When most people think of scuba diving, they imagine the vast, deep blue open ocean, a topical coral reef or perhaps a jungle-like kelp forest.
Marine Life
How Dr. Annie Murray followed a passion for diving to some of the most remote islands in the world
From “shivers” of sharks to “armies” of herring, the marine world is full of interesting and unique ways to refer to groups of animals.
Marine sponges — they’re fluffy, sometimes crusty, and sometimes slimy, and they fill the reef with a rainbow of colors from red to purple.
An unprecedented marine heat wave has triggered a catastrophic mass-bleaching event on the Florida Reef Tract.
In this edition of “Ask a Marine Biologist,” Dr. David Shiffman shares what individuals can do to help fight the scourge of ocean pollution.
Wildlife photographer and writer Brandon Cole takes you on a thrilling ride into Cabo's wildest adventure; diving with sharks.