AN AQUATIC GEM (FINAL CHAPTER)💎🌊 / GEMA ACUATICA (FINAL)🧠
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0.000 HBDAN AQUATIC GEM (FINAL CHAPTER)💎🌊 / GEMA ACUATICA (FINAL)🧠
<div class="text-justify">What a special adventure it was that I experienced inside this fascinating museum, it was so much information that it was better to divide it into two posts! Today we are going to learn much more about the wonderful aquatic world, we will learn about the characteristics of some tropical and salt freshwater fish! Museums like this are a vital source for the general culture of a city, whenever we visit an aquarium we leave there with an apprenticeship!🤩🤩 # Que aventura tan especial fue la que experimente dentro de este fascinante museo, era tanta informacion que era mejor dividirla en dos post! hoy vamos aprender mucho mas sobre el maravilloso mundo acuatico, aprenderemos sobre las caracteristicas de algunos peces de agua dulce tropical y salada! los museos como este son una fuente vital para la cultura general de una ciudad, siempre que visitamos un acuario salimos de alli con un aprendizaje!🧠👨🎓🕵️♂️</div>  # **<CENTER>LIFE IN THE WATER💥/ VIDA EN EL AGUA🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**  <div class=pull-left>This is my friend, life originated in water! what we know today as a lion, a primate all originated in water! life began as very simple organisms, chemical compounds that were taking evolutionary leaps for thousands of years! These compounds gave rise to simpler organisms such as sea sponges and starfish! In a period of time of 500 years, the famous chordate organisms with a more complex system appeared, they had a "backbone" that could form more complex organs! until the fish appeared and there life in the water became very complex!🤓🕵️♀️👁🗨 </div><div class=pull-right>Asi es mi amigo la vida tuvo origen en el agua! lo que conocemos actualmente como un leon, un primate todo tuvo origen en el agua! la vida comenzo como organismos muy simples, osea compuestos quimicos que fueron dando saltos evolutivos durante miles de años! esos compuestos dieron origen a organismos mas simples como por ejemplo esponjas marinas y estrellas de mar! en un periodo de tiempo de 500años aperecieron los famosos cordados organismos con un sistema mas complejo, estos tenia una "columna vertebral" que pudo formar organos mas complejos! hasta que aparecieron los peces y alli la vida en el agua se torno muy compleja!😲😨🧠</div>   <div class=pull-left>Just look through small mirrors to realize how marine animals have a unique beauty in the animal kingdom! Inside the museum there is educational information everywhere! the goal is for you to learn new things, I had no idea that dolphins brush their mouths with sea sponges so as not to hurt themselves when looking for food on the seabed, it was a very interesting fact that is not commented on about these fantastic animals!🤓😲🐬🐬🐬😏😏😏😏😏😏😏😏 </div><div class=pull-right>Basta con ver atraves de pequeños espejos para darse cuenta como los animales marinos tienen una belleza unica en el reino animal! dentro del museo hay informacion didactica por todos lados! el objetivo es que aprendas cosas nuevas, yo no tenia idea que los delfines rozan su boca con esponjas marinas para no lastimarse cuando buscan alimento en el fondo marino, fue un dato muy interesante del cual no se comenta sobre estos fantasticos animales! 🤯🤯</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>VARIOUS ECOSYSTEMS💥/ VARIEDADES DE ECOSISTEMAS🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**    <div class=pull-left>Sea sponges are very famous because since Roman times they were already given different uses, the most famous being the use as a bath sponge! and it is that marine sponges absorb water through the thousands of holes that their structure has, this is done to feed! There are many species of sponge that live in different areas of the seabed, from shallow waters to abyssal areas!😍😍 </div><div class=pull-right>Las esponjas marinas son muy famosas porque desde los tiempos romanos ya se le daban diferentes utilidades siendo la mas famosa el uso como esponja de baño! y es que las esponjas marinas absorben el agua por los miles de orificios que tiene su estructura, esto lo hace para alimentarse! existen muchas especies de esponja que viven en zonas diferentes del lecho marino, desde aguas con poca profundidad hasta en zonas abisales!👨🎓👨🏫</div>   <div class=pull-left>The Cnidarian phylum is incredible in which sea sponges, gorgonians, corals, jellyfish among others are organized! For example, gorgonians grow only 1cm per year, jellyfish for example have a sack-shaped body with a single mouth that also serves as an anus, they are incredible animals and sneaky hunters!