It’s been a while since I posted this image of one of the most curious little fish I’ve ever come across. This is the Banded or Blue-edged Sole (Soleichthys heterorhinos). It is found across the Eastern Indian Ocean and into the Western...
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This adorable Jorunna parva and I hope you all have a safe, happy holiday! “Jorunna parva, popularly known as “sea bunny”, is a species of dorid nudibranch, a shell-less marine gastropod mollusc in the family...
“Zebra mussels, named for the zigs and zags on their almond-sized shells, are native to Eurasia, and are thought to have first arrived in North America in the late 1980s as stowaways on ships lumbering across the Great...
One of the corals I shoot the most isn’t really a coral at all. I imagine most folks reading this are familiar with the Millepora genus, but I suspect most of my fellow divers think it’s just another...
