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ctenophores
Comb jellies can eat other comb jellies—even larger ones—by biting off pieces using specialized cilia structures in their mouths.
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You can tell male and female spider crabs apart by their undersides—males have a narrower, elongated shape, while females have a wider, more triangular one.
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Cormorants are expert diving birds that can hold their breath on average between one and two minutes.
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The ocean’s natural pH is around 8.1, but increased carbon dioxide absorption, due to climate change, is making the ocean progressively more acidic.
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Brain corals grow very slowly and can live up to 900 years, forming the foundation of reef ecosystems. Their exoskeletons contain records of water temperature and chemistry.
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Crabs are decapod crustaceans with eight walking legs and two pincers (unless they lose a few in fights with predators or other crabs).
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Humpback whales are baleen whales known for the distinctive hump before their dorsal fin.
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Grace and the repaired drifters ready for deployment. Credit: Grace Simpkins
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Drifters for third deployment May 2026
Disassembled drifters being repaired. Credit: Grace Simpkins
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