Marine Science Merch

Ernst Haeckel died in 1919, so this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 95 years or less. This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1923.

Mangrove forests are crucial to saving our coastlines and sea life. I would like to make art which brings attention to important ecosystems.

This classic nostalgic gaming inspired design will transport you back to your childhood. Time to blast some demons!

The phrase 'The arithmetic-loving octopus used its tentacles to solve equations while juggling jellyfish'. This design invites smiles and curiosity, capturing the essence of intellect and creativity with a touch of marine charm.

Even the giant pacific octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) starts out tiny. Stay safe little babies!

What we eat we become... What if this was the case? If you ate fish and became a fish..? Or you ate meat and became meat... but just meat? Would this be beneficial - no of course not... but what we put in the oceans is having a dramatic effect upon how our wildlife will respond, both phenotypically and genotypically... Maybe this disturbance, will be less harmful than we imagine, but who really knows..? We are already seeing the effects of micro-plastics entering marine ecosystems by their ingestion... this will have ramifications within our World... Without even mentioning the harmful chemicals which we have deliberately put into the oceans... such as Corexit... Do we really know that the fish that we are eating or that our wildlife is ...

Marine Biologist and Physiologist And participant in the first all-female spacewalk

Vintage scientific drawing of green swimming crab.

Diagram of a Modern Cephalopod. Members of this class include squid, octopus, cuttlefish and nautilus

Did you know sharks existed before trees ?

Even the giant pacific octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) starts out tiny. Stay safe little babies!

Even the giant pacific octopus (Enteroctopus dofleini) starts out tiny. Stay safe little babies!

A 'spiny seahorse' - Hippocampus histrix - slowly and carefully plays within a wonderful watery playground ~ snacking on zooplankton as he moves. Within the seahorse family it is the male who becomes pregnant. This particular young male has very good reason to be cautious. His delicate 'white bony body' covered by a thin layer of skin ~ under close examination reveals that he indeed is pregnant. Eggs can be seen which have been deposited by the female into his tail ~ which he then fertilises. Towards the dorsal side of his thorax ~ more eggs can be seen moving towards the abdominal brooding pouch where they will pack for growth imbibed with nutrients. Incubation is approximately two to four weeks. He will then give birth across...

Cambrian explosion

A vibe! the life aquatic - mwah.

This awesome marine biologist quote says "sea you later" and is hilarious wordplay on 'see you later' that only a true scientist will appreciate! Hilarious marine biology pun for any kids or adults out there who love sea life! Grab this adorable sea you later joke as a gift for anyone in your life who is obsessed with the ocean and appreciates clever scientific themed puns! The perfect Christmas present for a biology major, teacher or professor!

This octopus illustration was drawn for Mozartini's Neo-Victorian Periodic Table of Elements and can also stand alone as a separate work of art.

Internal view of the diatom Thalassiosira in SEM, colorized.

Recolorized SEM image of a Thalassisoria diatom from San Francisco Bay.

Asteromphalus diatom imaged from the SEM and colorized.

Colorized SEM image of a diatom (Cyclotella) from the plankton of San Francisco Bay.

Colorized image of an Actinocyclus diatom. Originally collected in San Francisco Bay.

Internal view of the diatom Thalassiosira in SEM, colorized.

For the shark lovers, surfers, beach lovers, marine science nerds, fossil collectors, nature hobbyists, and archeologists in your life. Cool and casual beach decor, beach apparel, prints, gifts, and home goods.

This humorous design features a friendly squid. Squid are some of the most intelligent creatures in the sea, along with the octopus. This is great for anyone who studies sea life and cephalopods in the ocean or who want to protect them.

Recolorized SEM image of the diatom Coscindiscus perforatus from San Francisco Bay.

Colorized image of a Ditylum (internal view of the valve face).

Save The Hawksbill Sea Turtle!

Jellyfish - Sea Jelly

Ocean inhabitants

A cichlid fish with a bump on its forehead is called a nuchal hump, which is thought to be either a sexual display or a method of storing fat.

Ernst Haeckel died in 1919, so this work is in the public domain in its country of origin and other countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 95 years or less. This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published (or registered with the U.S. Copyright Office) before January 1, 1923.

Designed for marine biologists, ocean enthusiasts, and everyone who cherishes the sea's wonders. Each tee features stunning, colorful renditions of your favorite marine animals. Embrace your love for the ocean and stand out from the crowd with our Sea Cucumbers Tee!

This abstract black and white diatom design shows the amazing variation in the diverse forms of diatoms. Diatoms are microscopic ocean phytoplankton, a type of algae with shells made of what is essentially glass! Great gift for oceanographers, marine biologists, microbiologists, beachcombers, or those who love of science art.

Designed for marine biologists, ocean enthusiasts, and everyone who cherishes the sea's wonders. Each tee features stunning, colorful renditions of your favorite marine animals. Embrace your love for the ocean and stand out from the crowd with our Sea Lion Tee!

Designed for marine biologists, ocean enthusiasts, and everyone who cherishes the sea's wonders. Each tee features stunning, colorful renditions of your favorite marine animals. Embrace your love for the ocean and stand out from the crowd with our Sea Cucumber Tee!