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Most scuba divers are switched on, curious people. They are self-selected from the general population to be more adventurous and

Debunked: Flash Photography Kills Seahorses

An opinion which very often circulates on scuba diving and underwater photography web pages and social media forums is that

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

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

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

Science is important. Communicating science is important. This week lots of talented, hard-working biologists all over the world worked to

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

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

Welcome to this new series on the Pacificklaus Blog, “What is it like to be”! This, and the upcoming essays

Despite 2020 being a kind of weird and not necessarily convenient-to-live-through year (George Orwell will rise from the grave if