On Another Planet — Japan: Part 2
Japan has excellent diving with marvelous creatures. Read the second part in this series of diving in Japan.
Japan has excellent diving with marvelous creatures. Read the second part in this series of diving in Japan.
Male fish exhibit exquisite colors during mating seasons in hopes to attracts mates. Learn more about these colorful and important rituals.
Read one couple’s story about diving with shrimp, clams and other little critters.
Squid are fascinating sea critters. They’re colorful, playful and can be found throughout the world’s oceans. Learn more about the inky squid.
Ctenophora is a small phylum of ancient origin, and many of its species are mistaken for jellyfish. Read more about ctenophores and some of their eating and hunting habits.
If you’re willing to be patient and look within dark crevices and spaces, you’ll find unique creatures who live secretive lives. Read more about the fish that can be found within caves.
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.
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.
Jellyfish are a diverse species and incredibly fascinating. Read more about encounters with jellyfish.
Underwater worms are fascinating creatures and not much is known about these species. Read more about worms.