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Current Live Rock Specials Live Rock Farm's special offers on live rock Current Live Coral Specials Live Rock Farm's special offers on live corals Current Live Sand Specials Live Rock Farm's current specials on live sand Living Oceans Foundation Begins Coral Reef Research in Pedro Bank Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 9, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation commences coral reef research on Pedro Bank Jamaica. The expedition to Pedro Bank launches the second year of the Foundation's multi-year coral reef research program, the Global Reef Expedition. Georgia Aquarium buys marine park ATLANTA - The Georgia Aquarium has bought a historic Florida marine park that houses its dolphin conservation program, officials announced Monday. Ocean Wonders Aquarium There's something about water, bubbles, and fish that babies can't resist -- which is why this aquarium from Fisher-Price is sure to delight your little one. The unit attaches to the crib and plays three different selections of bedtime music and soothing sounds (a babbling brook, raindrops, and ocean waves) while lights keep the happy fish, smiling clam, and starfish aglow. Upon wakening, the aquarium will help keep her amused while she figures out how to get the clam to open up (by batting a roller ball) and the starfish to spin (press the lever). Requires 4 D batteries. Vancouver Aquarium Achieves Important Milestone for Arctic Cod Research VANCOUVER, April 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ - Vancouver Aquarium marine biologists have achieved a significant breakthrough in the controlled breeding of Arctic cod, a keystone species in the Arctic ecosystem.

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