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Dramatic changes at Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai after volcano
Earth Observatory
"Aquarium Fish - Hold the Cynanide"
Article
Loggerhead turtle's journey tracked 37,000km from Cape Town in South Africa to Australia
Article
How Biodiversity Helps Coral Reefs Thrive
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Home aquariums in Victorian Era were newest fad
Natural history-crazed Victorian era
"One November night each year, beneath the full moon, more than 130 species of corals simultaneously spawn in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef ..."
The Lunar Sea
Magnetic beads mop up sunblock in the sea
Fluorescent Corals
Biofluorescent Sea Turtles
Corals as Engineers
Underwater Circles
Canary in the Kelp Forest -
Sea Creature Dissolves in Today’s Warming, Acidic Waters
Fish Can Be Smarter Than Primates
Discrimination of Human Faces by Archerfish
"Cosmic Jellyfish" (video)
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Research Highlight: Researchers Capture First Glimpse of ...
Ruby Seadragons in the Wild
Red Crabs (video)
Compound from marine snail is potent pain reliever
Conus regius, a small marine cone snail common to the Caribbean Sea, packs a venomous punch, capable of paralyzing and killing its prey.
In this study, the researchers found that a compound isolated from snail's venom, Rg1A, acts on a pain pathway distinct from that targeted by opioid drugs.
Banned chemicals from the 1970's found in deepest reaches of the ocean
Oldest captive fish euthanized in his mid-90s by Chicago aquarium
Scientists found the largest continuous coral system
How Castro and Cousteau's Legendary Friendship Preserved Cuba's Oceans
A 3-inch monogamous hermaphrodite proves the saying 'there's plenty more fish in the sea' isn't always the case.
And researchers say the loyal chalk bass offers humans in relationships this simple wisdom: You get what you give.
Article
Many farmed fish are hard of hearing
Octopus makes great escape from New Zealand aquarium
Title for 'Earth's first animal' likely goes to simple sea creature
Sponges may be source of molecular fossils that significantly predate Cambrian explosion
Numerous marine animals entangled in fishing gear
NOAA's Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
Glowing Sea Life Secrets
Red Sea Glowing Corals
Eilat's Corals
Catfish climbing cave wall
New Sea Dragon Species Flaunts Ruby-Red Skin
Saving Albatross
Coral Reef Safe Sunscreen
Cousteau Mission-31
Cousteau Mission-31 on Facebook
National Science Foundation News
Some Corals Resistant to Climate Change
Time Lapse
Shark Finning
DDT Killing Condors
Ocean Carbon
Marine Litter
Reef Predators
Nautilus Live Expedition
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Sea Orbiter Construction
Caribbean Coral Reef Decline and African Dust - An hypothesis
Lost Penguin Notes From 100 years ago
Bristlecone Pines
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Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary - Gulf of Mexico
Bright Crabs
Philippine island of Palawan home to four newly-discovered and brightly-colored crabs
Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument Latest News and Events
New deep-reef Butterflyfish in Papahanaumokuakea discovered
Area off Cape Cod will be designated as national monument
Non-native species from Japanese tsunami aided by unlikely partner: Plastics
Article
New Algae Species Discovered in Hawaii's Deep Waters
Lionfish Invasion
Ocean acidification may be impacting coral reefs in the Florida Keys
Undersea Eruption Near Tonga - Image
Coral Bleaching Near Oahu
Polynesians Set Sail on Historic Journey
Tonga Ruled
Fukushima and Marine Life
Son Doong Cave
New Acro Colonizes Oahu, Hawai'i
Micro Beads in Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone
Bombing Mentawai Reefs
Vapor Rivers in Brazil
Hottest Reefs
Albatross Chicks - Midway Atoll
Video clips from around the web ...
Papatea Fault
Impacts of the Kaikoura Earthquake on the south end of Waipapa Bay, New Zealand
Coral Reef Discovered
Ocean Acidification Study
Invasive Lionfish
Sharks Inside Underwater Volcano
Electric Eel
"Slow-motion video, followed by real-time video, of an electric eel leaping to shock an imitation predator."
Deep Sea Anglerfish
Bali Coral Reef Mushroom Forest
Chambered Nautilus
Flying into Vava'u airport, Tonga
Diving Manado - Sulawesi part 1
Bunaken Marine Park Diving - Kima Bajo Resort
Diver Dan Vintage Childrens' Show - 16 episodes combined
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