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I thought this was interesting because I was unaware of the damage of volcanism does to the ocean.

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          Michael Miller       Volcanism drove rapid ocean deoxygenation during the time of the dinosaurs

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          Michael Miller       Volcanism drove rapid ocean deoxygenation during the time of the dinosaurs

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Ocean deoxygenation during the Mesozoic Era was much more rapid than previous thought, with CO2 induced environmental warming creating ocean 'dead zones' over timescales of only tens of thousands of years.

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Bacteria found in the Canadian arctic waters might be capable of biodegrading oil and diesel. this is especially important because the area is so remote that immediate oil spill response is extremely slow. i think this is interesting because it could be a natural solution to oil spills.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/08/210811131602.htm

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I thought it was interesting because its cool to research about this.

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Marine trash encompasses all manufactured products—most of them plastic—that end up in the ocean.  Littering, storm winds, and poor waste management all contribute to the accumulation of debris. Common types of marine debris include various plastic items like shopping bags and beverage bottles. https://www.nationalgeographic.org/encyclopedia/marine-pollution/

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i thought this was interesting because ive seen a lot of news stations talk and show about it.

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Flowing between the islands of Moskenesoya and Mosken, it has a treacherous current. About 5 miles wide, alternating in flow between the open sea on the west and Vest Fjord on the east, the current may reach a speed of 7 miles per hour with the changing of the tides, the sea becomes calm in the moments when the tide switches direction

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Effect of "eddy killing" in oceans now has minimal guesswork. - Eli Deutsch

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Effect of "eddy killing" in oceans now has minimal guesswork. - Eli Deutsch

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Applying a new coarse-graining, spatial method of analysis to satellite imagery, scientists provide a direct measure of the impact of wind driven eddy-killing on the kinetic energy of ocean currents -- a continual loss of 50 gigawatts, equivalent to the detonation of a Hiroshima nuclear bomb every 20 minutes, year round. This seems interesting to me, because I didn't even know what 'eddy killing' was, until I read this.

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Shelby Reed, Sea levels influence eruptions on volcanic islands

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Shelby Reed, Sea levels influence eruptions on volcanic islands

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Dr. Christopher Satow says that a likey cause of volcanic eruptions is the rise and fall of sea levels. Falling sea levels will reduce mass on Earth's crust allowing magma to rise. I think this is instreing because this reaserch can have great impacts on people around the world.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2021/08/210802115019.htm

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Fresh water found in the Mediterranean Sea - Angela Whipple

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Fresh water found in the Mediterranean Sea - Angela Whipple

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According to science daily, scientists have found a part of the oceans water that could be used for drinking water. (which is only 3% of oceans water) They found this fresh water off the coast of Malta by the mediterranean sea. They are also out on a lookout in arid or semi-arid regions of the earth for more fresh water since that’s where they seem to find it the most. The rest of the water in the ocean contains salt, therefore it is not water that people should consume as drinking water into their bodies.

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hybrid sharks found off the coast of Australia - Genevieve Mier

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hybrid sharks found off the coast of Australia - Genevieve Mier

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Researchers found 57 hybrid sharks off of the coast of Australia in 5 different areas along a 1,200 mile stretch. the sharks were mixed with common black tip sharks and Australian black tip sharks. Australian black tip sharks are slightly bigger than the common black tip shark and usually prefer warmer tropical water. the hybrid sharks were found 1,200 miles closer to the Antarctic then they normally would be. scientists believe that the sharks are interbreeding to try to keep up with the rising temperatures in the ocean water

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I found this interesting due to the fact that many species are starting to go extinct.

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Carlos Jaime warming Atlantic drives towards whale extinction 

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Carlos Jaime warming Atlantic drives towards whale extinction 

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Warming oceans have endangered the north Atlantic whale
population forcing them to leave there protective habitat. It now exposes the whales to new threats which include ship strikes and commercial fishing entanglements. scientists conclude that whale populations will decline and potentially become extinct in the coming decades.

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I think it is interesting because I didn't know shark can socialize.

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Tiger sharks have social preferences for one another.

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Tiger sharks have social preferences for one another.

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Scientists found that tiger sharks are surprisingly social creatures, having preferences for one another even though they are considered a solitary nomadic species. The scientist at University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science  and the Institute of Zoology at the Zoological Society London (ZSL) took this study in the Bahamas and track each shark for the next three years to study the shark location.