Elin Thomas

@elinthom.bsky.social

Cymraes 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 | #DeepSea biologist 🦑 | Based in Perth, WA 🇦🇺 @deepstewardship.bsky.social @deepseauwa.bsky.social

8 regions. 16 special guests across 14 nations. One ocean. This is Think Deep! Season 2 – Deep-Ocean Voices Around the World. Join us as we uncover the unique #DeepOcean challenges, opportunities and connections across different parts of our blue planet. Watch the trailer here: buff.ly/g18op2R

📢 Think Deep! Season 2 Trailer #oneocean #deepsea 🐙

8 regions. 16 special guests across 14 nations. One ocean. This is Think Deep! Season 2 – Deep-Ocean Voices Around the World. Join us as we uncover the unique deep-ocean challenges, opportunities…

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Preserving deep-sea biodiversity is crucial for the planet's health. The DOSI Biodiversity Task Force connects deep-sea science with global biodiversity policy. Learn more about deep-sea conservation and DOSI's efforts in this video. ▶️ Watch the video: buff.ly/PwIqLh4

Deep-Sea Biodiversity: How Do We Protect It?

The deep ocean is the world’s largest environment, harbouring a wealth of biodiversity, much of which remains unknown. Despite its immensity and remoteness, ...

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Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni was formally described and named 100 years ago, in 1925, based on two partial specimens found in the stomach of a sperm whale near the South Shetland Islands. However, no one has ever captured footage of a living colossal squid — until now.

Mesonychoteuthis hamiltoni

Very lucky to be part of this expedition to the #SouthSandwichIslands with @oceancensus.bsky.social & @schmidtocean.bsky.social 🌊❄️ Follow along for species discovery, mapping and more!

Ocean Census@oceancensus.bsky.social · 2y ago

📣 We are thrilled to announce that the #SouthSandwichIslands expedition with Schmidt Ocean Institute and GoSouth is underway! Find out more on our expedition webpage and follow along for updates. oceancensus.org/expeditions/...

It’s interesting that the emojis show the earth from three angles 🌎 🌍 🌏 but not the fourth. Though 🔵 is a fair approximation of what it would look like. People underestimate the Pacific.

A picture of the earth showing the pacific ocean. You can see hawaii and New Zealand. Also the edge of antarctica, australia, and north and south america...but barely.