When Amber Harris heard noises outside, she discovered not a burglar but Neil - a 1300-pound elephant seal napping by her car. Unable to leave for work, her boss gave her the day off with the "seal of approval."
Deep beneath the waves, a tiny pufferfish works tirelessly for an entire week, creating a massive geometric sand pattern. Why? It's all to impress a female pufferfish and find love in the vast ocean.
When an angelfish at Denver Zoo started swimming oddly, experts stepped in with a creative solution: a CT scan designed for a water-dwelling patient. Discover how veterinarians diagnosed and treated this unusual case.
A playful seal named Mowgli has formed an unusual bond with diver Michael Boyd. From hitching rides on his fins to giving ticklish leg scratches, this special friendship is helping others fall in love with our oceans.
Sea urchins naturally place objects on their heads in the wild, and now creative aquarium owners are crafting custom tiny hats for their spiny pets. Meet the stylish sea urchins starting an underwater fashion trend.
Meet Howie, the 8-year-old rainbow crab who wears hats, gives high-fives, and just survived a dangerous month-long molting process while 30,000 fans watched live. This is no ordinary crab's story.
Meet Rayna and Snooty - a professional diver and a lemon shark who've formed an incredible friendship off Florida's coast. With her distinctive 'smile,' Snooty seeks out nose rubs and attention during their seasonal reunions.
A baby walrus found 4 miles inland from Alaska's coast is recovering thanks to an unusual but vital treatment: 24/7 cuddles. Discover how this constant contact is crucial for the orphaned calf's survival and development.
Want to help scientists study beluga whales from your couch? Marine researchers are asking viewers to watch their live stream and take screenshots that will be used to track more than 50,000 migrating whales.
A curious seal pup has been making friends with surfers in San Diego, catching rides on their boards and even attempting to surf. Local experts confirm the playful behavior is completely natural.