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In 2004, this giant Aldabra tortoise (Aldabrachelys gigantea) seems to have survived an ocean voyage
In 2004, this giant Aldabra tortoise (Aldabrachelys gigantea) seems to have survived an ocean voyage
FROM PANAMA TO MARIANA TRENCH:  FEMALE WHALE SHARK MADE A RECORD!For two and a half years, scientist
FROM PANAMA TO MARIANA TRENCH:  FEMALE WHALE SHARK MADE A RECORD!For two and a half years, scientist
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED GIANT SPONGE REDISCOVERED IN CAMBODIAMore than 100 years after it was last see
CRITICALLY ENDANGERED GIANT SPONGE REDISCOVERED IN CAMBODIAMore than 100 years after it was last see
bioluminescentoceangoddess: Psychedelic Medusa Crossota millsaeThe Psychedelic Medusa is a deep-sea
bioluminescentoceangoddess: Psychedelic Medusa Crossota millsaeThe Psychedelic Medusa is a deep-sea
The porbeagle is a mackerel shark known for its oddly thick body and large, black eyes.  Its spindle
The porbeagle is a mackerel shark known for its oddly thick body and large, black eyes.  Its spindle
sushinfood:batchygyo:blue-bower:bugcthulhu:meglyman:Mimic Octopus has had enough of Dancing Crab’s s
sushinfood:batchygyo:blue-bower:bugcthulhu:meglyman:Mimic Octopus has had enough of Dancing Crab’s s
7 déchets sur 10 ce retrouve dans l'océan. Plastique, métaux lourds, hydrocarbure 100% des déchets d
7 déchets sur 10 ce retrouve dans l'océan. Plastique, métaux lourds, hydrocarbure 100% des déchets d
Siphonophore | ©Kevin Raskoff/Hidden Ocean Expedition 2005/NOAA/OAR/OER A magnificent siphonophore (
Siphonophore | ©Kevin Raskoff/Hidden Ocean Expedition 2005/NOAA/OAR/OER A magnificent siphonophore (
Humpback WhaleSome anon asked me to draw a whale on palette 23, but I’m reposting cause last one had
Humpback WhaleSome anon asked me to draw a whale on palette 23, but I’m reposting cause last one had
Sea fans and a batfish inside the current at Mike’s Point Reef. by David Doubilet
Sea fans and a batfish inside the current at Mike’s Point Reef. by David Doubilet
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