NASA scientist Dr. Moogega Cooper (pronounced Moo-ji-gae) has a very cool job: Planetary Protection Engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory. In this
NakayaJanuary 30, 2020December 13, 2021 The Secret Life of Plankton
This is Pond Scum Under the Microscope, the first episode of the American Museum of Natural History’s Pondlife series with microbiologist Sally Warring.
NakayaMay 20, 2020December 15, 2022 The Secret Life of Plankton
A whale shark feeds on bonito eggs just off the Yucatan peninsula in this video from underwater camera operator and filmmaker Simon Spear.
, animals that eats “by straining tiny food, like plankton
How can you tell if a sand dollar is dead or alive? Sand dollars are flat sea urchins that burrow into the soft sand. When alive, their undersides are
They capture plankton with spines and pincers (pedicellariae
When synthetic plastic was first invented, it was a technological breakthrough for our safe use of electricity, an insulation replacement for a
Previously from Tierney Thys: The Secret Life of Plankton
Explore the Mediterranean Sea at night where lesser-seen creatures thrive in the dark. This mysterious footage, filmed near Ponza Island off the coast of
NakayaJanuary 31, 2013August 29, 2022 The Secret Life of Plankton
It is surely the stuff of science fiction: An extraordinary being arrives on Earth that can withstand a tortuous array of conditions: boiling, freezing,
NakayaApril 30, 2021April 30, 2021 The Secret Life of Plankton
Follow biologist Sally Warring into New York City’s Central Park as she collects water samples from fountains and ponds to find instagrammable microbes.
motion Rion NakayaJanuary 28, 2020 The Secret Life of Plankton
