This is the Temae reef near Tahiti, and what you are looking at is a open cube that was dropped onto the reef in an effort to show the incredible density and diversity of life on the planet. Photographer David Liittschwager captured each and every animal and plant in...
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These creations were on display at an event named Bloemencorso in the Netherlands. The event features an enormous parade of objects made entirely out of flowers!
Check out this wild Tridacna that just showed up on Route 66's stock list! Thanks for the eye candy Eric!
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Sometime in the past year, a super secret meeting spawned a new business on Long Island in New York.  Someone was probably drinking Kraken rum when they posited the idea of ReefGen, a new farming organization focused on unusual and unique species. Justin Credable...
Säcken Reef, to be precise. That's Sweden's one remaining coral reef, dominated by this cold water Lophelia pertusa which lives without the help of zoothanthellae by capturing food that has fallen onto it from above. These corals inhabit an extremely cold and deep...
Our friend Yumi Yumi in Brooklyn is now selling these lovely Creature Cups to make your morning joe a bit more exciting. Each mug contains a critter which is revealed slowly as you consume your drink. We're a big fan of this octopus as well as the lobster version. ...
This fishy circuit board was created by artist Peter McFarlane. Peter has done many different pieces using circuit boards as a base, but a few caught our eye in the quest for all things where reef and gadgets intersect. You can check out all of his work with...