Shark Mothers Provide for Their Pups: Maternal Sharks Ensure New-Borns Have Internal Food Supply
By: Sue Cartledge
How the Octopus Eludes Predators: Tactics This Cephalopod Uses to Stay Safe
By: Cheryl Kraynak
Why Do Fish Have Omega-3 Fatty Acids? The Reason Fish Oils Have Omega 3s
By: 
Megan Jungwi
Where do Pearls Come From? How and Why Oysters Make Pearls
By: Megan Jungwi
Sea Urchin Life Cycle: How Sea Urchins Reproduce and Reach Adulthood
By: Megan Jungwi
Do Sharks Have Predators? Animals That Eat Sharks
By: Megan Jungwi
Do Sharks Sleep? Can A Shark Stop, Close its Eyes and Rest?
By: Megan Jungwi
A Description of Marine Parasitism: Examples of Parasites Under the Sea
By: Megan Jungwi
Top Five Interesting Nudibranch Facts: The Fascinating World of Sea Slug Trivia
By: Megan Jungwi
Are Sharks Always Moving? Do Sharks Need to Continuously Swim to Live?
By: Megan Jungwi
How Fish Maintain Buoyancy: What is a Swim Bladder and How Do Gas Bladders Work?
By: Megan Jungwi
Does Lightning Kill Fish? How Lightning Strikes Affect Marine Creatures
By: Megan Jungwi
How Global Warming Affects the Ocean: Rising Temperatures Mean Changes for Sea Life
By: Megan Jungwi
A List of Marine Reptiles: Ocean Animals Include Crocodiles, Iguanas, and Snakes
By: Megan Jungwi
Defense Mechanisms of Ocean Fish: How Fish Avoid Predators in the Sea
By: Megan Jungwi
Bonefish in the Bahamas: The Bonefishing Industry and its Importance
By: Tamara McGaw
How Mangrove Fish and Mudskippers Live on Land: Amphibious Fish Breathe Air and Walk Around
By: Megan Jungwi
By: Roberta Goli
The Largest Ocean Animals: A List of the Biggest Marine Creatures
By: Megan Jungwi
By: Melissa Gaskill
Coral Spawning in Gulf of Mexico: Annual Natural Event in National Marine Sanctuary
By: Melissa Gaskill
By: Sarah Curtis
Cold Water and Deep Water Corals Do Exist: Coral in Alaska and Norway Are Examples
By: Megan Jungwi
What Beach-Goers Should Know About Stingrays: Sharing the Ocean With Stingrays
By: Vicki F. Chavis
By: Sheila Gaquin
Examples of Commensalism in the Ocean: Descriptions of Marine Commensal Relationships
By: Megan Jungwi
How Taxonomists Define Algae: Defining Algal Organisms Can Be Complicated
By: Megan Jungwi
Biology of the Queen Conch: Classification and Life Cycle of Strombus gigas
By: Tamara McGaw
Sea Serpents, Myth or Reality? Undiscovered Ocean Creatures
By: Jeanie Turner
Biology of the Caribbean Spiny Lobster: Classification and Life Cycle of Panulirus argus
By: Tamara McGaw
Symbiotic Relationship Between Coral and Algae: Coral and Zooxanthellae Need Each Other to Survive
By: Megan Jungwi
Mutual Symbiotic Relationships in the Ocean: Examples of Mutualism Under the Sea
By: Megan Jungwi
Where Do Cowrie Shells Come From? This Glossy Shell Is Made By a Sea Snail
By: Megan Jungwi
Dolphins Sleep with Half Their Brain: These Aquatic Mammals Are Never Completely Asleep
By: Megan Jungwi
Fish Have Sex in a Variety of Ways: Fish Reproduce With Many Options
By: Megan Jungwi
Top Four Places to See Whale Sharks: The Best Spots in the World for a Whale Shark Sighting
By: Megan Jungwi
By: Megan Jungwi
By: Megan Jungwi
By: Sue Cartledge
Oceans Invaded by Plastic: The Man-Made Tide of Litter
By: Justin Schamotta
Chesapeake Bay Oysters: What does Restoration Mean?
