The Ocean we don't know...
10-26-19, 04:16 AM
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The Ocean we don't know...
OK, this is pretty awesome... you should click on the link and see the full size graphic.
https://www.sciencealert.com/this-mi...n-we-don-t-see
But here is a pretty good "taste..."
The Ocean we don't know.
https://www.sciencealert.com/this-mi...n-we-don-t-see
But here is a pretty good "taste..."
The Ocean we don't know.
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10-29-19, 06:46 PM
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This is completely fake, everyone knows "the ocean" doesn't exist, scientists only say it does because their grants would be cut off if they told us the truth. Follow the money, scientists get paid.
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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
This is completely fake, everyone knows "the ocean" doesn't exist, scientists only say it does because their grants would be cut off if they told us the truth. Follow the money, scientists get paid.
Look familiar?
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Very cool. Makes me want to get back out there. "The ocean is a desert with its life underground..." America, Horse with No Name.
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Originally Posted by Stormsedge
Very cool. Makes me want to get back out there. "The ocean is a desert with its life underground..." America, Horse with No Name.
As someone mentioned... who knows what forms of interesting and unusual life lives at the great depths.
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Originally Posted by genec
Chinese hoax, eh?
Look familiar?
Look familiar?
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Originally Posted by genec
I dove the edges of Scripps Canyon in La Jolla, California for decades, it was fascinating how empty it would appear on the best high visibility days, until I got to within 5-6 feet of the ledges, walls and sides...
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Originally Posted by RubeRad
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Originally Posted by genec
I dove the edges of Scripps Canyon in La Jolla, California for decades, it was fascinating how empty it would appear on the best high visibility days, until I got to within 5-6 feet of the ledges, walls and sides... all teeming with life. Even giant Halibut, over 6 feet long, would hide, by simply laying on the ocean floor in the upper sandy/muddy shallows.
As someone mentioned... who knows what forms of interesting and unusual life lives at the great depths.
As someone mentioned... who knows what forms of interesting and unusual life lives at the great depths.
