Curiosities

A heritage to study and safeguard

Sound waves reveal the secrets of underwater life

A journey into the depths of the ocean, exploring biodiversity and environmental challenges

Interaction between different organisms can benefit both parts in thriving

False eyespots in some species of fish are an evolutionary strategy of defense

Only 35% of fish shops have labels with the scientific name and or common name of the shark

Cold-water coral ecosystems are long lived, slow growing and fragile.

The species with one of the fastest and most powerful punches in nature.

Scientists from University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) have been working on an ambitious project called “SeaChange” that could one day boost the amount of CO2 that can be absorbed by our seas.

Scientists have tracked species of snailfish at more than 8,000 metres of depth in the Japan Trench

Australian researchers have raised zebra shark eggs that are going to be released to repopulate this endangered species

Aquatic food has the potential to make a meaningful contribution to the nutritious, sustainable and balanced food systems of the future

A new study published in December 2022 found out that some cephalopods can change their genetic material to withstand temperature changes.

A team of scientists found a new marine matt of Kelp at 50m of depth

Just like on land, algae and marine plants release male gametes similar to pollen for reproduction.

Australian scientists have discovered a myriad of wondrous sea creatures, some with fascinating and bizarre abilities.

Scientists reported human activities are to blame for shark species decline

There is a species which possesses a blue blood that saved millions of people from infections.

Cameras attached to tiger sharks could help map and protect seagrass

Did you know that also the ocean has its own Christmas trees?