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The Marine World

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This talk will survey life in the ocean, from seashore pools, through underwater forests and grassy meadows, to tropical reefs, the wide open ocean and the deep, dark depths.

The oceans are home to an astonishing array of marine creatures, from tiny coral polyps to immense whales. New marine species are being discovered and described every year, especially from the deep ocean. Submersibles and special cameras are needed to see these, but with just a pair of wellies and sharp eyes you can see many fascinating animals and seaweeds on our own seashores.

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