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Ocean tides and currents could power our planet—cleanly and endlessly. Discover the future of underwater turbines on Science and the Sea, airing at 10:30am & 2:30pm. #OceanPower #ScienceAndTheSea

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Perched on ocean mountains, the hunters gather...🦈

Science and the Sea reveals why sharks love the heights—airing at 10:30am & 2:30pm. #SeamountSecrets #ScienceAndTheSea

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When Hanging Out Takes Work - Marine Science Institute. The University of Texas at Austin. Often, scientific research confirms what scientists already suspected, but other times, science reveals a twist that no one saw coming. That’s the kind of study that recently showed how much […]

Science and the Sea: When Hanging Out Takes Work 🐠

Hovering in place isn’t easy—fish can burn twice the energy staying still midwater vs. resting on the bottom!

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The Not-So-Rare Giant Crustacean - Marine Science Institute. The University of Texas at Austin. Sometimes we consider a species rare because it truly is, whether because it’s endangered or simply because it naturally has sparse populations. But other times, a species may only appear […]

Science and the Sea: The Not-So-Rare Giant Crustacean 🦐 At over 13", Alicella gigantea is the largest amphipod on Earth—and possibly not as rare as once thought. utmsi.utexas.edu/science-and-...

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