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This year, the 10th annual Photo Competition for United Nations World Ocean Day (UN WOD) received thousands of photo submissions from around the world surrounding the theme, Planet Ocean: Tides Are Changing.

From underwater wonders to spectacular landscapes, here are the winners from the 2022 World Nature Photography Awards.

The contest showcases the work of some of the planet’s best photographers

Join Dive Worldwide on Thursday 16 March for a virtual talk (7.00pm-8.00pm) to learn more about the weird and wonderful  world of muck diving, and the strange creatures to discover. The talk is led by award-winning photographer Saeed Rashid. Throughout the talk, Saeed will show his own photographs, such as those of frogfish, nudibranch, mimic […]

A touching image of a dying mother octopus with its young has been crowned overall winner of the 2022 Ocean Art Underwater Photo Contest.

Every night, plankton take a journey to shallower waters to feed, prompting predators to follow in search of a very small, but tasty, snack. These images are taken from a new book, Planktonia, illuminating their daily ascent

All is not what it seems in a photo of a bonobo cradling a mongoose submitted to Wildlife Photographer of the Year, as the ape could be taking the pup for its dinner after killing its mother.

The camera follows the mollusk around until it settles on the ground and changing its appearance to a seashell-like substance.

The sunburst butterflyfish (also known as Klein’s butterfly) is a hardy addition for most reef tanks. Learn more about this species’ history, diet, and needs.

Good things often come better in pairs. That sentiment held true during this year’s Close-up Photographer of the Year Challenge which saw