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The Antartic is mixed with some warmer Subantarctic waters.

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According to world book '' most of the remaining water occurs frozen in ice sheets''.

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This large eagle ray is distributed throughout the tropical zones of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans. It migrates seasonally outside these areas with the summertime warming of the sea. Large shoals, sometimes numbering hundreds of specimens have been seen at sea. It is one of the largest eagle rays sometimes exceeding 10ft (3m) in width. Also, due to the thickness of its body it is rather heavy weighing 400 to 500lbs (181 to 227kg).

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This large eagle ray is distributed throughout the tropical zones of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans. It migrates seasonally outside these areas with the summertime warming of the sea. Large shoals, sometimes numbering hundreds of specimens have been seen at sea. It is one of the largest eagle rays sometimes exceeding 10ft (3m) in width.

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Hidden beneath Arctic ice is a world few have ever seen. Take the icy plunge with a team of ice-loving scientists.

The Hidden Ocean
Credit: E. Siddon, UAF, Hidden Ocean 2005, NOAA

Hidden beneath Arctic ice is a world few have ever seen. Take the icy plunge with a team of ice-loving scientists.

Breaking the Ice
Credit: E. Siddon, UAF, Hidden Ocean 2005, NOAA

In 2005, 35 researchers from the US, Canada, China, and Russia boarded the US Coast Guard Cutter Healy and headed for one of the deepest areas of the Arctic Ocean. Funded and organized by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Office of Ocean Exploration and in support of the Census of Marine Life, they used a wide range of technologies to add to a baseline of data about Arctic species, against which to measure change.
Arctic Lesson Plans

Ice Divers
Credit: E. Kristof, NGS, Arctic Exploration 2002, NOAA

The world beneath the ice is magical, but seeing it first-hand requires braving the cold. Divers have to tolerate temperatures of 30 degrees Fahrenheit (about -2° Celsius). To stay warm they wear thermal undergarments and use special gear called dry suits. Sunlight filters through the ice layer bathing the underwater habitats in shades of blue. Because the water is so clear, visibility can extend for hundreds of feet.

ROV'ing Eyes
Credit: J. Potter, NOAA, Hidden Ocean 2005

The mission used an ROV (Remotely-Operated Vehicle) to dive deeper than ice divers. ROVs can also operate longer than manned submersibles. The ROV was equipped with lights and a high-definition video camera, allowing the scientists to bring a stunning array of images through a fiber-optic tether up to the ship.

Fragile Fauna
Credit: K. Raskoff, Monterey Peninsula College, Hidden Ocean 2005, NOAA

An array of alien-like animals can be found from the shallows to the deep in the Arctic Sea. Ranging in size from just a few millimeters to several meters long, their bodies are often gelatinous (jelly-like), translucent, and some are bioluminescent. These delicate creatures are hard to study. Nets can damage them and some preservatives destroy their fragile bodies.

Tiny Zooplankton
Credit: R. Hopcroft, UAF, Hidden Ocean 2005, NOAA

Zooplankton-Greek for "drifting animal"-are tiny creatures that cannot swim enough to overcome currents. They range in size from single-cells to larger copepods, krill, shrimp, and jellyfish, and are a vital part of the marine food web. They feed on microscopic plants called phytoplankton. And in turn, zooplankton are the main food source for many of the bigger animals in the Arctic, such as fish and whales.

The 'Mud People'
Credit: J. Potter, NOAA, Hidden Ocean 2005

Benthic scientists on the ship are called "mud people" because they bring up samples from the seafloor using bottom-trawl nets and box corers that collect mud. The bottom trawl is dragged along the seafloor, and the box corer grabs a square chunk of the seafloor sediment. Then the researchers on the ship pull up the sample and comb through the mud for critters to study.

Arctic Adaptations
Credit: E. Siddon, UAF, Hidden Ocean 2005, NOAA

Remarkable adaptations have made it possible for animals in the water and on land to survive the bitter cold of the Arctic. Arctic cod have an 'antifreeze protein' that prevents their blood from freezing. These proteins bind to tiny ice crystals inside their bodies, keeping the ice crystals from enlarging. Walruses and polar bears both have thick layers of blubber that not only insulate but also store energy. Some birds, such as the Arctic tern, have adapted by flying south.

