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  1. Meet the cutest DJ in the ocean!
    Nori, the leaf sheep sea slug, is dropping fresh beats instead of leaves. If you love adorable sea creatures, music, and quirky designs, this one is for you.
    #LeafSheep #LeafSheepSeaSlug #SeaSlug #Costasiella #CuteAnimals #OceanLife #MarineLife #SeaLife #DJ #MusicLover #CuteArt #Kawaii #CuteShirt #GraphicTee #TeeDesign #NatureLovers #OceanLovers #SeaCreature #FunnyShirt #GiftIdea

  2. Deadliest and Most Dangerous Animals On The Great Barrier Reef 

    The country is also home to the world’s most famous coral reef system: the Great Barrier Reef. This diverse ecosystem covers more than 134,000 square miles and, in some parts, descends to 2,000 metres deep. How many deadly species can be found in its waters? Here are 10 of the deadliest species that can be found on the Great Barrier Reef and how worried you should be about encountering them......Continue reading.... By: Melissa Hobson Source: Discover Wild Life . Critics: The […]

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  3. Learn more about manta rays… ausgeo.co/mantarays

    Have you encountered a manta ray in the wild before? One woman did – and it led to her changing careers and launching a project to protect these ‘charismatic’ underwater flying carpets.

    For more than a decade now, Australian marine scientist Dr Asia Haines has been an integral part of University of the Sunshine Coast’s Project Manta – a team investigating the population, biology and ecology of the enigmatic reef manta ray (Mobula alfredi) in eastern Australian waters.

    📷 Project Manta

    #underwater #underwaterphotography #ocean #marinelife #marine #sealife #manta #mantaray #rays #fish #cetacean #whale #shark #oceanlife #paradise #seeaustralia
    #environment #academia #research #academicchatter #biodiversity #ecology #biology #nature #wildlife #photography #science #scientist

  4. Have you ever witnessed a double breach before? 🐋

    Researchers speculate whales likely breach for various reasons, which help them communicate, deter threats, successfully forage and mate, and, in general, survive in their dynamic underwater world… ausgeo.co/whalebreach

    🎥 IG: @droning_my_sorrows

    #whale #whales #whalewatching #cetacean #seeaustralia #oceancreatures #marinelife #ocean #sealife #oceanlife #underwater #dronephotography #whalelover
    #environment #biodiversity #ecology #biology #nature #wildlife #photography