Friday, November 28, 2008

David Gallo: Underwater astonishments

Public Education In Tidal Energy

This website by the Provincial Government gives a great introduction and run down of the in stream tidal energy projects that are being considered for the Bay of Fundy. The website gives good basic information and lots of good links for further inquiries. Check it out.

BBC Oceans, Exploring The Secrets Of Our Underwater World

Just found this website, pretty interesting to spending sometime on.

Baby Beluga

Baby Beluga in the deep blue sea...

Ocean Zones


I was looking online for diagrams to assist in my exam prep and I found this one, the website gave good brief descriptions for each zone. Click here.

Sailfish


Sailfish live in warmer ocean waters. They are a grayish blue in color and have a large dorsal fin that stretches the lenght of the back that looks like a sail. It also has a long bill that resembles swordfish and other marlins. Sailfish can reach 1.2-.15 meters in lenght in just a year. They feed off smaller pelagic fish and quid. These fish can reach speeds up to 110km an hour, the fasted fish in the sea. Sailfish grow quickly and can reach 1.2-1.5m in a year, although they do not normally grow more then 3 meters in lenght and weigh up to 90kg. Sailfish are prized game fish and are known for their large jumps.

Wasting Hours With National Geographic

I spend hours browsing the National Geographic website, everything from video, amazing photography, and interesting articles totally consume me. They have a great section of there website where I found many of my posts this semester that is dedicated to the ocean environment. Enjoy.