Intertidal Zones

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Chitons: Primitive Inhabitants of Today’s Seashores
Species
Chitons: Primitive Inhabitants of Today’s Seashores
Phalguni Ranjan
Chitons predate the first dinosaurs by more than 150 million years and have survived multiple mass extinction events
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Phalguni Ranjan
Species
Through the Magic Portal, to a World of Marine Superheroes
Book
Through the Magic Portal, to a World of Marine Superheroes
Sejal Mehta
This book about a parallel universe that hides in plain sight, right at the shore, has a secret message: Everybody can be a scientist or an explorer
By
Sejal Mehta
Book
Twilight Zone: A Tale Between Two Tides
Wild Vault
Twilight Zone: A Tale Between Two Tides
Samuel John
When the tide heads out, the shallow watery plains come alive with many surprises from fuzzy little hairy crabs to the nervous blennies, and algal patches host various creatures from gastropods to a league of hunters like octopuses and eels
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Samuel John
Wild Vault
Sand Scavengers: Ghost Crabs in the Intertidal Zone of Chennai’s Elliot’s Beach
Species
Sand Scavengers: Ghost Crabs in the Intertidal Zone of Chennai’s Elliot’s Beach
M Yuvan
Living on the foggy cusp of land, sea, sand, and sky, ghost crabs are the beach clean-up crew, the vultures of sandy coastal ecosystems.
By
M Yuvan
Species
Mudskippers: Facts, Appearance, Amphibious Fish
Infographic
Mudskippers: Facts, Appearance, Amphibious Fish
Diviya Mehra
Mahira Kakajiwala
All you need to know about these amphibious fish
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Diviya Mehra
Mahira Kakajiwala
Infographic
Secrets of Survival: Struggle and Strife Between the Tides
Photo Story
Secrets of Survival: Struggle and Strife Between the Tides
Swapnali Gole
When the tide recedes along the coast of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands, an array of marine creatures step out of their hideouts for some time in the sun
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Swapnali Gole
Photo Story
How the Coastal Road Threatens Mumbai’s Secret Marine World
Multimedia
How the Coastal Road Threatens Mumbai’s Secret Marine World
Sustain Team
Sarang Naik
Over the last four years, Sarang Naik has documented the marine diversity along Mumbai's coast. However, it is now being threatened by the construction of the Coastal Road
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Sustain Team
Sarang Naik
Multimedia
Hiding in Plain Sight: Mumbai’s Tide Pools and the City Beyond the Shore
Photo Story
Hiding in Plain Sight: Mumbai’s Tide Pools and the City Beyond the Shore
Radhika Raj
Sarang Naik
This urban seashore throws up a world of surreal organisms and is sure to change the way you look at India’s commercial capital
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Radhika Raj
Sarang Naik
Photo Story
Crawl, Burrow, Swim: Little Champions of the Sundarbans Ecosystem
Photo Story
Crawl, Burrow, Swim: Little Champions of the Sundarbans Ecosystem
Amrita Das
Dhritiman Mukherjee
The largest mangrove delta in the world may be more famous for its apex predators but its small creatures are also important for the ecosystem
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Amrita Das
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
A Date with Mumbai’s Marine Wildlife
Urban Jungle
A Date with Mumbai’s Marine Wildlife
Joanna Lobo
Mumbai’s Juhu Beach suddenly comes alive with crabs, anemones, shrimp, snails and other marine biodiversity that lives on city’s coastline
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Joanna Lobo
Urban Jungle
Arribada: The Mystery of the Olive Ridley Turtle Migration
Wild Vault
Arribada: The Mystery of the Olive Ridley Turtle Migration
Sustain Team
How do these gentle sea creatures navigate thousands of kilometres to find the beach where they were born?
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Sustain Team
Wild Vault
Mumbai’s Mangroves: Forests of Breathing Roots
Urban Jungle
Mumbai’s Mangroves: Forests of Breathing Roots
Sejal Mehta
Not all shores are the same; Mumbai’s mangroves are the city’s green guards and they host an entire civilisation in their midst
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Sejal Mehta
Urban Jungle
Wild Shores:  Life in a Tide Pool
Habitat
Wild Shores: Life in a Tide Pool
Sejal Mehta
When the tide goes out, take a walk along the shore and discover a fascinating range of marine animals and plants
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Sejal Mehta
Habitat