An apparently huge marine animal that looks like a combination of a crocodile and an eel has washed up in Australia. But what is it?
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Although it’s been more than 150 years since Charles Darwin made the Galapagos Islands famous for its many indigenous species, these remarkable islands are not yet done surprising us.
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While most animals simply pass by or hover at a distance, some are interested in interacting with divers, even being playful. Here are a few of the more playful of the bunch.
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The project began an ambitious study to attach satellite tags to sharks at Darwin Island to track their movements.
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The discovery has raised a number of exciting questions, including how the turtles generate their biofluorescence, and whether the ability is limited to the Solomon Islands population.
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