Marine Conservation

animal-ethics-travel

Surfing with dolphins refers to a guided activity in which participants paddle or ride waves alongside wild or semi‑wild dolphins, typically under boat‑based observation and...

science-nature

California sea lions face a range of predators across life stages and habitats, shaping behavior, distribution, and population dynamics. Understanding these pressures is essenti...

marine biology

Whales of New England include iconic species such as the humpback whale, fin whale, minke whale, North Atlantic right whale, and pilot whale, drawn by productive shelf waters, c...

marine biology

Brazil’s coastline spans the Atlantic Forest biome and supports diverse shark assemblages. The most frequently documented species include the sand tiger shark, the nurse shark...

shark-biology

Great white sharks are among the ocean’s most iconic predators, and Discovery’s Shark Week has shaped public understanding of them for decades. This guide explains their bio...

animals-and-nature

Panama shark refers to shark species recorded in Panamanian waters, including coastal and offshore habitats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific. This overview explains which sp...

biodiversity

The North Atlantic right whale is classified as Endangered on the IUCN Red List and listed as Endangered under the U.S. Endangered Species Act. The species is also designated as...

Biology and wildlife

The term Nimbus sea turtle commonly refers to a set of characteristics and ongoing research efforts related to sea turtle populations and tracking initiatives rather than a sing...

marine biology

Sharks are neither blind nor deaf; they possess functional, well-adapted eyes and hearing systems that support marine survival. Common myths stem from limited observations and m...

Status Updates

Ocean Ramsey, known for free diving with sharks and marine conservation work, is not publicly identified as vegan. She has not stated that she follows a fully plant-based diet,...