marinebiology

marinebiology

Is this a seahorse? Cape Coral Florida if so what type?

Is this a seahorse? Cape Coral Florida if so what type?

OCEAN IS LIFE Documentary | Marine Conservation Is Evolving

OCEAN IS LIFE Documentary | Marine Conservation Is Evolving

Ke Iki Beach, O’ahu, HI

Ke Iki Beach, O’ahu, HI

Strawberry anenome opening after stimulation in a rock pool in Devon, England

Strawberry anenome opening after stimulation in a rock pool in Devon, England

Dolphins? Porpoises? off coast of Newport RI

Dolphins? Porpoises? off coast of Newport RI

Help identifying this fish. East Coast of Scotland, UK

Help identifying this fish. East Coast of Scotland, UK

Following an octopus on a night dive when suddenly a squid appears 🐙🦑 Maui Hawaii

Following an octopus on a night dive when suddenly a squid appears 🐙🦑 Maui Hawaii

Channel Islands Harbor. Can anyone identify this really cool little creature?

Channel Islands Harbor. Can anyone identify this really cool little creature?

POV: You just met the deep sea Frilled Shark. This serpentine creature one of the most ancient shark species on Earth.

POV: You just met the deep sea Frilled Shark. This serpentine creature one of the most ancient shark species on Earth.

what animal is this? Sorry the video has goofy audio

what animal is this? Sorry the video has goofy audio

The Balloon Lumpfish, a species of lumpfish native to the Northwest Pacific. This fish has modified pelvic fins, which have evolved into adhesive discs (located ventrally, behind the pectoral fins); it uses these discs to adhere to surfaces.

The Balloon Lumpfish, a species of lumpfish native to the Northwest Pacific. This fish has modified pelvic fins, which have evolved into adhesive discs (located ventrally, behind the pectoral fins); it uses these discs to adhere to surfaces.

More of my common topknots crawling on the glass of my tank. (Want to see more videos from this tank? Please check out my YouTube channel. Link in my profile).

Alligators are primarily freshwater reptiles, however, they can tolerate saltwater for hours or even days. A diver encountered this alligator resting on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean in 60 feet of water off the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida.

Alligators are primarily freshwater reptiles, however, they can tolerate saltwater for hours or even days. A diver encountered this alligator resting on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean in 60 feet of water off the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida.

Halitrephes maasi or the

Halitrephes maasi or the "firework jellyfish" is a typically bathypelagic or deep sea hydromedusa that sports light-reflective frilled tentacles and a bell-shaped, starburst-patterned body. This jelly was spotted by happenstance at 1225m in the Revillagig

Dugongs can be distinguished from the three species of manatees in a number of ways, and here are a couple. Dugongs have fluked, dolphin-like tails whereas manatees have rounded tails. Unlike manatees, dugongs have sharply downturned snouts which are adap

Dugongs can be distinguished from the three species of manatees in a number of ways, and here are a couple. Dugongs have fluked, dolphin-like tails whereas manatees have rounded tails. Unlike manatees, dugongs have sharply downturned snouts which are adap

Octopus showing its skills

Octopus showing its skills

Giant Squid that appeared in Tokyo Bay in 2015

Giant Squid that appeared in Tokyo Bay in 2015

Brain coral in serene surrounds

Brain coral in serene surrounds

What is this?!

Sharks belong in the ocean - not in soup

Sharks belong in the ocean - not in soup

Crab biodiversity

Crab biodiversity

I’ve been Lobstering my whole life, but never actually had one shed in the tank- wish I didn’t throw the old body so you could see just how much larger they are after a fresh shed.

I’ve been Lobstering my whole life, but never actually had one shed in the tank- wish I didn’t throw the old body so you could see just how much larger they are after a fresh shed.

A marine flatworm with its crab prey at low tide. (Video credit to Kurt Cabahug)

A marine flatworm with its crab prey at low tide. (Video credit to Kurt Cabahug)

Grey Whale enjoying a nice head scratch 🐳 Watch till the end

Grey Whale enjoying a nice head scratch 🐳 Watch till the end

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