Marine Biology – Page 6 of 8

Cephalopod Week

I divide people into those who have encountered a living cephalopod, and those who haven’t. I write “living”, because calamari

Recently I had somewhat of an odd encounter with small, cup-shaped jellyfish in Bohol in the Philippines. What made the

About 120 species of gobies, small marine fishes, live in a mutualistic symbiosis with alpheid shrimp. In this symbiosis, the

In Japan, an euphemism for a brothel is “soapy house”, where you get properly soaped down. This is not what

Where I live and dive, in the south of Negros island in the Visayas region of the Philippines, only a

My friend Marc Thornton interviewed me for his YouTube channel, you can see the interview in two parts. I’m not

Dappling, or water caustics, discussed with the aid of some some underwater scenes seen on Negros Island in the Philippines,

I have been in the fortunate situation that I was able to dive again, post Philippine no-diving covid quarantine, and

I’ve been using Flickr since 2009 to post my nature photographs, and I like the platform quite a lot. In

“A lek is an aggregation of male animals gathered to engage in competitive displays, lekking, to entice visiting females which