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    Putting the Deep Sea on Display - Hakai Magazine

    Putting the Deep Sea on Display - Hakai Magazine

    Aquarists at the Monterey Bay Aquarium have spent years learning how to keep deep-sea animals alive in captivity for a new exhibit. In...
    The Bro Bonds of Sperm Whales - Hakai Magazine

    The Bro Bonds of Sperm Whales - Hakai Magazine

    Whether for survival or for friendship, male sperm whales travel the seas with the boys.
    Scientists Discover an 81-Year-Old Snapper - Hakai Magazine

    Scientists Discover an 81-Year-Old Snapper - Hakai Magazine

    The octogenarian snapper, the oldest tropical reef fish discovered to date, suggests reef fishes could grow to be even older—if we let them.
    Scientists Use Seaweeds to Travel Back in Time - Hakai Magazine

    Scientists Use Seaweeds to Travel Back in Time - Hakai Magazine

    A new study highlights the treasure trove of data trapped in seaweeds over a century old.
    When Photographers Get Too Close, Wildlife Pays the Price - Hakai Magazine

    When Photographers Get Too Close, Wildlife Pays the Price - Hakai Magazine

    Capturing up-close-and-personal animal encounters on camera can help garner public support for conservation, but at what cost?
    These Damselfish are Devoted Parents—Even When the Kid Isn’t Theirs - Hakai Magazine

    These Damselfish are Devoted Parents—Even When the Kid Isn’t Theirs - Hakai Magazine

    Altrichthys damselfish dote on their young as well as the young of other Altrichthys parents and other species.
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