Fish Out of Water
Friday's our usual film day, but this new video we posted to YouTube this afternoon is too cool not to share.
Check out the leaping blennies -- the original "fish out of water"!
Sites I enjoy
- Blogfish (Ocean Conservancy)
- Carl Safina's Blog (hope and inspiration)
- Chewswise (sustainable and organic)
- Deep Sea News (deep ocean news and activism)
- MBARI (deep sea and other ocean research)
- Monterey Bay Aquarium
- Ocean Action Team (take action for healthy oceans)
- Oceana blog
- Ray Troll's Troll Art (the fish are wild!)
- Seafood Watch (a guide to sustainable seafood)
- SeaWeb (resources for ocean lovers)
- Sherman's Lagoon (cool fish humor)
- Shifting Baselines (our changing oceans)
- Sustainablog (Environmental Defense)
- Tagging of Pacific Predators (tracking ocean animals)
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July 18, 2008
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Thanks! They're among my favorites, too.
Posted by: Ken Peterson | July 21, 2008 at 10:45 AM
They are really great, loved the video
Posted by: Tammy | July 21, 2008 at 01:37 AM