Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 11/02/2025The next big step in our sponge garden restoration project is happening this week! Right now, the barge is leaving Port Phillip, carrying the crucial rocky substrate that will soon form the foundation for new marine life in Apollo Marine Park. 0101
Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 28/01/2025 Did you know sponges are some of the ocean’s hardest workers? These unassuming creatures filter hundreds of gallons of water every day, trapping bacteria and waste while releasing crystal-clear water #OceanHeroes #MarineEcosystem #NatureIsAmazing #UnderwaterLife #SustainTheSea #OceanFilters 062
Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 15/12/2024Check out this huge Dusky Morwong living in this sponge garden. A great example of a larger species that makes its home in our stunning sponge gardens in Southern Australia, which we are helping to restore and enhance. #marinescience #biotechnology 0101
Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 12/12/2024From sponges to sea lions. Restoring and enhancing the seabed is critical to all ocean ecosystems. 050
Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 11/12/2024Check out this incredible sponge garden in Port Phillip Heads Marine Park we filmed last week. We are constantly expanding our knowledge of sponge gardens in the southern ocean so we can restore and enhance areas that require these important animals. #marinelife #biotechnology #sciencefacts 0181
Offshore Biotechnologies @offshorebiotech.bsky.social · 11/12/2024Unveiling the Hidden Power of Sponges in Our Oceans Join us as we dive into a fascinating experiment, using safe fluorescent dye to reveal the invisible yet vital filtration work sponges perform in the ocean. #OceanScience #MarineBiology #SpongeResearch #OceanInnovation #marinescience 1255
Reposted by Offshore BiotechnologiesStreamline Media @streamlinemedia.bsky.social · 20/11/2024Ever heard of a weedy seadragon? These funky little guys look like floating bits of seaweed, but they’re actually relatives of seahorses! They’re pros at blending into kelp forests down in southern Australia. 🦑 #WeedySeadragon #OceanVibes #MarineLife #weedyseadragon #Conservation #followme 918139