😮😮 </div><div class=pull-right>El filum Cnidario es increible en el se organizan las esponjas de mar, gorgonias, corales, medusas entre otros! por ejemplo las gorgonia crecen tan solo 1cm por año, las medusas por ejemplo tienen un cuerpo en forma de saco con una unica boca que tambien sirve de ano, son animales increibles y furtivos cazadores!😻🙀</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>**   <div class=pull-left>As you can see in this museum there is an exhibition of different types of aquatic systems, each space presents a different substrate and plants, including live rocks! This is interesting because the depth of the sea makes each ecosystem different, and although they share the same water space, they do not share the same depth characteristics!😍😍 </div><div class=pull-right>Como puedes ver en este museo hay una exhibición de diferentes tipos de sistemas acuaticos cada espacio presenta un sustrato y plantas diferentes, incluyendo rocas vivas! esto es interesante porque la profundidad del mar hace que cada ecosistema sea diferente, y aunque comparten el mismo espacio de agua no comparten las mismas caracteristicas de profundidad!🙃😬</div>   <div class=pull-left>While I do this tour I am learning more and more, within the museum the marine ecosystems of various regions of Portugal are used as an example, such as the Algarve, Sierra de la Arrabida! and in each space they show us different types of animals! This is because the temperatures in the ocean at these points have different scales!🔬🔭🧫 </div><div class=pull-right>mientras hago este recorrido voy aprendiendo cada vez mas, dentro del museo se utilizan como ejemplo los ecosistemas marinos de varias regiones de Portugal como por ejemplo algarve, sierra de la arrabida! y en cada espacio nos muestran diferentes tipos de animales! esto porque las temperaturas en el oceano en estos puntos tienen diferentes escalas!🧬🧬</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxwQHbB-FUU *Anemones and corals are fantastic animals that group together to live together and organize themselves at a structural level so that each animal performs a different function!🤔🤔* # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>THE BEAUTY OF ANEMONES💥/ BELLEZA DE LAS ANEMONAS🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**   <div class=pull-left>We always see in movies how anenomas are associated with clownfish! and this is very true these animals have tentacles that store poison to hunt and protect themselves from predators! but what is the interest of the clown fish with them?😶😶 </div><div class=pull-right>Siempre en las peliculas vemos como las anenomas estan asociadas con los pez payasos! y esto es muy cierto estos animales tienen tentaculos que almacen veneno para cazar y protegerse de depredadores! pero que interes tiene el pez payaso con ellas?🐠🐟</div>   <div class=pull-left>For the clownfish there is an excellent opportunity with the anemone since over the years it adapts immunity to the venom of the tentacles and uses the anemone as a refuge to protect itself from predators and the anemone sees an opportunity with the fish since it performs cleaning ! This relationship is called SYMBIOSIS, an advantageous interaction between two species!🙂🙂 </div><div class=pull-right>Para el pez payaso hay una excelente oportunidad con la anemona ya que con el pasar de los años adapto inmunidad al veneno de los tentaculos y utiliza la anemona como refugio para protegerse de depredadores y la anemona ve una oportunidad con el pez ya que el realiza limpieza! a esta relacion se le llama SIMBIOSIS una interaccion ventajona entre dos especies!🤔🤔</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>**   *Some animals are too strange! but that aspect that turns them into strange animals gives them an advantage and opportunity in the survival of the marine world that is a hostile terrain where everyone feeds on everyone!🤩🤩* # **<CENTER></CENTER>**     *I have never seen this orange animal, it is called a sea carrot, and it has a peculiarity is bioluminiscence! bone emits a light that can only be seen in the dark, many animals practice this method to attract food!🙂💥* # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>ESTUARY COMMUNITIES💥/ COMUNIDADES DE ESTUARIOS🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**      <div class=pull-left>An estuary is a body of water that has been mixed with fresh water, so let's imagine a river that flows into the sea, there is a point where the water stagnates and there is a mixture of sea salinity with the fresh water of the river that originates in the mountains thaw! These ecosystems are not totally salty or sweet, but they are home to truly amazing species!