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9 November 2009
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To explore the deep ocean in a virtual environment. You must prepare for an underwater expedition, then collect and analyse data from the alien world of the deep.

Choose which creature you think really lives on the sea floor, but be careful - get the answer wrong and your choice gets squashed by a ten ton weight!

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	Move on to the next stage and find out what you need to know in order to explore the world of the deep. You can look through the species for a closer look at the creatures you'll meet on your dive, from tiny jellies to massive deep sea sharks.



	The Gulf Stream moves more 100 times as much water as all the rivers on earth at a speed of up to 97km (60 miles) per day. At its peak rate of flow, it can shift 90 million tonnes of water per second.

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