Perfect waves, perfect lighting, what else could one ask for?

 

Perfect waves, perfect lighting, what else could one ask for?
Surfer: Matt Dunsmore
Video: Spencer Frost Films pic.twitter.com/z6YvhGZMhr

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 30, 2021

Ocean acidification may make some species glow brighter

 

Ocean acidification may make some species glow brighter via:https://t.co/OwXV9ADv1v #ocean #climatechange

— savingoceans (@savingoceans) January 14, 2021

@_kaikea

 

Froth levels maximum in every regard.
Surfer: @_kaikea
Video: Clark Little pic.twitter.com/nc4GKJqCX6

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 11, 2021

"Los Surfistas", novela por Eduardo Paz Carlson, terminada y pronta para imprimir, 10 de enero 2021

 

Nathan Fletcher

 

Probably would've stuck it too, if he didn't hang in the air so damn long. Nathan Fletcher launching into space yesterday at Pipeline.

🎥 Chad Christensen pic.twitter.com/TbXWYpGTYx

— Vans Surf Team (@vanssurf) January 5, 2021

Eloy - Ocean (1977) Full Album

Soft Machine - Bundles (1975) (Full Album)

@kai_lenny continues to amaze

.@kai_lenny continues to amaze.
Video: Pedro Bala pic.twitter.com/JuFiqQPbeo

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 4, 2021

As surfers, from time to time we find ourselves on the front lines of emergency situations in the ocean.

 

As surfers, from time to time we find ourselves on the front lines of emergency situations in the ocean. Such was the case earlier this week when Mikey Wright and @tylerGwright responded to a woman in distress on the North Shore. 👏
Read more, https://t.co/ie0ZfNdmHw. pic.twitter.com/TXMYh0kqOp

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 3, 2021

Sunset Pro ready? You tell us

Is @JackRobinsonAus Sunset Pro ready? You tell us.
Video: Peter King pic.twitter.com/ws0YlwvVO8

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 3, 2021

Connor Coffin : clearing the racks

Haleiwa: open for business.
Connor Coffin : clearing the racks.
Video: Brady Lawrence pic.twitter.com/7nnElFi6pz

— World Surf League (@wsl) January 2, 2021

Researchers used satellite data to correct measurements of ocean carbon...

 

2020 at @esa #EarthObservation - Researchers used satellite data to correct measurements of ocean carbon compiled by the Surface Ocean CO₂ Atlas and found out that more carbon is flowing into the oceans than expected. What does it mean? Find out here https://t.co/yw67nKvEAP pic.twitter.com/ttHYsRPv1E

— ESA EarthObservation (@ESA_EO) January 2, 2021