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    Diver hovers motionless at reef edge to observe sea life●Check out this 8-sec video. I did something different on this morning’s dive. I dove out to the edge of the reef and theMmastodonEnvironmentOceans1081 d ago

    A diver filmed an eight-second video of a different approach on a morning dive: swimming to the edge of the reef and hovering nearly motionless close to the seafloor for about 45 minutes. He says the local sea creatures gradually got used to his presence, offering an unusually close look at underwater life.

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    Attention is turning to Bali as a diving destination. A travel feature describes journeys along the edge of the Coral Triangle aboard a hand-built phinsi, a traditional sailing vessel, highlighting the region's rich marine life and reef ecosystems. Bali remains one of Indonesia's most popular spots for underwater tourism, attracting divers seeking coral reefs and diverse sea species.

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    Coldplay confirms support acts for UK and European tour dates●News: UK/Euro supports http:// coldplay.com/uk-european-su pport-acts-confirmed/ … @liannelahavas @alessiacara @iamfoxes𝕏xGB2K2 d ago

    Coldplay has announced the supporting acts for its UK and European shows, naming Lianne La Havas, Alessia Cara, Foxes, Reef, Birdy and Lea Lu among the confirmed line-up. The news was shared via the band's official announcement, and fans are reacting to the range of artists joining the tour across different dates and venues.

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    The SS United States, the historic American ocean liner, is scheduled to be sunk off the coast of Florida to become the world's largest artificial reef. The plan has drawn attention from maritime historians and environmental watchers, with debate over the fate of the record-breaking vessel, which once held the transatlantic speed record and has been docked, deteriorating, for decades.

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    Diver describes steep reef drop-off after sandy slope●A great day today in the underwater world! Dived a reef that goes down relatively steeply from the gently sloping sandyMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife613 d ago

    A diver reported a successful dive on a reef that descends steeply from a gently sloping sandy bottom, describing the transition from the sandy edge down the reef wall. The account, shared with photos showing a diver beginning the descent and continuing partway down, is drawing attention from ocean and diving enthusiasts interested in reef topography and underwater exploration.

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    Moray Eel Hunting Footage Draws Big Underwater Wildlife Audience●Moray Eel Hunting Crabs, Shrimp & Ocean Prey! 🌊🐍 | Underwater Predator Action▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans1.7M5 d ago

    Underwater footage of a moray eel hunting crabs, shrimp and other ocean prey is attracting a large audience. The clips show the eel ambushing crustaceans in its reef habitat, showcasing the ambush tactics and powerful jaws that make moray eels one of the ocean's most effective predators. Viewers are reacting to the dramatic predator-prey encounters and the rare close-up look at hunting behavior that is rarely seen in such detail.

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    Bluestripe Snapper, Known as Ta'ape, Crowd Hawaiian Reef●A wave of Blue(stripe) Snapper, aka Ta'ape, crowd an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints available - DM meMmastodonEnvironment2520 h ago

    An underwater photographer has shared a striking image of a large school of bluestripe snapper, known in Hawaiian as ta'ape, swarming over an ocean reef. The photo, offered as a photo of the day with prints available for purchase, is drawing attention for its vivid capture of marine life and the density of the fish gathering in their reef habitat.

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    Green Sea Turtle Photograph Resting on Ocean Reef Draws Attention▼Green Sea Turtle, aka Honu, resting at an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints available - DM me. # green #MmastodonEnvironment151 d ago

    A wildlife photograph of a green sea turtle, known in Hawaiian as the honu, resting on an ocean reef is circulating widely, drawing likes and engagement from nature and marine life enthusiasts. The photographer is offering prints of the image on request. The image is being shared alongside popular tags covering sea life, underwater photography, ocean conservation and wildlife appreciation.

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    Stanford scientists find bleached coral can heal through touch▼Stanford scientists discovered bleached coral can heal through touch https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.opti mistdaily.cMmastodonScience11 d ago

    Researchers at Stanford report that bleached coral can recover when it receives physical contact, suggesting touch-based interactions may help damaged reefs heal. The finding offers a rare piece of good news for coral ecosystems devastated by warming seas and bleaching events, and it is drawing attention as a potential avenue for reef restoration efforts.

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    Divers share striking nudibranch photos from Lombok●Amazing nudibranch in Lombok # gili # giliislands # lombok # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # giliair # photoMmastodonEnvironmentOceans1319 h ago

    Divers in the Gili Islands off Lombok, Indonesia, are sharing photos of a colourful nudibranch, a type of sea slug, spotted while scuba diving near Gili Trawangan and Gili Air. The images are drawing attention from ocean and marine-life enthusiasts, with hashtags tied to local dive operators and the surrounding coral reefs.

