Monthly Archives: September 2014

The Beauty and Mystery of the Coral Reef

Posted on September 27, 2014 by fishpreserve

A beautiful paining depicting an underwater coral reef scene.  

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Beauty of the Sailfish

Posted on September 21, 2014 by fishpreserve

Painting of a Sailfish leaping over the ocean at sunset.    

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Shark Bits: Barracuda and Great White

Posted on September 9, 2014 by fishpreserve

Shark Week has come and gone, but they remain one of the most interesting marine animals to many. Here are two quick Shark bits (or bites?) on the Barracuda and the Great White. Beware the Barracuda The Barracuda Fish is … Continue reading →

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True Facts About the Fukushima Disaster

Posted on September 4, 2014 by fishpreserve

There’s been so much misinformation spread about the impact of the terrible Fukushima Disaster on the coast of Japan. Fortunately, Kim Martini of Deep Sea News put together a detailed account of what actually happened there along with a factual … Continue reading →

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Swimming with Dolphins

Posted on September 3, 2014 by fishpreserve

Amazing and stunning footage captured with a GoPro HD Hero camera. This was captured by a fisherman who left the camera submerged underwater and towed it behind his boat on his return trip home near Santa Cruz, CA. If you … Continue reading →

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19 Year Old Proposes Cleaning Up Half the Garbage in the Pacific in Under 10 Years

Posted on September 2, 2014 by fishpreserve

“I have invented a method to clean up almost half of the great Pacific’s garbage patch in just 10 years, using the currents to my advantage.” Boyan Slat first presented his ideas during a TEDx Talk in Delft, which has … Continue reading →

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