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Rubber Duckies

can be physical oceanographic research equipment

http://www.oceanmotion.org/html/research/ebbesmeyer.htm

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  • Home
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    • Music Projects
    • Exhibits, Installations, and Immersive Experiences
    • Discography
      • Beneath the Surface: Piano Reflections Album
      • Whale Hello There album
      • Hear The Light Album
    • Soothing Womb Sounds for Baby
  • Research
    • MesoAmerican Reef Research
    • Outer Space & Ocean Worlds
    • Citizen Science
    • Combat
    • Dolphins
    • Invasive Species
    • Snapping Shrimp
  • Community
    • Ocean: World of Sound
    • Ocean Memory Project
    • Real Dolphin Sounds
    • Immersive Mesopelagic Performance Lab
    • Marine Life Activity Book
    • Participate
    • The GRACIASS network
      • reduce REUSE recycle
      • Respect Restore Replace
      • The Listener Project
    • Videos and Podcasts
  • Contact
    • About Heather
    • Photo Gallery
    • Portfolio
    • Press
    • Ask a marine biologist
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