Shark Matters

A mild inconvenience that ended up saving a life.

Read more: http://goo.gl/AzD5cY

Losing Nemo. The reef is not as resilient as it once was.

Drones have given us the ability to see things that would have otherwise been inaccessible.

As of the 1st of July, single-use plastic will be banned.

The violence at SeaWorld has not stopped.

Tune in tonight for the new BBC documentary series filmed in the beautiful tropical north of Queensland.

An animated crash course in ecosystem-based fishery management.

Now the most endangered marine mammal, illegal fishermen are after the vaquitas' swim-bladders.

Shawn Heinrich’s collection ‘The Dark Room’ can be found here: http://www.bluespheremedia.com/2012/01/the-dark-room/

Happy Manatee Appreciation Day! Did you know that all three species of manatee (and the related dugong) are facing a high risk of extinction in the wild. Find information on what you can do here:http://goo.gl/zL6Yru

This is nothing short of a disaster for the world’s ocean systems.

A cave in Thailand has lead to the discovery of a fish with a pelvis.

Female octopus generally lay 20,000 to 100,000 eggs over a couple of days, although many of the paralarvae become food for bigger marine animals.

Just another example of the indifference towards a finite natural resource.

Plastic waste just doesn’t disappear. It hangs around for years, and ends up in the stomach of an unsuspecting animal.