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And the award for deepest diver goes to: Cuvier's beaked whale! Read all about these whales who dive deeper and stay underwater longer than any other marine mammals! buff.ly/2UD0b8W #OceanWonder
RT @MissionBlue via @NYTimes
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It’s time to think twice about that plastic bag.
Take the pledge to #BreakFreeFromPlastic today. bit.ly/2qxBB8C
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RT @OurOcean: The winners of the 2018 underwater photography competition will take your breath away. via @boredpanda ow.ly/UCvq50kpjeN
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We know you see octopuses on your dives, but what about the Giant Pacific Octopus? These amazing creatures range from 9-16ft (3-5m) with the largest recorded at 30ft (9m) according to @NatGeo. 📷: @MaxwelHohn
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As they melt and recede, these glaciers have exposed fragments of ancient plants that haven’t seen the light of day for at least 40,000 years on.natgeo.com/2G1gC77
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Sea otters nurse their young for up to eight months. They normally keep them on their chest while they float, where they nurse them and eventually teach them how to swim and hunt.
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#ICYMI: A plastic bag was reportedly discovered in the throat of a sei whale that recently washed up on a North Carolina Beach.
More, via @nypost #BreakFreeFromPlastic nyp.st/2FrJuVN
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Halifax Councillors vote on a motion to ban single-use plastic bags on Tuesday. Call/email your Councillor and ask them to vote YES to taking the next step to #BanTheBag, then share this post with friends and ask them to do the same.
List of contacts: halifax.ca/sites/default/fil…
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Marine turtles have been in the ocean for millions of years but scientists fear the "increasing impacts to nesting habitats from coastal construction, storms and sea level rise are jeopardizing their ability to adapt." buff.ly/2BjB3IH #NoBlueNoGreen
via @EurekAlert
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Orcas are the largest dolphin species and one of the world's most powerful predators. This species has probably the largest geographic distribution of any species, living in all latitudes, in all oceans, from the Arctic Ocean to Antarctica.
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#URGENT: Tell President Trump not to weaken protections of Marine National Monuments: bit.ly/2RFZ2vW #MonumentsForAll
Snorkel & Dive the Reef
It’s the only snorkeling tour in Cabo Pulmo with certified guides on the boat, trained Captain’s and O2 on board.
Visit Cabo Pulmo: cabopulmo.com
#CaboPulmo #CaboPulmoBeachResort #EatSleepDive
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#SundayMorning serenity: Whale sharks are spangled with white spots that act like fingerprints to help scientists track them—and conservationists protect them.
The orca is the apex predator of the sea and the largest member of the dolphin family. It is highly intelligent, highly adaptable and able to communicate and coordinate hunting tactics.
#CaboPulmo #KillerWhale #PacificSea
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So #AWAREweek is ✅ but the fight for a clean and healthy ocean continues - This #MakoMonday #MakeTime4Makos Say NO to #overfishing before it’s too late! projectaware.org/divers4mako… #SharkLeague #SharkConservation #ListenToScience 🦈 – at Bristol, England
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Warming oceans will drive fish across political borders this century, which could cause international conflict if countries don't plan ahead. Learn about "fish wars" on our latest #blog: bit.ly/2wMh97A
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#TBT Photographers, videographers, explorers, scientists & artists descended upon the #Arctic with a goal in mind: compose a multi-faceted interpretation of the Arctic to inspire greater appreciation and understanding of this threatened ecosystem. buff.ly/2Is3yoO





























