The goal of the robotic jellyfish program is to create self-powering, autonomous robots that could be used for underwater surveillance or to monitor the ocean environment.
Studying the bacteria inside the mouth of a shark could pinpoint better treatments for infection.
As our shark season continues...what's in the pack of sharks? What are the most common sharks in south Florida?
A snorkel reef trail opens in Riviera Beach, offering the opportunity to do something unusual without the dangers of going far off-shore.
Coral reefs have been around forever... but will they last? That's one of the many questions facing those charged with studying and protecting our coral reefs right offshore.
An amazing phenomenon is happening right now off our shore.
you can only see it a few places in the world...
Dive team says it's the second goliath grouper found speared off Jupiter in the past three weeks
Our area is full of interesting marine life.
YouReporter Bryan, from Boynton Beach, shared some stunning photos with us.
The diving death of a 59-year-old vacationer at the Lake Worth Inlet underscores the inherent danger of the sport, Divers balance the risk with the reward.
Bites happened within minutes of each other in New Smyrna Beach
Experts say the sharks were feeding on a school of tuna.
'Chum cams' of course
A diver who lost his camera found faith in other divers for the safe return of his underwater camera.
Fishermen have been waiting for eight months. But as snook fishing season begins Sept. 1, some strict rules will regulate the harvest.
Jay Cashmere is an anchor/reporter for NewsChannel 5 and WPTV.com as well as a SCUBA diving enthusiast. Check out his blog, Diving Deeper with Jay Cashmere, for an inside look at life off of our shores.
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