Our Blue Planet
This is what it feels like to be a dolphin
Diving, jumping, letting off a deafening amount of clicks and sounds, it seemed as though if you were able to keep up with them, they would let you into their family.
30.04.2018TAGGED IN
Diving, jumping, letting off a deafening amount of clicks and sounds, it seemed as though if you were able to keep up with them, they would let you into their family.
30.04.2018The worst ever mass bleaching event and successive powerful cyclones have devastated many of the world’s tropical coral reefs.
23.04.2018Otter spraint (poo) is one of the least offensive smells in the world of excrement; it has a slightly fishy - pungent odour. It is a delight.
13.04.2018If you want to be an explorer, dip your head beneath the waves.
13.04.2018Why do wrasse spawn daily throughout the year with different partners while seahorses pair up for life? Why do seabream and an anemonefish change sex from male to female, while many other fish do the exact opposite?
21.03.2018This sad old male, widowed many years before, would regularly return to his ancient nest to search for his mate and to “gaze out over the wide horizon and wait”. He would wait and search in vain.
22.02.2018The savannahs of the seas - our humble seagrass meadows - are in peril.
18.02.2018Footage gathered using on-animal cameras has allowed a rare view of the sperm whale’s world, and given scientists and viewers an intimate look into sperm whales families.
13.02.2018Dr Ellie Owen and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) set out to solve the mystery behind why puffin numbers have drastically declined.
08.12.2017Making environmentally responsible seafood choices can be an important way to help the ocean.
08.12.2017