:: Field Trip with National Geographic Oceans 101 :: #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

Oceans serve as the planet’s largest habitat and also help to regulate the global climate. But why is the ocean salty? And how is climate change impacting the ocean? Find out more about the ocean, including the consequences of and potential solutions to these changes. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/MfWyzrkFkg8…

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:: Field Trip to Sea Lion Beach on Hanson Island, British Columbia, Canada :: #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

Welcome to a favorite “haul out” spot of steller sea lions! Starting in mid-September, sea lions congregate here on Hanson Island in British Columbia to fish, relax, and socialize by the waters of the Johnstone Strait at Blackfish Sound. Check it out here: https://explore.org/livecams/oceans/orcalab-steller-sea-lion-haulout #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

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:: Field Trip with National Geographic to Learn About Oceanic Cartographer Marie Tharp :: #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

Oceanic cartographer Marie Tharp helped prove the theory of continental drift with her detailed maps of the ocean floor. This animation by Rosanna Wan for the Royal Institution tells the fascinating story of Tharp’s groundbreaking work. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/vE2FK0B7gPo #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

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:: Field Trip to the Aquarium of the Pacific: Shark Lagoon Cam :: #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

It’s shark week every week at this next stop on our virtual aquariums tour! The 10,000 square foot Shark Lagoon at Aquarium of the Pacific features a live webcam. Inhabitants include sand tiger, zebra and white tip sharks. Check it out here: https://www.aquariumofpacific.org/exhibits/webcams/webcam_shark_lagoon #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

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:: Field Trip to Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park: Manatee Cam :: #HAPLOceansofPossibilities

No virtual aquarium field trip would be complete without manatees! This manatee cam is from Homosassa Springs, Florida, which manatees use as a warm water shelter from mid-November to late March each year. The rest of the year, Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park is home to rehabilitated manatees; current residents…

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