Marine Biology – Page 5 of 9

I stumbled into the field of echinoderms by accident. I had always been a vertebrate-centric zoologist, doing my doctoral work

Cool Fish Behavior

“He who scuba dives all the time will see them fish do the most outrageous and stunning behaviors, so that

I recently had the chance to film a rather rare interaction between fish, 2 juveniles of Lutjanus sebae, the red

Fish – almost per definition move about by swimming. The classic way of swimming is a side-wards undulation of the

I’m back with a few finds from the internets worth reading! Dolphins This is the only semi-shameless self-promotion in the

I have recently written a blog about the fact that flash photography, according to two well-done scientific studies, does not

A cynic might say that my recent videos have moved in a sensationalist direction: Cannibalism, a flamboyant diva, and a

I had previously written about the convict fish, or engineer blenny, or engineer goby, which is in fact neither a

I recently did a mini-project where I filmed sabellid worms. The sabellid worms include the well known feather duster worms

I am very happy to announce that my latest popular science book, The Lives of Gobies, is available on pre-sale