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A painting of a smalleye Pacific Opah. It's a blueish fish with a spherical body from a side view, with bright red fins. The mouth is almost beak-like, and a large eye looks at the viewer.

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A painting of a smalleye Pacific Opah. It's a blueish fish with a spherical body from a side view, with bright red fins. The mouth is almost beak-like, and a large eye looks at the viewer.
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All things marine biology
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  • An underwater photo of a flowering eelgrass meadow. The water in the background is teal, and the grass in the foreground stretching up towards the top of the frame is a bright green in color. The flowers almost look like tentacles, like a flock of anemones or nudibranchs settled on the grass. The flowers are a pale tan in color.
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  • A group of Pacific Purple Sea Urchins sitting in carved-out holes in rocks in the intertidal zone. Some are holding objects (rocks, pieces of shells) on top of them for protection. Some red, coralline algae sits in the top left and right of the image. drifting with the current.
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  • An image captured of mountains rising from the sea in Glacier Bay, Alaska. The sea in the foreground is a soft blue color. The mountains appear to be reflecting the sunset, with a faint pinkish tone. A wall of steep rock rises from the sea on the right side of the screen, covered in green trees on the top. Another mountain rises at a similar angle behind it, with patches of snow at the very top. The bottom is covered in trees, which fade with increased elevation. Behind these two mountains in the distance is a third mountain, broader and with larger patches of snow at the very top. The sky is clear, but is a soft blue/yellow color.
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  • Why Are Fish Ringing Doorbells in the Netherlands?
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  • Phytoplankton imaged under a microscope. The background is a deep, rich blue color. The phytoplankton are somewhat of an elongated oval in shape, with a bright, fluorescing sphere in the center. The phytoplankton seem to be see-through, their shape made visible by a faint outline around the edges. Surrounding the phytoplankton are a bunch of small, fluorescent rod-shaped bacteria. They look like sprinkles. A few are clinging to the edges of the phytoplankton cells.
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