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Call for entries: Wildlife Photographer of the Year
The 2014 Wildlife Photographer of the Year is now accepting entries for its fiftieth year. For this year’s contest, the categories and prizes have been substantially revised.
Sea Save Fundraising Auction closing soon - Dec 12th
The annual Sea Save Foundation auction has officially launched and will be closing soon on December 12th. There are some fantastic trips and other items with low bids still available.
Several bands cancel shows at Sea World because of Blackfish
Bands such as the Barenaked Ladies, Willie Nelson and Heart have all canceled upcoming shows at Sea World due to the Blackfish documentary and the concerns it raises about large marine mammals in captivity for profit. Image from Shutterstock.
Reminder: Ocean Views 2014
The annual Ocean Views contest, run jointly by DAN, Nature’s Best Photography and Wetpixel is closing for entries on 15 December. The contest is not judged in categories, in order to encourage a diverse variety of entries that depict life below, above, and around the ever-changing ocean surface.
Lemon sharks return to birthplace to give birth
A new paper accepted for publication in the journal Molecular Ecology has used genetic profiling to determine that lemon sharks (Negaprion brevirostris) return to their birthplace to give birth to their own young. (Image from Shutterstock)
Image: Nudibranch sex by William Tan
William Tab has shot this amazing and beautiful super macro image of, well, nudibranch sex! It shows the mating genitalia of two Nembrotha rutilans nudibranchs and was taken recently at Angel’s Window, Lembeh Strait, Indonesia.
An epic number of squid off Catalina
Underwater cinematographer Johnny Friday has shot some footage of squid in very large numbers off Catalina island, California.The images in his Flickr gallery were shot on the RED Epic at 5k. We can only imagine how incredible the footage shot with the EPIC Dragon sensor at 6k were.
Bite Back calendar on sale
UK based environmental charity Bite Back has released their 2014 calendar. This features underwater images donated by photographers like David Doubilet, Doug Perrine, Brian Skerry and David Fleetham. Funds from the calendar will go towards Bite-Back’s “Hacked Off!” campaign to make Britain’s restaurants shark fin-free.
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