All news on the topic: Sealife

Daniel Sims, an urban explorer, showed the first SeaLife centre in the country which opened its doors in 1979 before closing in October 2018. Food for the animals and cleaning materials were abandoned

An urban explorer has taken a look inside the overgrown remains of the UK's first ever SeaLife centre on the shores of Loch Creran in Oban, Scotland, which is now abandoned

The Pacific football fish that hypnotises prey and turns males into parasitic sex slaves is normally found in the depths of the ocean, but one has mystified experts by washing up ashore

A picture of the bright blue life form, washed up on Dundee Beach near Darwin, Australia, shows its short tentacles and shiny body comparable to a disco ball

The tragic pup died after she lifted the struggling creature and wrapped it up in her coat. The animal died of shock after it was discovered on a Horsey beach near Great Yarmouth, Norfolk

Toxic Portuguese Man o’ War jellyfish, smalltooth sand tiger sharks and weaver fish are just some of the rare and dangerous species seen on the nation's shores in recent times

Archie Blake had his leg torn into by a shark while snorkelling with his family on a "trip of a lifetime" in Australia that they had been waiting to take for four years

The lonely job of an 'island ranger' is coming up in the north of Scotland where the lucky winning candidate will spend their time camping and looking out for magnificent wildlife

Experts say Simon Nellist's death was a "provoked incident" because sharks had been drawn to the area where he was swimming off the coast of Little Bay near Sydney

Andy Schmid managed to swim away from the mouth of a giant humpback whale that appeared out of nowhere in a crazy near-miss moment off the coast of Skjverøy in Norway

The blue-ringed octopus may look tiny but its venom packs a punch, with tetrodotoxin being strong enough to kill 20 humans by paralysing the body and stopping the victim from being able to breathe

The giant mammal, nicknamed Thor, was pictured snoozing on a floating harbour by Icelandic fisherman as he supervised one of his fishing boats in Breiddalsvik on Friday morning

The Loch Ness Monster has been sighted many times in the Highlands post-pandemic with new webcam footage showing a large hump and then two humps rising from the water