🤔😮 </div><div class=pull-right>Un estuario es un cuerpo de agua que se ha mezclado con agua dulce, osea imaginemos un rio que desemboca al mar, hay un punto donde el agua se estanca y hay una mezcla de salinidad de mar con el agua dulce del rio que tiene origen en los deshielo de las montañas! estos ecosistemas no son totalmente salados ni dulces pero en ellos habitan especies realmente sorprendente!🌏🌅🌊</div>     # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>PRESERVATION💥/PRESERVACION🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**     <div class=pull-left>Of course, in the museum they encourage us to preserve, this term refers to taking care of nature, we must always carry out a behavior where we can benefit from nature but respecting its biodiversity, we do this by recycling and not polluting!😮😮✅✅✅💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 </div><div class=pull-right>Por supuesto en el museo nos incentivan a preservar, este termino se refiere a cuidar la naturaleza, debemos siempre llevar una conducta donde nos podamos beneficiar de la naturaleza pero respetando su biodiversidad, esto lo hacemos reciclando y no contaminando!🙂🙂</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>**   <div class=pull-left>And what should scare you the most is that the coastal seabed is so sensitive that if the temperature rises 1 degree, it brings catastrophic consequences because corals and all cnidarians are sensitive to water temperature! and when they disappear there is no turning back and nothing we can do to bring them back, this is called irreversible damage!😨😨 </div><div class=pull-right>Y lo que mas debe asustarte es que el lecho marino litoral es tan sensible que si la temperatura sube 1 grado, trae consecuencias catastroficas porque los corales y todos los cnidarios son sensibles a la temperatura del agua! y cuando desaparecen no hay vuelta atras y nada podemos hacer para traerlos de vuelta, esto se llama daño irreversible!💔</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcgF4UDyt4g # **<CENTER></CENTER>**      *The museum is built in such a way that you have 180 degree access to many of the aquariums, for example we also visualize pools that allow us to see what the corals look like from a top view!👨🏫👩🎓*    <div class=pull-left>Surely you have ever seen barnacles, they are sessile animals that live embedded in rocks, this strategy is interesting because in the place where it is customary to position is the one where the waves beat hard on the rock, in that constant swell they take advantage to feed since they are filter feeders!😮💥🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🌊🌊 </div><div class=pull-right>Seguramente ya viste alguna vez los percebes, son animales sesiles que viven incrustados en las rocas, esta estrategia es interesante porque en el sitio donde se acostumbra a posicionar es aquel donde las olas baten con fuerza sobre la roca, en ese constante oleaje es que aprovechan en alimentarse ya que son organismos filtradores!🌊🌊</div>  # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>MICROLIFE💥/MICROVIDA🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**       <div class=pull-left>In the ocean there is not only macroscopic life such as fish, there is also very small life so small that it is only possible to see it in a microscope, they are grouped in zooplakton and phytoplankton, they are at the bottom of the trophic chain but they play an important role in sustainability Of the seas! among them we have brine shrimp and microalgae!😲😲 </div><div class=pull-right>En el oceano no solo hay vida macroscopica como peces, tambien hay vida muy pequeña tan pequeña que solo es posible verla en microscopio, son agrupadas en zooplacton y fitoplacton, estan en lo mas bajo de la cadena trofica pero cumplen un roll importante en la sustentabilidad de los mares! entre ellas tenemos las artemias y microalgas!🐡🐠🌿🍀</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>**        *Rocks have various uses for many animals, for example crustaceans love to hide in them to escape from predators!😮😮* # **<CENTER></CENTER>**    <div class=pull-left>Life always tries to make its way to color all the spaces on the planet. It is common to see aquatic life in places where no other land animal could live! In short, aquatic organisms are more resistant than terrestrial ones!😮 </div><div class=pull-right>La vida siempre trata de abrirse paso para colozinar todos los espacios del planeta es comun ver vida acuatica en sitios donde ningun otro animal terrestre podria vivir! en resumen los organismos acuaticos son mas resistentes que los terrestres!