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July 18, 2011
Fish!

Live fish view from the Georgia Aquarium. Sharks, mantas and lots of others. The live stream is available until August 7.

I just love underwater webcams. This one is currently running fullscreen on my secondary LCD.

When BP blew up the Macondo well last year I spent hours watching and recording some of the underwater work. Like this Color Volcano, the crab eating a dead eel and the final capping of the dead well.

Posted by b on July 18, 2011 at 11:58 UTC | Permalink
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Great! B, you sure have a lot of great vids that I can use when teaching my Geography classes. Thanks!

Posted by: Jake | Jul 18 2011 13:26 utc | 1

@Jake – for HD underwater video from the Macondo spill go to Oilspillhub.org for life in the deep see check the Serpent Project

Posted by: b | Jul 18 2011 14:12 utc | 2

I grew up (or maybe not) watching these fish.

Posted by: Biklett | Jul 18 2011 16:58 utc | 3

Sorry, here it is: FISH

Posted by: Biklett | Jul 18 2011 17:02 utc | 4

Mmmmmmm!
The reporter who blew open the phone hacking scandals now threatening to topple News Corporation has been found dead in his London home, according to a report in The Guardian.
Sean Hoare, who covered show business for the now-defunct British tabloid News of the World, was the first journalist to go on record as claiming his bosses knew about efforts to hack into the voicemails of top officials, soldiers, celebrities, a murder victim and others.
From Raw Story.com

Posted by: ben | Jul 18 2011 18:25 utc | 5

And the death is being treated as being of unknown causes, but not suspicious.
Heh. Well, it is natural for the powerful to have their dangerous critics offed, so may it is of natural causes….

Posted by: jawbone | Jul 18 2011 20:12 utc | 6

b, the live streaming of the Georgia Acquarium is mesmerizing. I was watching, just ready to go, and, suddenly a large fish, followed closely by a shark, swam very close to the camera.
I had a involuntary intake of breath, not quite a gasp, but…wow.

Posted by: jawbone | Jul 18 2011 20:17 utc | 7

b, the live streaming of the Georgia Acquarium is mesmerizing. I was watching, just ready to go, and, suddenly a large fish, followed closely by a shark, swam very close to the camera.
I had a involuntary intake of breath, not quite a gasp, but…wow.

Posted by: jawbone | Jul 18 2011 20:17 utc | 8

Yet another Montana
spill…Texas Gold, Black tea…

Posted by: Uncle $cam | Jul 18 2011 21:47 utc | 9

Any crabs in these waters?

Posted by: Jake | Jul 19 2011 16:04 utc | 10

Crabs probably only come out at night.
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Posted by: Jake | Jul 19 2011 16:23 utc | 11

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