Sealife Stories

"but it's too deep down there," "the depths welcome me more than the land does." enoch o'connor x reader mature content disclaimer: i only own my o...

Haley's life has never been easy, since she's traveled the world with her parents and has hopped schools for years. Now, she is on the SS Tipton, where she can hopefully...

What if Buck was Danny and Steve's biological son, and Danny was running the Five-0 task force when Steve and Danny had been working a multiple agency case that comes ba...

Join zoologist, Nigel Marven as he travels through the Seven Deadliest seas and determines which one is the most dangerous by far.

Jocelynn (Jack) Blackheart's world is shattered to pieces when her father dies. To add insult to injury, Jack finds that she has now been passed the Blackheart Curse. A...

There is a family, the Nektons, a family of adventurous underwater explorers who live aboard a state-of-the-art submarine, the Aronnax, and explore unknown areas of the...

Coming not so soon, maybe around Summer of 2024. Will probably take longer not sure, we'll see.

19 year old Lemon gets thrown over board during a rushing storm. She's dead she knows she is. Little did she know she had been being watched, her whole life. Saved by...

The ocean is a beautiful yet scary place...

A sixteen-year-old boy that's been raised on a farm suddenly finds an odd object in his garden. He finds himself craving for change. When he has a massive argument with...

"Mermaids aren't real." "That's a lie. I know damn well that I just saw one..."

Follow a seahorse on his journey to survive in waters full of rubbish left from humans

A 32 year old women named Cassidy goes on a expedition to Antarctica to study sea life beneath the ice. As she takes note of the sea life she soon finds a new species...

A whale!

This short story follows the life of a strange monster that lives below the waves.

This is my second entry to the #PlanetOrPlastic story writing by the the National Geographic, in their fight against single-use plastics. I really hope that people will...

National Geographic #PlanetOrPlastic writing competition entry. 500 words exactly, so within the rules of the competition. Thanks for Reading!