Discover how the diving bell spider lives underwater by building an air filled silk chamber that functions as a physical gill.
The Spider That Lives Underwater: How a Diving Bell Becomes a Physical Gill Read More »
Fossil shark teeth from Egypt’s Abu Tartur Plateau reveal five extinct species and a lost tropical sea that once covered the Western Desert.
Ancient Shark ‘Graveyard’ Reveals Lost Sea Beneath Egypt’s Western Desert Read More »
Underwater photographer Mohamed Mohsen captures a close whale shark encounter while snorkeling in Oman’s Daymaniyat Islands.
FACE TO FACE WITH THE GIANT Read More »
The Whalefall trailer follows a scuba diver trapped inside a sperm whale, combining underwater survival, scuba diving and deep ocean wildlife.
Whalefall Trailer Traps a Scuba Diver Inside a Sperm Whale Read More »
Explore the difference between riverine plastic and ocean plastic, the countries with the highest estimated inputs, and what the data really measures.
Riverine Plastic and Ocean Plastic: What the Data Really Shows Read More »
A whale shark caught in the Gulf of Aqaba has raised environmental concerns, as experts urge stronger protection for the endangered, harmless giant.
Whale Shark Caught in Gulf of Aqaba Sparks Renewed Marine Conservation Concerns Read More »
New research shows scuba divers cause more coral reef damage than they realize, with most contacts accidental and unnoticed by the diver.
Scuba Divers Underestimate Their Impact on Coral Reefs, New Study Finds Read More »
In October 2024, ocean photographer Rachel Moore slipped into the warm waters off Mo’orea, French Polynesia, expecting an ordinary end to a long day of shooting. Instead, she met a young humpback whale who would not let her go, and
How Sweet Girl’s Tragedy Changed the Conversation on Ship Strikes Read More »
The Pacific Ocean is once again drawing global attention as climate scientists monitor conditions that could lead to one of the strongest El Niño events in decades. Forecasts from the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) now suggest a
How a Potential “Super El Niño” Could Reshape Diving and Ocean Conditions Worldwide Read More »
Climate scientists have long searched for ways to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere without causing further harm to the oceans. Now, a new field experiment involving “green sand” made from the mineral olivine is offering cautious optimism for the
