January

• [Mon., Jan. 05, 1998]  Learning names of Hawaii's fish is a task that never ends

• [Mon., Jan. 12, 1998]  Observing - and counting - the Laysan albatross

• [Mon., Jan. 19, 1998]  Spaghetti worms utilize tentacles in amazing ways

• [Mon., Jan. 26, 1998]  The sea bass and hapu'u are grouped as groupers

February

• [Mon., Feb. 02, 1998]  Mole crabs love feasting on man-of-war tentacles

• [Mon., Feb. 09, 1998]  Flying gurnards don't fly, but they do walk for food

• [Mon., Feb. 16, 1998]  Hawaii's scarce monk seal could soon be lost forever

March

• [Mon., Mar. 09, 1998]  In a swampy sanctuary, even stripes are spotted

• [Mon., Mar. 16, 1998]  Sponge's way of cloning requires only seawater

• [Mon., Mar. 23, 1998]  Lloyd Bridges, 'Sea Hunt' were formative influences

• [Mon., Mar. 30, 1998]  Hunters stalk harp seals in hopes of libido boost

April

• [Mon., Apr. 06, 1998]  Pregnant dads taking food on ice is research dream

• [Mon., Apr. 13, 1998]  Blustery trades deliver treats to beachcombers

• [Mon., Apr. 20, 1998]  20,000 leagues under the sea of dreamland

• [Mon., Apr. 27, 1998]  Octopus is any color it wishes or needs to be

May

• [Mon., May 04, 1998]  Beguiling belugas find a home in the Midwest

• [Mon., May 11, 1998]  Cleaned beaches restore pride, privilege of isle life

• [Mon., May 18, 1998]  Golden plover males back in same spot every year

• [Mon., May 25, 1998]  Sharks at Hanauma Bay deserve respect, not fear

June

• [Mon., Jun. 01, 1998]  Melon-headed whales aren't named after fruit

• [Mon., Jun. 08, 1998]  Forget film; real dragons eat seaweed, snort salt

• [Mon., Jun. 15, 1998]  Traveling shark show offers helpful, fair insight

• [Mon., Jun. 22, 1998]  Albatross crisscross the Pacific to feed offspring

• [Mon., Jun. 29, 1998]  Beware: Convict tangs carry concealed weapons

July

• [Mon., Jul. 06, 1998]  Hawaii's aama crabs help keep its shorelines clean

• [Mon., Jul. 20, 1998]  Signs of sea life turn up in unexpected places

• [Mon., Jul. 27, 1998]  The goby in the swimsuit and other fashion reports

August

• [Mon., Aug. 03, 1998]  Adult male dolphins may be killing unrelated babies

• [Mon., Aug. 10, 1998]  Hanauma Bay officials pursue ban on fish feeding

• [Mon., Aug. 17, 1998]  Marine world's wonders revived through kids' eyes

• [Mon., Aug. 24, 1998]  Local food entices even first-season plovers to isles

• [Mon., Aug. 31, 1998]  USS Missouri is host to thriving community

September

• [Mon., Sep. 07, 1998]  How to clean the beach and feed crabs at once

• [Mon., Sep. 14, 1998]  Ocean education abounds in sanctuary's first year

• [Mon., Sep. 28, 1998]  Washing oiled seabirds doesn't usually help them

October

• [Mon., Oct. 05, 1998]  Aquarium's first director still has ocean on his mind

• [Mon., Oct. 12, 1998]  Eye an octopus, tail an eel at Maui Ocean Center

• [Mon., Oct. 19, 1998]  Boy's big answer positive, thanks to fascinating ocean

• [Mon., Oct. 26, 1998]  Spooky night dive rivals Halloween chills and thrills

November

• [Mon., Nov. 02, 1998]  Morays - especially giant ones - mustn't be ignored

• [Mon., Nov. 09, 1998]  Hunt for worms entertains with color, speed, mystery

• [Mon., Nov. 16, 1998]  Slimy, blind hagfish work to keep ocean floor clean

• [Mon., Nov. 23, 1998]  Beach parks are perfect for Thanksgiving dinners

• [Mon., Nov. 30, 1998]  Crabs' fearsome looks are almost all for show

December

• [Mon., Dec. 07, 1998]  Hawaii's pearl oysters down but not quite out

• [Mon., Dec. 14, 1998]  Gift-giving tips for those who love isle marine life

• [Mon., Dec. 21, 1998]  Many beach stings can be cured in a pinch; ice helps

• [Mon., Dec. 28, 1998]  Simple things can do much to preserve marine life