#oceanresearch

[aipidia]

https://aipidia.com/web-stories/ai-decodes-animal-communication/

[skaucher]

False Bay expedition with @caperadd ⛵️ #marinebiology #oceanresearch #falsebay #sealife https://www.instagram.com/p/CnVL__PKQGxT2ewl78SOhZJy7pg_5OnPiZ6qUM0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[jimabernethy]

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#Repost @theinertia @download.ins --- Here’s something a little different and a bit astonishing • Researchers at @schmidtocean have been exploring the Phoenix Islands Archipelago, also known as Rawaki. On one dive in particular, the team spotted an extremely rare, clear animal known as a glass octopus. The octopus was spotted at 651 meters (2132 feet) at a seamount in the Winslow reef complex on Tokelau Ridge. They’re not a huge creature, reaching 18 inches from tip of the mantle to the tips of the tentacles. It’s one of the least studied cephalopods in the world. 🐙 #ocean #oceanresearch #instagood https://www.instagram.com/p/CRhpv0iJ3bo/?utm_medium=tumblr

[whosecityisthis]

Ocean Science Centre Cold-Ocean Deep-Sea Research Facility, Logy Bay, NL 2019 #newfoundlandandlabrador #newfoundlandcanada #nl #nlcanada #newfoundland #oceansciencescentre #atlanticcanada #eastcoastcanada #oceanresearch #marinebiology #atlanticocean #deepsearesearch #memorialuniversity #mediumformat #6x7 #120 #pro400h (at Logy Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9hcZIxA4l9/?igshid=1cyammwntih87

[respectanimalrights]

Credit © @orcalabbc There is a new baby in town! Find the story below. Recently, the A30s and the A25s disappeared to the east for a few days. Nobody knew were they were until we heard calls on the rubbing beach two nights ago. Later during that day it became clear why, Cordero (A85), had a baby! Cordero belongs to the A5 family and sadly her mother, Nodales, (A51) died very young. Cordero was only six years old and now an orphan. She was “taken in” by the A23s and travelled with them. Her uncle Surge (A61) elected to travel with the A42s for about a year before he joined the A23s too. They have had quite the journey together and lost a lot of family members during the previous years leaving only the two of them behind. Surge, himself, was a three year old orphan, when his mother Sharky (A25) died prematurely and with only his eleven year old sister Nodales to look after him. Late last year Cordero began to spend a lot of time with Cutter (A86) who is from the A30 matriline. Even after Cutter had a baby earlier this year Cordero continued to be her constant companion, bonded seemingly by their similar condition. It will be great to watch these two new mothers now. Yesterday evening, Cordero with her baby and Uncle Surge led a very large gathering of families through Blackney Pass on their way to Johnstone Strait. It was a beautiful sight with the A30s together in a line following at a respectful distance. We managed to get these snapshots of them when they travelled in front of the lab (all taken from land). What a day it was. For the entire summary of yesterday go to http://www.orca-live.net/community/index.html. It is definitely worth the read :) Photocredit: @soundwaveontheroad . . To help orcas in the wild and keep the project going at OrcaLab, you can donate at our website www.orcalab.org . . . . #orca #orcas #killerwhale #cetacean #seeablowgoslow #whalealert #dogood #nature #wildlife #wildandfree #emptythetanks #conservation #protect #explorebc #donate #nonprofit #discorverocean #oceanresearch #observation #wildlifephotography #canada https://www.instagram.com/p/B24LD4nCTZb/?igshid=ftrazuqlzp0y

[oceans-research]

There's is no denying that the benefits of volunteering are huge. But with so many volunteer programs available, it's easy to get confused. To help you pick the right one, We have put together a complete overview of several types of volunteer programs.

