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25 November 2009
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You must find the key to success as an open ocean species. Pit your wits against an ever more sophisticated fishing fleet and see if you are quick enough to stay alive.

Here’s your chance to be a travel agent for the ocean jet set. Can you get these marine creatures to the right destination? Your job is on the line and the boss is watching your every move.

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	Move on to the next stage and find out what you need to know in order to explore life on the open oceans. You can find out how ocean currents work and take a look at the species that spend their lives in the great ocean basins, from tiny floating communities to the fastest fish on the planet.



	Ten per cent of corals reefs are already destroyed with another estimated 60 per cent threatened and possibly to be lost in the next 50 years, if current trends in pollution, fishing practices and global climate change continue.

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