DIVE Contributors

It was given its name for its flashing light display, but Ctenoides ales, the disco clam, is more like a mirrorball than a dancefloor strobe

Todd and Bic Aki hear of a new scuba diving spot in a rarely visited part of Sulawesi and go exploring in Bolaang Mongondow Setatan - Bolsel

Coral Catch’s restoration scholarship doesn’t just revitalise reefs, it propels Indonesian women into the ocean science industry

The subject of many marine myths and sea serpent legends, the misnamed giant oarfish doesn't actually row itself anywhere.

Kiwa hirsuta - the Yeti crab - prefers it not too hot, and not too cold, but just right, down there in its hairy hydrothermal depths.

Marrus orthocanna - a deeper, darker, colder relative of the Portuguese man o' war but with much less of a sting in its tail

Clione limacina, also known as the naked sea butterfly, sounds like an angelic little creature - that feasts on its relatives...!

Writer and photographer Alison Smith describes how shark feeding in Fiji has brought many benefits to both marine life and local communities

A huge aggregation of spider crabs is one of the most astonishing spectacles in UK waters - Lewis Jeffries investigates Cornwall's Red Army

Pseudocolochirus violaceus - a cucumber shaped like an apple with an unpleasant mode of defence and which breathes through its backside

Many land animals enjoy jumping out of the water, Periophthalmus modestus is a fish that enjoys jumping out of it

The pelagic red crab, Grimothea planipes, is a species of squat lobster, and possibly one of the most important crustaceans…