The Latest Breaking News from Ocean

As nightmares go, being trapped in a small box deep underwater is probably high on many peoples’ lists. But one US professor is doing this on purpose. Joe Dituri, a former US navy diver and expert in biomedical engineering has been living in a 55 square meter space 30 feet…

Models show that currents could slow by more than 40 percent within 30 years, with potentially devastating effects

MAFS is over! Au revoir! Arrivederci!‘Twas an accountability-filled finale. MAFS expert John Aiken scolded ocean fucker lover Dan for treating his objectively gorgeous on-screen wife Sandy like shit.Lyndall was forced to watch all the beautiful, happy moments she shared with Cam before he developed a cuddle allergy. Alyssa apologised to Duncan after realising some of her actions…

NEW YORK — Oceans — let alone lethal Bengal tigers on lifeboats — are usually a nightmare for Broadway; just look at the trouble Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” had in going under the sea. But in the 2019 stage version of “Life of Pi,” which was scripted by Lolita Chakrabarti,…

LOS ANGELES — In what was far and away the most fun and most grueling reporting assignment of my career, I took on a challenge that’s possible in only a few places on Earth: surfing in the ocean and snowboarding in the mountains on the same day.

Fish have been caught more than 5 miles (8 kilometres) under the surface of the ocean for the first time ever - and filmed even deeper - by a joint Japanese-Australian scientific expedition.

Footage of unknown snailfish captured by researchers from Western Australia and Tokyo in Izu-Ogasawara trench

El Nino is a global weather event that can dictate the climate for the years to come, and this summer could see its return. The warmer Pacific Ocean could lead to widespread heatwaves

Experts explain the long history behind the smelly Sargassum seaweed "blob" and the role of climate change in its appearance.

The rise of electric vehicles has sparked an unintended controversy, with the growing need for the rare metals used in modern batteries pitting

The International Seabed Authority will start accepting applications in July from companies that want to mine the ocean's floor, a decision that came after the U.N. body spent the past two weeks debating standards for the new and controversial practice.