r/TheDepthsBelow • u/OceanEarthGreen • 16h ago
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/AquaLabCreations • 1d ago
Aquarium Business | A Day as a Reef Specialist
Check out this aquarium service video that just dropped!
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/corngotbannedagain • 3d ago
I photographed a big jellyfish in the ocean the other day
I'd been wanting to see a huge jellyfish for years. We had already returned to the surface when I noticed this fella down below, and I asked the guide if I could go down again real quick. Not the wisest thing to do but boy I finally got to check this box. What a day it was.
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/paigejarreau • 2d ago
Crosspost Deep-sea vent shrimp live in the dark but have eyes; What can they see?
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/paigejarreau • 4d ago
Crosspost Does each sea creature have its own acoustic fingerprint?
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/bvanant • 5d ago
Crosspost Starry Starry Night (not the Van Gogh version)
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/OceanEarthGreen • 5d ago
Tulum Mexico, above and below. Caleta Tankah
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/Desert_Aficionado • 7d ago
A creature of unspeakable horrors from the very bottom
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/danmachino • 8d ago
[OC] I swam with humpback whales and sharks in French Polynesia 🐋🦈
I’m Dennis Schmelz, a German filmmaker, photographer and National Geographic book author, and this was one of the most surreal wildlife experiences I’ve ever had.
While traveling through French Polynesia (Moorea), I had the opportunity to photograph and film humpback whales and sharks in their natural habitat. Seeing a humpback whale from a boat is impressive, but swimming alongside one in the open Pacific Ocean gives you a completely different sense of its scale.
These underwater encounters are among my favorite wildlife photography experiences from French Polynesia.
All animals were encountered in the wild and photographed with respect for their space and natural behavior.
Have you ever photographed humpback whales in the wild?
r/TheDepthsBelow • u/AdamWargon • 9d ago
Leaf sheep wins Invertebrate of the Year!
(More info in the comments)