#3cs43 - Twitter Hashtag

over 3 years ago

Can you see it? The bridled burrfish is one of many fish species that relies on shallow seagrass beds for hiding, using their dark blotches to help them blend in with textured substrate and shadows #3cs43 @MangroveMatt

bradliemorgan's tweet photo. Can you see it? The bridled burrfish is one of many fish species that relies on shallow seagrass beds for hiding, using their dark blotches to help them blend in with textured substrate and shadows #3cs43 @MangroveMatt https://t.co/30esJtOADQ

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Colleen Shortal @c_shortal

over 3 years ago · Panama

My first Eusmilia fastigiata! These stony corals are critically endangered. Rarely seen, they are often hidden in the crevices and gaps in larger corals. At this impacted reef site, all the corals were in early growth stages, giving this guy his time to shine #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt

c_shortal's tweet photo. My first Eusmilia fastigiata! These stony corals are critically endangered. Rarely seen, they are often hidden in the crevices and gaps in larger corals. At this impacted reef site, all the corals were in early growth stages, giving this guy his time to shine #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt https://t.co/Tu19EreryH

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Cori Carlston @cori_carlston

over 3 years ago

Seagrass beds provide unique habitat for a wide array of marine species, whether that be lizardfish, squid, or sea cucumbers! These meadows of vegetation turn bare sediment into havens of refuge and food supply for organisms at all trophic levels.🐚🦐🐠🦈 #3Cs43

cori_carlston's tweet photo. Seagrass beds provide unique habitat for a wide array of marine species, whether that be lizardfish, squid, or sea cucumbers! These meadows of vegetation turn bare sediment into havens of refuge and food supply for organisms at all trophic levels.🐚🦐🐠🦈 #3Cs43 https://t.co/ZobkQKtWTT

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Hannah Bauriedel @BauriedelH

over 3 years ago

Today's dive with @MangroveMatt in Bocas del Toro, we got to observe the differences between a recently bleached and healthy reef! Porites furcata was the most common coral in both locations due to its increased resilience to bleaching events. Check out all the jellies! #3Cs43

BauriedelH's tweet photo. Today's dive with @MangroveMatt in Bocas del Toro, we got to observe the differences between a recently bleached and healthy reef! Porites furcata was the most common coral in both locations due to its increased resilience to bleaching events. Check out all the jellies! #3Cs43 https://t.co/fvY8tZunGv

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Bradlie Morgan @bradliemorgan

over 3 years ago

This week we snorkeled in mangroves to estimate epifauna root cover and distribution. Mangrove roots can provide a haven of hard structure for marine life in otherwise soft substrate areas #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt

bradliemorgan's tweet photo. This week we snorkeled in mangroves to estimate epifauna root cover and distribution. Mangrove roots can provide a haven of hard structure for marine life in otherwise soft substrate areas #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt https://t.co/ap94TwzEVu

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Lily Hasshaw @lily_hasshaw

over 3 years ago

Pictured are juvenile doctorfish and gray angelfish around STRI’s seagrass bed. Did you know that seagrass is a key nursery habitat for tons of coral reef fishes? The complex structure provides food and habitat for young fishes to forage and refuge. #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt

lily_hasshaw's tweet photo. Pictured are juvenile doctorfish and gray angelfish around STRI’s seagrass bed. Did you know that seagrass is a key nursery habitat for tons of coral reef fishes? The complex structure provides food and habitat for young fishes to forage and refuge. #3Cs43 @MangroveMatt https://t.co/6NeyLb8a7g

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Colleen Shortal @c_shortal

over 3 years ago

Surveying the mangroves at STRI for the first field day of @MangroveMatt’s Tropical Marine Ecology class. We learned why red mangroves are red (tannin!), theorized why crabs climb trees, and tested which roots were strong enough to stand on #3Cs43

c_shortal's tweet photo. Surveying the mangroves at STRI for the first field day of @MangroveMatt’s Tropical Marine Ecology class. We learned why red mangroves are red (tannin!), theorized why crabs climb trees, and tested which roots were strong enough to stand on #3Cs43 https://t.co/3AIaD3ltHG

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Lily Hasshaw @lily_hasshaw

over 3 years ago · Panama

To get to know the structure of the seagrass beds outside of STRI, our Tropical Marine Ecology class with @MangroveMatt collected data on blade length, width, and % cover at different depths. We saw that % cover decreased as depth increased likely due to less ☀️! #3Cs43

lily_hasshaw's tweet photo. To get to know the structure of the seagrass beds outside of STRI, our Tropical Marine Ecology class with @MangroveMatt collected data on blade length, width, and % cover at different depths. We saw that % cover decreased as depth increased likely due to less ☀️! #3Cs43 https://t.co/8966UoonLc

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