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    CutefishOS Reborn as Cutefish, Runs Mac Apps on Linux●🐧 CutefishOS Is Reborn as Cutefish, Demonstrates Running Mac Apps on Linux 「 The compatibility technology, called Reef,MmastodonTechnologySoftware43 d ago

    CutefishOS has been revived under the name Cutefish, and the team has shown off Reef, a compatibility layer that reimplements macOS programming interfaces so unmodified Mac applications can run on Linux. The developers say Reef does not emulate a processor, distinguishing it from virtual machine or emulator approaches and drawing comparisons with efforts like Wine.

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    SS United States to be sunk as world's largest artificial reef●SS United States to be sunk as largest artificial reefYhnCultureBooks2024 d ago

    The historic ocean liner SS United States is set to be sunk off the Florida coast in November, becoming the world's largest artificial reef. The ship, which once held the transatlantic speed record, was sold to Okaloosa County after decades of dereliction. Divers and preservationists are debating the plan, with many welcoming a new dive site while others mourn the loss of a maritime icon.

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    Study warns nearly all coral reefs face collapse within 50 years▼Almost all coral reef ecosystems face risk of collapse in 50 years, study warns✉newsWorld1 h ago

    A new study warns that almost all coral reef ecosystems worldwide are at risk of collapse within the next 50 years, according to reporting carried by multiple international outlets including ABC News, Japan Today, KSL News and U.S. News & World Report. The findings highlight the accelerating threat from warming, acidifying oceans to reefs that support vast marine biodiversity and coastal communities.

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    Florida Atlantic University gets $1.2 million for coral reef restoration●FAU awarded $1.2 million to advance coral reef restoration in Florida✉newsScienceBiology1 d ago

    Florida Atlantic University has been awarded $1.2 million to advance coral reef restoration efforts in Florida. The funding will support research aimed at rebuilding the state's declining coral reefs, which have suffered from bleaching, disease and warming waters. Details on specific projects and partners were not provided in the announcement.

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    New pygmygoby species found on Red Sea deep reefs▼New species of pygmygoby discovered at the edge of the Red Sea’s unexplored deep reefs✉newsScienceBiology20 h ago

    Researchers have discovered a new species of pygmygoby, a tiny reef fish, living on the little-explored deep reefs at the edge of the Red Sea. The find highlights how much marine life in the Red Sea's deeper zones remains undocumented, and adds to the growing list of species identified in these hard-to-reach reef environments.

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    Florida's Coral Reef, the only living coral barrier reef in the continental United States, is in the spotlight again. The reef stretches along the Florida Keys and Southeast Florida coast and supports marine life, tourism and coastal protection. Attention is focused on its condition, with coral bleaching, disease and warming waters remaining major concerns for state environmental officials and conservation groups.

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    Mooring, a calm underwater ring toss game, launches on iOS●Mooring is out now on the App Store 🌊 It's a calm underwater take on the classic handheld water ring toss, set on a CariMmastodonTechnologyMobile32 d ago

    Mooring, a new iOS game by developer Josh Campbell, is now available on the App Store. The game reimagines the classic handheld water ring toss toy as a relaxing underwater experience set on a Caribbean reef, where players guide rings onto posts. Six chambers are free with no ads, while a one-time purchase called Full Tide unlocks more, with no subscription required. Game Center support is included.

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    Call For Pacific Fisheries To Adopt Biodegradable Fish Aggregating Devices▼Pacific Fisheries Should Commit To Biodegradable Fish Aggregating Devices✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    Pacific fisheries are being urged to commit to biodegradable fish aggregating devices, which are used to attract tuna but often end up as ocean debris. Advocates argue that switching from plastic and netting materials to naturally degrading designs would reduce marine pollution and harm to reefs and wildlife across the region. The debate centers on how quickly the regional fisheries management bodies should require the transition.

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    Nudibranch photographed off Semakau, Singapore●oyens # Singapore # Semakau # reef # marine # sea # nudibranch # animal # wildlife # nature # biodiversity # photographyMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife42 d ago

    A wildlife photographer has shared a macro photograph of a nudibranch, a colourful sea slug, taken on the reef around Semakau Island in Singapore. The image highlights the surprising marine biodiversity found in Singapore's coastal waters, an area better known for land reclamation and waste facilities than for reef life.

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    Squirrelfish huddle together on an ocean reef in striking photo●Squirrelfish, aka 'Ala'ihi, mostly, huddling together at an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday Prints availableMmastodonEnvironment244 d ago

    A nature photographer has shared a striking image of squirrelfish, known in Hawaiian as 'Ala'ihi, gathering closely together on an ocean reef. The photo is drawing attention from marine life enthusiasts and is being highlighted as a photo of the day, with prints of the image available on request.

