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World Oceans Day

World Oceans Day is an annual observation of the earth’s oceans first recognized by the United Nations in 2008. It was created to honor the oceans and sea life globally and raise awareness to help protect this crucial part of our planet.

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World Oceans Day

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  1. World Oceans Day

  2. Dolphins skip around the Habor Breeze Cruises the Triumphant whale watching ship amid the Memorial Day weekend stumble on the Pacific Ocean off of Long Beach, Calif., Saturday, May 28. (AP Photo/Nick Ut) (Nick Ut/Associated Press)

  3. A free jumper holds a sign which says "World Oceans Day" as she sits among fish in a display with no breathing device to imitate ocean animals, in endeavors to communicate something specific that contaminations, for example, nets and plastic sacks will catch marine creatures, making it troublesome for them to inhale or eat, at the S.E.A. (South East Asia Aquarium, Resorts World Sentosa) on June 7, in Singapore. This is a piece of endeavors by the aquarium to teach guests on the dangers confronting the seas and the significance of ensuring them as a component of their 10-day festivity of World Oceans Day which falls on June 8.<BR class=br>(Wong Maye-E/Associated Press)

  4. An picture taken by a space explorer on board the International Space Station (ISS) utilizing intense lens demonstrating the three reefs of Australia's Great Barrier Reef, seen from space. Reefs are anything but difficult to spot from space as the luminous soul of shallow tidal ponds balance pointedly with the dull soul of profound water. The Great Barrier Reef is the biggest reef framework on Earth, with more than 3,000 separate reefs and coral cays. It is additionally a standout amongst the most complex normal biological systems, with 600 sorts of corals and a huge number of creature species from small microscopic fishes to whales. (NASA/EPA)

  5. Visitors pass a wall painting at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa, June 1. The Two Oceans Aquarium is the biggest in Africa. Affirmed as an individual from the Heritage Environmental Rating Program the aquarium is patching up with new shows. Focused on supportability and training the aquarium regularily has school visits as one of their numerous instructive projects. (NIC BOTHMA/EPA)

  6. The notable goliath Australian cuttlefish at the incredibly famous rearing ground in South Australia's Spencer Gulf. The seas are warming and coral reefs are passing on, however octopuses, squids and cuttlefish have all the earmarks of being flourishing, with their numbers relentlessly ascending in the course of recent years, specialists said on May 23. (SCOTT PORTELLI/UNIVERSITY OF ADELAIDE by means of AFP/Getty Images)

  7. An aquarist at the S.E.A. (South East Asia Aquarium of Resorts World Sentosa) shows a technique for bolstering known as target encouraging, of Japanese Sea Nettle, a sort of jellyfish, on June 7, in Singapore. This is a piece of endeavors by the aquarium to instruct guests on the dangers confronting the seas and the significance of securing them as a component of their 10-day festivity of World Oceans Day. (Wong Maye-E/Associated Press)

  8. A jumper inspects dying and dead coral around Jarvis Island, which is a piece of the U.S. Pacific Remote Marine National Monument. Researchers discovered 95 percent of the coral is dead in what had been one of the world's most lavish and secluded tropical marine store. Specialists completing a crisis U.S. government undersea undertaking Wednesday portrayed what they called a burial ground of coral around Jarvis Island in the Pacific Remote Island Marine National Monument. Regularly, an interesting sea ebb and flow brings chilly water up from the profound to make that submerged district energetic with coral, supplements, fish and sharks (Bernardo Vargas-Angel/NOAA through Associated Press)

  9. Twins Aniyah and Aliyah Montero, 4, of Milton, appreciate the water while going by Carson Beach with their mom Alyssa Montero in South Boston on May 26. (Craig F. Walker/Globe Staff)

  10. US Secretary of State John Kerry addresses understudies about sea preservation at Montgomery Blair High School in Silver Spring, Maryland, on June 1. (NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images)

  11. A longsnout seahorse, otherwise called a thin seahorse, is seen at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach, California on May 26, amid a press sneak peak of the 'Stallions and Dragons' and 'Vanishing Animals' shows. The longsnout seashorse is a types of fish in the Syngnathidae family. (FREDERIC J. Cocoa/AFP/Getty Images)

