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GREEN SEA TURTLES ARE NO LONGER ENDANGERED
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Thanks to countless conservation efforts internationally the green sea turtle population is rebounding and is now least concerned » Continue Reading
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Glass octopus
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the glass octopus binomial name Vitreledonella richardi is in the phylum Mollusca their mantle length is about eleven centimeters and their total length is about forty five centimeters they are found in tropical and subtropical seas worldwide in the mesopelagic to the bathypelagic zones due to this reason encounters in the wild are extremely rare they are one of the most elusive sea creatures and ... » Continue Reading
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Basking shark
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The Basking shark (Cetorhinus maximus) is a massive filter feeding shark it gets up to twenty feet in length on average but can get up to forty and are the second largest living shark they get their name from it habit of looking like their basking at the ocean's surface but they really just swim slowly at the surface especially during summer because that's when zooplankton is abundant at the surfa... » Continue Reading
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Sea Angels
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Sea Angels are a type of free-swimming slug that are an order or mollusc they can get up to seven centimeters in length there are over three thousand unique species of Sea Angels but their most common species are the Clione Limacina and the Clione Antarctica they have a transparent gelatinous body in which lacks a shell they use their wing like structure called parapodia for swimming that allow th... » Continue Reading
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Castor
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Castor also known as Alpha Geminorum is a multiple star system in the constellation Gemini its composed of six separate stars in three binary systems although in 1718 was only assumed to be two stars but from earth only looks like one unless viewed with a high-quality telescope and is usually counted as one they are the second brightest star in Gemini with Pollux being the brightest and one of the... » Continue Reading