openoceancamera
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AI driven underwater camera. Up to 3 weeks on a single charge. No more frequent dive/deployment costs. By field researchers for field researchers.
Hong Kong
Joined June 2020
Some really cool results from a recent OOCAM deployment in Mozambique!. A huge shout out to AllOutAfrica Marine Projects, Tofo Scuba and The Rufford Foundation and their teams for their incredible work with the #smalleyestingrays! . #Tofo #Mozambique #marineresearch
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"Seagrass meadows" are ecologically effective for multiple fish species. RUV is 20% more effective than UVC in its exploration. OOCAM can help monitor such habitats, making it easier to explore. To know more about it, sign up our newsletter at
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"A romantic vintage couple in bold comic-style attire embracing on a balcony under a starry night sky.". Try Grok Imagine, free for a limited time:.
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RT @MissionBlue: "We need a global movement of people using their unique talents and skills to create innovative solutions to climate chang….
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Huge thanks to every single partner of Open Ocean Camera — we couldn’t have done it without you. With yet another milestone met in building a comprehensive one-stop portal for all things marine, stay tuned as we unveil our upcoming projects!.#oocam #openoceancam #openoceancamera
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Oceans have varying degree of temperatures. Cold parts of it contain high levels of oxygen. Some fish species Iike, Trout require more oxygen. But, cold water can be a hurdle in knowing more about them. Here our Open Ocean Camera comes into the picture.
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RT @PADI: Did you know that the average-sized orca can eat up to 227 kg (500 pounds) of food a day!? Learn more about these large sea creat….
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RT @OurOcean: This #FishyFriday, meet the tiny swimming ping pong balls of the sea! 🏓.
oceanconservancy.org
What would you get if you combined a ping pong ball, a suction cup and a fish? A lumpsucker. Learn more about this strange and adorable fish.
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RT @PREAUX_FISH: I got to examine a coelacanth pup today! Look at those deep pores on the head and famously amazing fins! .
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RT @WhitenackLab: Our Shark Week study is starting to gain some attention!.
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Shark Week is many things. First and foremost, it's a week of shark-themed documentary programming on the Discovery Channel. Now in its 33rd year, it's the longest-running cable event in history....
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"Camera Rental Services" can be used for short term projects like Shooting Documentaries, Underwater Exploration, Sports, Underwater Photography and many such activities at an affordable price of US$300. To know more about it, click on the link !!!.#oocam
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RT @SethLaGrange: I’m so excited to finally share with you all the second edition of the Beauty of Eastern Box Turtles poster. This new pos….
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RT @dobura: Watch us live now - at the High Level Science Policy Event “Rebuilding Coral Reefs: A Decadal Grand Cha….
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RT @WDellisanti: Cheers to @YolandaYeung3 and subtropical corals at #ICRS2021. A large baseline study of #coral communities in #HongKong id….
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RT @MissionBlue: "Change comes when people care, and there are no better messengers to communicate the beauty and fragility of the ocean th….
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Making a list of the most important women in scuba history is not easy. These seven women in diving made a lasting impact on the sport.
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RT @SylviaEarle: Sharks are beautiful animals, and if you're lucky enough to see lots of them, that means that you're in a healthy ocean. Y….
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Every year around 100 million sharks have killed fall victim to overfishing, bycatch, pollution etc. Despite the extent of the damange, there is little to no data available that helps us understand and protect these magnificent creatures. #SharkWeek2021 #SharkAwarenessDay #oocam
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RT @MissionBlue: Highly protected marine areas are critical to safeguarding the blue heart of the planet. via @pewenvironment . https://….
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It is becoming increasingly clear that humankind must do more to protect our ocean. It generates about half of the planet’s oxygen, regulates our climate, and is home to 80% of all life on Earth....
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Bioluminescent creatures in the ocean twilight zone are still unexplored. Open ocean camera can function effectively at the depth of 400 metres, equipped with subsea lights which can be set to switch on in flashes or can be turned on the entire time.#SharkWeek #marinelife #oocam
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