Marine Biology – Page 6 of 9

I came across a really interesting paper which deserves further attention, also by folks who are not professional scientists. The

The Psychology of Muck Diving

I’m excited to present a guest post – by my friend and occasional dive buddy Marco Inocencio, scuba diving instructor

Next month I am celebrating an anniversary: I will have been in the Philippines for 7 years. Good times, great

A highly interesting paper just came out which answered a curious scientific question, how certain species of sea slug can

Well, it’s not a competition, BUT… Of course my main goals as a wildlife videographer are my own enjoyment of

I was lucky enough to get some new footage of the rare and unusual mushroom coral pipefish. The interesting aspect

Dauin, in the south of Negros Island in the Philippines, is one of the major critter diving heavens in the

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