[reallifecaribbean]

Today we are inspired by Dr. Guy Harvey as we celebrate World Oceans Day 2019. Dr. Guy Harvey may be best known for his dynamic depictions of marine wildlife, but he is much more than an artist. Over the course of his colourful career he has travelled to remote regions, swum with giant ocean predators, set up marine research organisations ( Guy Harvey Research Institute ) and been instrumental in achieving better protection of vulnerable marine species. Read more in our REALlife Magazine Profile here: www.reallife.ky/editorial/guy-harvey-cayman For more info about the Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation visit: www.guyharvey.com @reallifecaribbean #reallifecaribbean @drguyharvey #guyharveyart #guyharvey #worldoceansday2019 @worldoceansday #caymanislands #marinewildlife ##guyharveyresearchinstitute #inspire #caribbeanlifestylemagazine #ocean #oceanlife #environment #environmentalist #environmentallyfriendly #oceanresearch #sealife #beachlife #sealife #beaware #oceanlove #atonewithnature (at Grand Cayman, Caribbean Islands) https://www.instagram.com/p/BybJ2W-AmxV/?igshid=ir8s421bnf7d

[ultimate-shark-experience]

Volunteer Marine and shark Eco program internship. Click here to find out more

Genus Tremoctopus

(Blanket Octopuses)

(not octopi octopuses is correct when referring to different species)

Blanket octopuses are a genus of pelagic (open water) octopuses that live in most tropical oceans. They get the name blanket due to the fact that the females have long webbing on their tentacles which looks like a blanket. These species exhibit extreme sexual dimorphism as the females are alot bigger than males and have the webbing, whereas males are a few centimeters long and have no webbing. This webbing is used as a defense mechanism, when a predator approaches the female she unveils her webbing making her look alot bigger. They also have the Badass property of being immune to the Portuguese man o war’s toxin and actually rip off their tentacles and use them for defensive purposes.

Phylogeny

Animalia-Mollusca-Cephalopoda-Octopoda-Argonautoida-Tremoctopodidae-Tremoctopus

Image 1 Source, Image 2 Source.

[soflanights]

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Celebrating #Halloween in style - at The International @SeaKeepers Society Founders’ Dinner 2019 #FLIBS2019 #2019SFE #marineconservation #oceanresearch 📹 Video by #SoFlaNights: https://www.soflanights.com/archives/201128 (at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4Tm9AcgTOH/?igshid=12pn0ncm7lt5e

[ultimate-shark-experience]

check out more cool videos and pics

[aipidia]

https://aipidia.com/ai-in-animal-communication/

[ubikalo]

11 junio Natalicio de Yves Cousteau 1910.— Nace Jacques-Yves Cousteau, investigador, científico y oceanógrafo francés, conocido por sus exploraciones a bordo del Calypso. Un hombre cuya pasión y tenacidad lo convirtió en un audaz investigador de los océanos y la vida en ellos. Hoy recordamos su nacimiento 110 años después. #cousteau #ocean #oceanresearch #vida #ubikalo — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2XQZyJN

[jimabernethy]

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#Repost @theinertia @download.ins --- Here’s something a little different and a bit astonishing • Researchers at @schmidtocean have been exploring the Phoenix Islands Archipelago, also known as Rawaki. On one dive in particular, the team spotted an extremely rare, clear animal known as a glass octopus. The octopus was spotted at 651 meters (2132 feet) at a seamount in the Winslow reef complex on Tokelau Ridge. They’re not a huge creature, reaching 18 inches from tip of the mantle to the tips of the tentacles. It’s one of the least studied cephalopods in the world. 🐙 #ocean #oceanresearch #instagood https://www.instagram.com/p/CRtu_w3hYcH/?utm_medium=tumblr

[respectanimalrights]

credit video 🎥 @orcalabbc 🔈🔈SOUND ON & WAIT FOR IT Megan got to film these playful baby whales a few days ago. Enjoy and have a great Sunday everyone☀️🏔🐋 @wild_sky_productions 👏 . . To help orcas in the wild and keep the project going at OrcaLab, you can donate at our website www.orcalab.org . . . . #orca #orcas #killerwhale #cetacean #seeablowgoslow #whalealert #dogood #nature #wildlife #wildandfree #emptythetanks #conservation #protect #explorebc #donate #nonprofit #discorverocean #oceanresearch #observation #wildlifephotography #canada🍁 https://www.instagram.com/p/B0ejZl-l4Pi/?igshid=1rap8qd28xgf5

[oceans-research]

Did you know that deep-sea sharks help the ecosystem by eating and scavenging dead animals on the bottom of the ocean?Well, that isn't the only way sharks contribute to our ecology. Let's find out more reasons why we need sharks in our ecosystem.