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Mandarin Fish Display Some of the Most Vivid Colors Found Anywhere on Coral Reefs
These small reef fish are known for their striking patterns and delicate movements across coral habitats.
Photo by Jean Wimmerlin
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Clownfish Live Safely Among Sea Anemones in One of the Ocean's Most Remarkable Partnerships
The fish gain protection from predators while the anemone benefits from cleaning and nutrients.
Photo by David Clode
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Sharks Remain Vital Apex Predators in Maintaining Balance Across Marine Ecosystems
Marine researchers say declining shark populations can disrupt entire ocean food chains.
Photo by Alex Rose
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Coastal Seal Colonies Thrive Where Cold Waters Bring Rich Feeding Grounds Close to Shore
Seals gather along beaches and rocky outcrops to rest between long hunting dives.
Photo by Chris Stenger
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Tracking jellyfish movement can reveal patterns in water temperature, circulation, and ecosystem shifts.
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Whale Sharks Glide Through Tropical Seas as the Largest Fish on Earth
Despite their immense size, these gentle giants feed primarily on plankton and microscopic organisms.
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Seahorses Rely on Seagrass Meadows and Coral Habitats for Camouflage and Protection
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Sea Lions Are Agile Hunters Built for Life in Open Water
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Penguins Dive Hundreds of Feet Beneath Antarctic Waters in Search of Fish and Krill
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Manta Rays Filter Massive Volumes of Water While Feeding on Plankton Blooms
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Deep-Sea Fish Evolve Extraordinary Shapes and Glowing Adaptations to Survive in Darkness
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