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Nautilus expedition live streams (+ their commentary) | 2024
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Nautilus expedition live streams (+ their commentary) | 2024
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Deep-Sea-cember: Can you fathom how much joy seeing an oarfish brings?
For @montereybayaquarium's Deep Sea December
day 27: community π½οΈ
for @montereybayaquarium 's deep sea december prompts!
scientists: oh hey we found a new species of deep sea feather star, neat :)
the news: TERRIFYING and ALIEN creature with ONE THOUSAND ARMS discovered LURKING in the DEEP ABYSS of the sea
the public: omg im never swimming in the ocean again!!!
the animal:
Look at these pathetic and very pink lobsters covered in barnacles from the Schmidt Ocean Institute ROV dive off Uruguay: (SOI dive 831 August 27 2025)
aheem heem π₯Ί i got covered in barncles π₯Ί
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You ready for our 2026 Valentines?? The art is ready for ya π
This year's cards were designed by Philly artist April Finfrock. I'm completely obsessed with how these turned out.
As with everything on our shop, sales of these valentines support Skype a Scientist π
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Melanocetus johnsonii specimen found 2 km off the coast of Tenerife while a group of researchers were observing pelagic sharks.
Anglerfish normally live in the bathypelagic and mesopelagic zones (200-2000 meters deep),
The specimen died minutes after this video was taken and has been preserved by a museum in Spain.