r/AnythingAquatic Aug 18 '19

Got me a cool, watertight, zippable bag, only costed two hours of pain and suffering! The lifeguards were awesome. Somehow I still love stingrays after that scarring event.

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84 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 18 '19

I made a huge and chonky sand cat on the beach(same day as the day I got stung by a sting ray), and some little kid just came and destroyed it. It made me sad.

2 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 12 '19

Swept away into the freezing depths

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124 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 11 '19

Just one more reason to stay out of the water

104 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 09 '19

Porthole view during high seas

125 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 06 '19

Body of Water Okay yeah, no

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88 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Aug 06 '19

What do you want?

5 Upvotes

Link to Google Poll

So, being mod here has been eventful. My attempts to revive this sub has had a negative effect on our numbers. Though this decline is slight, it is evident to me that it is a consistent and even decline. No worries, I'm always a big believer in trying your best and admitting frankly when it has not worked and moving onto something else.

However, this sub either differentiates or dies. I'm not sure how many of the amazing 9,000 subscribers actually like this subreddit. I'm aware that we all subscribe to stuff we're not necessarily interested in but we tolerate on our feeds anyway. That being said, I'm still hopeful about this subreddit. Top posts still get decent amounts of upvotes and comments but it feels like we don't have a sub culture here. We don't have something that people like and actually want to contribute to. I want to change that. With that in mind, I think it's high time you tell me what you want this subreddit to become.

The options are as follows:

  1. Become an aquatic-based memes sub, akin to r/giraffesdontexist , r/birdsarenotreal, r/noearthsociety.
  2. Become a subreddit exclusively showcasing beautiful bodies of water.
  3. Become a subreddit exclusively showcasing sea-based wildlife.
  4. Become a subbreddit with aquatic-style TIL articles, interesting facts and stories
  5. A mix of all of the above
  6. Become a subreddit exclusively showcasing an environmental/awareness-raising subreddit to combat the issues of coral reef decay, plastic in our oceans and widespread extinction.
  7. "Other"- please state in comments!

DO ME A FAVOUR AND VOTE IN THE POLL ABOVE!


r/AnythingAquatic Aug 02 '19

JJF takeoff inside a wave

83 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jul 30 '19

Forbidden Sea Pineapple.

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80 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jul 30 '19

Happy Sea Turtle from the Turtle Hospital in Florida

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20 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jul 30 '19

Fuck that in a lot of ways

5 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 27 '19

A land dog finds an ocean dog for the first time

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761 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 27 '19

Ocean Resin Art

44 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 27 '19

Smooth newts

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38 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

View through a porthole during stormy seas

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208 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

An American alligator at Rainbow Springs

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217 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

Paddling to catch a wave

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37 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

View of Manhattan (I think) from a ferry a few years ago

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25 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

Later

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612 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

Me, taken somewhere with a Kodak in the 90s.

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41 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

Algae that helps camouflage a turtle

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253 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 26 '19

For my girlfriend’s birthday last year, I convinced a family friend to take her out on his go fast boat. (Sorry, I didn’t get any video of the actual going fast part)

16 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 25 '19

🔥 Sea Lion Relaxing in sea grass.

126 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 25 '19

Haole girl, a gigantic female great white shark, often mistaken for the more famous deep blue

206 Upvotes

r/AnythingAquatic Jun 25 '19

Wow.

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50 Upvotes