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Category: Organisms

Adaptations Organisms Seeps, Vent, & Whale Falls Weird

Photoshop Battles with this Image of a Hydrothermal Vent Polychaete Worm

Dr. M December 27, 2018 blindeyelessHydrothermal VentPhotoshopPolychaeteRedditt

I love that the internet can bring together collectives of people working toward a common goal on something for the greater good.  In beauty that…

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Adaptations Biology Coral Crustacean Development Echinoderms Evolution Fish Genetics Jellyfish Organisms Parasites

A Tale of One Opening

Dr. M December 22, 2018 anusdigestiondigestivegutincompletemouth

I was just listening to a podcast about how sea sponges use the pores all over their body to “bring in food and release wastes”…

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Ecology Fish Organisms

The Dive Bombing Birds of Newfoundland

Dr. M December 3, 2018 birdsDive BombinggannetsNewfoundlandSeabird

As we enter the last month of 2018, our team is already eager to start a new field season in beautiful #Newfoundland! Here is one…

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Adaptations Development Evolution Fish

You Should Definitely Know about Pufferfish Skeletons

Dr. M December 2, 2018 bonesfishpufferfishscalesskeleton

It all started with this Tweet. So, uh, I just learned that this is what a pufferfish skeleton looks like, and I think you all…

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Art Biology Ecology Environmental Sciences Life of Science Organisms Uncategorized

Writings on the SeaWall: Squidtoons

Alex Warneke November 30, 2018 ArtBookssquidtoons

As science communicators, we are constantly looking for new and innovative ways to translate the ramblings of the ivory tower into a relatable and accessible public…

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New Research Organisms

A Wormy (and Nerdy) Conquest of the Deep

Dr. M November 28, 2018 Game of ThronesLord of the RingsPolychaetetaxonomyworm

There are all kinds of reasons why Paulo Bonifácio and  Lénaïck Menot have nerd clout.  There is, of course, the fact that they just described…

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Abyss Biology Echinoderms Organisms Seamount

Holothurian Hill

Dr. M November 23, 2018 headless chickenholothurianNOAASea Cucumber

  Take a break from the madness of #blackfriday2018 & marvel at these swimming sea cucumbers, seen during recent #Okeanos expedition: https://t.co/HneVxh2JiI pic.twitter.com/MEYO9OKmQb — NOAA…

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Adaptations Biology Coral Reef Favorite Species Fish Mating & Reproduction Organisms

Ribbon Eel Video Roundup

Dr. M November 18, 2018 hermaphroditeRibbon Eelvideo

Featured image photo by Jack Follow, Blue Ribbon Eel 6, https://flic.kr/p/gXbbtG. Available by Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) Because my other post today is…

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Biology Mammals

Holy Swimming Bats

Dr. M November 12, 2018 batsBehaviorfishingforagingmammalMarine Mammalswimming

Fun little fact I learned today.  Bats can swim.  Behold the majesticness. Hat tip to Lauren Coons on Twitter. Newsflash: 🦇Bats can swim 🦇And are…

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Adaptations Cephalopods Ecology Expeditions Mating & Reproduction New Research Organisms Seamount

An Octopus Nursery Discovered on a Deep Underwater Mountain

Dr. M November 11, 2018 BroodingCaliforniaDavidson SeamountnurseryOctopusPacificsanctuarySeamount

Far below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, three quarters of a mile deep, lies the peak of an underwater mountain.  Rising 1.4 miles off…

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