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Something Fishy: World Ocean DayCelebrate the oceans by learning what you can do to help protect themPosted by Sarah van Schagen at 11:36 AM on 08 Jun 2006
On to celebratin' I say. And what better way than to hop aboard the Ocean Voyager, "a five-part journey to defend our oceans" led by Get on board for the first episode, mateys, as it takes you a few miles offshore from Guinea, West Africa, to chase "fish pirates"! Scroll to the "What can you do?" section at the bottom of the page to learn how to make better seafood choices and petition for marine sanctuaries. I've mentioned this before, but I highly recommend downloading the Seafood Watch cards for use at restaurants and groceries. Hand them out at parties or Halloween. I've just distributed copies to all me office-mateys. Subsequent weeks on the "Ocean Voyager" will send you to the Gulf of Mexico dead zone and to D.C. for political wrangling. If you're into charismatic marine-fauna (and who isn't?), be prepared to coo through episodes 3 (San Juan orcas) and 4 (polar bears near the North Pole). Does Cute Overload know about this? And speaking of semi-related diversions ... as an added bonus today (World Ocean Day!), please enjoy this amusing video of kayakers out for a lovely day on the water, minding their business when suddenly ... holy 10,000 pound orca breaching on top of a kayaker Batman! Now that is a killer video ... (Ha ha, get it? Killer whale, killer video ...) Ahem. Now go grab your noggin o' rum and let's get to celebratin', mateys.
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