Scientists discover 149 new marine species off Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Researchers have catalogued dozens of new marine species found in the depths of Australia's most remote waters. The result is a window into a rarely glimpsed world.
An article about our mural project was in the Willimantic Chronicle yesterday! I hope lots of people will come out today for the community paint day 😍
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Did you know that all parrotfish are protogynous hermaphrodites, meaning they start their lives female and transition into males, often changing their coloration and patterning entirely between phases? Life on the coral reef is often non-binary and queer af 💪🌈🌈🌈💪 #coralcitycamera
So….is Dr. Strange a Time Lord or is The Doctor a wizard?
My answer is “yes”
Almost 700 new cards. Over half of them are legendary creatures.
Today, @fathomverse.bsky.social is releasing a suite of new features, including a new mini-game. The new version of FathomVerse empowers FathomNauts to work alongside experts to quickly deliver images annotated by the FathomVerse community to scientists.📱🙌
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MBARI and partners in the FathomNet Program have released a new version of the FathomVerse community science app. The updated app includes new features to expedite verification of labeled imagery, hel...
WILLIMANTIC — For those looking to unleash their inner artist and creativity, there is a place, alongside Riverside Drive in Willimantic, to break out the paint and join artist Ezra
