For this week's installment of cute animals that distract you from Every Bad Thing Happening in the World Right Now, we're going diving into the deep blue ...

To survive the deep ocean, sea creatures need all kinds of adaptations that give them alien-like appearances, like huge eyes ...

Not every seal rescue story has a happy ending, but Mystic Aquarium remains committed to its mission. Recently, NBC News observed the rescue team army-crawling toward a group of seal pups to ensure ...

The most gigantic animal that has ever lived is the amazing blue whale. Watch this fascinating video revealing all kinds of facts about this massive creature, including just how large blue whales can ...

Jellyfish are brainless, boneless, eyeless creatures that are 95% water. Despite this simplicity, however, they’ve withstood ...

Juvenile weedy seadragons will be included in the Waikiki Aquarium’s Amazing Adaptations Exhibit, making their debut on May ...

33. See cougars, capybaras, jaguars, tigers, tapirs, bears, otters, koalas, kookaburas and more at the Palm Beach Zoo. Bring ...

"And thank the goddess of the ocean, Yemayá, for this amazing experience. I'm just so grateful to be ... Out in the middle of the ocean, you're in the marine animals’ world. Moments later, the coast ...

And indeed, he may be right! The sea is home to some of the most amazing animals on earth, including clownfish, dolphins, and whales. Each is uniquely adapted to survive in its environment and ...

I am writing about some amazing ocean mothers. There is a wide range of mothering styles among ocean animals as well as degrees of independence of their offspring from an early age. Starting with ...

The world’s oceans are divided into five sections – the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Antarctic Ocean, and the Arctic Ocean. Before the year 2000, only four oceans were recognized ...

"I can't imagine an ocean without sea lions, without sharks, dolphins, the amazing whales that we see off of our coast," said Bader. "Wish I had a crystal ball, but in the future, we're seeing ...