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    Translucent Gold Lace Nudibranch Photographed on Hawaiian Reef●A translucent Gold Lace Nudibranch, aka Pūpū hōlani, crawling over an ocean reef. Your # sealife # photooftheday PrintsMmastodonEnvironment83 d ago

    A striking photograph of a translucent Gold Lace Nudibranch, known in Hawaiian as Pūpū hōlani, shows the delicate sea slug crawling across an ocean reef. The image, shared by a Hawaii-based photographer who sells prints, is drawing attention for its rare glimpse of the creature's translucent body and lace-like golden patterns in its natural habitat.

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    A new essay from The Revelator reflects on a reef fish living among coral rubble, using the encounter to draw broader lessons about resilience and survival in degraded marine habitats. The piece highlights how life persists on damaged reefs, where climate change, bleaching and human pressures have left behind broken, shifting debris rather than healthy coral structures.

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    World's Largest Marine Protected Area Boasts Pristine Reefs▼The World's Largest Marine Protected Area Has Pristine Reefs, Rare Wildlife, And Incredible Diving✉newsEnvironmentWildlife2 d ago

    The world's largest marine protected area is being highlighted for its pristine coral reefs, rare wildlife, and exceptional diving opportunities. Coverage emphasizes the zone's untouched marine ecosystem and its appeal to divers and conservation-minded travelers. Reports describe it as a standout destination for encountering wildlife rarely seen elsewhere, drawing attention to both its ecological value and its growing reputation among ocean tourists.

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    Students are running a series of webinars examining plastic pollution and its effects on coral reefs, according to IslanderNews.com. The sessions are led by the students themselves and aim to raise awareness of how plastic waste damages reef ecosystems. Details on the organisers, participants and schedule were not provided in the available reporting.

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    Climate change is quietly transforming Australia's desert landscapes●When we hear that climate change is damaging natural environments, it conjures images of rising seas eroding coastlines,MmastodonEnvironmentClimate153 d ago

    A discussion is highlighting an overlooked side of climate change: its impact on deserts. While public attention usually focuses on rising seas eroding coastlines or heatwaves bleaching the Great Barrier Reef, attention is turning to Australia's red centre, where the World Heritage-listed Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park faces mounting environmental pressure from shifting climate conditions.

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    Divers celebrate coral reefs around Indonesia's Gili Islands●Coral ! # gili # giliislands # lombok # singapore # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # giliair # weekend # oceanMmastodonEnvironmentOceans43 d ago

    Scuba divers and ocean enthusiasts are sharing images and experiences of the coral reefs around the Gili Islands, off Lombok in Indonesia, popular dive spots including Gili Trawangan and Gili Air. Posts highlight the marine life and reef conditions, with travel operators promoting dive-and-stay packages and weekend trips for visitors coming from nearby Singapore.

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    Butterfly fish spotted on coral reef in the Gili Islands●Butterfly fish on a coral reef # gili # giliislands # lombok # singapore # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # giMmastodonEnvironmentOceans31 d ago

    Divers around the Gili Islands off Lombok, Indonesia, are sharing underwater footage of butterfly fish swimming among healthy coral reefs. The images highlight the area's reputation as a popular scuba diving destination, with dive operators promoting reef encounters around Gili Trawangan and Gili Air. Marine life enthusiasts are praising the colourful reef scenes and the rich biodiversity found in Indonesian waters.

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    Diving the coral reefs of the Gili Islands▼Dive and visit a coral reef # gili # giliislands # lombok # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # getaway # giliairMmastodonEnvironmentOceans23 d ago

    Travel and diving enthusiasts are highlighting the coral reefs of the Gili Islands, off Lombok in Indonesia. Posts promote scuba diving around Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, including courses offered through dive operators, with the islands pitched as an ocean getaway rich in marine life.

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    NOAA Fisheries reports that a large-scale coral restoration project is underway at Cayo Largo in Puerto Rico. The effort aims to rebuild coral populations damaged by disease, hurricanes and warming waters. It is drawing attention as one of the most significant reef recovery operations in the region, with observers watching to see whether the transplanted corals can survive future heat stress.

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    Divers praise coral reefs around Indonesia's Gili Islands●Amazing coral reef # gili # giliislands # lombok # singapore # diving # scuba # trawangan # diveandstay # giliair # weekMmastodonEnvironmentOceans43 d ago

    Diving enthusiasts are sharing underwater footage and photos of the coral reefs surrounding the Gili Islands, off Lombok in Indonesia. The posts highlight reef health, marine life and scuba conditions around Gili Trawangan and Gili Air, areas popular with recreational divers and part of Indonesia's wider coral triangle marine environment.

