Marine Environment

There are several reasons why sewage ends up in the oceans. A significant chunk of the issue lies in technological and infrastructural investments made by most governments in laying a well-planned drainage system in their cities and towns. Know more about the issue of sewage pollution in this article.

Coral reefs are formed by millions and millions of coral polyps that latch on each other through calcium carbonate. Though most corals use photosynthesis, others have tentacles to catch prey to survive. Know more about the 10 famous coral reefs in this article.

Oceans regulate climate, cause rainfall, provide the majority of the earth’s oxygen supply and are home to several species of plants and animals that constitute the marine ecosystem. However, they are being polluted. Learn about the 10 types of ocean pollution and much more in this article.

The Great Blue Hole of Belize, one of the world’s most famous diving zones, forms a perfect circle in the midst of a coral reef. The Blue Hole is a swallow hole that was caused by the collapse of a cavern formed during the glacial ages tens of thousands of years ago.

Coral reefs are colourful, come in all shapes and sizes, and are an iconic sight in some oceans and seas. Learn 15 amazing facts about coral reefs in this article.

An inland sea, the Azov sea is located in Eastern Europe and is connected to the Black Sea through the 4 km long Kerch Strait whose narrowest point lies in the Azov sea. Learn more about Azov sea facts inside the article.

One of the most beautiful phenomenons on Earth, Biobay or Bioluminescent Bay is a unique water area which glows at night, turning itself into a sight that can never be seen anywhere else on earth. Find out more about the Bioluminescent Bay inside the article.

Marine pollution has consistently increased in the last few years and pollution from cruise ships has a major share in this. The article describes 8 different ways in which cruise ships spread marine pollution at sea.