Captain Natasha Pyle

Amazing how we still know so little about the creatures of the diurnal migration of plankton--one of the largest migrations of organisms on the planet. Citizen-scientist photographers are helping to change that. These blackwater photographers have opened a whole new area of marine research.

Medical device, self-propelled, 30 m (.001") Benchy the tugboat follows bacterial microswimmers to see how they work. It is propelled by a small piece of platinum which reacts with hydrogen peroxide in its environment. It is designed to follow bacteria in the body.

Kitefin sharks illuminating the depths near New Zealand

Texans volunteering to save the turtles.