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Category: Weird

Adaptations Biology Ecology Evolution Favorite Species Fish Organisms Weird

These are a few of my favorite species: The Torpedo Ray

Alex Warneke November 1, 2014 Electric ShockMilton LoveTorpedinidaeTorpedo Ray

“Shields up! Phasers set to kill! Engage!” If the Pacific Torpedo Ray (Torpedo californica) had an inner dialogue whilst stalking delicious fishy snacks, I could imagine it…

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Adaptations Biology Coral Reef Ecology Evolution Favorite Species Fish Intertidal Life At Sea Paleobiology Weird

These Are a Few of My Favorite Species: Spotted Porcupine Fish

Douglas Long October 26, 2014

As scientific mariners, we spend an inordinate amount of shore time on sleezy docks and seedy piers around the world, from the gritty shipyards of…

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Biology Gadgets & Gear Sharks Weird

Shark vs. CTD. Shark 1, CTD 0.

Dr. Martini October 24, 2014

There is a common saying amongst oceanographers, “if you put something in the water, there is no guarantee you will get it back.” I’ve been in…

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Fish Pictures and Movies Weird

The mysterious case of the missing manta bits

Alistair Dove October 10, 2014 AMNHmantamanta rays

This spectacular picture has been doing the rounds of my Facebook network lately, of a Mr Bell at AMNH working on a manta ray specimen in…

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Ecology Microbes Pelagic Plankton Weird

Diagnosing Death with Diatoms

Holly Bik September 22, 2014 CSIdiatomsdrowningforensic limnologymicrofossilsphytoplankton

“I know you drowned him in the ocean, these bones don’t lie…” Ever heard of forensic limnology? Neither had I, until I had a random…

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Cnidaria Development Ecology Jellyfish Mating & Reproduction New Research Scientist! Weird

Outta-sight jelly babies discovered under black light

RR Helm July 18, 2014

So, the flower hat jellyfish pretty much looks like someone painted it while tripping on acid. It doesn’t just have tentacles on the edges, no…

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Art Biology Ecology Fish Gadgets & Gear Life of Science Scientist! Social Sciences Uncategorized Vessels and Equipment Weird

Inked.

Alex Warneke July 1, 2014 ResearchtattoosVIE tags

From ancient polynesians to seafaring sailors, tattoos in their various fashions have adorned the derma canvas for centuries. Used to represent tribal ranks, voyages to distant lands and conquests,…

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Biology Mollusk Pictures and Movies Weird

This sea slug is like a cross between a dinosaur, a jellyfish, and a watermelon

RR Helm April 10, 2014

I am awkward, and for that reason I’ve decided the sea slug Melibe will be my new power animal. I’m clumsy, equally bad at all sports, and…

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Gadgets & Gear Weird

Triton not. Dive, or dive not, there is no Triton.

Alistair Dove January 15, 2014 scubaStar Wars

One of the deeplings shared this SCUBA diving concept called the Triton, a sort of artificial gill that would extract oxygen from the water for…

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Pictures and Movies Weird

TGIF: Emoji Dick

Holly Bik November 15, 2013 Bookscall me ishmaelemoticonsMoby Dickwhales

This is either the awesomeest or stupidest thing ever: Emoji Dick is a crowd sourced and crowd funded translation of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick into Japanese…

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