So much sexier than a Prius is the Hybrid Coral, in my opinion anyway. Like any good romance novel, the story takes place under the light of a full moon. Add the ocean salt spray and a bit of sand in unwanted places and this is a story for the lovers. The threatened Staghorn (Acropora cervicornis) [...]
Another story today courtesy of Stone's "Punishment" Habenero-infused brew... ouch. Jared said it was the equivalent of drinking mace). Anyway, here's NPR's take on the Salty Saison (ugh, fine it's an Ale, but I couldn't resist some good word-play). I'm also inclined to try this [...]
On the last trip of the season, a whale watching tour on Atlantic Canadian waters was treated to the thrill of a [...]
UK based Cambridge University has come out with some pretty cool new research as of late, pointing at the fact that certain fishes might but forming deadly little alliances against their prey. A trout native to the Pacific and Indian oceans, a piscivorous one at that, has long been known to prowl [...]
Apologies to anyone with sinus issues, but facts are facts. Anywho, very much like that little tidbit of a fact, this is hardly news, but thanks to Ret Tablot, I've got Bangaiis on the brain and figured I'd merge that into an ongoing theme of fishy breeding habits, so here we go. First, let me [...]
I was originally planning on hitting the Museum of Natural History tomorrow since, GASP! I'm a born and bred New Yorker and have never been (shameful, I know), but then I saw this incredible underwater art museum located in the Red Sea. Ok, realistically I'm still going to stick to New York City [...]
The traveling show with Jon Swanson and Break on Through to The Others Side. This week we catch up with the astounding Jon Swanson of the E.O. Smith Coral Project and find out all about this year's innovative version of the Frag Farmers Market. Jeremy is prepping to be part of this amazing show and [...]
