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Creature of the Month is the Threespot Dascyllus
If you have dived in the Red Sea, Indian or Eastern Pacific Ocean, you will probably have seen shoals of these small black fish....
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Huge Flash Sale starts on June 14th at 11am GMT!
The first 100 spaces for all valid departures in 2018 that are paid in full...
More fish in Indonesia shark sanctuary but fishermen turning to crime
Good news for Indonesia's shark sanctuary: sharks and other fish are more abundant within zones with fishing restrictions according to a new study. Bad...
Diving Placencia Belize – What you Need to Know before you Go
In the southern part of the friendly country of Belize lies a beach town with a knack for cheap happy hours, inexpensive good food...
What is an endangered marine fish worth? Nothing in Canada.
Cost, and not threat status, governs the listing of imperiled fishes in Canada. In fact, if it costs anything at all to protect marine...
Scientists say 90% Shark Loss at Populated Pacific Islands
Pairs of SCUBA divers towed behind a small boat have been recording shark numbers at both heavily populated Pacific islands and islands away from...
Caribbean Corals in Danger of Extinction
Caribbean coral species are dying off, indicating dramatic shifts in the ecological balance under the sea, a new scientific study of Caribbean marine life...
‘100 Years’ until Bleaching a Problem for Corals in Northern Red Sea
Warming seas around the world are threatening corals. But scientists from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Bar-Ilan University have noticed that corals in...
Creature of the Month: Yellow Saddle Goatfish Work Together
Yellow saddle goatfish are a common site on the reefs of the Red Sea. A team of scientists from Switzerland though have discovered that...
Galapagos Islands Wolf and Darwin home to largest shark biomass in the world
More sharks live around the Galapagos Darwin and Wolf Islands than anywhere else on the planet