BLUE WHALE SNEEZES SNOT AT RESEARCHER

DAILY MAIL : BLUE WHALE SNEEZES SNOT

Ewe!  But good.
Great video... and article.
EXCERPT: Mr. Miller added that the SnotBot drone allows scientists to get vital information from the precious whales - include DNA, hormone and microbiome samples which offer clues about the mammal's ecology and habitat - without any invasive procedures.

HOME SCHOOLERS WELCOME TO SIRENS LINK TO SEA

Hello students!

This blog is full of fun things to create, color, construct...

Lots of links to stories, articles, and web-sites, about the ocean, the shore, and strange sea creatures as well as sailors, divers, surfers, and mermaids.

Learn about ocean ecology, science facts, and delicious fictions...

Sea you there!

Siren

TWO LION FISH

WHALE PROTECTS DIVER FROM SHARK ATTACK - CENTER FOR CETACEAN RESEARCH AND CONSERVATION

 A very exciting video - almost unbelievable!

UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE - STRANGE SEA CREATURES CAUGHT BY RUSSIAN FISHERMAN

DAILY MAIL ; COLLECTION OF ALIEN FISH CAUGHT BY RUSSIAN FISHERMAN

I couldn't believe my eyes!  I've never seen any of these in an Aquarium.  See a red and pink TOADFISH... an ORANGE sea anemone that looks to have two big eyes... and that turquoise thing...

BLUE WHALES MAKE A COMEBACK - 55 NEAR ANTARCTICA

DAILY MAIL SCIENCE TECH - 55 BLUE WHALES NEAR ANTARCTICA  Another extensive articles with photos and a video...

EXCERPT: The critically endangered blue whale, the largest animal ever to have lived, is making a comeback, marine scientists say.

A total of 55 blue whales were sighted or recorded in the past year, according to the British Antarctic Survey, which has been studying whale movement in waters surrounding South Georgia Island in the South Atlantic Ocean.   ...  It reaches a maximum length of 98 feet - the same length as two and a half London buses. ... They were hunted almost to extinction by whaling until the International Whaling Commission banned all hunting of blue whales in 1967

NEW ORLEANS MARDI GRAS MERMAID

Mardi Gras costume for Krewe of Proteus, New Orleans 1887 designed by Carlotta Bonnecaze.