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Marine Life Articles

First Steps After a Lionfish Sting

Lionfish use venom as a protective mechanism. When divers come in direct contact with their spines or fins, venom is injected into the skin through needlelike bristles located along the dorsal, pelvic and anal fins.

Disappearing Arctic Sea Ice Puts Vital Marine Habitat on Thin Ice

Photojournalist Jill Heinerth surveys the fragile marine habitat in the Arctic, where melting sea ice has an ecosystem hanging in the balance.

Selfies, Unsolicited Human Attention Pose Major Threat to Seal Pups

Conservation organizations are urging people to stay away from seal pups on the beach.

A Scuba Diver's Guide to the Peculiar Side of Palau

Palau has plenty to offer traveling scuba divers, including bumphead parrotfish spawning and night diving experiences.

Non-Native Damselfish Species Invades Gulf of Mexico

An invasive species of damselfish has been increasing in population in the Gulf of Mexico.

Report on 2017 Shark Attacks and Deaths Released by International Shark Attack File

The International Shark Attack File released its report on the amount of unprovoked shark attacks in 2017 and shark attack deaths in 2017.

Scientists Share their Favorite Fun Facts on Twitter Using #WowScienceFact

Scientists and researchers used the hashtag #WowScienceFact on Twitter to share the most interesting facts they've learned while studying nature and more.