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Turtle Anatomy

by Faith Soprano, Oct 8, 2008

Most water turtles have relatively flat shells naturally designed for fast swimming and diving.

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Deep Sea Monsters: Fact or Fiction?

by John aka Jupiter King, Oct 6, 2008

A look at what kind of creatures could have inspired the Sea Monster mythology over the centuries.

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Kelpmania: Stunning and Spectacular Kelp Photography

by Lauren Axelrod, Oct 4, 2008

Kelp forests occur in cold, nutrient-rich water and are among the most beautiful and biologically productive habitats in the marine environment.

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Facts About Lobsters

by Geeks, Sep 27, 2008

A lobster is a large marine crustacean with no backbone. As the Latin, word suggest, lobsters do have hard shells. Discover more about lobsters from the following facts.

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Amazing Frog Facts

by Vohnny, Sep 25, 2008

Frogs are so amazing. Let's explore some interesting and possibly unknown facts about frogs.

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What is a Red Tide?

by DOuglas Adams, Sep 25, 2008

A description of red tides.

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September 2008 on the Great Barrier Reef: Strange New Creatures Discovered

by MAG Villaflor, Sep 24, 2008

Only this September 18, the National Geographic Channel has released its new found creatures under the depths of Australia’s Heron Island “Great Barrier Reef”.

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