Useful Websites
The OceanWorld team has spent time scouring the web for
websites which will best further your understanding of the topic. The sites
are rated and linked below with the high points briefly summarized.
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This is one of the best ocean sites on the web.
This site provides an abundance of information as well as a number
of great resources so you can get even more information. There are
amazingly beautiful and educational graphics and movies. With numerous
Emmy Award winning members of their team, this group provides a
wealth of knowledge and experience. There are four or five different
sections with a range of information from ocean movies to lessons
for teachers (which are wonderfully detailed and thought out) to
books, magazines, art and more. This is a site worth devoting some
time to.
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This site contains pictures and movies from a
fish-eye-view cam. These cameras are used by marine biologists to
study, for the most part, slow moving marine animals. This particular
camera is located in Coral Gable, Florida. This site provides great
graphics from pictures and movies pulled from the cameras. It also
contains some great scientific information not only on the cameras
and the project itself, but also on the marine life we can look
at within their site.
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This site has an abundance of wonderful information
on many types of fish that live in and around coral reefs. From
bahavior of the fish, to reproduction, to predators of coral reef
fish - this site has it all! There are many beautiful graphics of
fish here and loads of information.
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This interesting and unusal site was created by
a group of students (K-12) who are on board a ship traveling to
numerous coral atolls. They are maintaining this site with sections
on their initial proposal, their daily log, a chart room (with great
scientific information), a tool bin, and much more! This site is
a blast -- you can learn all about people on a grand ocean adventure!
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This site has an abundance of real-time data as
well as maps of coral reefs from around the world. This site was
designed to "help improve and sustain coral reef health throughout
the world". It has an entire section on current data and bulletins
on coral reef information, not to mention the awesome graphics you
will find throughout the site. This site has a wealth of information
as well as many great links and could be used in the classroom by
teachers as well as for research by students or any other person
wanting to learn more about coral reef health.
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Sea World Adventure Parks
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Pretty obviously this site provides detailed instructions
on how to grow an artificial coral reef relatively simply and easily.
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