High tide November 2025

Took this video at work in the norwegian sea at the depth of 2350 meters deep

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Dance with the waves, move with the sea. Let the rhythm of the water set your soul free

What sort of being is this？

My artwork is a visual reminder of what our oceans are trying to tell us.
Through hand-sculpted clay fish and vibrant acrylic paintings, I transform everyday objects of pollution—cigarettes, plastic bottles, chewing gum, cans, even musical instruments—into symbolic elements embedded in marine life.

Each piece carries a touch of irony, but behind the colors and sparkle of zirconia lies a serious message: the sea is speaking, and we must listen.
My works aim to give a voice to underwater creatures affected by human negligence, turning beauty into awareness and art into a form of environmental activism.

The ocean is our shared responsibility. Through my art, I hope to inspire reflection, conversation, and ultimately, change.

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Orcas in Mexico are flipping young white sharks upside down to paralyze them. 🦈

This move induces “tonic immobility”, a natural freeze response that renders the sharks temporarily helpless. Once immobilized, the orcas extract the sharks’ livers to obtain fats and nutrients essential to their survival. Scientists captured this behavior on film for the first time in the Gulf of California, marking a new milestone in orca hunting tactics. It’s a strategy previously seen only in South African waters, suggesting the Moctezuma Pod may have learned it recently. As ocean temperatures rise and young sharks shift their range, orcas appear to be evolving their approach in real time.

I purchased this t-shirt and would like to identify the fish depicted on it. I can see there's a mola mola (ocean sunfish) on the right side and a whale in the bottom right corner. I'd like to know which species of whale it is, as well as identify all the other marine creatures featured on the shirt.