Undersea explorer Victor Vescovo has piloted submersibles to the deepest depth of each of the world’s oceans, a feat shared by no one else on earth.
After helping the world’s largest pension fund divest from fossil fuels, Nina Jensen tackles the ocean’s problems.
Modern science has largely debunked the idea of sharks as marauding “man eaters.” Can modern culture catch up?
Marine biologists have a front-row seat to catastrophic environmental change. There are lessons in how they cope.
Early in the pandemic, the ocean research vessel Falkor ended up going on an unplanned, month-long journey into the depths of the Australian sea—led by scientists who never set foot onboard.
A closer look at one of nature’s hidden wonders.
The entangled worlds of horseshoe crabs, whelks, and us.
Alien microbes could be flourishing in the underground seas of Titan and the solar system’s other ocean worlds.
In Sri Lanka, laws are supposed to protect sharks—but what if people won’t obey the laws?
After so much taking, it’s time to give.
Jellyfish have mesmerized people for millennia, and much remains to be learned about them.
The little-appreciated but very big problem of marine hypoxia.
Images are not always neutral, even within the framework of science.
Biodiversity itself seems to nourish the rainforests of the sea.
Hundreds of thousands of marine mammals are killed each year by fishing gear. This should not be considered “sustainable.”
