There’s something beautiful about early morning fog over the ocean. The water is often calm, the air cool and still. But are you sure that’s fog you’re looking at and not mist?

When it comes to legally sharing your science, gold open-access isn’t your only option. Welcome to the world of Green Open Access - and for us marine people, MarXiv.

For coastal communities, few things are more frightening than a Tsunami.

New Zealand’s Moeraki Boulders are a thing of beauty - and of legend and conspiracies.

Ever evolving technology is helping us learn more and more about the ocean, but some tech has barely changed in 300 years….

Don’t let looks fool you.  Gooseneck barnacles may look a little dull but like all life on this planet, they are amazing.

There’s something strange about the distribution of the brown fur seal - the largest fur seal in the world.

Dreaming of clear blue seas? Underwater survey work doesn’t always happen in warm, clear, tropical water settings.

The UK is blessed with many different species of whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Join in the National Whale and Dolphin Watch to spot some of them yourself - and help with their conservation. No experience required!