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Lawyer Smashes World Record Becoming Fastest Female to Row Across the Atlantic – To Show Girls Anything is Possible

A London lawyer has set a new world record for the fastest ever female solo row across the Atlantic in an effort to “show...

White Tufted Sea Creatures Among the Winners in This Underwater Photography Contest

From a crocodile's toothy grin to a pouting fish the size of pea, some of the world's best underwater pictures have been revealed in...

Winners of Best Underwater Photography Awards Will Take Your Breath Away – LOOK

An astounding photo of five whale sharks, feeding together at night in the waters of the Maldives has won the 2022 Underwater Photographer of...

70 New Species Were Discovered in 2021 – Including 2 Guitarfish and a Pink Pygmy Pipehorse

From the lowland forests of Madagascar to Easter Island’s coral reefs, dozens of new flora and fauna were added to the scientific tree of...

The Most Stunning Moments For Animals in 2021 Will Make You Cheer – and Love Them Even More

While media outlets talk about the "Age of Extinction" for species, they never seem to include the multitude of good news—and there was a...

Watch a Huge Spotted Eagle Stingray Glide Majestically Around Scuba Diver

The Galapagos Islands features some of the most beautiful creatures on the planet. Scuba divers visit from all over the world to view the...

Once Biologically Dead, London’s River Thames Rebounds – With Seahorses and Seals

Once declared biologically dead, the Thames River flows as much with life as with water these days, and the first report on its health...

A 15 Million-Acre Protected Superhighway Near Galapagos Was Just Created to Preserve Marine Life

Ecuadorian President Guillermo Lasso announced at the climate summit, COP 26 in Scotland, an expansion of the marine protections around the iconic Galápagos Islands...

Watch Diver’s Thrilling Encounter With One of the World’s Most Bizarre Fish That Has No Tail

This scuba diver cannot contain his joy when he finds himself among some of the world's most elusive and unusual fish. These ocean sunfish are...

Here’s All the Good News From the COP26 Global Climate Summit Thus Far

At COP26, many of the parties to the Paris Climate Agreement have doubled-down on their commitments to reducing forest-loss and emissions. Three days into the...

Virgin Births Have Been Documented in Rare Bird Population – The Endangered California Condor

The temptation to quote Jurassic Park must have been irresistible for conservation scientists at a San Diego Zoo breeding program for critically-endangered California condors,...

See the Moment a Shark Appears to Pose for a Selfie With a Diver, and Crack the Same Huge Smile

This is the moment a shark appears to pose for a selfie with a diver—and crack the same giant smile. 36-year-old William Drumm recently clicked...

Friendly Humpback Whale Gives Woman the Experience of a Lifetime – WATCH

Humpback whales are among the largest, but most gentle and intelligent creatures on the planet. Humpback whales come to Tonga to breed and give birth...

Meet the Sea Slugs That Chop Off Their Heads and Then Grow New Bodies

Since the days of BBC's original Planet Earth, nature documentaries have brilliantly revealed the bizarreness of life. But, the behavior of a sea slug...

Photographer Unites With Cuban Scientists to Save the World’s Most Beautiful Snail

There are things about the island of Cuba that don't make the news—for example, it has the world's largest biodiversity of snails. The painted snail,...

NASA Technology to Map The Stars Could Now Help Save World’s Largest Fish

High above our planet, the Hubble Space Telescope has special software for parsing out the details of each individual star it surveys. Now this...

Rockfish Populations Rebound After Strict Management Decades Ahead of the Expected Date

Recent rockfish stocks up and down the California waters have rebounded completely after regulations were placed on them in the 2000s. This year many of...

Porpoises Rebound in a Big Way Following California Ban on Indiscriminate Fishing Nets

After decades of use, ‘gillnets’ and the fishing strategies that employed them have been banned by California law—and that has provided a boon for...

Britain Helps World’s Most Remote Inhabited Islands to Establish Biggest Marine Sanctuary in the Atlantic

Centered around the small archipelago of Tristan da Cunha in the Southern Atlantic, governments and ecological organizations have created the fourth-largest marine protected area...

‘SharkCam’ Reveals Secret Breeding Life Of The Endangered Basking Shark Species

The first successful tracking of basking sharks has taken place—with a robotic underwater camera. A ‘SharkCam’ underwater vehicle (AUV) is one of the world's 'most...