A new species of mysterious sea animal? No, unfortunately not, it’s actually a mass of Goose barnacles which were clinging to a log that washed up on a beach in Wales. Some amazing images nonetheless. Source
Colorful Flowers?
June 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
At first glance this looks like a field of purple, brown, and green flowers, but as you get closer you’ll be surprised by what it actually is.
Drunken Monkeys!
June 25, 2010 By 2 Comments
In the Caribbean, Vervet Monkeys have developed a taste for alcohol and can regularly be spotted stealing cocktails from humans on the beach. Brilliant wildlife video from BBC animal show ‘Weird Nature’.
Waimea Bay Shorebreak
June 20, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Waimea Bay is a spot on the Hawaiian island of Oahu’s north shore which gets some of the biggest waves on the Island. The outer break is frequented by locals and professional surfers during the Winter months when large swells create waves in excess of 25 feet. These images are of the inner shorebreak, which [...]
One of the deadliest creatures in the sea
June 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
One of the deadliest animals in the sea is not some man-eating shark, it’s actually a jellyfish known as the irukandji, and it’s about the size of your fingernail.
The Ocean’s Glory and Horror
June 8, 2010 By 1 Comment
This is a video from a natural geographic photographer detailing some of the amazing things he has seen while photographing marine life around the world. He also discusses some of the more troubling issues he has come across like seal hunting, over-fishing, whaling and more. Although this video is a little more on the serious side it is an absolute must see.
Mutant Penguin
May 14, 2010 By Leave a Comment
The all black coloration of the penguin in this video was jokingly described as being a “one in a zillion” mutation. He looks a little like a ninja penguin.
Crazy Ocean Foam
May 11, 2010 By 15 Comments
Scientists in Sydney, Australia say this foam is created as a result of impurities in the ocean such as salts, chemicals, dead plants, decomposed fish and excretions from seaweed.
