Discusses the myths and legends behind this great sea creature and provides information about habitats, body structures, characteristics, and behavior, through pictures and illustrations.

Electronic catalog of sea anemones and corals. Including a bibliography of literature in which those species were described, and an inventory of type specimens. Also distribution maps and images for most type specimens.

Includes photos, illustrations, and maps with descriptions of herring life cycle, distribution, spawning research, mid-water trawling and processing.

Companion to PBS Nature program. Includes video clips, cephalopod quiz, wallpaper.

Introduces the elusive giant squid with information about its natural history, literary history, and a trip on a virtual submersible to learn more about life 2,000 feet below sea level.

Information and guidance to protect, conserve and manage Florida's marine and coastal resources. News, programs, education, resources, services, products, and articles.

Contains map of world kelp distribution and information on kelp harvesting, anatomy, use as food, and ecological importance.

Collection of databases that provide taxonomic data, life history, distribution, images, videos, references and scientific contact information on all living species of cephalopods (octopus, squid, cuttlefish and nautilus).

Information about sea urchins, with basic information such as how they live, feed, and reproduce. Alphabetic listing of their taxa with diagnostic features and distribution.

Descriptions of the horseshoe crab's natural history, evolution, anatomy, medical uses, conservation, research, and a section devoted to poems, tales, and images.

Introduction to the world of coral reefs with images and information about reef research, current problems threatening coral reefs, and the many organisms that reside within a coral reef.

A project that is gathering baseline data on ocean health, using whales, albatrosses, and pelagic fish as environmental indicators. Includes audio and video reports.