New discover shows creature that can grow to be over 40 feet long with eyes the size of dinner plates. A still image of the giant squid while being captured on video in its natural habitat for the first time. Once the stuff of fisherman legend, a group of Japanese and American researchers have […]
Read MorePictures from Original Article Bottom center image: ©ToddWinner Guadalupe Island is world-renowned for its excellent great white shark sightings. That reputation is gathering even more momentum as a consequence of one outfit’s decision to offer their dives ‘the natural way’. Many years ago when the crew of the Nautilus Explorer first started running shark […]
Read MoreImage From: The Journal of Diving History Keep posted to find out the identity of the Special Guest 🙂
Read MoreThe Nautilus Explorer arrived on station last night and we could not be more excited about the start of this year’s great white shark season. WHHHOOOEEEEEEE. Waiting for end-of-day report on how the sharking went and hoping for some good pic’s when the Explorer gets back into port on August 2nd. In the meantime, […]
Read MorePhoto by: © Oceana/Carlos Suarez We at Oceana are thrilled to share this news with you – the European Union (EU) has just officially adopted a strict ban on shark finning! Saturday ended nearly a decade of battle to close several enforcement loopholes that had permitted some forms of shark finning. Finning has technically been prohibited in the […]
Read MoreVirginia Tech graduate students test Cyro, a man-size jellyfish robot, as it moves up and down underwater. Photo Credit: Virginia Tech A giant, slimy, tentacled robot modeled after one of the world’s largest jellyfish could be a precursor to self-powered, autonomous robots that monitor the seas, map the seafloor and even reveal secrets of marine […]
Read MoreSocorro Island in the Revillagigedo Archipelago is a jewel in the eastern Pacific ocean. The islands are a protected marine biosphere that are a virtual aquatic Garden of Eden for both reef and pelagic critters including our favourite sharks, giant manta rays, dolphins, tuna and humpback whales. Sure it’s frustrating when we see sport […]
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