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 am out to sea this week exploring deep-sea life on seamounts. A cruise in 2004 to the San Juan yielded this photo. Brisingid and…
View More Friday Deep-Sea Picture (06/22/07)So any wine is good, great wine is better, and great wine from the murky depths is the best.. Great wine aged on the ocean…
View More Deep-Sea Wine Tastes BetterOur second day at sea was brought to close on much calmer seas. We again dove on Pioneer Seamount, the northernmost station during our cruise…
View More Seamounts 2007, Day 2-3if I look pretty. Whenever I travel, inevitably I come across a shop or two selling red coral jewelry. I know what the red coral…
View More It Doesn’t Matter If I Kill Another Species…if I look pretty. Whenever I travel, inevitably I come across a shop or two selling red coral jewelry. I know what the red coral…
View More It Doesn't Matter If I Kill Another Species…Bathymetric image of the Nazare Canyon off the coast of Portugal. Photo courtesy of the BBC. The BBC has released a short news piece on…
View More UK’s ISIS Explores Underwater “Grand Canyon” Off PortugalBathymetric image of the Nazare Canyon off the coast of Portugal. Photo courtesy of the BBC. The BBC has released a short news piece on…
View More UK's ISIS Explores Underwater "Grand Canyon" Off PortugalMost tales of the open sea begin with some classic line about the seas being as rough as scorned lover or a furious ocean goddess…
View More Seamounts 2007, Day 1Behind the scenes Kevin and I are making fun of Peter which now that he is out of town I will do online. See Peter…
View More Geeky Computer NamesBP’s Statistical Review of World Energy published last week boldly stated we have enough oil. Specifically, there is enough proven oil reserves to last us…
View More There Is Enough Oil…No There Isn’t