Take this quote from his new documentary, Ocean, where he's talking about a coral reef. "One could spend days swimming ...

Australia’s Ningaloo Reef is sick, like many coral reefs around the world. And scientists warn reef restoration projects are no substitute for climate action.

But on reefs, about half of fish species feed by grazing on algae or other organisms growing on the reef. Michalis Mihalitsis, at the time a postdoctoral researcher in Wainwright's lab, used ...

But on reefs, about half of fish species feed by grazing on algae or other organisms growing on the reef. Example of a high-speed video, showing lateral jaw rotation in a Zanclus cornutus.

A new study using high-speed video shows for the first time that the reef fish Zanclus cornutus (Moorish idol) and the related surgeonfish can move their jawbones sideways as well as up and down. This ...

But on reefs, about half of fish species feed by grazing on algae or other organisms growing on the reef. Michalis Mihalitsis, at the time a postdoctoral researcher in Wainwright's lab, used high ...

Michalis Mihalitsis, at the time a postdoctoral researcher in Wainwright’s lab, used high-speed video to observe feeding in Zanclus cornutus or “Moorish Idol,” a spectacular reef fish with ...

Photos from coral bleaching along the Ningaloo coast in February.Credit ... “Bleaching has not been restricted to shallow water lagoons and reef flats, but has occurred in deeper water on ...

Three of Australia's sandy oases have been named among the 50 best beaches in the world.

But a startup called Near Space Labs has a very different approach to taking high-resolution photos from up high. Near Space Labs is building aircraft, called Swift, that are raised by helium ...

“The waters of the bay are part of the incredible Ningaloo Reef, providing up-close encounters with a diverse array of marine life in crystal-clear conditions. “Its currents gently carry ...

Wildlife photographer Louis Richter told Yahoo he was working on a tour boat with Ningaloo Reef Whale Sharks in WA's Coral Bay when a tourist spotted something unexpected taking place in the water.