National Geographic put up a neat article about the life inside of a cubic foot in various environments, including tropical and temperate ocean environments. Check it out here!
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Small World: a 'sexy shrimp' (Thor amboinensis) residing in the protection of an S. haddoni carpet anemone in my lagoon biotope aquarium. Look for my upcoming article on shrimps in TFH Magazine!
S. haddoni in my species aquarium dedicated to its display. For more information about these beautiful giants, see our article about carpet anemones. It's not even halfway grown, at a little under a foot across!
Giant Nomura's jellyfish under observation by biologists at Hiroshima University, off the coast of Japan. These giant jellyfish invade the coastal waters of Japan every few years, although very little is known about them, or about their reproductive cycle.
Gotcha! Marine Biologist Darrin Dukes displays his latest catch: a Kemp's Ridley sea turtle. Darrin is participating in the Sea Turtle Restoration Project, tagging and monitoring sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico. Learn more about this fascinating and important project at www.seaturtles.org.
Man vs Wild: marine biologist and Captive Aquatics blog contributing author Cara Valinoti observing bottlenose dolphins at an under-construction marine mammal behavior facility while on a research trip in Central America.
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