Behold the Fish 'Tornado'
Marine biologist Octavio Aburto's three year quest to document the remarkable mating patterns of Jack fish has culminated in a breathtaking series of photos.

Marine biologist Octavio Aburto's three year quest to document the remarkable mating patterns of Jack fish has culminated in a breathtaking series of photos.
Although this recently discovered species of slow loris may appear to be cuddly, the creature is actually a rare venomous primate.
A newly published study examines the remarkable phenomenon of catfish in southwest France that hunt birds.
The water at beaches around Sydney, Australia turned blood red today.
Mitch Battros shares a graphic in tandem with the 11/26/12 show.
Swiss diver Franco Banfi braved the waters of Mato Grosso, Brazil to capture some remarkable close-up images of enormous 26-foot anacondas in their natural habitat.
A new carnivorous sponge has been discovered in the waters off California's Monterey Bay at a depth of nearly two miles beneath the surface.
An Asian elephant in a South Korean zoo has learned how to reproduce five Korean words in a human-like voice.
The "post-tropical" superstorm Sandy hit landfall in Atlantic City, NJ this evening, with high winds and torrential rains stretching from North Carolina to Maine.
Beachgoers in Cabo San Lucas were greeted by a bizarre sight on Friday when a 15-foot long oarfish washed ashore there. Once the inspiration for tales of sea serpents by ancient mariners, oarfish are deep sea creatures which rarely appear near land unless they are near death.
A coronal mass ejection hit Earth's magnetic field on October 8th, causing a geomagnetic storm, and Northern Lights to be visible as far south as Kansas and Utah. Pictured is Justin Phillips' portrait of the sky.
Sunspots 1579 and 1582 are so large that observers have been able to see them without the use of a solar telescope.
In tandem with his 10/2/12 appearance, L.A. Marzulli shares his photo of one of the Hopewell Mounds in Ohio, near where a crop circle recently appeared.
A sinkhole in Louisiana has been expanding since it first opened up in early August.
A number of items have caught George Knapp's attention in the last week, including a story about an ancient Buddha stature that was carved from a meteorite (pictured).
The record books were shattered on Friday when Rhode Island farmer Ron Wallace became the first person to grow a one-ton pumpkin.
While the odds of being hit by lightning are fairly remote, it didn't help this unfortunate driver on a particular rainy day in Russia.
A sleeping elephant at England's Chester Zoo revealed a remarkable sight upon rising from its slumber
The Yangtze River turned the color of tomato soup on September 6th in an area where it flows past the Chinese city of Chongqing.
British angler Brian Humphries hooked the biggest fish ever caught in Britain—a 59lb 14oz monster mirror carp known as The Parrot.
In tandem with her 8/30/12 appearance, Linda Moulton Howe shares two images concerning the high strangeness of the June 26, 2012, Knoll Down barley formation in the U.K.
The entire side of a four story home in England was sheared off by the force of a flooding river. Miraculously, neither the homeowners nor the renters who occupied the top floors of the house were there at the time of the destruction
A number of items have caught George Knapp's attention in the last week, including a report of a sea serpent in Norway (pictured), and a viral video spoof of NASA's JPL team.
Crop circle enthusiasts have been treated to yet another awe-inspiring formation as a massive and intricate depiction of the Buddhist 'endless knot' recently appeared in a wheat field in England.
A modern day Noah's Ark, built using measurements described in the Bible, has opened to the public in Holland.
Ferocious thunderstorms ravaged parts of the East Coast on Thursday. Two people were killed, tens of thousands were left without power and hundreds of flights were grounded as severe weather battered the region.
Greenland's massive ice sheet has melted at an unprecedented rate this month, with the thawed area jumping from 40% to 97% over the course of just four days.
Check out a list of items selected by George Knapp including his KLAS-TV I-Team report on the haunted town of Goldfield, NV, and an article about the fragility of the US power grid.
Divers working with the Univ. of St. Andrews have discovered an underwater world that once connected Britain to continental Europe.
Wildfires in Colorado have continued for a third day, now moving into the foothill neighborhoods of Colorado Springs, and burning an untold number of homes. The epic firestorms are shaping up to be one of biggest disasters in Colorado state history.