Talented illustrator and Fables cover artist James Jean has a blog called ProcessRecess (awesome) where he’s showcasing different versions of an award winning series of…
View More Friday Deep-sea Picture: Illustrator James JeanCategory: Life of Science
Global Ocean Exploration’s new website
Last week I posted an article about consulting for the marine sciences as a follow up to Craig’s story “how to be a deep-sea biologist“.…
View More Global Ocean Exploration’s new websiteHappy Birthday to Southern Fried Scientist!
One of only 2 people in the world that actually give a damn about deep sea fungi. Here’s to your 25th, Cheers!
View More Happy Birthday to Southern Fried Scientist!Tips on Consulting for the Marine Sciences
This should be considered an addendum to Craig’s post yesterday, called “So, you want to be a deep-sea biologist“. It assumes you’ve done everything right,…
View More Tips on Consulting for the Marine SciencesIs Sea Sheppard Good or Bad for Sharks?
David from Southern Fried Science has a good post continuing the discussion started by Dr. M here on Deep Sea News. While Dr. M focused…
View More Is Sea Sheppard Good or Bad for Sharks?So You Want to Be A Deep-Sea Biologist?
In the past, a few readers, interns, random undergraduates, and a curious public have asked all three of us here at DSN “How do you…
View More So You Want to Be A Deep-Sea Biologist?TGIF: Wallpaper Alert
National Geographic is advertising “Into the Abyss” with a website that includes some sweet pelagic wallpaper, like this Atolla sp. medusa that now adorns my…
View More TGIF: Wallpaper AlertMartin Wells
It is with great sadness that I post this from the Other 95%… I received the sad news today that Martin Wells, imminent biologist, one…
View More Martin WellsAnother Atlantis discovered on YouTube
Having ignored the myriad blog postings about people using Google Earth’s new ocean layer to discover Atlantis, and tracking about 20 different ridiculous stories, I…
View More Another Atlantis discovered on YouTubeScientists Solve The Mystery Of Why This Fish Is So Freakin’ Crazy
The barreleye (Macropinna microstoma) has extremely light-sensitive eyes that can rotate within a transparent, fluid-filled shield on its head. The fish’s tubular eyes are capped…
View More Scientists Solve The Mystery Of Why This Fish Is So Freakin’ Crazy