to the sea

cey-lon: 20100716 Aquarium 12 (by BONGURI)

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fuckyeah-nature: Corallines, corals, goldies, reef and surface at Halahi Reef, Red Sea, Egypt #SCUBA #UNDERWATER #PICTURES by Derek Keats on Flickr.

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fyeah-seacreatures: Kelp forests occur in cold, nutrient-rich water and are among the most beautiful and biologically productive habitats in the marine environment. A dependence upon light for photosynthesis restricts them to clear shallow water and they are rarely much deeper than 20 to 80 feet.Giant kelp is one of the fastest growing plants in the world. When conditions are good, kelp can grow two feet per day! Giant kelp prefers water temperature in the 50-65 degree (F) range. A giant kelp plant can live up to six years. The plant is continuously pushing up new fronds to the surface, while the older fronds break off. Reaching lengths of more than 100 feet, it is the largest marine algae.

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oceanic-adventures: Common Dolphin Eating a Sardine, during annual migration by Paul Cowell on Flickr.

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thelovelyseas: Great white sharks, Isla Guadelupe by cathm2 on Flickr.

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marine-science: marine-science: School is almost out by b.campbell65 on Flickr.

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School of stingrays

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s-q-u-i-s-h-i-e-s: jellyfish_5359 by Mr. Physics on Flickr.

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