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Nibby 10 month s ago
#8 ...and there are Puffins on that island!!
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Silas 10 month s ago
#30 Nightmare fuel
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Tiff 9 month s ago
Silas, Nah. I used to spend entire days swimming among lightly stinging jellyfish on the New Jersey shore. Their sting was more itchy than painful. I'd swim until I got too itchy, then get out for a minute to rub dry sand on it, which took the sting away immediately, then go right back in the water. I actually loved it, because most people were too scared or grossed out to go in the water, so I had almost the whole beach to myself - with my own private life guards.
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Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystems formed by the calcium carbonate skeletons of coral organisms, often referred to as "the rainforests of the sea." They support a wide variety of marine life, providing shelter and food for thousands of species, and are vital to coastal protection and marine biodiversity. However, coral reefs are increasingly threatened by climate change, pollution, and overfishing, leading to coral bleaching and ecosystem degradation.
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Nibby 10 month s ago
#8 ...and there are Puffins on that island!!
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Silas 10 month s ago
#30 Nightmare fuel
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Tiff 9 month s ago
Silas, Nah. I used to spend entire days swimming among lightly stinging jellyfish on the New Jersey shore. Their sting was more itchy than painful. I'd swim until I got too itchy, then get out for a minute to rub dry sand on it, which took the sting away immediately, then go right back in the water. I actually loved it, because most people were too scared or grossed out to go in the water, so I had almost the whole beach to myself - with my own private life guards.