Three new carnivorous sponges found in Great Australian Bight
What are found 3km below the surface of the water, have evolved into meat eaters and can only be found in the Great Australian Bight?
What are found 3km below the surface of the water, have evolved into meat eaters and can only be found in the Great Australian Bight?
For the first time ever, scientists have been able to identify a species of sunfish larvae.
Damaged by floaters syndrome and disfigured by boating attacks or marine predators, the turtles of Tropical North Queensland find refuge at the Fitzroy Rehabilitation Centre.
By identifying whale sharks from their unique spot and strike patterns, researchers have traced the species movements, and it looks like a disproportionate amount of juvenile male sharks repeatedly visit Ningaloo Reef.
A carnivorous cone snail uses an insulin-laced cocktail to essentially send fish into a diabetic coma.
Air bubbles from a dolphin swimming by the bow of a boat is this week’s reader photo
Just as the ocean is revealing its mysteries, we’re finding out how delicate its many ecosystems are.