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21. Oceans Alive!

    Find out all you ever wanted to know about our oceans.

    http://www.mos.org/oceans/

    
    

22. Office of Naval Research: Oceanography

    This site is packed with waves of info on ocean water, habitats, regions, salty experiments, and more. There's some cool naval discoveries too so dive in!

    http://www.onr.navy.mil/focus/ocean

    
    

23. Planet Ocean

    Learn all about the ocean, tubeworms, barracuda, and the blue whale with DiscoverySchool.com.

    http://school.discovery.com/schooladventures/planetocea...

    
    

24. Poseidon's Library

    Ask that question you've always had about the ocean and Poseidon's group of marine experts will work to find an answer, or review previously asked questions.

    http://www.ocean.com/category-pl.asp?CatID=22

    
    

25. Safari Splash

    In this adventure, a team of scientists, divers, archeologists, and kids explored the ocean environment of Barkley Sound, B.C.

    http://7thfloormedia.com/projects/safari/

    
    

26. Savage Seas

    Explore the beauty and mystery of the seas in this PBS TV series. Investigate the power of waves, watery rescues, deep sea diving, and oceanic weather. Video clips included.

    http://www.thirteen.org/savageseas/

    
    

27. Sea Surface Temperature Satellite Image Archive

    Access the database and pick the images you want to see.

    http://dcz.gso.uri.edu/avhrr-archive/archive.html

    
    

28. Treasures@Sea: Exploring the Ocean Through Literature

    This resource has fun learning activities that integrate language arts with oceanography.

    http://fi.edu/fellows/fellow8/dec98/

    
    

29. Voyage of the Odyssey

    Discover this five-year program that is gathering data on contaminants throughout the world's oceans. View the sea from an underwater camera and listen to whales and dolphins.

    http://www.pbs.org/odyssey/

    
    

30. Women Exploring the Oceans

    Check out profiles of women that have made their mark in jobs related to oceanography. There's also info on women that have succeeded in other science professions.

    http://www.womenoceanographers.org/

    
    

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