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Plants and animals that live in the world's oceans.

The ocean covers 71% of the Earth, and yet we know virtually nothing about it. What is the bloop? What lurks in the darkness among the anglers and the vampire squid? If you find something cool, interesting, bizarre - anything that is related to the ocean that sparks your interest - please, mention it here.


/r/oceans also shares news, information and conservation articles about the ocean, so check it out if you're interested!


Related subreddits:

/r/elephantseals

/r/Seacows

/r/whales

/r/oceans

External links:

Plants -

Aquatic Plant Information Retrieval System

AlgaeBase

Fish -

Catalog of Fishes Online

FAO FishFinder

FishBase

FishOnline

Project Seahorse

World Fish Center

Mammals -

Dutch Whale Strandings

Seal Conservation Society

Sirenian International

Regional -

Port Phillip Taxonomy Toolkit

Wetlands -

Ramsar Convention on Wetlands

Wetlands International

Conservation -

MarBEF

Ocean Conservancy

/r/marinelife

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BARRACUDA - A Bloodthirsty Angry Marine Butcher That Can Kill a Human Even When Dead!

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2023/04/21
16:38 UTC

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What does a pod of resident orcas do ,had they encouther a great white shark?

title.

3 Comments
2023/04/16
18:30 UTC

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Coral?

Found this off the shore of the Mediterranean sea, what could it possibly be?

3 Comments
2023/04/13
11:21 UTC

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Clay reef sculpture #octopus #marinelife #ocean

5 Comments
2023/03/11
14:57 UTC

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Anybody know if this is for sure a Portuguese Man O’ War? Just a ton of them lining the beach here in Fort Walton Beach, FL. (Did not touch or interact with any that I found.)

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2023/03/04
00:40 UTC

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Sally Lightfoot Crab sketch. Ballpoint pens. So colourful!

3 Comments
2023/02/22
06:52 UTC

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Sea anemones don't need to be on the ocean floor.

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2023/01/29
21:51 UTC

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