How Life Thrives Under the Ocean’s Crushing Pressure
Like most deep-sea biologists, I have a large collection of decorated Styrofoam cups. A couple dozen line the bookshelf of my office, each displaying a…
I simply cannot wait till Friday for this one. How I do LOVE charismatic megafauna!
View More Manta Absconds With $5000 CameraA post on NOAA’s Coral-List (an automatic mailing list forum for online discussions and announcements pertaining to coral reef ecosystem research, conservation, and education) caught…
View More Color Me StressedYee-haw, my Gulf trip has officially begun with my visit to the University of San Antonio, Texas! I am infinitely happy to be sitting down…
View More Honest, its not our fault!One of my favorite blogs, BiblioOdyssey, covers books, illustrations, science, history, visual materia obscura and generally just eclectic bookart. For all you cephalopodaphiles, you need…
View More Cephalopod ArtA professor once told me that if you removed everything from earth and just left the nematodes you would still recognize the outlines of everything.…
View More How Many Deep-Sea Nematodes Are There & Why We Many Never KnowBowsprite provides a 23 step guide to simulating the tugboat experience. Some appear to not be tugboat specific and aptly sum up any time at…
View More Who Wants to Live On a Tugboat?From Science News… Joint Expedition Discovers Deep-Sea Biodiversity, New Volcanoes The shallow water reefs of the Coral Triangle, which stretches across Indonesia and north through…
View More Indonesian-U.S Joint ExpeditionAs marine scientists and ocean bloggers, we at Deep Sea News feel it is our duty to cover rum-related topics. For how can one let…
View More Cooking with Rum, Goldstein styleThe Boneyard has been revived at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs! The Boneyard is a paleo-blog carnival, and the only of its kind. Glad…
View More Pelagia noctiLinkaHow did we miss Carnival of the Blue XL??? Shocking! Especially since Angelo at The Saipan Blog hosted a truly magnificent spread of Top Of…
View More TGIF: Carnival of the Blue XL! Also baby otters.