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Weedy Sea Dragon

The weedy sea dragon is a close relative of the seahorse. It looks similar to the seahorse, except it has long weed-like structures that stick out from their bodies. This is very helpful for disguising the weedy sea dragon and it is really difficult to distinguish them in the seaweed beds where they mostly live.

The weedy sea dragon is sometimes called the common sea dragon and it is actually considered a fish. The weedy sea dragon belongs to the Phyllopteryx genus and is the only member. The weedy sea dragon is found mostly along ...

Deep Sea Angler Fish

One of the ocean's strangest looking fish of all is the deep-sea anglerfish. The deep-sea anglerfish is known scientifically as the Melanocetus johnsoni and is one of the deep ocean's most well known residents. There are more than 200 different species of anglerfish worldwide. The reason it is called an angler fish is that it has a spine that is extra long with a photopore at the end, which looks sort of like a fishing lure. This photopore works much like a lightning bug and can produce a bluish light, which attracts prey when the sea angler fish moves the photopore back and forth.

Coral Reef Biome Organism Life

There are many organisms found in a Coral Reef Biome. These include starfish, sponges, sea urchins, mollusks, crab, algae and many more. All of the organisms in the Coral Reef Biome are deeply reliant on each other for survival. The organism all use and depend on one another to survive through the process of symbiosis.

Baby Sea Turtles

Baby sea turtles are the result of millions of years of mating and nesting rituals. When Baby Sea Turtles on sandready to lay baby sea turtles eggs, the female will make her way to the beach where she was hatched and create a nest in which she can lay the eggs for the future baby sea turtles. She will use her hind flippers to dig a hole that is 40 to 50 centimeters deep. When the hole is to the female's satisfaction, the female will fill the nest with a clutch of eggs that will soon hatch into baby sea turtles.


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Coral Reef Ecosystem

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The Baltic Sea

The Baltic Sea can be found in Northern Europe. A salt water sea, the Baltic Sea is surrounded by the Scandinavian Peninsula, the mainland of Europe, as well as the Danish islands. The Baltic Sea is interesting because it is artificially linked to the White Sea through the White Sea Canal and the Baltic Sea is also linked to the North Sea by the Kiel Canal. In addition, the Baltic Sea is also surrounded by gulfs, such as the Gulf of Bothnia to the north, the Gulf of Finland to the northeast, and the Gulf of Riga to the east. The Baltic Sea drains, though other sources, into both the North Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.

The name Baltic Sea was given to the Baltic Sea waters in the...

Coral Reef Biomes Endangered

Since a Coral Reef Biome is very sensitive to the environment, it is endangered. Even the slightest upset in the Biome can cause disaster for many of the organisms. Some causes for the endangered Coral Reef Biomes are global warming, commercial fishing, and tourism.

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The Indian Ocean

The Indian Ocean floor is 11000 feet deep on an average. The Ocean is divided into three important sections, known as the African, Antardis, and Australasian, which is marked by a submarine mountain range, known as the Mid-Oceanic Ridge, the ridge itself reaching a height of c.10, 000 ft with some peaks emerging as islands. Great Rift Valley's extension, which itself is a huge rift, passes through the Gulf of Aden, extending through the length of the Indian Ocean. Java Trench, in Indonesia has the greatest depth of 25344 ft. The river waters from Indus, Ganges-Brahmaputra, Zambezi, Tigris-Euphrates, and Irrawaddy pour into the Indian Ocean.

Breeding Of Diving Petrels

From the 4 varieties 2, the Peruvian Diving petrel and also the Magellan Diving-petrel, have extremely limited varies about South America's coasts, while the Typical Diving-petrel and also the South Georgia Diving petrels variety broadly throughout the southern oceans, breeding on island destinations off New Zealand, sub-Antarctic island destinations within the Indian Ocean, and islands within the southern Atlantic. Diving petrels are among earth's most a variety of birds, with Typical and South Georgia Diving petrels numbering a number of million pairs every. The Peruvian Diving-petrel, however, is threatened by guano extraction, launched species and environment alter, and it is outlined as a vulnerable varieties.

Electrified coral sparks new life for reef - CNN


Electrified coral sparks new life for reef
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By Eoghan Macguire, for CNN Electrically powered steel structures have helped re-grow the coral reefs of Permuteran Bay in Bali, Indonesia. (CNN) -- A little over ten years ago the coral reefs of Pemuteran Bay in Bali, Indonesia, were in a state of ...

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Detecting detrimental change in coral reefs - Science Codex


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Detecting detrimental change in coral reefs
Science Codex
Over dinner on RV Calypso while anchored on the lee side of Glover's Reef in Belize, Jacques Cousteau told Phil Dustan that he suspected humans were having a negative impact on coral reefs. Dustan?a young ocean ecologist who had worked in the lush ...
Satellite mapping could help prevent coral reef declineThe Earth Times

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Scientists freeze Great Barrier Reef coral sperm and embryos - NEWS.com.au


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Scientists freeze Great Barrier Reef coral sperm and embryos
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Scientists are freezing parts of coral from the Great Barrier Reef. Picture: Supplied Source: news.com.au THE arid plains fringing Australia's desert centre are more suited to camels than blooms of coral but here, hundreds of miles from the coast, ...
Great Barrier Reef hopes on ice in Aussie OutbackAFP
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Only 4% of Philippine coral reefs are still pristine - Inquirer.net


Inquirer.net

Only 4% of Philippine coral reefs are still pristine
Inquirer.net
The same with gathering and selling of corals, a virtual cottage industry for many fishermen in the area. Most of the country's coral reefs are in need of rehabilitation with only four percent still in pristine condition, a senior environment official ...
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