Fish of the Month – Page 2 of 11

The Dauin Big 3

On a single dive last week my dive buddy Matt and I saw an Ambon scorpionfish, a hairy frogfish and

I recently went diving (surprise!) and filmed a goby (surprise!). The goby, Amblyeleotris rubrimarginata, I think, took a bite, and

Birds fly, fish swim. These are the stereotypical ways of locomotion of these large groups of animals. Generally that’s true,

I updated the shrimp #goby page, the popular science resource for everything about the fascinating symbiosis between marine gobies and

Mimicry is a strategy of animals to look like a much more dangerous, but in fact very different animal. The

Fish are friends not food goes the saying among scuba divers and naturalists who appreciate fish as fascinating wildlife, and

The lovely year of ’23 is nearing its end, and in my personal life my highlight was not dying from

There is really only one person who could bring such dissipate fields as fetish porn and fish biology together: myself.

The diving which Dauin, and the south of Negros island in the Philippines, my home of choice, are famous for,

A tourism slogan campaign is a good opportunity to educate about the biodiversity of a country. The Philippines are home