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todayilearned
Jun 16, 2020
TIL there are more than three million shipwrecks on the ocean floor.
noaa
ocean exploration
shipwrecks
sunken treasure
xprize
todayilearned
Mar 04, 2020
TIL that the well-known 'ugly' blob fish (the one with the nose) only looks like that when they are pulled out from the high pressure environments such as deep beneath the oceans up to the surface. The pressure change results in tissue damage which makes the fish look like it's melting.
azula
blob fish
blob sculpin
blobfish
deep sea fish
e\/v nautilus
ocean exploration
oceana
psychrolutes phrictus
weird fish
todayilearned
Mar 04, 2020
TIL that the blobfish only looks ugly because they deflate from the pressure difference of being pulled to the surface
azula
blob fish
blob sculpin
blobfish
deep sea fish
e\/v nautilus
ocean exploration
oceana
psychrolutes phrictus
weird fish
todayilearned
Aug 26, 2019
TIL Sperm whales are the loudest animal on the planet, sperm whales uses echolocation and vocalization as loud as 236 decibels
02014
animal communication
animals
author
citizen science
clicking
clicks
communication
conversations at the interval
deep
deep book
diving
freediving
long now
long now foundation
mammals
ocean
ocean exploration
san francisco
sea
sea life
sf
sperm whales
the interval
the interval at long now
whales
todayilearned
Apr 08, 2019
TIL that the clicking noise sperm whales use to communicate is so loud that it can be heard by other whales thousands of miles away and can make a human body intensely vibrate to the point of death.
02014
animal communication
animals
author
citizen science
clicking
clicks
communication
conversations at the interval
deep
deep book
diving
freediving
long now
long now foundation
mammals
ocean
ocean exploration
san francisco
sea
sea life
sf
sperm whales
the interval
the interval at long now
whales
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