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Sea Wonder: Whale Shark
Appearance Whale sharks are the world’s largest fish, reaching lengths of more than 40 feet and weights of nearly 50,000... View Article

Bubble Net Feeding: What is it?
People usually eat their food with utensils or their hands, but how do some humpback whales do it? By bubble-net... View Article

Sea Wonder: Warty Sea Slug
While they might not be the cutest or cuddliest creatures in the sea, the warty sea slug (Dendrodoris warta) is... View Article

Q&A on the 2020 Sanctuary Ocean Count
This past weekend, visitors to Hawaii may have been confused to see rows of people with binoculars sitting along the... View Article

What’s the Difference? Octopus vs. Squid
You wouldn’t be alone if you thought the octopus and squid were the same animals. They are cousins—both part of... View Article

Sea Wonder: Scrawled Filefish
The scrawled filefish (Aluterus scriptus) is a diver favorite due to their bright colors and approachability. They are part of... View Article

Q&A on the Thunder Bay International Film Festival
From January 22nd to 26th, the center of the ocean and Great Lakes film universe will be Alpena, MI, on... View Article

Sea Wonder: Moon Jelly
Moon jelly is one of the common names for animals in the genus Aurelia, a classification of invertebrates you might... View Article

New Year, Big Blue: 2020 Resolutions for the Ocean
Still looking for your 2020 new year’s resolution? Why not commit to adopting a few new habits that reduce your... View Article