The Most Dangerous Escalator in Rome youtu.be/tZ8ehplVFp4?si=EEv2… via @YouTube
Marine Biological Laboratory | Imaging an Axon: The Squid Giant Axon of D. pealeii
mbl.edu/news/imaging-axon-sq…
Right whales and offshore wind: reflections on an uneasy coexistence capeandislands.org/local-new…
Hope in fossilized fish bits whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/hop… Insights 2024
Hope in fossilized fish bits whoi.edu/oceanus/feature/hop… Insights 2024
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A Megamouth Shark’s Surprise Appearance Off Tanzania’s Coastline buff.ly/3APlZon
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Another 150 dolphins have been terrorised & slaughtered🐬🩸in a #Grind in the Faroe Islands 🇫🇴.
There’s no need to kill cetaceans to feed the Faroese. It is a sick blood sport masquerading as tradition.
Read more about the #Grindadráp in our article:
blueplanetsociety.org/its-be…
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HURRY and get your TBF Gala tickets today!
Event Details:
📅 Date: Friday, November 1, 2024
🕡 Time: 6:30 PM
📍 Location: Marriott Harbor Beach, Fort Lauderdale, Florida
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September Snoot Sunday, a collection of snoots. Northern fur seal edition.
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Surrounded by a swirling baitball in the cave, the ocean comes alive in every direction 🐟✨ Ever experienced the mystery of a cave dive?
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#BaitballDiving #DiveTravel #CaveDiving
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In May of this year, Dr. Ryan Knotek, a researcher in the #AndersonCabotCenter for Ocean Life, teamed up with Florida charter captains to tag and study #BullSharks.🦈
In just four days, the team tagged eight sharks with cutting-edge satellite tags!
#SharkResearch #SharkTagging
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Russian 'spy whale' was not shot, say police bbc.in/4cYjAoL
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When a great white shark is pursuing its prey, it can swim at speeds up to 40 mph and will typically fly up to 10 feet in the air–an acrobatic feat called breaching.
[📹 Discovery]
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MOAR living Murex! This one feeding? on squid eggs! #molluscmonday youtube.com/watch?v=PApR93w2…
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Researchers at the MBL study cephalopods like the octopus to help them understand development, neuroscience, and behavior.,
Photo: Octopus eggs lit up on a microscope. Credit: Horst Andreas Obenhaus
ALT Photo: Octopus eggs lit up on a microscope. Credit: Horst Andreas Obenhaus
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When breakfast drifts a little too close... A White-spotted Rose Anemone consuming a large Fried Egg Jellyfish
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📍 British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦
Amazing video, thanks for sharing 🤿 👌
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Groupers can rapidly change color for camouflage thanks to specialized pigment cells called chromatophores. These cells expand or contract, altering the grouper’s appearance to blend with its surroundings. This is one of my favorite videos I've ever taken, and I love sharing it!