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Creature Feature: Giant Pacific Octopus
The Giant Pacific Octopus is one of the most elusive of all marine animals, reaching lengths of up to 16... View Article
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The Giant Pacific Octopus is one of the most elusive of all marine animals, reaching lengths of up to 16... View Article
By Julienne Beblo, guest author You have probably heard that octopuses are thought to be one of the most... View Article
Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. It is a whopping 6,094 square miles of protected, enchanting ocean off California’s coast that’s... View Article
Lionfish (Scientific names: Pterois volitans: red lionfish and Pterois miles: devil firefish) are native to the Indo-Pacific region, however, it is appearing more in Atlantic waters and... View Article
Manta rays and stingrays are both members of the Chondrichthyes class, which also includes species like sharks. These species are... View Article
Swimming through the stunning waters of the Florida Keys is always an amazing experience. What if during your next dive... View Article
Hammerhead sharks have a distinctive profile and are one of the easiest sharks to identify. Physical description Scalloped hammerhead sharks... View Article
The National Marine Sanctuary Foundation wrapped up Capitol Hill Ocean Week, concluding three days of deep dives on the most... View Article
Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici and Congressmen Don Young and Derek Posey introduced HR 6267 to amend the Federal Ocean Acidification Research... View Article
More than 300 million tons are produced each year, yet only 10% of plastic products get recycled. The rest goes... View Article