Where do you go when you want the real truth about oceans? Blogfish, of course, but now you can have a new ocean friend who may turn out to be another Blogfish. It's SeaMonster and it's sooooo attractive that I just might forgive you for dallying there when you should really be here.
Have a peek at the S'Monster:
SeaMonster Recent Posts
- Those who can — teach!
- Oceans retrospective trailer
- The problem of lionfish – great short film
- Assessing the impacts of the Gulf Oil Spill on coastal fish populations
- Forum on fish, food, and people
- Teach your children well
- Holy Mackerel!
- Underwater robots listen out for whales
- The century of the environment and biology
- A coral reef time machine
- Competition for krill links a rebounding ecosystem to penguin declines
- Your chance to name an ocean critter
- Whales converge on the Big Apple
- Let us eat (other people’s) fish
- Who’s the daddy?
- Ian Alldredge kitesurfing Rincon
- Sea squirts and the secret to eternal life
- How to get a horseshoe crab in the mood
- What fish is in a fillet-o-fish?
- Causing explosions crustaceanologically
- When one set of sex organs just isn’t enough
- Coral bleaching on Ningaloo reef, Western Australia
- Ocean friendly seafood? There’s an app (or two) for that.
- Whale shark aggregations!
1 comment:
Nice catch! Looking forward to following on my Google Reader!
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