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Link to a professional documentary on octopus intelligence

A video of squid set to lo-fi hip hop by Monterey Bay Aquarium

The Ocean Cleanup releases its first product

Incredible Paratya australiensis (Australian Glass Shrimp) photo

Image courtesy of GreenWave Kelp farmers in New England have begun leasing barns from tobacco farmers during the tobacco off-season to dry harvested kelp from sustainable, zero-input, regenerative ocean

For use during wreck survey diving. GIRT

Check this cracker image by photographer Tyler Schiffman <コ:彡 Kelp

Boops boops Known also by the name bogue, this species of seabream is named for it's large eyes. The scientific name is derived from an ancient Greek word meaning 'cow-eye'. "Headless Chicken Fish"

The other day I went to work and found these little guys being unintentionally led to their doom by their mother. For context, I work at a water treatment plant that produces drinking water for a large

51°43'50.0"N 2°26'20.0"W /-/ 51.730556, -2.438889 Built in the 1970s, the Purton Treatment Works is a 165ML/day capacity plant. It draws raw freshwater from the Gloucester and Sharpness Canal

Is a collection of boats and ships that were deliberately beached along the bank of the River Severn near Purton in Gloucestershire, England in the early 20th century. It is the largest ship graveyard

The fear of submerged machines. Image is a diver descending toward the submerged nuclear-powered submarine USS Woodrow Wilson in 1991. A personal viewArchive <コ:彡 The Purton Hulks

From the United States National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration comes this cracker picture of the NOAA Ship Okeanos Explorer, sailing away, presumably from a type of buoy, with camera mounted thereupon.

Music: Astral eyes by バーチャルボーイＡ ｔ ｓ ｕ