Marine biologist, artist, and nature enthusiast on a mission to promote ocean education and conservation
2019 will be remembered as the year humanity captured the first-ever image of a black hole! This year also brought fresh changes in our lives, as well as the future of our planet. With such a tumultuous year coming to an end, I though I’d share some pictures that summarize my 2019.
A pilot whale, despite what the name suggests, is not a whale that flies! Neither is it really a whale, but rather a large dolphin in the family Delphinidae. The genus Globicephala is shared by only two species of odontocetes: …
Atlantic Sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus) Fish rule the world!! That is, they are one of the oldest animals on this planet. Fish were here long before the dinosaurs – about 500 million years ago — and they still thrive today. In …
As the global youth climate movement sweeps the globe, it’s prime time for all of us to rethink our lives, and how we might alter them for the sake of the planet.
Fish tagging has been gaining popularity for decades, with biotelemetry now being the primary method used to study animal movements. But what is this technology, and why do we use it? Most of what we know about animal migrations today …