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Really weird and really beautiful : why the jellyfish is 2024 s unexpected style icon | Fashion

From reflective satin red carpet dresses to tentacle-reminiscent hairstyles, the invertebrate seems to be setting the tone this year

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Small but mighty - study highlights the abundance and importance of the ocean s tiniest inhabitants

Plymouth UK (SPX) Feb 12, 2024 - Tiny plankton - measuring less than 20um (or 0.02mm) in diameter - make up the majority of plankton in the ocean and play a critical role in the planet s health, according to new research. How

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Small but mighty -- study highlights the abundance and importance of the ocean s tiniest inhabitants

Small but mighty -- study highlights the abundance and importance of the ocean s tiniest inhabitants
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Watch out for jellyfish in UK warmer waters

Jellyfish sightings in UK waters jumped by 32% compared to the previous year, according to the Marine Conservation Society. Most were on the UK s west coasts, particularly in Cornwall and Wales, and 11% were of large blooms of more than 100.

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Boom in unusual jellyfish spotted in UK waters

Climate change is warming the world's oceans, creating good conditions for jellyfish in the UK.

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