The ocean may be nature’s single greatest gift to humanity. It provides about half of the oxygen we breathe, feeds billions ...

With coral reefs struggling worldwide, a South Florida project called Reefline is creating underwater art installations to ...

This study measured the growth rate of coral reefs in Honaunau Bay, Hawaii, using on-site data gathering and aerial imagery. Researchers found that the reefs are being eroded by sea urchin populations ...

A new study published inThe American Naturalist sheds light on the peculiar phenomenon of “grazing halos”—ghostly, vegetation ...

(AP Photo/Sam McNeil, File) Coral reefs have seen some of the greatest impacts of climate change. Visit any reef these days and you’ll find bone colored rocks, wisps of plants and fewer fish.

"The reefs attract everything from vegetation to large fish and for waters off Cyprus ... 2025. Credit: AP Photo/Petros Karadjias An underwater drone passes inside the seawater during a ...

The Life and Times of Unknown Sea Creatures and Coral Reefs,” published in November in the US and January in the UK. It showcases the ocean’s little-known creatures with more than 300 images ...

"Reefs further from the coast have generally shown fish to be quite stable in the face of environmental ... Link to paper here. Link to images and video here. Please credit all images to Maya ...

Manz Share Another pleasant weekend led to many more fishing reports and fish photos for this time of ... Bob Poteshman of Confusion Charters said reefs are good for lake trout, more toward ...

Maybe you’ve even seen photos of what happens to a reef when ... these tiny, little coral reef fish that are really chirping to each other, making these whooping sounds and, you know ...

"We know that coral reefs remain in serious trouble by ocean warming in particular, but we also know that decreases in coastal pollution and increases in reef fish stocks can help reefs become ...

(Getty) Cobia fish can grow up to six feet and 100 pounds and can live up to 12 years, according to NOAA Fisheries. This species is found in buoys, debris, shipwrecks, and artificial reefs.