Marine Life Encyclopedia - Oceana
Explore the Marine Life Encyclopedia to learn fun facts and more about your favorite marine animals. From sharks and sea turtles to ecosystems and corals, you’re in the right place to take a deep dive into life under the sea.
Effects of Ocean Acidification on Marine Species & Ecosystems
Oceana acidification may cause many negative effects on a variety of marine species and ecosystems, which would have rippling consequences throughout the entire ocean. One of the most devastating impacts of rising ocean acidity could be the collapse of food webs
Animals of the ocean depths | Oceana
2024年3月6日 · The ocean has 4 main depth zones, which are home to amazing species. Learn about each zone and its creatures - from animals near the surface to deep sea creatures.
Marine Science and Ecosystems | Oceana
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Effects of Ocean Acidification on Corals - Oceana USA
Millions of marine species depend on coral reefs to feed, reproduce, shelter larvae and take refuge from predators in their vast three dimensional networks. If coral reefs disappear, it will threaten the survival of many reef dependent species.
Beach - Oceana
One of humanity's favorite tourist destinations, beaches are lively ecosystems with most of the life hidden from the human eye. Learn more.
Open Ocean | Oceana
Making up more than 99% of the inhabitable space on earth, the open ocean is an enormous place. Learn more.
Aleutian Islands: Species at Risk - Oceana USA
Marine Mammals. The rich and diverse flora and fauna of the tide-rips and channels around the Aleutians provide a perfect feasting ground for breeding and migrating sea-life. At least twenty-six species of marine mammals will spend some of the year …
Seagrass Bed - Oceana
Seagrass beds form an important nursery habitat for several species of fishes and invertebrates, as well as important feeding grounds for herbivorous grazers. Learn more.
“The identification of key marine and estuarine habitats (or ‘important ecological areas’) for the West Coast is a critical first step for future potential protection efforts relevant to the three states.”