Marine Biology – Page 4 of 9

A few news from my creative endeavors in early 2023. Number one, I am very happy to have finally finished

Scientific Diving and Task Loading

I would like to share some thoughts on how scientific diving which have fermented in my mind for some time;

This article, and the sister article “Tech Diving for Coral Reef Biologists” aims to bring two communities, tech divers and

Which gobies are most common in and around Dauin, the area in the south of Negros Island in the Philippines

I am on a bit of a roll lately. Living so close to the ocean in the Philippines, I get

I just came across a nice article in Reef Builders Magazine about the bright yellow goby Lubricogobius tunicatus: Lubricogobius tunicatus

The readers of my blog might remember a previous blog post about the Assfish, to be precise the Bony-Eared Assfish:

Since I started my blog a few years ago I added a few pages which contain useful resources for folks

Below is one of the several brownish mystery gobies I see in Dauin. The fish was living about 18 meters

Most of my underwater videography is on YouTube, where I usually upload clips a few minutes long, with a narration