Blog Blunder
The moment when a Eumicrotremus taranetzi lumpsucker was eaten by an Okhotsk atka mackerel (Pleurogrammus azonus)
Posts in “Marine Life”
Spawning Cushion Star
Culcita novaeguineae cushion star engaged in broadcast spawning of eggs
Jack’s Mom Nine Years Later
Recognizing a humpback whale from a friend's video
Shooting Star Underwater Category Winner WPY58
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2022 (WPY58) Underwater category winner. Photograph of male Leiaster leachi starfish engaged in broadcast spawning.
Reverse Tail Slap
Adult humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) slapping the water with her rear end.
Alveopora japonica Polyps and Planulae
Close-up photos of Alveopora japonica coral polyps in Japan with planulae
Canthigaster coronata Coupling
Spawning of Canthigaster coronata puffer
Cutie
Juvenile Eumicrotremus awae lumpsucker in Japan
Happy New Year 2020
Happy new year 2020
Happy Holidays 2019
Photographs of the home of a Pectinariidae polychaete worm, aka ice cream cone worm or trumpet worm
The Economist December 2019
Article in The Economist magazine 16 December 2019 issue about the reasons that whales are large, based upon research from Dr Jeremy Goldbogen and colleagues
Spying On Whales
Spying on Whales by Nick Pyenson, cover image by Tony Wu