In 1960 a bathyscaphe took two men to the deepest point on Earth. In 2010 that manned descent to the Mariana Trench—still unmatched—won co-pilot Don Walsh the Hubbard Medal, National Geographic’s top...
Census of Marine Life Maps and Visualization. The Census of Marine Life is a global network of researchers in more than 80 nations engaged in a 10-year scientific initiative to assess and explain the...
This infographic designed by Gavin Potenza for The Atlantic. Mapping out how endangered North American right whales encounter heavy shipping traffic. The map displays the whale's migration routes, right...
There's motion in the ocean, but where does it coming from? Waves are a beloved part of nature, but few know how they're actually formed. Some are big some are small, some are short, some are tall...
An expose into the mind-numbingly boring world of the krill.via krilloil.com
National Geographic has this neat little interactive graphic that visually compares the size of a blue whale with other large objects and animals.via channel.nationalgeographic.com(Click here to see...
What are the most likely places to be bitten by a shark? Plus, 5 things more likely to kill you than a shark.via www.mnn.com
Humans have found a diverse number of ways to ruin one of the earth's most beautiful resources. Everything from biological waste to nuclear reactors are being dumped in the ocean.This infographic will...
via ouramazingplanet.com This gives you a new appreciation for the Trieste crew who went to the bottom of all that.
via i.imgur.com The Mariana Trench
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