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Oceans on TheSea.Org
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Interesting Facts

Q&A: Science & Geography

Seas on TheSea.Org
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Oceanographers on TheSea.Org
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Reef Maps on TheSea.Org
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Marine Reptiles on TheSea.Org
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Crocodiles

Sea Turtles

Sea Snakes

Marine Mammals on TheSea.Org
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Marine Mammals

Whales

Manatee

Scuba on TheSea.Org
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Scuba Basics

Snorkeling

Dolphins on TheSea.Org
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Whales on TheSea.Org
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Reef Pests on TheSea.Org
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Reef Fish on TheSea.Org
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Reef Fish Hub

Eels

Reds

Bizarre Creatures on TheSea.Org
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Deep Sea Predators

Gelatinous & Bioluminescent

Crustaceans, Worms & Inverts

Squid, Fish & Oddities

Sponge Q&A

Octopus Q&A

Jellyfish Q&A

Octopus Dumbo Q&A

Squid Q&A

Crustaceans Q&A

Octopus Pacific Q&A

Octopus Blue Ring Q&A

Octopus Blanket Q&A

Sharks on TheSea.Org
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All Sharks

Sharks Q&A

Coral Reef on TheSea.Org
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Urchin Q&A

Anemone Q&A

Anemones

Seabirds on TheSea.Org
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Seabird Species A–G

Pirates on TheSea.Org
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Pirates Charles Vane

Shipwrecks on TheSea.Org
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Famous Shipwrecks

Treasure Found

Sunken Cities on TheSea.Org
My Travels on TheSea.Org
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North America

Caribbean

Europe — West

Australia & Polynesia

My Diving on TheSea.Org
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My Aquaculture on TheSea.Org
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Reef Tank Q&A

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Coral Aquaculture · The Pioneer Story
Blane Perun, A coral aquaculture pioneer

Built one of the first home reef tanks designed as a multi-zone replica of natural reef conditions. Author of long-form profiles cited by Wikipedia, Quality Marine, and SeaScope. Independent — no advertisers, no sponsored placements, no editorial board outside the dive log.

Widely credited as the pioneer of named-coral culture in the reef-keeping hobby. The original — “Perun's Purple People Eater”, a Protopalythoa morph from his coral farm — became the first hobbyist coral to carry an aquaculturist's name in trade, sparking the now-standard practice of naming individual coral strains across the industry.

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