Skip to content

Explain the Reef!

Home
Bony Fishes
Sharks & Rays
Corals & Gorgonians
Invertebrates
- Algae
- Crustaceans
- Echinoderms
- Horseshoe Crabs
- Mollusks
- Worms
Mammals, Reptiles & Seabirds
Awesome Videos
Trending Reads
Who’s Who
The Photo
The Word
Funky
Reef Basics
Places
About

Blue Lined Octopus wth eggs and hatching – YouTube

March 25, 2017 neptune3-ca Uncategorized

Share this:

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Comment

Name *

Email *

Website

Notify me of follow-up comments by email.

Notify me of new posts by email.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

EXPLAIN THE REEF!

JUST GOING UNDERWATER AND LOOKING AT STUFF IS NOT THE SAME as understanding the reef! Explaining life under the sea is why Poseidon’s Web is here!

SIGN UP HERE FOR NEW-POST NOTIFICATIONS!

Email Address

FISH BASICS

Parrotfish Beaks Are Really, Really Strong
Actual Shark Facts You Should Read on Shark Awareness Day
Fish Buoyancy – How Our Finny Friends Stay Neutral (Unless They Don’t)
Black Durgons: In Living Color
Trunkfishes, Cowfishes: Boxy But Cute!

CORAL BASICS

Black Coral: Many Colors – But Rarely Black
Sea Fans, Rods & Plumes: Thinking Outside the Calyx
Corallite, Polyp, Zooxanthellae
What Lies Beneath – Reef-Building Coral Polyps

INVERTEBRATE BASICS

Sea Cucumbers – Superheroes of the Seas
The Moon Snail Mystery
Horseshoe Crabs Need Some Love
Lobsters: Babies on Board
Christmas Tree Worms on the Reef: Beautiful (and Wormy)

REEF BASICS

To Define Plankton, Think: “Ocean Food Bank”
Species Names: Why the Scientific Naming System Matters
Rats and Reefs: What Happens On Land Doesn’t Stay On Land
Parrotfish Beaks Are Really, Really Strong
The Plankton: The Soup of Life

AWESOME VIDEO!

To Define Plankton, Think: “Ocean Food Bank”

August 15, 2018

THE PLANKTON IS ONE OF THE KEYSTONES OF THE OCEAN FOOD CHAIN. In fact, it’s

Share this:

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)

Read more

THE PHOTO

Conch Eyes & Zen

FOR MANY OF US, DIVING IS ZEN, A MEDITATIVE EXPERIENCE. For me, communing with our

Share this:

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)
Click to share on Google+ (Opens in new window)

Read more

REEF BASICS: WHO'S WHO!

Trumpetfish: Sneaky, Relentless Predators on the Reef
Sea Pearl Algae – A Species Spotlight
Reef Lizardfish, Ambush Experts
Black Coral: Many Colors – But Rarely Black
Juvenile Slender Filefish
Banded Coral Shrimps – A Dance, a Wave & Maybe a Nice Massage
Yellow Stingrays – Where’s Waldo?
Sea Cucumbers – Superheroes of the Seas
Black Durgons: In Living Color
Trunkfishes, Cowfishes: Boxy But Cute!

PLACES

The Sapona Wreck: Strange Ship, Stranger Story – But Not Al Capone’s
Bonaire 2018: Old Standbys, “New” Sites. Who Knew?
The Philippines: In the Triangle
Bimini Chain: Sharks! Turtles! Conchs!
Florida Keys: Wind, Light, Barracudas

SEARCH THIS SITE

Search for:

CONTENT CLOUD

Algae Bahamas Bioluminescence Blennies Bony Fishes Climate Change Corals Crabs Echinoderms Eels Environmental Florida Keys Goatfish Gobies Hamlets History Hogfish Horseshoe Crabs Iguanas Invertebrates Lionfishes Lobsters Mangroves Marine Mammals Mollusks Nudibranchs Ocean Food Chain: What Eats What Way Down Below Octopus Parrotfishes Rays Reef Dynamics Seabirds Seahorses Sea Snakes Sea Spiders Sea Stars Sharks Shrimps Soft Coral Species Stingrays Trumpetfish Whales Worms Wrecks

Copyright Poseidon's Web, 2018. Powered by WordPress and Gambit.