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Bryophytes were the first plants to emerge from water and begin to colonise the land 450 million years ago. They still need very wet conditions to reproduce.
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My EcoSphere. I've had it now for about 8 years. The last shrimp, whom I'd dubbed Sheldon, died a couple of years ago, but the algae is still alive and seems to be happy.
there's currently a red tide along the coast off Pacifica and the waves *glow* in the dark like a timex watch at night!
i was hoping to get some more stars in the sky, but the bay area night sky is just so hopelessly light polluted (and it casted this yucky pinkish/amberish color on everything, i guess it does help with the alien world look in the picture…)
Canada geese visit this fishing platform to dine on the algae that forms in what's become a tidal zone.
Scanning the coastline of Gros Morne National Park. The Long Range Mountains in the background still have traces of snow.
February 20, 2019
Exploring Folly Cove in Lanesville, Cape Ann.
Folly Cove
Village of Lanesville
Gloucester, Massachusetts
Cape Ann - USA
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PNNL biochemical engineer Mattias Greer examines algae samples for their suitability to make biofuel.
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