Australia claims to have the best regulated live animal export trade in the world. But regulation is one thing, and enforcement is entirely another. http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/stop-live-exp orting-of-animals-from-australia-for-slaughter

Humans may not like to admit it, but we are exotics in fragile island ecosystems. An "exotic" is a species that has been introduced into an eco-system causing competition with and destruction of native species of both plant and animals.

Deep-sea fish on film for first time

NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. -- The U.S. Coast Guard responded to a rescue call Thursday morning after a woman was apparently struck by a jumping dolphin.

KILLER whales and ocean-dwelling dolphins are increasingly venturing into Port Phillip Bay, despite fish stocks hitting record lows in some places.

Astonishing pictures taken on the beach

The Queensland government will step up efforts to protect the Great Barrier Reef, starting with a summit and regular report cards on its health, Premier Anna Bligh says. Ms Bligh today released a report into water quality on the reef in 2007, saying th

Dolphins have few friends in Bangladesh today to survive and their numbers are dwindling fast. The mammals were once a common sight in any rivers --their humpy backs suddenly breaking the water surface and then vanishing in a flash.

Japanese appetites are set to eat these fish to the brink of extinction. As supplies dwindle, prices of tuna have been going up.

Paradise Island, Bahamas - Dolphin Cay Atlantis is now home to 3 new dolphins! Megara, a 12 year old female; Hercules, a 10 year old male; and Isis, a 10 year old female arrived at their new home on Thursday October 2nd, flying on a DC-6 aircraft.