The Secret Life of Plankton
Posted on April 20, 2012 Comments (1)
Fun video with great shots of exotic ocean life that forms the base of the food chain in the ocean from TED Education.
Related: Hydromedusae, Siphonophora, Cnidarians, Ctenophores – Milestones on the Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea – Macropinna Microstoma: Fish with a Transparent Head
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Categories: Animals, Life Science, Science
Tags: animals, fish, food, Life Science, microbes, ocean, science webcasts, seafood, TED, water
Categories: Animals, Life Science, Science
Tags: animals, fish, food, Life Science, microbes, ocean, science webcasts, seafood, TED, water
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April 20th, 2012 @ 10:55 pm
My wife and I were talking about plankton last night. I know, it’s s strange conversation topic. We were watching a documentary about the mammals of the ocean, which remarked about the enormous amounts of plankton that some whales have to eat just to survive. My wife wondered aloud whether the plankton even mind. After all, it’s sort of like they exist just to feed larger creatures, isn’t it?