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Month: February 2008

Pictures and Movies Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Friday Deep Sea Picture: March of the Brisingids

Kevin Zelnio February 29, 2008

Picture copyright C. Fisher/Ridge2000 Brisingids look like crinoids, but they are actually sea stars, just kind of turned over. this particular beauty is Freyella sp.…

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Pictures and Movies

TGIF: Mermaid Suit

Peter Etnoyer February 29, 2008

Do you ever get bored when you’re scuba diving on a Caribbean shipwreck, and wish you had a Mermaid guide to show you around? Thanks…

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Vessels and Equipment

China builds new manned submersible

Dr. M February 29, 2008

How do you say “sea dragon” in Mandarin? China is planning an ocean exploration program on par with their space endeavours, including plans to build a sub-sea base station and a manned submersible capable of diving to 7000m by 2010.

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Expeditions Geology New Research New Species

Sometimes Sea Monsters Are Real

Dr. M February 27, 2008

Add another tremendously gargantuan fossil lizard to your list. “The Monster”, which unfortunately was a predator, measured 50 feet putting it in contention for the…

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Vessels and Equipment

Saving Really Big Ships

Dr. M February 27, 2008

At Wired you can read about the saving of the 14-deck, 55,000 ton Cougar Ace carrying 4,700 new Mazdas. As water was being replaced in…

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Conservation & Environment

Shark Attacks Increase…

Dr. M February 27, 2008

…maybe as retaliation for killing them off. The last estimate of 71 in 2007 compared to 63 in 2006, continues a four year increase. One…

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Mating & Reproduction New Research

Sexual refuge for krill in the abyss?

Peter Etnoyer February 27, 2008 deep seakrillrefuge

You are a giant swarm of Antarctic krill migrating daily from sunlit surface waters down to the 4500m in the abyss. Some portion of your…

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Conservation & Environment

CORAL: Conservation Never Looked So Good!

Kevin Zelnio February 26, 2008

Thanks to Rick MacPherson, Program Director for the Coral Reef Alliance (and fin-tastic blogger!), for this shirt. We met a few weeks ago at the…

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Conservation & Environment

The Human Impact on Marine Systems

Dr. M February 25, 2008

Fig. 1 from Halpern et al. Global map (A) of cumulative human impact across 20 ocean ecosystem types. (Insets) Highly impacted regions in the Eastern…

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Just One Thing Challenge #5

Dr. M February 24, 2008

So how did going organic affect your pocketbook? I imagine for many of you it didn’t add as much as you thought it would. This…

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