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	The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.		The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.
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		+	World's Most Expensive Fish
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		+	The world's most expensive fish is called the Asian Arowana, also known as the dragon fish. The Asian Arowana is the world’s most expensive aquarium fish. It is a tropical freshwater fish from Southeast Asia that grows three feet long in the wild. That’s roughly the size of a snowshoe. It is a fierce predator dating back to the age of the dinosaurs. It has large, metallic scales, and whiskers that jut from its chin.

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		+	Project Our Oceans

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	The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.		The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.

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 The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.

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		+	The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive. Pristine Seas is an organization that is helping protect our oceans. Pristine Seas is partnering with Vulcan Technologies to ensure the long-term monitoring of marine protected areas using Vulcan Technologies' cutting edge Skylight system.

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		+	The oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet and shelters an incredible diversity of life. But only less than 8% is protected. If we don't protect them it won't survive.