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Month: July 2011

Art Uncategorized

Crash Series by Jonathan Wateridge

Dr. M July 16, 2011 shipwreckwatery grave

London based artist Jonathan Wateridge’s “Crash Series” consist of seven huge (up to 2m x 3m) oil paintings depicting scenes of crashed air planes and ships.…

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Evolution Geology Organisms Paleobiology Pictures and Movies

TGIF: The Cambrian Explosion Song

Dr. M July 15, 2011 Cambrian explosionDisparitydiversity

Because it’s Friday and you need to begin every Friday morning with a song about the Cambrian Explosion

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Carnivals & Link Love Fish Organisms Reviews

Get a fish’s eye view of Shark Week

Alistair Dove July 14, 2011 Discovery ChannelGeorgia Aquariumsharks

Discovery Channel’s  Shark Week is an immensely popular block of programming that focuses on our toothy buddies, the elasmobranchs.  This year Georgia Aquarium will play…

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Conservation & Environment Expeditions New Research

Spotting the difference between whale sharks

Alistair Dove July 13, 2011 CaribbeanGeorgia Aquariumgeorgia techMexicomoteSmithsonianwhale shark

It’s getting to that time of year again.  It’s hot here in Atlanta, and really hot down in Mexico, where, in between the tropical storms…

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Art Vessels and Equipment

Floating Cities

Dr. M July 13, 2011 architecturedesignhomesocean livingSeasteading Institute

By now you probably realize that we here at DSN are more than ready to burn our terrestrial dwellings down in favor of living among…

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Art Cephalopods

Tentacle Candlestick Holder

Dr. M July 12, 2011 candlestick holderCephalopodEtsyOctopussquidTentacle

Just ordered a set of these for the banquet table at DSN headquarters.  

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Anemones Fight Back Against Their Opressors

Dr. M July 12, 2011 anemonesnudibranchsPredationrevolutionSea Slugs

You may not realize that those unassuming slugs of the oceans, nudibranchs, are voracious predators in hiding.  Sponges, corals, hydroids, bryozoans, anemones, barnacles, the Portugese…

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Are You Following Us On Twitter?

Dr. M July 10, 2011

If you want the most up to date news on everything ocean, then you should be following us on Twitter! You can find us at…

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Adaptations Ecology Fish Organisms Weird

Tool Use In Fish

Dr. M July 10, 2011 fishreeftool use

When I was in college, I had fish in aquarium.  I repeatedly tried to train them to retrieve a beer from my dorm fridge, open…

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Climate Change Conservation & Environment Fishing Industry & Government Mining Oil Spills

Does Weeping Help? Recent Conservation News

Dr. M July 10, 2011 conservationDumpingfishinggeosequestrationiron fertilizationIUCNminingOil Spillpollutiontuna

Recently, news streams, scientific journals, and the web are exploding with conservation news.  Below is few highlights from the past few weeks. I’ll take my…

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