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First Steps After a Lionfish Sting

Lionfish use venom as a protective mechanism. When divers come in direct contact with their spines or fins, venom is injected into the skin through needlelike bristles located along the dorsal, pelvic and anal fins.

Disappearing Arctic Sea Ice Puts Vital Marine Habitat on Thin Ice

Photojournalist Jill Heinerth surveys the fragile marine habitat in the Arctic, where melting sea ice has an ecosystem hanging in the balance.

Selfies, Unsolicited Human Attention Pose Major Threat to Seal Pups

Conservation organizations are urging people to stay away from seal pups on the beach.

Chasing Coral's Zack Rago Honored among Scuba Diving's Sea Heroes

Zack Rago, of the ocean documentary *Chasing Coral*, is honored as a Sea Hero by *Scuba Diving* magazine and Seiko watches.

You Could Win a Tropical Eco-Resort in Panama for $10

An online competition is offering a Panama eco-resort, Casa Cayuco Eco Adventure Lodge, as a potential prize for $10 entry.

You Can Visit 7 Continents and 62 Ports on a World Cruise for $62K

Silversea Cruises is offering the first world cruise to visit all seven continents. The 140-day trip will stop at more than 60 ports and 32 countries.

Scientists Find Microplastics in 93 Percent of Tested Bottled Water

Scientists found microplastic particles in 93 percent of the bottled water they tested, prompting a review of the health effects on humans by the United Nations.

Scuba Diver Films Wave of Trash and Debris in Bali

A scuba diver filmed a massive wave of trash and marine debris at a popular dive site off Bali, illustrating the effect of trash pollution on ocean life.

PADI and Mission Blue Join Forces for Marine Conservation

Sylvia Earle joins PADI, world's the largest dive training agency, in encouraging everyone to become a "Hope Spot."