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Dueling anemones
Jun 24, 2022
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Could you ever have imagined that those red, jelly blobs that rest in the rocky shores of our coasts are actually dueling? When you picture the top most brutal marine animal fights, I suspect that sea anemones were not apart of that! Well here you are… Savvy fighers Beadlet anem
Read MorePlastic Free Home Guide
Aug 08, 2019
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Plastic pollution is a growing concern: It is found almost in everything, like in beverages, food, clothes, cleaning agents and technologies. The plastic gets in the ocean and it poses a serious threat for the marine wildlife of the whole food chain. Finally, the human will ingest the
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