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Category: Organisms

Biology Plankton

The Biological Pump: A short film in construction paper

Dr. Martini June 6, 2014 biological pumpcarbon cyclefecal pelletsphytoplanktonzooplankton

In the sixth grade, we had weekly assignments that were supposed to be a mixture of arts and crafts and scholarly study. Two of my good…

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Biology Cnidaria Development Genetics Mating & Reproduction Pictures and Movies

This animal can be torn apart, and will come back together again

RR Helm June 6, 2014

Though we might not think much of the small pond Hydra, it’s got an incredible secret superpower. It spends much of its day extending its…

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Art Biology Ecology Evolution Fishing Mating & Reproduction Organisms Scientist! Social Sciences

A (Not So Serious) Scientific Treatment of Mermaids

Dr. M June 5, 2014

It is hard to know where to start in describing Karl Banse, professor emeritus at the University of Washington.  He is one of the world’s…

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Art Biology Habitats Life of Science Mollusk New Species Organisms Pictures and Movies Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls

Beautiful Wood Fall Art from Immy Smith

Dr. M May 21, 2014 artworkImmy SmithpaintingWood Fall

When I crowd funded part of my wood fall research, Immy Smith reached out to me about painting some of the life that occurs on these…

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Adaptations Biology Climate Change Conservation & Environment Habitats Polar Uncategorized

On How I Came to Meet Polar Bear Pete

Alex Warneke May 20, 2014 climate changeDegraded HabitatsHigh Tech High SchoolPolar Bear Pete

“ ‘Help!’ cried a bear, ‘I come with bad news!’ ‘Come with me quick, there’s no time to lose!’  The people sailed by and left…

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Plankton

The sea is full of life, but not quite that full

Miriam Goldstein May 19, 2014 communicating scienceviralzooplankton

A couple weeks ago this photo was going viral with the headline “A Single Drop of Seawater, Magnified 25 Times”: This was one of this…

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Abyss Adaptations Biology Environmental Sciences Fluid Dynamics Hadal & Trench Vessels and Equipment

How to shrink a styrofoam cup and other side effects of deep ocean pressure

Dr. Martini May 17, 2014 bathyspheredeep seahadalNereussubmarine

Too much pressure can be a good thing. Extreme pressure in the earth’s mantle squeezing carbon together creates diamonds and aids Rihanna’s ability to shine…

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Abyss Biology Habitats New Research Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Sharks

Dead Elasmobranchs on the Seafloor are Not as Appetizing as One Might Assume

Dr. M May 13, 2014 AngolaCarbonfood fallmarine snowraywhale fallfwhale shark

Most fauna in the deep-sea rely upon a drizzle of particles of decaying animals and feces.  This marine snow is of low food quality as…

View More Dead Elasmobranchs on the Seafloor are Not as Appetizing as One Might Assume
Biology Conservation & Environment Coral Reef Sponge Bitches!

What is the world's largest barrel sponge?

Dr. M May 8, 2014 Barrel Spongegiantlargestrecord holder

It is probably this 2.5 meter (8.2 feet) diameter giant that was a tourist attraction for scuba divers visiting Curaçao in the Caribbean in the…

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Biology Cnidaria Intertidal

Anemone consumes a baby seabird

Dr. Martini May 6, 2014 Anemoneapex predatorscormorantOregon

One afternoon, my coworker Lisa Guy and I are looking through her photo archive, when I spy something that looks like an purple butterball turkey…

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