FAQ: Dugong
Dugongs: Don’t Be a Doofus, Learn About These Gentle Giants! FAQs: 1. What are dugongs and where do they live? Dugongs (Dugong dugon) are marine mammals related to manatees. They…
Meet the South American Sea Lion: Diving into the World of the Kings of the Southern Coasts
Picture this: a bustling colony sprawled across a rocky headland, the air filled with a chorus of roars and barks, and powerful, whiskered faces peering out from the waves. This…
8 of the Largest Living Creatures in the Sea: The Biggest Might Surprise You
Deep dives & giant fins: Meet the ocean’s biggest residents, from gentle giants to toothy titans in a single infographic! Don’t hoard the infographic goodness! Share it with the world…
Meet the Leatherback Turtle: Ocean Giant and Gentle Voyager
The leatherback sea turtle is a true marvel of nature—ancient, enormous, and built for epic ocean journeys. As the largest sea turtle in the world and the only one without…
FAQ: Scalloped Hammerhead Shark
1. What is the Scalloped Hammerhead shark and where does it live? The Scalloped Hammerhead (Sphyrna lewini) is a moderately large hammerhead shark, reaching up to 3.3 meters (11 feet)…
How to Save Our Oceans
Reduce your plastic footprint, choose sustainable seafood, and support ocean conservation efforts – every ripple makes a wave.
FAQ: Great Hammerhead Sharks
The largest hammerhead shark species is endangered? 1. What is the Great Hammerhead shark and where does it live? The Great Hammerhead (Sphyrna mokarran) is the largest species in the…
Meet the Giant Pacific Octopus
Unraveling the Mystery: A Glimpse into the Giant Pacific Octopus’ World Imagine a creature with eight powerful arms, the intelligence to solve puzzles, and the ability to change its color…
Meet the Manatee
Gentle Giants of the Sea: Manatees Glide Through Our Hearts Imagine a creature that resembles a large, friendly sea cow, munching peacefully on seagrass meadows. That’s the manatee, a marine…
Meet the Marine Iguana: Darwin’s “Imps of Darkness”
Of all the extraordinary creatures that call the Galapagos Islands home, perhaps none are as uniquely adapted – or as visually striking – as the Marine Iguana. Often described as…
