Marine Biology – Page 7 of 9

My Top 10 Shots

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

Beyond simply appreciating the beauty of animals underwater, I greatly enjoy observing their behavior, especially the behavior of fishes. Recently

I spend a lot of time looking at small fishes. I enjoy it. During recent years I have observed, and

You probably know by now that I am very interested in the symbiosis between gobies and alpheid shrimp. An interesting

A really interesting paper just came out which covers the range expansion of marine fishes along the Australian East coast.

I had the pleasure of spending the last three summers at the Marine Laboratory of the University of the Philippines

What you are looking at in the video below is the center of the top of a sea urchin (Echinothrix),

A long time ago, three countries ago (Philippines, now; ‘Straya, before; The Land of the Plastic Smiles, before-before), in Okinawa,

One of the most unusual fish on the coral reef is Pholidichthys leucotaenia, sometimes called the convict blenny, sometimes the