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Girl finds shark on the beach, and then yeets it back into the ocean | love going walks at night, especially there's clear sky, so age sixteen, would go few miles up beach around midnight most nights. One night, while still about mile our house saw something rolling surf s either plastic bag caught on log thought Or four foot shark jogged over not plastic bag caught on log shark moving and didn't appear be hurt, but caught water only an inch or so deep, being pushed higher with every wave by

Girl Discovers Shark On Beach, Throws It Back Into Ocean

There should be an animated short for this.
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A funny Tumblr thread about how insane octopi are | tilthat TIL Marine biologists are claiming there is rare instance non-human warfare happening between octopuses waters off coast Australia octopuses are fighting large groups over territory and even using projectiles such as seashells spit at enemies. via reddit.com pain-and-missouri Octopi are intense bransrath prefer octopedes celticpyro “Animals don't go war because they're cinnamon rolls unlike ebil humans uwu" Check-fucking-mate Linda,

Tumblr Thread: Octopuses Are Clever Brain Lords

Awesome and pretty terrifying.
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Funny memes about marine biology | Biology teacher are laughing at? Is my biology class funny Biology class rim flappe on bongfish is mated bungus its fuccbone scrotewad is only present on females above 69 | sharks according media and pop culture imma do swim sharks real life blub blub

Fifteen Marine Biology Memes For Science-y People

Marine biologists need love too!
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incredible time lapse photo of the earth taken from the international space station

An Astronaut's Stunning Time Lapse Photo From International Space Station

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how amateur videos help scientists understand tsunamis more

Amateur Footage Helps Us Understand Tsunamis More

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Videographer dives with blue sharks for five hours and gets an incredible look at them underneath the ocean surface

Videographer Spends 5 Hours Up Close And Persona With Blue Sharks

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Scientists may have finally made a breakthrough in explaining Pluto's subsurface ocean

Extra Extra: Pluto Has a Heart - And its Liquid

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Declassified secrets of the search for Titanic revealed - How the military used the sunken ship as a misdirect in order to inspect two sunken submarines in the area

The Discovery of the Titanic Wasn't All That It Seemed... Why Were People Searching Down There?

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Astronaut on the International Space Station takes a timelapse while

Astronaut Nick Hague Took a Time Lapse of the Earth From the ISS And This Is What He Saw

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bioluminescent water amazes people at chennai beach

Bioluminescent Waves in Chennai Delight The Internet

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Eco Product of the Day: Bionic Yarn Makes Cool Clothing From Plastic Bottles Recovered from the Ocean

trending eco friendly news new recycled fashion from ocean water bottles
Via The Huffington Post
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Scientists Found a Rare and Spooky Swarm of Crabs on the Ocean Floor

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Sneaker Wave Surprises a Man While Filming a Day at the Beach

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One-Eyed Surfer Cat Kuli Is Living the Dream Out in Hawaii

Plain and simple, Kuli the one-eyed rescue cat is living the life out in Honolulu, Hawaii. Kuli out for a nice paddle: Kuli bides his time swimming across Hawaii's warm bright blue waters with his human surfer friends. Kuli just trying to kick it for a cool minute: A photo posted by @kulithesurfingcat on Dec 22, 2015 at 1:54pm PST Kuli's owners, Alexandra Gomez and Krista Littleton, tell the Daily Mail that Kuli's been a surfing beach bum for almost a year now. Gomez and Littleton adopted Kuli…
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Hitchhiker of the Day: Seal Rides a Whale, Probably to Protest Uber

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Via Robyn Malcolm

We're Doomed of the Day: Global Fish Populations Has Halved Since 1970

World Wildlife Fund study finds that the number of marine life in the ocean has halved since 1970.
Via World Wildlife Fund
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