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The Endangered Animals of Finding Nemo: Great White Sharks
G’day mate, my name’s Bruce. I’m a Great White Shark. While I am great, heh heh, I am white only on my belly! The rest of me is gray. In Finding Nemo, my and chums and I had the motto, … Continue reading
Alby the Albatross and Plastic, Plastic Everywhere in the Ocean
That picture is not me, thank goodness. My name is Alby the Albatross, and it is nice to meet you. That was an albatross chick who most likely died from eating too much plastic. Hundreds of thousands of dead albatross … Continue reading
Terry the Pteropod on Ocean Acidification
Hello, my name is Terry and I’m a pteropod. What exactly is a pteropod? Well, I’m also called a sea butterfly and I have been described as a “coffee bean with wings.” What I really am is a marine snail … Continue reading
Posted in Other Marine Animals
Tagged acidification, climate change, global warming, ocean, ocean acidification, pteropods
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Ollie the Octopus on Ocean Acidification
Hello, my name is Ollie, and I’m an Octopus. Welcome to my blog entry, told from the point-of-view of an octopus. I am ecstatic to have found myself a human translator (or is she an octopus translator??) named Cherilyn. I … Continue reading
Posted in Cephalopods, Ollie the Octopus
Tagged acidification, cephalopod, ocean, ocean acidification, octopus
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