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    Legendary 1000ft ocean liner to be sunk off Florida▼Legendary 1000ft ocean liner bigger than Titanic to be deliberately sunk off Florida✉newsEnvironmentOceans3 d ago

    A legendary 1,000-foot ocean liner, larger than the Titanic, is set to be deliberately sunk off the coast of Florida. Reports say the vessel will be scuttled to become an artificial reef, creating a diving attraction and marine habitat. The plan has drawn widespread attention given the ship's historic status and its sheer scale compared with the Titanic.

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    Coral reef off Benin found alive after 60 years▼A coral reef off Benin thought to have been dead for more than 60 years is actually alive and teeming with life! 🌊 ScienMmastodonEnvironmentOceans85 d ago

    A coral reef off the coast of Benin, long believed to have been dead for more than 60 years, is in fact alive and thriving. Scientists discovered healthy coral patches at depths exceeding 50 meters, supporting at least eight types of coral and eight fish species, with researchers suggesting more life may still be undocumented at the site.

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    Interest in crayfish is rising in the Netherlands, with a lecture scheduled in Delft focusing on the American crayfish and its impact on local waterways. Invasive crayfish species have become a growing concern in Dutch canals and rivers, damaging embankments and outcompeting native species, prompting public information sessions for residents.

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    FAU Receives $1.2M Grant for Coral Reef Restoration●FAU Awarded $1.2M to Advance Coral Reef Restoration in Florida✉newsScience1 d ago

    Florida Atlantic University has been awarded $1.2 million to advance coral reef restoration efforts in Florida. The funding will support research aimed at protecting and rebuilding the state's coral reefs, which have faced significant decline from warming waters, disease, and other environmental pressures. The award underscores growing investment in marine science and restoration work along Florida's coastline.

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    Mircea Monroe scene from Into the Blue 2 draws attention●Mircea Monroe Nude - Into the Blue 2 (2009) Mircea Monroe takes part in a sex scene in "Into the Blue-2", a movie releasMmastodonCultureCelebrity04 d ago

    Actress Mircea Monroe is trending in connection with her sex scene in "Into the Blue 2: The Reef", the 2009 sequel film. The scene, in which she appears partially nude, is circulating widely and drawing fresh searches and comments years after the movie's release.

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    Gulf Breeze lab leads global coral reef rescue effort●The world's coral reefs are in deep trouble. Gulf Breeze lab leads rescue effort✉newsEnvironmentOceans3 d ago

    Scientists at a Gulf Breeze, Florida laboratory are leading an effort to save the world's coral reefs, which are in serious decline. The lab is working on restoration and conservation methods to protect reef ecosystems threatened by warming waters, disease and other stressors. The story is drawing attention in the Pensacola area and among readers following ocean conservation news worldwide.

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    Hawai'i 'living breakwater' aims to protect coast and coral●How a ‘living breakwater’ in Hawai‘i aims to create coral habitat and protect coastline✉newsEnvironmentOceans1 d ago

    A project in Hawai'i is building a 'living breakwater' designed to shield the coastline from waves and erosion while creating habitat for coral. The structure is intended to double as coastal defense and reef restoration, offering a nature-based alternative to concrete seawalls. It is drawing attention as an example of how coastal communities can combine climate resilience with marine ecosystem recovery.

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    Florida to sink 990-foot ocean liner to create artificial reef▼Florida plans to sink a 990-foot ocean liner that once carried the Mona Lisa to create a reef✉newsEnvironmentOceans4 d ago

    Florida plans to sink a 990-foot ocean liner that once carried the Mona Lisa across the Atlantic to create an artificial reef off its coast. The ship, a historic liner with a notable art-hshipping past, would become one of the largest vessels ever deliberately sunk for reef creation. The proposal is drawing attention for its unusual scale and the vessel's famous cultural cargo history.

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    Crown-of-thorns starfish may help Great Barrier Reef▼The Great Barrier Reef's most notorious coral killer may actually be helping it✉newsEnvironmentOceans4 d ago

    New research suggests the crown-of-thorns starfish, long considered the Great Barrier Reef's most destructive coral predator, may actually play a beneficial role. Scientists report the starfish could contribute to reef health under certain conditions, challenging decades of assumptions about the species. The findings are prompting debate among marine biologists about how the starfish should be managed in reef conservation efforts.

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    A team in Brazil has set a record by capturing more than 300 lionfish around Fernando de Noronha, according to CNN Brasil. The invasive species, native to the Indo-Pacific, has been spreading along the Brazilian coast and threatens native reef fish. Divers and environmental agencies have been organising removal efforts to curb its impact on local marine ecosystems.