There is an old Aboriginal story about the starfish. It tells how some animals needed a canoe to cross the ocean and get to the other side of the shore. Continue reading The Sea Star | When the Starfish Regenerates
Beachgoers are always warned not to swim during jellyfish season or in areas where jellyfish are abundant. Continue reading The Sting of the Jellyfish | A Protector of the Sea
Puffins are hunted for their eggs, feathers and meat. It is believed that they have been hunted since time immemorial. Continue reading The Atlantic Puffin | Fishing in the Sky
Volcanoes don’t always erupt above ground for the whole world to see. More than 70 percent of all volcanic eruptions occur underwater. Continue reading Atolls and Submarine Volcanoes | The Primal Power of Creation
What do the starfish and the sea urchin have in common? They are both echinoderms. Continue reading Fishing for Foie Gras | A Story of the Sea Urchin
The extensive and wide distribution of the homogeneous cultural heritage of the early Astronesians shows that they possessed exemplary knowledge of outrigger canoes for transportation purposes. Continue reading The Laurel Wreath for the Colonisation of the Sea | A Story of the Austronesian People
For the symbiosis to be a true partnership, both the sea anemone and the crab must be able to reciprocate. Continue reading The Science of A Perfect Partnership | Teachings from the Crab and the Sea Anemone
Plastic bags and food wrappers have an incredibly short lifespan in terms of usage; and yet in the aftermath of their shelf life, they continue to persist in the ocean for hundreds of years. Continue reading When the Precious Ocean Becomes a Junkyard
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