Elin Thomas
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Cymraes 🏴 | #DeepSea biologist 🦑 | Based in Perth, WA 🇦🇺
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Preserving deep-sea biodiversity is crucial for the planet's health. The DOSI Biodiversity Task Force connects deep-sea science with global biodiversity policy. Learn more about deep-sea conservation and DOSI's efforts in this video.
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Deep-Sea Biodiversity: How Do We Protect It?
The deep ocean is the world’s largest environment, harbouring a wealth of biodiversity, much of which remains unknown. Despite its immensity and remoteness, ...
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June 12, 2025 at 9:00 AM
Preserving deep-sea biodiversity is crucial for the planet's health. The DOSI Biodiversity Task Force connects deep-sea science with global biodiversity policy. Learn more about deep-sea conservation and DOSI's efforts in this video.
▶️ Watch the video: buff.ly/PwIqLh4
▶️ Watch the video: buff.ly/PwIqLh4
Plus, check out the trailer for the new DOSI #podcast series:
Think Deep! Decoding deep-ocean science & policy
Episode 1 out now on all the usual streaming platforms
youtube.com/shorts/yxu23...
Think Deep! Decoding deep-ocean science & policy
Episode 1 out now on all the usual streaming platforms
youtube.com/shorts/yxu23...
📢 Think Deep! Podcast Trailer #connections #deepsea 🐙
YouTube video by Deep-Ocean Stewardship Initiative
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June 11, 2025 at 6:45 AM
Plus, check out the trailer for the new DOSI #podcast series:
Think Deep! Decoding deep-ocean science & policy
Episode 1 out now on all the usual streaming platforms
youtube.com/shorts/yxu23...
Think Deep! Decoding deep-ocean science & policy
Episode 1 out now on all the usual streaming platforms
youtube.com/shorts/yxu23...
Reposted by Elin Thomas
Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni was formally described and named 100 years ago, in 1925, based on two partial specimens found in the stomach of a sperm whale near the South Shetland Islands. However, no one has ever captured footage of a living colossal squid — until now.
April 15, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni was formally described and named 100 years ago, in 1925, based on two partial specimens found in the stomach of a sperm whale near the South Shetland Islands. However, no one has ever captured footage of a living colossal squid — until now.