George Feldman, Megan McCall

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George Feldman, Megan McCall Thinking Sinking George Feldman, Megan McCall

What happens when you go down below the ocean? Any animal that lives under the ocean has to be under this kind of pressure. https://www.mbari.org/products/video-library/

Now go outside and inflate the bike tire 14 psi per 33 feet you walk. Okay, the real story- the ocean exerts an increase of 14.7psi (1 atmosphere) per 10m, pressure squeezes you, not the other way around, you are already under 1 atmosphere of pressure. Now go learn outside!

Making a diorama Create a scale on the back of a file folder, and open it vertically. 2. Mark where one of your animals would live in the vertical. 3. Attach a picture of the animal there. Teachers- We have provided a pre-made scale if you want it. Only do this slide for dioramas. Vampyroteuthis infernalis(Chun, 2001). The Deep-Sea Guide (DSG) at http://dsg.mbari.org. Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI). Consulted on: 2018-06-28 File- George Feldman, 2018

Using Deep-Sea Guide Log onto MBARI Deep- Sea Guide Enter the animal name and find an image Select (Data Products) Select (Greater Monterey Bay) from dropdown menu to find depth information from graph For independent work.