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How accurate is Finding Nemo?Â
Finding Nemo introduced millions to the technicolour world of coral reefs, but beneath its heartwarming tale lies a treasure trove of marine biology. Let's dive in and separate the science from the storytelling. How accurate is Finding Nemo?- Science: Explained
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11 of the best Ocean books
Looking for your next Ocean read? From marine science to moving fiction, here are 11 Ocean books that explore our blue planet’s beauty, mystery, and importance.- Latest News
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Can we rebuild coral reefs? The promising (and weird) world of coral reef restorationÂ
Some estimates say we have already lost 50% of the world’s coral reefs. So in this article we ask: how can we restore our coral reefs, what coral reef restoration methods are there, and also, why should we all care about coral reefs.- Science: Explained
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Why is the sound of coral reefs important? Explained.Â
Take a deep breath. Immerse yourself. Imagine diving onto a coral reef. Multicoloured arms reach up from the seabed, fish fly by on their busy way, shrimps clean their clients, anemones wave in the water. Let us explore the sounds of coral reefs- Marine Life Facts
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From Trends to Timeless Choices: Embracing Sustainable Living
How can we embrace sustainable living? Ferra, a Wavemaker, shares how role models like her mum, trends and memories inspired her sustainability journey.- Voices of the Ocean
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What is coral bleaching?
When coral reefs bleach, their whole ecosystem is at risk. But what is coral bleaching? What causes it, and why does it damage reefs? Let's break it down.- Science: Explained
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Why doing what you can for the environment is enough
Why doing what we can for the environment is enough? Rossy, a Wavemaker, shares how her experience exploring Ocean reefs inspired action, and talks about how we can all make a difference.- Voices of the Ocean
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Why are blue-footed boobies blue?Â
One of their most iconic species of the Galápagos Islands is the blue-footed booby. It's best known for its blue feet (which it was very creatively named after), making it really cool to look at but, why are they blue? Read the article to find out.- Science: Explained
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Why can some animals live in fresh and saltwater?Â
Look into a river and you will find very different animals to the Ocean, even if they are just a few miles apart. Why are these wet worlds so different? Join us to explore the difficulties of swimming between the two worlds, some of the incredible journeys of the fish, like salmon, eels and bull sharks, that overcome them.- Science: Explained
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The river that could not breathe: Would you throw trash into your drinking water?Â
In this Wavemaker Story, Rodiah shares the story of a river in Nigeria – and how a community came together by following the example set by her family.- Voices of the Ocean
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The Filmmaking Industry’s Path to Sustainability
Whether we realise it or not, watching movies shapes our views. Movies may transport us to other worlds, but creating them has left an environmental footprint on this one. In this Wavemaker Story, Ferra explores the filmmaking industry's journey to sustainability.- Voices of the Ocean
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Why are rivers important?
From the creek whispering through a forest, to the confusion of huge currents twisting against each other in the channel. Rivers take on many forms. They are the direct connection between us and the Ocean but why are rivers important?Â- Science: Explained
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