April 5, 2016 at 5:14 pm
Awesome Snorkelers Rescue Porcupinefish Caught in Net
The rescue was caught on video as the trapped porcupinefish’s concerned partner looks on
The rescue was caught on video as the trapped porcupinefish’s concerned partner looks on
Scuba divers off the coast of Santa Maria Island in Azores, Portugal encounter a Mola Mola (aka Ocean Sunfish or Moonfish). It is the largest known bony fish in the world and can grow up to 5,000 pounds (2,268 kilograms). Video by Portuguese diver Miguel Pereira
Sensing the diver is there to help, the whale shark lies still while the rope is cut
Warning: contains scientific footage that may be considered graphic. Do not watch if blood or dissection makes you queasy
This dog fishes better than I do
In case you’ve never seen what a baby swordfish looks like
Fly high above Alaska’s Lake Iliamna, following the crew of the Alaska Salmon Program as they conduct sockeye salmon surveys during one of the largest salmon returns in years.
Cuttlefish survive by being able to blend into their surroundings through camouflage. Richard Hammond puts this to the test and experiments if the fish are able to camouflage in a tank set up like a living room.
In the Socorro Islands, the change of seasons is marked by a swirling vortex of bubbles which catches the local pufferfish by surprise. It’s caused by a collision of cold and warm deep water currents.
Underwater photographer Bartosz Cieslak recently sent us a series of amazing photos from his most recent dive in Malta with a school of bluefin tuna.
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