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Monthly Archives: October 2018
Arctic sea angels
One thing I didn’t expect to see in the Arctic was marine invertebrates, but of course in the Arctic summer there is a huge upwelling of plankton via the deep ocean currents, providing literally tonnes of food for fish and … Continue reading
Posted in The sea, Travels
Tagged Arctic, jellyfish, pteropods, sea angels, sea butterflies
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