From Cape Canaveral .

Oh man, Science magazine is great. From it, I learned that scientists are studying fish farts. Second, they use a robot fish to do it! ...

Did you know that the pearlfish lives inside the anus of the sea cucumber during the day? This is actually quite interesting!

It lives WAAAAY down deep in the sea. (Lucky for you!) Via .

If you were to dive down to about 2,000 to 3,000 feet, you might disturb a vampire squid . You’d know if you did, too, because when it’s...

Via . At his blog , Thomas Hayden has a theory about the animal with the perfect poop : the copepod . Copepods live in the ocean, whe...

Scientists call catfish " swimming tongues " because they have more than 250,000 taste buds located all over the...

Lucky for us, it lives deep in the ocean. *shiver* See a horrifying photo series on bristle worms here .

What, you've never heard of a deep-sea siphonophore ? Oh, and sorry about that music. Oy!

...as it is AWESOME! (B y doug.deep .)

The hagfish (a.k.a., the slime eel) oozes mucus from pores all over its body. It does this for defense . . . and as this hagfish being att...

Deep at the bottom of seas all over the world are sea cucumbers . (These are animals, not plants.) And one type of sea cucumber is kno...

Don't be afraid just because the goblin shark has a mouth INSIDE of its mouth (like Alien!). Just have a look at the slo-mo footage at ...

This humpback anglerfish made me burp up some oatmeal just now. (From Mark Laita's amazing book, Sea .)

On second thought, we can go, but stay OUT of the water. After all, this Chinese beach in Quindao is suffering an explosion of algae growth ...

02 , a photo by nycscout on Flickr.

...to stop peeing in the pool? From here .

Here in Portland, some of our drinking water is stored in big outdoor reservoirs , like this one at Mt. Tabor. This worked out fine until t...

...but I'm still not going aboard the good ship FartButt .

High in the mountains, over 12,000 feet up on, between Peru and Bolivia, is the highest big lake in the world. It is called Lake Titicaca ...