Algae-farming Fish are Domesticating Shrimp Swarms to Help Run Their F...
Humans have been domesticating animals for centuries. Many core industries such as agriculture wouldn’t exist without…
marine biology
Coral ‘Smell’ Is A Key Indicator of Reef Health
Coral can be thought to be the flowers of the sea due to their vibrant colours…
Robots, Research, and Riding the Waves
Mikayla spoke with Professor Jane Williamson of Macquarie University to discuss the applications of underwater remote…
Are Shark SMART Drumlines doing their job?
For the past 3 months, the NSW Government has been trailing the Shark Management Alert in…
Beluga Whale… or Russian Spy?
Fisherman in Norway yesterday were in for quite a surprise when they were greeted by a…
Oil Drilling in the Great Australian Bight
In the early 2010’s the Federal Government created a group of deepwater oil drilling leases in…
USB Sticks Part of the Leopard Seal Diet
What do you think Leopard Seals eat? Penguins? Yes. Birds? Yes. Fish? Absolutely. When curious scientists…
Shark Ecotourism
Sharks play an integral role in our natural ecosystem, however perceptions of them can more often…
New coral species finding in the Great Barrier Reef
It’s rare these days that we hear of something positive coming out of the Great Barrier…
We have a friend in phytoplankton
Often when we talk about ocean wildlife our attention is drawn to the larger species including…
The plight of the weedy seadragon
The weedy seadragon is a beautiful and charismatic marine creature native to the kelp forests of…
Wild Seas, Secret Shores
Manta rays and great white sharks -Thomas Peschak has traveled the world working for National Geographic, taking…