Turn your attention to life below water — and what you can do for the creatures living there. We tapped Conservation International experts for their best tips to help marine species every day. #MondayMotivation
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for some exciting forthcomin…
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The remote Tuamotu archipelago hosts beautiful healthy reefs along its 78 atolls. Very little human activity – often none for many of these islands, uninhabited – and remoteness contribute greatly to the health of the coral, home to thousands of marine species which survival depends solely on it. Some of the most beautiful dives around French Polynesia await there.
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Looks like climate change is forcing crustaceans out of their shells! 🐚
Shelled sea life, like this Mantis Shrimp, require calcium carbonate to form their shells. Sadly, as oceans warm and become more acidic, these animals have to work harder to fortify their shells. 🦀🦐
With ocean acidification increasing rapidly, these vital organisms might not stand a chance. Eventually, there will not be enough calcium carbonate for them to protect themselves and there might not be enough time for them to adapt to such rapidly changing conditions.
Want to combat ocean acidification? Stay tuned for an announcement this Earth Day on how you can help. 💙
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6 ways you can help marine life today
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Cultivating super corals alone is unlikely to protect coral reefs from climate change – Coral Reef Alliance
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So lucky to have swam with these guys, rarely seen around French Polynesia! Last…
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The remote Tuamotu archipelago hosts beautiful healthy reefs along its 78 atolls…
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Earth Day – Home sweet home and the only one we have.
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Looks like climate change is forcing crustaceans out of their shells! Shelle…
facebookLooks like climate change is forcing crustaceans out of their shells! 🐚
Shelled sea life, like this Mantis Shrimp, require calcium carbonate to form their shells. Sadly, as oceans warm and become more acidic, these animals have to work harder to fortify their shells. 🦀🦐
With ocean acidification increasing rapidly, these vital organisms might not stand a chance. Eventually, there will not be enough calcium carbonate for them to protect themselves and there might not be enough time for them to adapt to such rapidly changing conditions.
Want to combat ocean acidification? Stay tuned for an announcement this Earth Day on how you can help. 💙
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