by Gary Parr | Jun 13, 2016 | Fish, Photography, Podcast, Reef, Science
It’s always a treat when Alex Rose joins us to share her underwater exploits. This time she takes us from Orca hunting in Norway to the Philippines, and then to Australia. Don’t miss the stories this week and be sure to check out her photos below. Download the podcast here, or subscribe to our podcasts at iTunes. Also, follow us on Twitter at reefthreads.—Gary and Christine
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NameEmail * Large male orca in Tromso, Norway
The Northern Lights
Pair of commensal shrimp on a whip coral.
Tomato clownfish showing off.
Reefscape with lots of anthias.
Pair of Coleman shrimp on a fire urchin.
Great Barrier Reef at low tide.
Most of the carpet anemones were bleached on the Great Barrier Reef.
Health outcropping of Acropora on the Great Barrier Reef.
Bleached Acropora at around 60 ft. on the Great Barrier Reef.
by Admin | Dec 7, 2015 | Equipment, Science, Technology
There was a time, in the U.S.’s not-too-distant past, that nuclear power wasn’t as contentious a subject as it is now, and our country’s top researchers and scientists were on the look out for new and interesting ways to use the radioactive isotopes... by Admin | Dec 3, 2015 | Invertebrates, Photography, Reef, Science
I have a massive fondness for basket stars, their fractally configured, furled structure is highly appealing: each arm branching into smaller and smaller versions of itself; they remind me of underwater... by Todd Gardner | Nov 10, 2015 | Science
Typically, my last dive of the season in New York takes place by late October, but, since poor weather kept me out of the water for the last two weeks of the month, I thought I would push the limits of my cold tolerance with a November dive this... by Todd Gardner | Oct 29, 2015 | Eye Candy, Fish, Science
It’s late October. As autumn progresses, it gets increasingly difficult to put on my gear and get in the water. Between the head-numbing cold and the departure of the tropicals, the idea of diving in New York becomes less appealing with each passing...
