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#deepsea explores the ocean's mysterious depths, showcasing vibrant marine life, bizarre creatures, stunning underwater landscapes, environmental awareness, sustainable practices, captivating adventures, exploration, research insights, and the beauty of our blue planet.
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Follow my insta for more marine science inspiration š¤ @its_mad_science #marinebiology #marinebiologist #womeninstem #marinebio #stem #deepsea #plankton #kelpforest
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Scientists just identified this deep sea creature... In recent years, remotely operated deep sea vehicles have gotten a lot better - cameras, navigation, sensors, automation - allowing us to get enough data to finally classify this slug. And this sea slug is just one of more than 250 species discovered in the depths with the help of these new tools. If you want more optimistic science in tech stories, subscribe for more of our show Huge If True... #deepocean #deepsea #science #tech
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No, itās not a translucent hamburger bun- itās a predatory #tunicate! This marine invertebrate fascinated our #CorpsofExploration while diving in the waters of #Palau last year. #NautilusLive #oceananimal #marineinvertebrates #oceancreature #deepsea
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Wyd if you were scuba diving and saw this creature? #skinwalker #werewolf #mermaid #northsea #deepsea #seamonster #seacreature #caughtontape #nightmarecritter #nightmarefuel
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My Dory, what big eyes you have šŗš§£ Meet the owlfish. The owlfish, named for the size of its large eyes relative to its head, lives throughout the North Pacific. These species are in the family Bathylagidae and are relatively common in the deep sea, living at depths of over 6,000 meters (19,685 feet). In Monterey Bay, we observe these fish between a few hundred meters to over 2,000 meters (6,560 feet). #owlfish #FishTok #DeepSea #DeepOcean #CoolFish #MarineBiology #FindingNemo
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Wyd if you saw these sea creatures? #seacreatures #northsea #seamonsters #caughtoncamera #nightmarecritters #nightmarefuel #deepsea #ocean #fishing #leviathan
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Introducing The Offshore Banking! This 27-foot center console is powered by twin 200 HP outboards and fully equipped with every feature needed for serious offshore fishing. Customized to my liking, this boat will be the vessel I use to push boundaries and explore my endless fascination with the ocean. Lord knows the work, blood, and sweat itās taken to get to this point! Iām beyond excited for the adventures aheadāexploring new fisheries, discovering new areas, embarking on long-range trips, and, most of all, catching big fish! Iāve always had the vision, but itās truly mind-blowing to see it all come to fruition. A huge thank you to my sponsors and everyone who watches my videos and supports iBelongOutdoors. This is just the beginningāGod is good! #iBelongOutdoors #CenterConsole #Fishing #DeepSea #Florida
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Wyd if you saw this creature while diving? #dog #wolf #skinwalker #seacreature #caughtoncamera #scubadiving #nightmarefuel #strangepets #weirdpets #deepsea #northsea
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Wyd if you encountered these sea creatures? #seacreatures #northsea #fishing #deepsea #caughtoncamera #seamonster #leviathan
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Dragonfish in 4Kāyay or nay?ā ā One of these clips is in 4K, and the other isn't. Can you guess which one is which? Do you like the 4K version, or is HD the one for you?ā ā High-definition, or HD, cameras on our remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) have recorded thousands of hours of video, helping the institute's research team piece together the mysteries of Earth's largest but least explored living space. ā ā MBARI's MxD SeaCam 4K camera provides an exciting new level of visibility into the deep sea. Beyond offering a detailed look at deep-sea animals and habitats, MBARI scientists are excited about how the higher resolution and powerful zoom capabilities can improve their research. Because of the high resolution, we can stand off farther away from the animal we are investigating, than with our former HD cameras. This is important because our proximity to the animals can bias their behavior, so the farther away we can be and still see clearly, the better.ā ā The footage captured by this camera promises to advance not only research but also education. Images are the most powerful way to communicate the beauty and importance of the deep sea and share the scientific knowledge and discoveries made there with the public. #MBARI #DeepSea #DeepOcean #viral #fyp #technology #science
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Glass squids (family Cranchiidae) live in the boundless waters of the twilight, or mesopelagic, zone. Like other cephalopods, glass squids are covered in tiny pigment sacs called chromatophores. They often keep their chromatophores closed so their skin is basically see through. This invisibility cloak hides them from both predators and prey. When the glass squidās cover is blown, they expand their chromatophores to darken their appearance. Some may fill their body cavity with ink instead, presumably to blend into the darkness. And when danger still looms, a glass squid may squirt ink into the water and jet away. A ghostly shroud of ink creates a distraction so the squid can escape. More than 60 species of glass squids live in deep twilight waters around the world. Some are little more than 10 centimeters (four inches) long, but others are giants. In fact, the largest of all squidsāthe colossal squid (Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni), nearly 10 meters (33 feet) long and weighing up to 495 kilograms (1,091 pounds)ābelongs to the family Cranchiidae. We typically see smaller glass squids about 30 centimeters (12 inches) long, likely because the larger ones are faster swimmers that can easily elude our slow-moving submersibles. #DeepSea #DeepOcean #GlassSquid #Ocean
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Meet the flapjack octopus š MBARIās robotic submersibles often spot this little octopus resting on the mud, its orange body resembling a flat, fluffy pancake. When startled by a predator, a flapjack octopus perks up and swims to safety by flapping its stubby fins, pulsing its webbed arms, pushing water through its funnel for jet propulsionāor all three at once. When the coast is clear, it stretches its webbed arms and parachutes back to the seafloor. #FlapjackOctopus #FishTok #DeepSea #DeepOcean #Octopus
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Grace under pressure āØļøā ā Deep-sea animals live under crushing amounts of pressure generated by the immense weight of the water above. Comb jellies are a diverse group of gelatinous animals found across a range of marine habitats, from the oceanās sunlit surface to the abyssal seafloor. ā ā For decades, MBARI scientists have studied who lives in these habitats. Some of the most dazzling denizens, and the most depth-diverse, are the comb jellies. Using MBARIās advanced deep-sea robots, MBARI researchers studied 17 different species to find out why there are so many kinds of comb jellies and why some only live in shallow water and others only in the deep.ā ā They learned that an adaptation in their cellular membranes is key to surviving high pressure. Greasy molecules called lipids that make up membranes have a different shape in deep-sea species than in shallow-water ones. The cone shape of these molecules helps keep the cellular membranes of deep-sea comb jellies dynamic under pressure. Our cell membranes contain plasmalogen lipids too. In fact, the highest levels are in brain cells. Comb jellies taught us that plasmalogens have a special shape, which could help us understand how these molecules help our brains function.ā ā The oceanās depths hold the answers to fundamental questions about life on Earth. But deep-sea animals and environments face a fragile future. If we donāt protect deep-sea biodiversity, we risk losing critical clues about the inner workings of life itself. Who knows what else deep-sea animals will teach us? #MBARI #DeepSea #DeepOcean #viral #fyp #science
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