April 14, 2023

News Briefs

Fish Filmed 27,000 Below the Ocean’s Surface

Swimming at a depth of 8,336 meters, approximately 27,000 feet, a juvenile snailfish has officially become the deepest fish ever to be filmed by scientists during a quest into the

Katherine Clements April 14, 2023

News & Departments

Fast Facts and Easter Traditions

Since Easter was just here and gone, dissecting the holiday traditions, how they got here, and where they came from might be interesting. For centuries the symbols and traditions that

Katherine Clements April 14, 2023

Fish Filmed 27,000 Below the Ocean’s Surface

Fast Facts and Easter Traditions

News Briefs

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South Coast Fish Report

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Stars, Stripes, and Shorelines: The Log’s 2026 Fourth of July Guide

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NOAA Invests $21.6 Million in Uncrewed Technology for Future Survey Fleet

Port of San Diego Launches Public Vessel Tracking Tool

When Seafood Traceability Breaks Down: What a Recent Southern California Case Reveals About Fishing Regulations

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Live From the Bait Tank: Tales of Glory, Tragedy, and the Guy in the Mahi Shirt

Stay Healthy Offshore with a Watermaker

Reading the Swell Can Be Just as Important as Finding the Fish