Posts Tagged ocean

Biggest waves you’ll see crashing against a lighthouse all day

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Indonesian mimic octopus–one of the coolest animals ever

i would love to do research on these

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Top 10 scuba diving places in the world

these sites are absolutely amazing…ive only been to one so far (great barrier reef) and bahamas will be next…the others will take alot more $$$$ before i can get to them

Diving : 10 Places You Dont Want to Miss

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I want to be here so badly!

Xkenken cenote in Yucatan, Mexico…absolutely fucking beautiful…please click for full size


from nat geo

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“Pregnant” Fish Fathers Abort Babies of Unsexy Females

pretty cool article…pipefish males, like seahorses, carry the offspring..although apparently pipefish can abort the babies from females that are “undesireable”:

“Pregnant” Fish Fathers Abort Babies of Unsexy Females

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We’ve all seen surfing dogs

but have you ever seen a surfing alpaca?!?!

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i want a fish with a see-through head

quick blog post on discover magazine about the barreleye: Top 100 Stories of 2009 #41: The Freaky Fish With the See-through Head

longer post on livescience.com: Strange Fish Has See-Through Head

awesome video about it:

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who said dolphins were gay?

now theres a pink one?!?:


Pink dolphin appears in US lake

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The Only Immortal Animal on Earth

this hydrozoan has found a way to cycle back and forth between polyp and medusa stages, seemingly staying immortal
The only immortal animal on Earth

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Blue whales’ song has changed over time

basically, when the whales numbers were low back in the 60s, whales had to switch to a higher frequency in order to attract mates…but now that the numbers are rebounding and there are more blue whales, they have switched back to a lower frequency

Blue Whales Croon A New Tune
In other words, the guys had to shout to be heard. But now that blue whales are more numerous, Hildebrand thinks the males have gone back to singing bass because it makes them sound bigger and more attractive to females. He says males of many species use lower tones to attract mates.

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