More to Explore
Credit: K. Elliott, NOAA, Hidden Ocean 2005

There is still much more to explore under the Arctic ice: new species waiting to be discovered and new insights into our changing planet. Some of the most dramatic evidence that our planet is warming is the continued decrease of the Arctic summer sea ice cover and the loss of older, thicker ice. Polar bears need sea ice to hunt. Walruses need sea ice to rest. How will Arctic animals adapt to a warmer world? The Arctic's icy future is uncertain.

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Hidden beneath Arctic ice is a world few have ever seen. Take the icy plunge with a team of ice-loving scientists.

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Did you know that arctic ocean is the smallest ocean in the world

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Photo Gallery of Dream - Ocean

The meaning of the dream symbol: Ocean

Water dreams are serene. You feel beautiful when you see a calm water body. There is absolutely no one in this world who doesn't like staring at the ocean, especially when there are silent and calm waves rising and stretching themselves against the golden particles of sand.
Before I interpret the ocean dreams for you, it is necessary for you to know some things - oceans are not only wide, but also deep. a woman's heart is also known as an ocean (as deep as the depth of this water body). an ocean is generally aqua blue in color, which is the color of peace and calmness.
Dreaming of a blue colored ocean depicts peace and harmony in life. If you see a calm blue colored ocean, it means that your problems have finally settled down. There is absolutely nothing that you need to be worried about, anymore, because life is taking a new turn and you are going to be happy about how things move in the coming time.
Dreaming of swimming in a deep ocean means that there are a lot of things currently going on in your mind, yet, you are simply flowing with the time. If you are happy in this dream, it is better for you to continue with the same go with the time attitude!

Symbolism:
An ocean represents a woman's heart, secrets, mystical creatures, aquatic plants and animals, calmness, flow, ups and downs in life and mysterious deaths.
If you dream of drowning in an ocean, you are sick of your life. You are trying your level best to control the things, but they are going out of your hands. In the end, you may have to surrender.
Dreaming of a calm ocean represents the peace in your life.

Most Common Ocean Dreams:
High tides - You are going through the toughest phase in your life, if you dream of high tides in an ocean.
Moonlight dancing on the ocean surface - If you dream of sitting near an ocean at night, it means that you are lingering over your past and memories.
Aquatic creatures - If you dream of happily swimming with different aquatic creatures in the ocean, you are going to have an amazing time at work or with your friends. This signifies a desire for a new beginning, or for withdrawal and inner contemplation. A calm sea and a clear horizon represent a rosy future. a stormy sea predicts imminent danger.

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The meaning and symbolism of the word - "Ocean"

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Water dreams are serene. You feel beautiful when you see a calm water body. There is absolutely no one in this world who doesn't like staring at the ocean, especially when there are silent and calm waves rising and stretching themselves against the golden particles of sand.

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The RNZN vessel HMNZS Otago sailing through a storm in the Southern Ocean. 20m swells with 80KMph winds.

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volcanoes erupting from the bottom of the ocean

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Undersea Volcano Eruptions Caught On Video

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Hi, I'm Andrew and I'm just a simple zoology student and crustacean researcher from Ohio. This blog centers around animal IDs so feel free to send me any unknown species (and its location) that you have and I will take my best shot at IDing it! I also occasionally post random zoology/animal factoid things.

Disclamer: none of the pictures are mine unless stated

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Purple-Striped Jelly (Chrysaora colorata) Also known as the purple-striped sea nettle or the mauve stinger, the purple-striped jelly is a species of pelagiid jellyfish that is endemic to waters off the coasts of California. Like other jellyfish C. colorata is pelagic and will feed on a variety of invertebrates that are dispatched via its stinging nematocysts.

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Male members of an Adelie penguin colony in Antarctica gather stones to build nests to competing for lady penguins for mating. But you'll see in this video that not all of them do it honestly. BBC's upcoming program 'Frozen Planet' catches these 'criminal penguins' red-handed in Antarctica's frigid playground.

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LARGEST OCEAN IN THE WORLD

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Did you know that volcanoes erupt from the bottom of the ocean, then trenches  and valley plunge to great depths

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The Southern Ocean is the 4 largest ocean the world it covers 8.5 million square miles ( 22 million kilometers) also called antarctic ocaen