Gill-bearing aquatic craniates that lack limbs with digits, breathe underwater, and use tails and fins for locomotion.
Mahi mahi is a Hawaiian name meaning “strong.” This is a very fitting name indeed. If you have ever been on the other end of the line when attempting to bring one in, you well know the screaming rods, line-peeling runs and tail-thrashing jumps that accompany this brightly-colored blue, green and gold fish. Continue reading Mahi Mahi – Underwater Footage
The Florida Everglades is a unique and bio-diverse ecosystem. It is a fascinating place to visit. What are some of the animals you can see in the Everglades? Watch this video and find out. Continue reading Florida Everglades Video
Forget sand castles… Dig in the sand for fossils instead! Come to Caspersen Beach and turn your next beach trip into a real adventure! Continue reading Caspersen Beach Fossil Hunting
One ecological paradox that really inspires passion and fervor on both sides of the debate is on discussing the benefits and disadvantages of fish hatcheries.
What is your view? Continue reading A Visit To The Elk River Salmon Hatchery – Port Orford, Oregon