Sea snakes experience highly variable light conditions as they dive for food. Underwater, blue light dominates, and yellow and red light is greatly reduced. They then return to the light of the ...

"Sea snakes were thought to only dive between a maximum of 50 to 100 metres because they need to regularly swim to the sea surface to breathe air, so we were very surprised to find them so deep ...

It’s not always easy getting the average person obsessed with snakes. But some enthusiasts want to change that — like Michael ...

but a new study by researchers at the school does a deep dive into 20 years of bites from an even deadlier species: venomous snakes. In a state where “Florida man” has become synonymous with ...

Olive sea snakes are among the largest marine snake species and sometimes make contact with divers. Jack Breedon Numerous scuba divers in places like Australia’s imperiled Great Barrier Reef ...