The BioSUB Project

The BioSUB Project will see Australian marine scientist and diver Lloyd Godson survive in the world's first self-sufficient, self-sustaining underwater habitat. Having recently won the Australian Geographic "Live your dream" Wildest Adventure Competition for its exciting mix of education, science and adventure, The BioSUB Project will reveal a rare window into an emerging and fascinating area of knowledge.

For more information, visit http://www.biosub.com.au

Contributed by LloydG added 2006-06-05

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The Wobby - an unknown shark species: by Charlie Huveneers; Wobbegongs are cryptic, bottom-dwelling sharks that occur on the continental shelves of warm-temperate to tropcial waters of the western Pacific. They inhabit rocky and coral reefs or sandy bottoms, from the intertidal area to depths of at least 110 m. Wobbegongs are best distinguished by their flattened head ... WINNER best story September 2003