😗</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>VARIETIES OF COLORS💥/VARIEDAD DE COLORES🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**         # **<CENTER></CENTER>**      *Many animals have cells in their body specialized for the absorption of light, this to produce energy!😊😊*        # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>SEA MONSTERS💥/MONSTRUOS MARINOS🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**   <div class=pull-left>But not everything is beautiful and friendly, in the great depths of the ocean where the light no longer comes and everything is darkness, monsters inhabit! for example this giant squid that for years was feared by browsers! There are many myths and stories about squid so big that they were capable of sinking ships!😥😮 </div><div class=pull-right>Pero no todo es bonito y simpatico, en las grandes profundidades del oceano donde la luz ya no llega y todo es oscuridad habitan monstruos! por ejemplo este calamar gigante que durante años fue temido por los navegadores! existen muchos mitos y relatos sobre calamares tan grandes que eran capaz de hundir barcos!😅😨</div>  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdxnAEPRwNA # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>AQUATIC BEAUTY💥/BELLEZA ACUATICA🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**                                # **<CENTER></CENTER>**           # **<CENTER></CENTER>**                   # **<CENTER></CENTER>**     # **<CENTER></CENTER>** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H79QbP0RFvE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX7pBKh0eag # **<CENTER></CENTER>**         # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>FRESHWATER TROPICAL FISH ROOM💥/ VIDA TROPICAL🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**       *As we can see, seawater fish are more colorful and different than tropical freshwater fish, the coloration in the fish fulfills the same principle as any other animal "warning" tells its predators do not eat me or you may suffer the consequences !😏😏*            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyY0QO8ypPI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6EoSYxD3qw       # **<CENTER></CENTER>**                        # **<CENTER>WHAT OUR OCEAN LOOKS LIKE💥/ COMO LUCE EL OCEANO🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**    <div class=pull-left>Every year we emit pollution to our ocean to the point that there are areas where we only see plastic floating! microplastic is a serious issue that can currently be addressed by avoiding the consumption of plastic!😮😮 </div><div class=pull-right>Cada año emitimos contaminacion a nuestro oceano a tal punto que hay zonas donde solo vemos plasticos flotando! el microplastico es un tema serio que actualmente puede ser tratado evitando el consumo de plastico!😔😒</div> # **<CENTER></CENTER>**       # **<CENTER></CENTER>**   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnE3giu_CXo # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>UNLIMITED LEARNING💥/ UN APRENDIZAJE SIN LIMITE🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**          <div class=pull-left>It is one of those experiences that is worth repeating, coming to this museum helped me open my mind more and be more aware of the current situation of the oceans! I learned many new things about a great diversity of species, I photographed new fish that I had never seen in my life!😏😏 </div><div class=pull-right>Es una de esas experiencias que vale la pena repetir, venir a este museo me ayudo abrir mas mi mente y ser mas consciente sobre la situacion actual de los oceanos! aprendi muchas cosas nuevas sobre una gran diversidad de especies, fotografie peces nuevos que nunca habia visto en mi vida!😮😮</div>                                      # **<CENTER></CENTER>** # **<CENTER>HE MADE THIS ADVENTURE POSSIBLE👨👨💥/ EL HIZO POSIBLE LA AVENTURA🐡🐠🐟</CENTER>**   *I say goodbye to my great adventure, and with it I pass by the office of Mr. Carlos I and I thank you for a great beautiful learning, without him this great feat would not have been possible!😍🤴🤴*  **DNA is an organization to foster and DENSIFY NATURE-APPRECIATION which aims to establish REPORTS OF BIODIVERSITY DATA that is contributed by all of us Hiveans and subsequently cataloged.** **Therefore DNA searches for HIGH-QUALITY posts that aim to DESCRIBE and determine the BIODIVERSITY AROUND YOU with added EXPLANATIONS and INFORMATION. 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