Marine Life News

More sea lions in California are falling ill, a concerning sign attributed to ocean warming driven by El Niño. This warming is forcing sea lions to travel furth

Another humpback dolphin has died on the Kozhikode coast after ingesting a ghost net, with a necropsy confirming starvation as the cause of death.

Over 100 eagle rays have gathered off the coast of Malta, marking the largest aggregation of the species ever recorded.

The winners and runners-up of the Underwater Awards Australasia 2026 have been announced, featuring stunning images such as a seal in a kelp forest and a juveni

Researchers have captured the first live sighting of the elusive bigfin squid in the northeast Pacific Ocean, a rare event according to the Monterey Bay Aquariu

A shark safety expert has criticized a $2 million program, asserting that there is no scientific evidence to support the effectiveness of shark nets in protecti

Footage captured the moment orcas attacked a 42ft sailing yacht named Seika off the Spanish coast near Picamillo, Galicia, ripping its rudder to pieces.

A 13ft "doomsday fish" washed ashore dead on a beach, fueling claims that its appearance is a warning sign of an impending disaster due to its folklore.

A roughly 12-meter-long dead whale has been discovered washed ashore on a beach in Tijuana, Mexico.

America's largest 'dead zone' in the Gulf Coast is causing marine life to suffer due to dwindling oxygen levels, a crisis that has persisted for decades.

Basking sharks, weighing ten tonnes, are making a magnificent return to the waters off the Isle of Man, specifically Port Erin Bay, after disappearing for sever

Scientists are testing if adding alkalis to seawater to absorb more CO2 harms marine life, with a focus on crustaceans like lobsters. However, research efforts

While other countries use drones to detect sharks near beaches, Nova Scotia officials currently have no plans to implement this technology, despite some beachgo

A 746lb Atlantic bluefin tuna was caught off the Yorkshire coast near Whitby, marking its return after nearly 90 years. Scientists attribute this to warming sea

The largest male great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic has reappeared and revealed a new location after previously prowling the US East Coast.

Scientists explain the return of giant bluefin tuna to British waters after a 746lb specimen was caught in the North Sea, the first in nearly 90 years. Warming

A crew from Whitby has caught two giant tuna, each weighing over 300kg, marking the first time such a catch has been made off Yorkshire since the 1960s.

A rare hammerhead shark was observed circling Malibu Pier, surprising local fishermen. This sighting is attributed to unusually warm ocean waters attracting tro

After decades of protection, blue and fin whale populations are gradually recovering in their ancestral habitats, with significant growth observed since 2012. D

The River Thames, once declared 'biologically dead' in 1957, has undergone a remarkable recovery and is now home to diverse marine life, including sharks and se

Dozens of dead sharks have washed up along the Jersey shore, surprising visitors, though New Jersey wildlife officials suggest the discovery may not be as myste

Videos of shark fishing in New Jersey, showing large sharks being lured into shallow waters near swimmers, have raised public concern this summer. Tom Hanson re

El Niño, which officially arrived in June 2026 and is expected to strengthen, is significantly altering marine life in the equatorial Pacific, leading to reduce

UK marine authorities have issued a legal warning regarding the disturbance of protected seahorses due to increased coastal tourism. Disturbing these creatures