Pee-ew, trust us, it is best to keep your distance from an Elephant Seal colony. Lucky for you, you get up close with them in this species spotlight, minus the noise and the smell!

It’s about time we discussed some very important fashion designers from the world of nature. See who’s making a name for themselves, and whether you can see yourself in their work.   

Long journeys, a love of small plates, and mysterious rumbles. Read on to learn more about the secretive lives of the biggest fish in the sea.

Enter the Banggaii Archipelago, a reef paradise in Indonesia where you can swim to your heart's content, snacking on tasty copepods. But there is trouble in paradise! Read on to find out more (and to find out what an Earth a copepod is)

The latest TikTok trend may not be what you’re expecting. It’s time for Mobula Mobula to take the stage, inspiring a movement of pride across Indonesia. #legendalaut

Tummy tables, tools and thick fur. Come enter the world of the sea otter!

Dr. Rosa Vásquez Espinoza, Peruvian chemical biologist and former National Geographic Explorer, integrates her Andean-Amazonian heritage and learnings in traditional medicine to protect the species and spaces of the last remaining high-altitude rainforests of the Peruvian Amazon.

Juan and Mariano are two Argentinian filmmaking veterans with several decades of experience between them. From Pumas to the critically endangered Hooded Grebe in Patagonia, these two have worked with all manner of species. Mariano even helped Leo finally get his Oscar for ‘The Revenant’.

A fish with whiskers? Angelsharks have a set of whisker-like sensory organs by their mouths called barbels. These barbels help them detect when a tasty morsel is getting a bit too close to their giant mouth so they know when to unleash their ambush.

A burping, farting, seagrass munching machine. Read on to find out what else this adorable marine tank gets on with. 

A floating Christmas ornament, underwater firework, or jelly disco ball? Find out all about these bright sparks, including how they helped us during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Humpback whales are the pop stars of the sea. They're incredibly vocal; they grunt, groan, shriek, roar, and perhaps most famously, siiiiing. Male humpbacks are the only ones that can belt out incredibly long and complex songs with similar structures to human music. These elegant compositions are used for communication, sizing up rival males, and finding love.

The deep blue. The abyss. The glaring nothingness. How often have you looked at the sea and thought, ‘I wonder what’s down there’? We all know of the ocean: stormy waters, white sand beaches and reefs – but how much do we really know about it?

Just like you and boo, some species can’t survive without each other.