“You haven’t dived unless you have done a shark feed!”…

Dwarf Minke Whales were first identified in 1985 and are thought to be a sub-species of the Common or North Atlantic Minke Whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata)…

The Great Barrier Reef is the World’s largest structure built by organisms and is visible from outer space…

Manta Ray Bommie on North Stradbroke Island is a cleaning station for the magnificent and graceful reef manta ray, Manta Alfredi, and the world’s largest aggregation site of leopard sharks…

Sydney divers are the luckiest divers in Australia – they literally have hundreds of dive sites right at their doorstep and Bare Island is a quintessential example of the wonderful diving around Sydney.

Dragon Rock is an “aggregation site” and a critical habitat for the endangered Grey Nurse Shark, Carcharias Taurus…

The seals on the north western tip of Montague Island, off the southern coast of New South Wales, are totally unafraid of humans and their underwater antics are just amazing…

Melbourne’s Port Phillip Bay has its own small but unique population of Burrunan Dolphins, Tursiops australis…

Rapid Bay Jetty is one of Adelaide’s most popular dive sites due to its resident population of exquisite ornately camouflaged leafy or Glauert’s Seadragons (Phycodurus eques)…

Carcharodon carcharias is an awesome name for an awesome fish – the great white shark – the largest predatory fish in the ocean…

Whale sharks, Rhincodon typus, are the largest fish in the oceans…