Meet the Blue Parrotfish (Scarus coeruleus) is a species of marine fish that is native to the Caribbean Sea and the western Atlantic Ocean. 🎥 By @oceans.unknown Here are some fun facts about the Blue Parrotfish -Blue Parrotfish are known for their vibrant blue coloration and distinctive beak-like mouth structure. -These fish are herbivores and feed primarily on algae and other plant matter. -As they graze on algae, Blue Parrotfish use their beak-like mouth to scrape the algae off of rocks and c

🎥: Gone Whale Watching San Diego · The Cuvier's beaked whale holds the record for the deepest plunge by a marine mammal. These elusive toothed whales inhabit waters deeper than 1,000 feet (300 m). The deepest & longest recorded dive of a Cuvier's beaked whale is 9,816 feet (2,992 m) and 222 minutes, descending roughly the length of eight Empire State Buildings 😮 | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR

Deepest Diving Marine Mammal - Cuvier's Beaked Whale!

Meet the Blue Whale 🐋 🌊 Did you know that the Blue Whale is the largest animal to have ever lived on Earth? These gentle giants can reach lengths of up to 100 feet and weigh as much as 200 tons! 🌍 Join us as we uncover more fascinating facts about these magnificent creatures and their vital role in maintaining marine ecosystems. • • • 🎥: @Bluelifewild • • • #blue #whale #ballena #azul #whale #whalewatching #marineconservation #bethechange #protectwhatyoulove #underwaterphotography #nature #n

Mating Whales

Blue whales (Balaenoptera musculus) are the largest animals that have ever lived on Earth, bigger even than the largest dinosaurs. Despite this, the whales weren't "discovered" in Australian waters until about 20 years ago. Globally, blue whales were reduced to 3 per cent of their original population size through whaling. Today, there are thought to be 10,000–25,000 blue whales worldwide, 1500 of them being the pygmy blues around Australia. 📸 IG: @scaryunderwater via Tiktok: @i_affection #ausge