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unique-pieces · 6 months ago
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Do you like sharks? We present to you an underwater shark jigsaw puzzle
Available on (30,110,252,500,1000), Enjoy putting them together with your family and friends
Designed and sold by Unique-Pieces
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visionproductions2008 · 4 months ago
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🌊 Dive into the abyss! Discover the enchanting mysteries hidden at the ocean's depths. From vibrant coral forests to elusive deep-sea creatures, join us on an underwater journey like no other. 🌊
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mesmerizing-sea-life · 1 year ago
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travelwayfarer · 2 years ago
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Caye Caulker, Belize is a small Caribbean island that is a true paradise. The crystal clear waters and white sandy beaches make it the perfect place to relax and unwind. Whether you're snorkeling through the vibrant coral reefs or lounging on the beach with a cold drink in hand, there's something for everyone on this beautiful island. The locals here are friendly and welcoming, and the food is delicious. From fresh seafood to traditional Belizean dishes, there's no shortage of tasty options. One of the best things about Caye Caulker is its laid-back atmosphere. There are no cars on the island, so the only mode of transportation is by bike or golf cart. This adds to the island's charm and helps to keep things relaxed and stress-free. If you're looking for a little adventure, there are plenty of activities to keep you busy. From kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding to parasailing and kiteboarding, there's no shortage of ways to have fun in the sun. Whether you're a beach bum or an adventure seeker, Caye Caulker is the perfect destination. So pack your bags and head to this tropical paradise. You won't regret it! #CayeCaulker #Belize #Caribbean #islandlife #beach #snorkeling #coralreefs #travel #vacation #relaxation #adventure #kayaking #standuppaddleboarding #parasailing #kiteboarding #sandybeaches #crystalclearwater #food #friendlylocals #laidback #golfcart #bike #tropical #paradise #beachbum #adventureseeker #funinthesun #sun #relax #stressfree https://www.instagram.com/p/CmkG-MPKnu6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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bsraart · 2 years ago
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vargasreef · 2 years ago
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They are beautiful 😍 @aquael_world @aquaeliran @bluemarinelife.qa @two_little_fishies @illumagic @dalua_international #coral #coralreef #coralreefs #coralreeftank #coralreefaquarium #reef #reefer #reefaquarium #reeftank #reefbuilders #reef2reef #marineaquarium #reefers4reefers #aquariums #reefshop #reefkeeping #reefs #reeffish #reefaddict #reeftanks #reefaholiks #nanoreef #designinspiration #designideas #allmymoneygoestocoral #allmymoneygoestofish #aquarium #eatsleepreef #aquariumdesign #aquariumbuild https://www.instagram.com/p/CpLBwcprWFS/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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funnylittlecritters · 8 days ago
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Meet the Sea Sheep! Fun Fact: This adorable sea slug resembles a tiny sheep and can incorporate chloroplasts from the algae it eats, allowing it to photosynthesize like a plant!
Can you imagine having the ability to generate energy from sunlight just by eating your greens?
Share in the comments below what you find most fascinating about the sea sheep.
another redesign of the intro posts, tell me what you think!
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travelhubpage · 1 month ago
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currents-of-change · 2 months ago
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The Beautiful Invader Wreaking Havoc on Florida’s Reefs: The Lionfish Problem Invasive Species Series — Part 2
This is part of the Invasive Species Series, where we explore how certain non-native species disrupt marine ecosystems and the long-term impacts they have on our oceans.
When you think of an invasive species, a creature with vibrant colors and flowing fins may not immediately come to mind. But in the case of the lionfish (Pterois volitans), its striking appearance hides a destructive impact that has been quietly devastating Florida’s coral reefs.
Lionfish are native to the Indo-Pacific, but their introduction into the Atlantic has caused major problems for marine ecosystems. Accidentally released into the waters off the southeastern United States, likely from home aquariums, lionfish have spread rapidly and are now considered one of the most harmful invasive species in the region.
A Predator Without Limits
What makes the lionfish so dangerous is not just its beauty, but its appetite. Lionfish are voracious predators, feeding on a wide variety of reef fish, many of which are crucial for maintaining the balance of coral ecosystems. Juvenile fish, in particular, are easy targets, which is alarming because these young fish are needed to replenish populations and maintain healthy reefs.
Without natural predators in the Atlantic, lionfish populations have exploded. Unlike in their native Indo-Pacific waters, where they are kept in check by larger predators, the Atlantic has no species capable of controlling their numbers. As a result, lionfish are thriving, and their impact on coral reefs is immense.
Reefs Under Siege
Healthy coral reefs depend on a delicate balance of species — fish that graze on algae, corals that build reef structures, and a variety of creatures that create a thriving ecosystem. Lionfish disrupt this balance by consuming important reef species, particularly herbivorous fish that prevent algae from smothering corals. Without these grazers, algae can overgrow and suffocate coral reefs, leading to their decline.
The rapid spread of lionfish is not just an ecological problem — it has economic consequences too. Florida’s coral reefs contribute millions to the local economy through tourism and fishing. As lionfish reduce biodiversity and reef health, these industries face serious risks.
A Growing Threat
Efforts to control the lionfish population have included organized spearfishing events, commercial harvesting, and public awareness campaigns encouraging people to eat lionfish (which are surprisingly delicious). While these efforts have made a small dent in the population, they are far from solving the problem.
The lionfish invasion is a sobering reminder of the unintended consequences of human actions on delicate ecosystems. Just like the purple urchin, the lionfish has shown that even a single species can have a massive impact on marine environments when ecological balances are disturbed.
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bloggerbapu · 2 months ago
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incrediblesphere · 2 months ago
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Nusa Penida: Island Hopping to Paradise
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leon-production · 3 months ago
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The amazing underwater world of Mexican sculptor Jason DeCaires Taylor🐠
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travelsbliss · 3 months ago
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Best Places to Visit in Negril, Jamaica: A Guide for U.S. Travelers Are you dreaming of a beachside paradise in Jamaica? Negril, with its famous Seven Mile Beach, crystal-clear waters, and laid-back vibe, is the ultimate destination for sun-seekers and adventurers alike. This guide is designed for U.S. travelers eager to explore the best places in Negril. Whether you're snorkeling in the coral reefs, enjoying the sunset at Rick's Café, or simply relaxing on the beach, Negril offers an idyllic tropical escape. 🏝️🇯🇲 📍 Discover Negril: Best Places to Visit in Negril, Jamaica - A Guide for U.S. Travelers
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fixquotes · 4 months ago
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"Oman overall has great animal and plant biodiversity because it has mountains, desert, coastal areas and rich coral reefs"
- Saadi
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bsraart · 2 years ago
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My coral reefs.
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horreiaa · 4 months ago
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Dive into an underwater wonderland without getting wet! 🐠 Our semi-submarine tour in Sharm El Sheikh is the perfect way to explore the vibrant coral reefs and colorful marine life. No scuba gear needed! 🤿
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