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Watch: This Crashing Wave Art Installation in South Korea Brings Seaside Tranquility to a Busy City
The screen’s resolution is nearly twice ultra-HD, making the installation even more realistic than ocean footage on your TV at home.
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Scientists Put 3D Glasses on Cuttlefish and Find Out They Use Human-Like Depth Perception to Hunt Prey
3D movies of shrimp were involved, too—all in the name of seeing if cuttlefish use stereopsis like we do.
Need More Penis Fish In Your Life? A California Aquarium Has a Livestream
After thousands of 'penis fish,' or fat innkeeper worms, washed up on the shores of California, one aquarium decided to give people an up-close-and-personal look at the phallic annelid via livestream.
Why Thousands of 'Penis Fish' Washed Up on a California Beach
'Urechis caupo' bears a striking resemblance to a specific part of male human anatomy, but the species is usually hidden underground. Something brought them to the surface.
Swedish Divers Just Discovered Two Shipwrecks That Might Be Related to the Famous Vasa Warship
Unlike the ‘Vasa,’ these ships almost definitely didn’t sink less than a mile into their maiden voyages.
Scientists Capture Video of Deepstaria, a Rarely Seen, Shapeshifting Jellyfish
In the video, the Deepstaria jellyfish hovers like a ghost before unfurling its billowing bell, giving scientists aboard the 'Nautilus' a rare look at the illusive species.
15 Things You Can Do to Help Keep Oceans Clean
It's not just enough to enjoy our oceans—we also have to help keep them clean. Here are 15 ways you can pitch in.
15 of the World's Most Popular Beaches as Seen From Above
Planning your next great beach vacation? See what the world's most popular spots for sun and sand look like from the sky.
Submarine Expedition Reveals Parts of the Titanic Have Fully Decayed
The salt, currents, and metal-eating bacteria of the ocean are breaking down the wreck of the 'Titanic,' and it could be gone completely as soon as 2030.
A Project in India Is Turning Discarded Fishing Nets Into Surfboards to Reduce Ocean Plastic
The fishing nets, which contribute greatly to ocean plastic waste, are living a new, eco-friendly life.
Dreaming of Spending a Night in a Lighthouse? There’s a Website for That
BookaLighthouse.com is like Airbnb for old lighthouses that have been converted to lodging for adventurous travelers.
10 Things You Might Not Have Known About Pearl Harbor
Pearl Harbor's contributions to world history didn’t begin—or end—on December 7, 1941. From epic rock concerts to astronaut visits, the storied lagoon has seen quite a lot.
Mondo Releases Special Jaws-Themed Products in Honor of Shark Week
Celebrate 'Shark Week' with Mondo and pick up enamel pins, a poster, and a vinyl album inspired by the Steven Spielberg movie 'Jaws.'
5 Expert Tips for Surviving a Shark Attack
Sharks rarely attack humans, and not all shark encounters are fatal. Still, some of these strategies could help you avoid becoming chum.
Report: American Beaches Are Brimming With Bacteria
Runoff from urban areas and even sewage pollution is making hundreds of public beaches unsafe, according to a new report.
A Retirement Home for Orcas Could Be Opening in Washington's San Juan Islands
After a life spent performing in tanks, orcas could receive care, protection, and freedom in a new open-water sanctuary off Washington state.
Georgia Beachgoers Saved a Pod of Pilot Whales That Washed Ashore
When dozens of pilot whales washed ashore on St. Simons Island in Georgia, beachgoers sprang into action to save them.
6 Strange Maritime Mysteries
From the Bermuda Triangle to the Mary Celeste, here are some of the most puzzling enigmas of the deep.
Watch a Massive Whale Breach a Few Feet Away From a Man's Boat
The video of the breaching whale was captured off Gloucester, Massachusetts—one of the best whale-watching locations on Earth.
DNA From a Shark Tooth Embedded in a Man's Foot for 25 Years Identifies the Culprit
Jeff Weakley was attacked by a shark in 1994. Now, a tooth embedded in his foot has revealed the shark's species.
America's 25 Best Beach Towns
While having the beach at your doorstep may sound like an enviable, expensive luxury, it’s more attainable than you might think.
11 Facts About the Vaquita, The World's Most Endangered Porpoise
Its been just over 60 years since we discovered the species—and now there may be less than 20 of them left in the world.
Corona's New Stackable Cans Would Eliminate the Need for Plastic Six-Pack Rings
Lockable teeth located at the top and bottom of each Corona can allow for beers to easily stack on top of each other in a system called "Fit Packs."
The World’s Largest Underwater Restaurant Just Opened in Norway—Take a Peek Inside
Under, which just opened in Norway, is the first underwater restaurant in Europe and the largest in the world.