Sealab
"On a February day in 1969, off the shore of northern California, a US Navy crane carefully lowered 300 tons of metal into the Pacific [...]
Guillaume Nery ~ One Breath Around The World
A must watch for everyone, Guillaume Nery's new short film (12 min) is finally out. Turn out the light, put your headphones and freedive with me [...]
Day in the Life: Ichthyologist (Fish Biologist)
Moises B. is an ichthyologist and Ph.D. Candidate working at the California Academy of Sciences. An ichthyologist is a fish biologist. His passion for ichthyology [...]
Confessions of a Marine Biologist
Adventures aren't only in storybooks — I live them in remote locations, surrounded by wildlife, where I try to unlock nature's mysteries (and try to survive [...]
Forests of the Sea: Plankton
Ocean Drifters from Plymouth University "Ocean Drifters, a secret world beneath the waves" is a short film about plankton written, produced and directed by Dr Richard [...]
Taking science primetime | Riley Elliott
TEDx talk by Riley Elliott about combining scientific research and media savvy to get the word out about important issues, like shark finning, to the [...]
Fantastic Encounter with a Grimpoteuthis
Deep-sea octopuses like this amazing one in the genus Grimpoteuthis (~17 species) are sadly nicknamed "dumbo octopuses" (after the Disney character) and are generally poorly [...]
Deep ocean mysteries and wonders ~ TED-Ed
"In the deepest, darkest parts of the oceans are ecosystems with more diversity than a tropical rainforest. Taking us on a voyage into the ocean [...]
Race to the bottom of the sea… part 2
More About DEEPSEA Challenge... So I should probably begin with part 1.... Back in 1960, January 23rd to be precise, the first ever deep submersible [...]
What’s it like to be an aquanaut?
Find out October 12-21! Aquarius 2010: If Reefs Could Talk Have you ever wondered what it would be like to live underwater? Well, from October [...]