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Meet the Critters: The Northern Abalone
Critter Facts: The northern abalone is the only species of abalone to inhabit Canadian waters. Due to declining populations, northern...
Austin Pugh
Nov 17, 20221 min read
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Meet the Critters: The Atlantic Red Sea Star
Critter Fun Facts: Red sea stars are considered a keystone species as they have no natural predators. They control the populations of...
Austin Pugh
Aug 18, 20222 min read
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Meet the Critters: Softshell Clam
Critter Fun Facts: Softshell clams are common on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts of Canada but are an invasive species in Canadian...
Austin Pugh
Jul 21, 20222 min read
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Meet the Critters: European Green Crab
Critter Fun Facts: European green crabs are native to coastal Europe and were introduced to the North American Coast at some point in the...
Austin Pugh
Jun 2, 20223 min read
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Meet the Critters: Foraminifera
Critter Fun Facts: Foraminifera (sometimes called just "forams") are tiny single celled creatures with wither external or internal shells...
Austin Pugh
Mar 17, 20222 min read
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Meet the Critters: The Cloud Sponge
OA Impact: Cloud sponges are negatively impacted by ocean acidification, showing reduced pumping strength/capacity. This reduced pumping...
Austin Pugh
Feb 16, 20222 min read
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OA News (You Could Use) January, 20th, 2022
Here are some of the latest happenings in the world of ocean acidification in Canada and beyond! Featured Article: Consider the Ocean:...
Austin Pugh
Jan 20, 20223 min read
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Meet the Critters: The American Lobster
OA Impact: Ocean Acidification has been found to negatively effect the American Lobster. The impacts are most pronounced in juvenile...
Austin Pugh
Jan 19, 20222 min read
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Meet the Critters: Dungeness crab
Diet: These animals are carnivores, who scavenge for creatures that live on or in the ocean floor. Their food consists of mussels,...
Austin Pugh
Dec 15, 20212 min read
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Meet the Critters: Black Turban Snail
Diet: Algae and organic Debris Habitat: Rocky intertidal Predators: Crabs, Octopuses, sea stars, seagulls, and sea otters OA Impact:...
Austin Pugh
Nov 17, 20211 min read
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