
Living Ocean
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View on Telegramš¬š¤ Dolphin Sleep Patterns
Dolphins can't fully "switch off" while sleeping. They sleep with half their brain, one hemisphere resting while the other remains active, controlling breathing and staying alert. š One eye may stay open, monitoring surroundings. After a while, the hemispheres switch roles. This unique sleep pattern allows dolphins to rest while still surfacing for air and reacting to their environment. š“š¤
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Meet MING: The 507-Year-Old Marvel š
In 2006, a tiny Icelandic clam (Arctica islandica) was discovered off Iceland's coast. MING, as it was later named, was frozen with other clams, unaware of its remarkable age. Scientists counted its growth lines, similar to tree rings, and estimated 405 years. Further research revealed 507 years! š MING lived from around 1499, during China's Ming dynasty, and its shell holds secrets of ocean temperature and composition changes over five centuries š.
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š Tambja Gabrielae: A Mysterious Sea Slug
The rhinophores on its head act as chemical sensors, detecting dissolved substances in water and gathering info about its surroundings.
š¤ Nearby, a pair of enigmatic sensory structures are densely packed with nerves, suggesting they aid in finding food via chemical signals. š Their exact function remains a mystery... š”
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Clownfish: Unlikely Neighbors š
Clownfish live among stinging tentacles of sea anemones š. A special slime on their skin protects them from the anemone's sting š“. This symbiotic relationship benefits both: the anemone provides shelter, while clownfish protect it from predators and provide nutrients š³. Mutual friendship šš
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š Two-Toned Parrotfish (Cetoscarus bicolor)
In a surprising twist, females don't resemble the vibrant males. But what's more astonishing is that a large female can change sex and transform into a male, drastically altering its color! š
Found only in the Red Sea, they inhabit coral reefs, feeding on seaweed. š“
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