustrations and museum displays depict the battle between two of the ocean’s most fearsome predators, the sperm whale and...
Turning the Sea Pink
On coral reefs around the world, scientists and divers alike watch for an amazing yearly phenomenon – a night when...
Prehistoric Climate Clues
Fossils of prehistoric sea creatures aren’t just remarkable for their massive size and fearsome looks – they also give scientists...
Gardens in the Gulf
Texas may be famous for its beautiful wildflowers, but how many Texans know about the amazing "flower gardens" hidden off...
Saving Seabirds
In oceans across the world, fishing boats sometimes pull up their lines to find an unlucky catch: seabirds.
Seabirds, such...
The Silver Tide
On some late spring nights, the beaches of southern California come alive with “the silver tide” – hundreds of small,...
