Planktonia: The Nightly Migration of the Ocean's Smallest Creatures Hoyt Erich
Planktonia: The Nightly Migration of the Ocean's Smallest Creatures Hoyt Erich When people hear the word migration, they think of animals that move from a feeding area to a breeding area and back…
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Planktonia: The Nightly Migration of the Ocean's Smallest Creatures Hoyt Erich
When people hear the word migration, they think of animals that move from a feeding area to a breeding area and back each year. The movement is largely vertical and performed by plankton followed by predatory fish, squid, octopus and other species that have acquired a taste for plankton. But the greatest migration on Earth happens twice every night.
As they move, the plankton nibble on plant plankton and other tasty morsels in the water and, eventually, some on each other. The migration starts deep in the waters of the ocean at sunset. The feeding ends just before dawn when the plankton retreat to the depths of the ocean to hide during the day until the next evening, when they migrate back up the water column.In Planktonia, Erich Hoyt invites readers to dive into the dazzling nighttime ocean.
Countless microscopic plankton -- larval creatures such as ornate ghost
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