Have you had the opportunity to see Disney’s Earth?  If you like nature films, this epic story of 3 families is one you want to see.  And now for anyone who loves our oceans and the creatures in them, Disney Nature is about to release its newest film in theaters. .
On April 22, 2010 Disney will release [...]

(Dec. 18, 2009) — An endangered turtle named Anita made history on Dec. 15, when she became one of the only live marine turtles to ever fly in the passenger cabin of an airplane, thanks to a one-time exemption by American Airlines and the dedication of a University of North Carolina Wilmington marine biology [...]

Scientists turn to Kane’ohe sharks for vision study
By Christie Wilson
Advertiser Staff Writer

A new study involving hammerhead sharks from Kane’ohe Bay indicates the weird-looking creatures have outstanding binocular eyesight and a 360-degree field of vision.

Binocular vision, which occurs when the view fields of two eyes overlap, gives the sharks excellent depth perception, making it easier for them [...]

I recently found a good site for looking at scuba videos  http://www.scubadivingtube.com/ The site show places to dive and also reviews equipment.
It you have a few minutes check it out.  Maybe even bookmark it.

An oceanside vacation can mean more than just lying on the beach, dipping your toes in the ocean. Blue tourism, which often has an emphasis on conservation, is gaining traction as an option for travellers who want to connect with the world’s water.
Paradise Island in the Bahamas recently launched a blue tourism initiative aimed at [...]

I am one of the luckiest divers in the world.  I get to dive on a Carribbean Reef at Shedd Aquarium.  The  reef is home to a large green sea turtle named Nickel.  Nickel was recovered off the coast of Florida after she was hit by a motor boat.  The boat caused damage to her [...]

The Santa Monica Pier Aquarium got a little wetter than usual last Thursday.  That’s because a small octopus (about the size of your fist) disassembled the water return valve in its’ tank and flooded the new floors of the aquarium.  Luckily for the octopus there was enough water left in the tank to stay alive, [...]

Today, divers have many choices where and when to dive.  However, the cost of travel has become a real issue.  But never fear, there are places throughout the US and in the world where divers can experience diving with sharks and other animals somewhere near their home.  Below is a partial list of places, some [...]

 
I often answer questions while feeding the fish and marine life when diving at Shedd Aquarium.  One of the most frequently asked questions is, “aren’t you afraid to be diving with those hammerhead sharks?”  I generally answer the question in 2 parts.  First these are not hammerhead sharks, they are Bonnethead sharks, and no I [...]

The Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta, announced it will increase its size of 8 million gallons of water to 9.5 million, by adding a dolphin habitat which will include a dolphin show and encounter.  Already, billed as the “world’s largest aquarium, the expansion will increase the size and number or animals available for viewing.
Previously scubaology.com wrote about the Whale [...]