I was out diving at Sharks Cove in O‘ahu a few days before Thanksgiving and there were clouds of fish in the marine reserve. Hundreds…
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Po‘opa‘a the foot long stocky hawkfish is a master at hunting on the Hawaiian shallow coral reefs. Local fishermen call it a rockfish, as it…
Remoras, also called suckerfish are the hitchhikers of the sea They have a suction cup on top of their head, which is a modified dorsal…
There is a massive, ongoing battle for space happening right now on our Hawaiian coral reefs and the battlefield is changing quickly. Up on land…
Most of our green sea turtles (honu) over the last thousand years have laid their eggs way up in the Northwest Hawaiian Islands. This is…
Over the past 15 years, it was my goal in Hawai‘i as a marine biologist to identify and shoot video of every fish species that…
While scuba diving at 60 feet deep in Kaua‘i, I saw my first large tiger shark underwater close up. I have to admit that I…
There have been a lot of articles lately in the news about coral bleaching and how rising sea temperatures may be to blame. It is…
There is a very unique coral reef in Lahaina, Hawai‘i, that was started by hurricane Iniki back in 1992 when huge 30-foot waves tore apart…
I was scuba diving one day off our North Shore at about 60 feet deep, when I came upon an amazing sight and shot a…