By: Sara E. Lewis
By: Beverly Yip
Octopus Biology: Fishing and Cooking Intelligent Invertebrates
By: John Blatchford
By: Sara E. Lewis
Jellyfish Gone Wild: A NSF Report on Environmental Change and Jellyfish Swarms
By: Alan Sorum
Atlantic Walrus Benefits from Global Warming: Climate Change Improves Walrus Feeding Grounds
By: John Blatchford
Seahorse Males Give Birth: Wild and Aquarium Seahorses are Delicate Creatures
By: John Blatchford
Galapagos Marine Iguana: Charles Darwin Evolution Theory and Big Idea Exhibition in London
By: John Blatchford
By: Alan Sorum
Dolphins Vocalise More When Fed: Dolphins’ Vocalisation Changes when They Interact with Humans
By: Sue Cartledge
Sex Change in Fish: Gender Shifts in Populations
By: Esther Eder
Sand Dollars Alive - Habitat, Predators: Mermaids' Money and Doves are Nicknames for Sand Dollars
By: Kathleen Airdrie
Abalone Fishing and Conservation: A Threatened Population on Its Way to Recovery
By: Esther Eder
By: John Blatchford
100 New Sharks and Rays Named: Unknown Species of Marine Predators Identified in Australian Waters
By: Sue Cartledge
Slipper Shells: Oddities In The Snail World
By: Albert Burchsted
The Kraken: The Mythical Monster Is Believed to Be the Giant Squid
Olive Sea Snake: Large Dangerous Coral Reef Reptile
By: John Blatchford
Manta Rays: Swim with Huge Peaceful Plankton-eaters
By: John Blatchford
Stingray Tail Carries Weapon: Poison Barb of Bull Ray Killed Steve Irwin
By: John Blatchford
Shark Cage-diving: Great White Close-up Encounters
By: John Blatchford
Sea Turtles in Southeast Alaska: Surprisingly, These Marine Reptiles Are Sometimes Seen Off Alaska
By: John Pohl
Large Plankton-eating Sharks: Huge Fish Filter Small Animals from Surface Waters
By: John Blatchford
Marine Reptiles: Sea Living Snakes, Iguanas, Crocodiles, Turtles
By: John Blatchford
By: Linda McDonnell
Amateur Plankton Nets: Capture Marine Planktonic Organisms to Watch or Photograph Swimming
By: John Blatchford
Seashore Life by Eugene Kozloff: A Guide to Plants and Animals of the Northern Pacific Coast
By: Linda McDonnell
Flying Fish: Escape Predators by Gliding Flight
By: John Blatchford
Pilot Whales: Cheetahs of the Deep Hunt Squid in High Speed Chases
By: John Blatchford
Coral Reef Cleaner Fish: Pacific Ocean Wrasse Dances to Attract Clients
By: John Blatchford
Turtles Show Health of Coastlines: Declining Turtle Numbers Indicate Problems in Coastal Sea Areas
By: Sue Cartledge
Whales/Tohora a Major Exhibition: Science and Storytelling Reveal our Link with these Sea Mammals
Whale Evolution and Classification: Characteristic Shared Between Cetacean Species
By: John Blatchford
Whale Brain and Intelligence: Behaviour Song Communication Suggest Complex Thinking
By: John Blatchford
Whale Identification: Whales Recognise One Another - Humans Identify Species, Individuals
By: John Blatchford
East Pacific Gray Whales: Atlantic Population Extinct, Asian Critically Endangered
By: John Blatchford
Pacific Grunt Sculpin: A Fish Suitable for the Aquarium and the Pacific Rim Biotope Tank
By: John Blatchford
Modern Salmon And The Ice Age: Salmon Life History Is Tested First by Mountain Building, Then Ice
By: John Pohl
Salmon Versus Mountains: Mountain Uplift And Volcanism Impacted Early Salmonids
By: John Pohl
New Species of Angler Fish Found: Indonesian Waters Home to Rare Frogfish
By: Sue Cartledge
Pacific Salmon Develop Anadromy: Early Salmon Traded Fresh for Salt Water in Search of Food
By: John Pohl
The Salmon's Ancient Origins: Did Pacific Salmon Come from Salt or Fresh Water Salmonids?
By: John Pohl
The Genetic Variation of Salmon: Pacific Salmon Hold the Pacific Northwest in Their Genes
By: John Pohl
Jellyfish--Planktonic Predator: Tentacles and Stinging Harpoons Make Jellyfish Formidable Predators
By: John Pohl
Antarctic Krill Feed Giant Whales: Short Food Chains Allow Efficient Feeding
By: John Blatchford
The Largest Whale: Blue Whales Eat Small Planktonic Animals
By: John Blatchford
White Whales: Belugas and Narwhals Fish Arctic Waters
By: John Blatchford
Sperm Whales: Dive Like Submarines to Catch Giant Squid
By: John Blatchford
Humpback Whales: Catching Fish Using Bubble-Nets
By: John Blatchford
Right Whales: Marine Mammals Endangered by Whaling
By: John Blatchford
Killer Whales: Intelligent Hunters with Complex Social Lives
By: John Blatchford
North Pacific Salmon Sharks: Lamna Ditropis, Relative of the White Shark, is a Key Apex Predator
By: John Pohl
Copepods: Marine Crustaceans that Eat Phytoplankton and Feed Fish
By: John Blatchford
Marine Insects: Ocean Striders Skate Over Tropical Seas
By: John Blatchford
Risso’s Dolphin and Pelorus Jack: Grampus griseus Eats Squid and Bears Their Scars
By: John Blatchford
Seasonal Shellfish Ideas: Christmas Menus for Oysters and Lobsters
By: John Blatchford
Sea Otters: Kelp Management Specialists Hunted to the Edge of Extinction
By: John Blatchford
Penguins: Marine Birds of the Southern Hemisphere
By: John Blatchford
Sea Spiders: Pycnogonids are Predatory Marine Arthropods
By: John Blatchford
Marine Plant Life: Phytoplankton Feed Most Marine Animals
By: John Blatchford
