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We sure do love a health(ier) ecosystem. Though Hawaii has much healing to do in its reef system, healthier reefs maintain/retain marine life & everything in that cycle serves a purpose. ・・・
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“Thalassophile” (n.) a lover of the sea, someone who loves the sea, ocean. Check out @oneoceanfreediving 
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Hanging out with the takos 🐙 shot by @andriana_marine on @axisgo by @aquatech_imagingsolutions
Beautiful Spotted Dolphin encounter. They are found in the Gulf Stream if the North Atlantic Ocean and older members of the species tend to have much more distinctive spots on their bodies. Their life span is about 40 years 🐬#Repost @sharkdiver_kait
During the lifetime of an average whale (60 years) it will sequester 33 tons of CO2. The populations of whales are recovering but they still face many other problems such as overfishing. According to Natalie Barefoot, executive director of Cet Law an
The largest confirmed Whale Shark was about 42.5 feet long. They are filter feeders and have about 3,000 tiny teeth. Whale sharks have a lifespan estimated to be 70-100 years and though they can live long beautiful lives, they are also heavily sought
Some of the most vital and important organisms to the ecology and health of our planet are actually smaller than the naked eye can see. Our planet has long housed single celled organisms long before the rise of “more complex” multicellula

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