1. 7 Jun


     

  2. 5 Jul


     

  3. 5 Jul


     

  4. 5 Jul


    A World Wildlife Fund study in New Guinea has documented many new species, including this Snub Nosed Dolphin. Discovered in 2005, it is the first new dolphin species to be observed in the last 300 years.

    A World Wildlife Fund study in New Guinea has documented many new species, including this Snub Nosed Dolphin. Discovered in 2005, it is the first new dolphin species to be observed in the last 300 years.

     

  5. 22 Aug


    fuck-yeah-cephalopods: Cuttlefish Diptych by Adrasteia9 on Flickr.

    fuck-yeah-cephalopods:

    Cuttlefish Diptych by Adrasteia9 on Flickr.

     

  6. 12 Sep


    i’m baaack…

    i’m baaack…

     

  7. 12 Sep


    g0tmus1c: Cuttlefish Are Awesome by shadamai on Flickr.

    g0tmus1c:

    Cuttlefish Are Awesome by shadamai on Flickr.

     

  8. 12 Sep


    (via dazzlingagony-deactivated201111)

     

  9. 16 Sep


    braingels: White-lined nudibranch

    braingels:

    White-lined nudibranch

     

  10. 19 Sep


    underwater-realm: Urchins unite! by MerMate on Flickr.

    underwater-realm:

    Urchins unite! by MerMate on Flickr.

     

  11. 19 Sep


    underwater-realm: Coral Grouper by Fish.Eye on Flickr.

    underwater-realm:

    Coral Grouper by Fish.Eye on Flickr.

     

  12. 24 Sep


    100leaguesunderthesea: rooster by BarryFackler on Flickr.

    100leaguesunderthesea:

    rooster by BarryFackler on Flickr.

    (via thebeautifulocean)

     

  13. 24 Sep


    tentacritters: Red (and white and green and blue and gray and purple) cuttlefish  

    tentacritters:

    Red (and white and green and blue and gray and purple) cuttlefish


     

     

  14. 29 Jul



    White-Lined or Alabaster Nudibranch,Dirona lineata

    By stevenbillings on Flickr

    white-line

     

  15. 29 Jul



    Wolf Eel, Anarrhichthys ocellatus

    By jrixunderwater on FlickrWolf Eel 0530

    Wolf Eels are not true eels because they have pectoral fins. These fins are used while swimming and as supports while the animal is resting on the bottom. These fish have large lips and powerful teeth and jaws to protect them from the spines of sea urchins, their favorite food.