People in krill costumes with live krill tank (photo: Mark Horstman)
Antarctic krill (photo: Brett Wilks/AAD)
People with live krill tank (photo: Mark Horstman)
Beaker Street science festival kicks off with live krill — both crustacean and human-sized — at a #WorldKrillDay party in Hobart.
Full program at www.beakerstreet.com.au/2025-about/
Yesterday we celebrated #WorldKrillDay! 🦐 DYK: Krill play a vital role in climate regulation. We marked the day with
@antarcticasouth.bsky.social calling on leaders to #ProtectAntarctica
📸 Featuring Antarctica: The Melting Silence #OuternetLondon communicationsinc.co.uk/case_studies...
In honor of #WorldKrillDay, we’re delighted to launch Wildlife Jewels®’ Jewels of Antarctica™ program — starting with our new Sapphire the Antarctic #Krill coloring book! 🎨✨ Meet Sapphire & explore the program: www.wildlifejewels.org/jewels-of-an...
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Antarctic krill viewed under a microscope. Photo by Uwe Kils.
It’s #WorldKrillDay! Join us in celebrating these tiny but mighty crustaceans, essential for ocean ecosystems and vital in the fight against climate change.
An upper chart showing distribution of Antarctic Krill and two lower graphics showing distribution off in and blue whales around South Georgia at the same time
For #WorldKrillDay a graphic showing that whales were concentrated around the high krill density near South Georgia in March 1926.
From the #DiscoveryExpedition
#HandEmbroidery - every single tiny data point and letter of text!
Antarctic krill. Photo by Biopics/Wikimedia Commons
Don't krill their vibe ... these small but mighty crustaceans are way more than just whale food! 🦐🐳
Dive in to learn more about one of the most abundant species on the planet for World Krill Day: oceanconservancy.org/blog/2022/01... #WorldKrillDay
Happy #WorldKrillDay! 🦐
Today we join our member antarcticasouth.bsky.social in celebrating this tiny but mighty crustacean.
DYK Antarctic #krill act as a giant conveyor belt, constantly moving carbon from the water’s surface down to the bottom of the ocean? #ClimateChange
August 11th is World Krill Day - a very important day 🦐
Krill are small crustaceans which are found throughout the ocean. They are integral for healthy marine ecosystems
In the southern ocean almost every species eats krill or eats another species that eats krill
#WorldKrillDay
Graphic showing Antarctic krill and its role in the climate crisis.
Happy #WorldKrillDay! 🦐
Antarctic krill act as a giant conveyor belt, constantly moving carbon down from the water’s surface by eating carbon-capturing algae, then dropping carbon-filled poop at the bottom of the ocean. Today we celebrate this tiny but mighty crustacean! @antarcticasouth.bsky.social
🦐 Antarctic krill: Glowing red! 🛰️ #WorldKrillDay
Due to their vivid pigment, Krill from Space uses satellites to spot swarms from orbit ▶️ buff.ly/NQQfvIU
This breakthrough builds on pioneering efforts like SOOS’s CAPS group—one of the first to harness satellite tech to monitor Antarctic wildlife
DYK Antarctic krill annually store the equivalent of carbon produced by 35 million cars? But Antarctica is under attack from the climate crisis threatening its nature, wildlife & us. Because what happens in Antarctica affects all of us!
#WorldKrillDay
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Last year we celebrated #WorldKrillDay (today!) with a special episode all about those lil guys who have a big impact - krill! Specifically Antarctic krill. 🦐
If you haven't already join us and our incredible guests in this extra special episode
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