Five fascinating species discovered by Smithsonian scientists in 2014
Snapshot
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Study: Bleaching events impair long-term coral reproduction
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Climate change expected to expand majority of ocean dead zones
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Nautilus shell deformity puzzles scientists
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Diversity of resident crabs is key to coral survival
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Faithful crabs engage in risky behavior when opportunity arises
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Panamanian fish catch is vastly under-reported, study reveals
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New species of armored catfish from Colombia
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Smithsonian scientists link fish larva in Florida to new sea bass species from Curacao
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Cold, dark and lonely: Deep-water corals thrive where the sun never shines
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Scientists find impact of open-ocean industrial fishing within centuries of bird bones
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Biologist Andrew Sellers turns lionfish invasion into research opportunity
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New study proves the remora’s sucker disc is in fact a highly modified dorsal fin / Q&A with taxonomist David Johnson
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Illustration from American game fishes, their habits, habitat, and peculiarities
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Save your local fishing hole
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New species of deep-sea catshark described from the Galapagos
