Fangs
Fangs are an adaptation that have benefited the blenny species enabling them to ward of predators. Some species of blennies have poisonous fangs. Read more about the importance of fangs.
Alert Diver Category: Encounters
Ghost Hunters
Ghostpipefishes are incredibly hard to find — spending most of their short lives in the open ocean as bits of plankton before eventually settling in protected coastlines, where they discreetly blend into the shadows and breed. Read more about encounters with ghostpipefish.
Hit List
Of the fish sighted around Bay Islands, Honduras in the last 20 years, the writers compiled a list of several they had yet to interact with. Here are their tales.
Team Flying Fish
Flying fish can be hard to spot, but once you do, they’re fantastic creatures. Learn more about how one group of divers worked together to spot flying fish.
Survivors
Jellyfish are a diverse species and incredibly fascinating. Read more about encounters with jellyfish.
Caught in the Act
Several divers were lucky enough to catch a rare moment in the mating rituals of frogfish. Read more about their encounter.
Leaping for Love
Blennies have interesting mating rituals — males often change colors to attract a mate.
A Touch of Ripley
Underwater worms are fascinating creatures and not much is known about these species. Read more about worms.
The Great Charade
Tiny shrimp camouflage themselves to avoid being eaten by predators. But some shrimp take this mimicry to a new level. Read more about mimic shrimp.
Night Drifters
Recent studies have shown larval fishes to be strong swimmers with sophisticated instincts for remaining in local waters. But exactly where they go between spawning and settlement remains a mystery.
