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Tilikum, the SeaWorld Killer Whale, Has Died

The orca who inspired the anti-captivity documentary *Blackfish*, after killing an Orlando trainer, died Jan. 6, 2017.

Bryde’s Whales a Step Closer to Endangered Status

A unique group of whales native to the Gulf of Mexico is one step closer to Endangered Species Act protections.

7 Facts about Bryde’s Whales

These baleen whales (*Balaenoptera brydei*) are closely related to blue and humpback whales.

What It's Like to Get Jumped By a Giant Octopus

One diver, one giant Pacific octopus and a crazy scuba diving tale to tell for years to come.

Stuart Cove Talks shark diving, training movie stars and sinking wrecks

Nassau's Stuart Cove wrangles sharks, trains movie stars to scuba dive and sinks wrecks all over the Bahamas.

Award-Winning Michael Maes Documentary “Epiphany” Released on iTunes

The highly praised documentary *Epiphany* about Ellen Cuylaerts' journey as a wife, mom and underwater photographer has been released on iTunes just in time for the holidays.

Giant Manta Rays of the Pacific Are Deep-Ocean Predators

A new study shows Manta birostris in the eastern Pacific Ocean get most of their food from the ocean depths.

"Blue Fee" to Fund Conservation Efforts in the Marshall Islands

The initiative uses a percentage of the Marshall Islands tuna fund for financing national biodiversity conservation effort and climate adaptation efforts.