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entertainment1 month ago•2 min saved

Animal Crossing Aquarium Tour heads to U.S. aquariums in 2026 with meet-and-greets, stamps and Nintendo rewards

Starting Feb. 13, the Animal Crossing Aquarium Tour returns to U.S. aquariums with Animal Crossing: New Horizons–themed activities, photo ops, character standees, stamp rallies, My Nintendo rewards, and select meet-and-greets with Isabelle, Tom Nook or K.K. Slider. Stops include SEA LIFE locations nationwide (Orlando, San Diego, Grapevine, New Jersey, Michigan, Mall of America, San Antonio, Tempe, Charlotte-Concord, Kansas City), with tickets included in general admission. The visit accompanies a free content update and the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition launch for Animal Crossing: New Horizons.

via nintendo.com|

#animal-crossing #aquarium-tour #entertainment

lifestyle8 months ago•9 min saved

Woman Lives on Cruise Ship for 15 Years After Leaving California

Sharon Lane, a 77-year-old Californian, has purchased a cabin on the Villa Vie Odyssey, a residential cruise ship, and plans to live on it for the next 15 years, circumnavigating the globe and enjoying a community of like-minded travelers, with amenities and destinations that make this a unique long-term living experience at sea.

via CNN|

#lifestyle #long-term-living #odyssey-cruise

environment9 months ago•5 min saved

Oceans Face Critical Acidification Crisis Threatening Marine Life

A recent study reveals that the world's oceans have already crossed critical acidification thresholds, threatening marine ecosystems and coastal economies, with deeper waters being more affected than previously thought, highlighting an urgent need for policy action.

via Inside Climate News|

#climate-change #environment #marine-ecosystems

environment2 years ago•0 min saved

Ocean's garbage patch home to floating snails.

Scientists have discovered that ocean currents that collect plastic in the North Pacific garbage patch also concentrate the floating violet sea snail Janthina sp. in the area. The snail builds rafts by trapping air bubbles and encasing them in mucus, and the currents could help these and other floating creatures to feed and reproduce.

via Nature.com|

#environment #janthina-snail #north-pacific-garbage-patch

science2 years ago•1 min saved

'Deadly Underwater 'Death Pool' Discovered'

A 'death pool' has been discovered at the bottom of the Red Sea, 1.1 miles beneath the surface, which instantly kills everything that swims inside it. The pool measures 107,000 square feet and is filled with brine, containing no oxygen, making it deadly to most things that enter it. Predators position themselves on the peripheries of the pool to feed on the unlucky creatures that die after swimming into it. The pool is among the most extreme environments on Earth and is used by some creatures for food.

via indy100|

#brine-pool #death-trap #extreme-environment