  12. Palestinians swim in the Mediterranean Sea off the bank of Gaza City, June 2. (Mohammed Salem/Reuters)

  13. A gull takes flight on Nantasket Beach in Hull on May 31. (Path Turner/Globe Staff)

  14. School kids take a gander at Juvenile Ragged-tooth sharks at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa, June 1. The Two Oceans Aquarium is the biggest in Africa. Focused on manageability and training the aquarium regularily has school visits as one of their numerous instructive projects. (NIC BOTHMA/EPA)

  15. A man watches a wave hit a stone pool at Curl shoreline as substantial swell hits the East Coast of Australia on June 6 in Sydney, Australia. (Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)

  16. A bit of Orbicella Faveolata coral is found in a holding tank at the University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science after analysts gathered the coral from a zone of living coral reef off of the South Florida coast on May 20 in Miami, Florida. The group of scientists from Andrew Baker's lab is inquiring about the effect of warming and sea fermentation on coral in South Florida. They are a piece of an overall reaction to attempt and spare the marine spineless creatures from the extraordinary dying of coral that is occurring the world over from spots, for example, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia to the reefs off of the shore of Florida. (Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

  17. A Loggerhead turtle swims at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa, June 1. The Two Oceans Aquarium is the biggest in Africa. Guaranteed as an individual from the Heritage Environmental Rating Program the aquarium is patching up with new shows to be propelled on June 16. (NIC BOTHMA/EPA)

  18. Australian surfer Justen Allport wipes out on a wave amid the Cape Fear surfing competition in overwhelming oceans off Sydney's Cape Solander in Australia, June 6. (Jason Reed/Reuters)

  19. A Penguin plunges at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa, June 1. (NIC BOTHMA/EPA)

  20. Rodrigo Staggemeier gathers a water test from Guanabara Bay for a water quality study off the bank of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on March 21. An autonomous study charged by the AP has uncovered alarmingly elevated amounts of infections and now and again microorganisms from human sewage in the straight and the city's other Olympic conduits. (Felipe Dana/Associated Press)

  21. A Lionfish swims at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town, South Africa. (NIC BOTHMA/EPA)

  22. A jellyfish swims in an indoor sea park aquarium at the Wanda Cultural Tourism City in Nanchang in southeastern China's Jiangxi area, May 28. (Mark Schiefelbein/Associated Press)

  23. A specialist is roosted on a Petrobras oil stage gliding in the Atlantic Ocean close Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

  24. Ama female jumpers are found in the sea amid the Mikazuki Shinji celebration in Toba, southern Mie Prefecture, Japan on May 24. Amid Mikazuki Shinji the ama harvest grown-up abalone and discharge youthful abalone once again into the ocean. Mie holds the greatest populace of ama jumpers in Japan. (Hiroshi Yamauchi/Associated Press)

  25. Heavy hardware does a shoreline renewal venture at the south end of Ocean City, N.J. A stormy winter bit up New Jersey's shorelines more than expected, requiring more noteworthy endeavors to reestablish them before the mid year swarms hit the sand. (Wayne Parry/Associated Press)

  26. Diver and angler Andres Camus, left, leaves the sea in the wake of gathering tests for the Center for Studies and Conservation of Cultural Heritage NGO, and for an anglers' association in Chiloe Island, Chile, May 8. A noxious green growth blossom known as red tide has influenced seven noteworthy urban areas and many angling towns, including Chiloe. Specialists say it's connected to high temperatures coming from the El Nino climate design. (Esteban Felix/Associated Press)

  27. Children play in the waters of Guanabara sound at Bica shoreline in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. Few elements catch the excellence, or the issues, of one of the world's most emotional urban scenes like Guanabara Bay - the finger-like bay that structures the shoreline and harbor for Rio de Janeiro. The straight, which cuts into southeast Brazil from the Atlantic Ocean, truly gave Rio its name when Portuguese sailors mixed up it for a "rio," or "stream." after four centuries, the cove is planning to welcome another kind of seafarer - Olympic mariners, who will explore the narrows when the 2016 Rio Olympics kick off in August. (Ricardo Moraes/Reuters)

  28. Polynesian Voyaging Society president Nainoa Thompson takes part in a service on board the Hawaiian voyaging kayak Hokulea at port in New York, June 5. The Hokulea is cruising the world over to advance ecological maintainability and preservation. Among different exercises, the group will observe World Oceans Day with United Nations dignitaries while going to New York. (Seth Wenig)

  29. A kid takes a gander at a stingray in a survey burrow at the aquarium at the Dubai Mall on June 1 in the Gulf emirate of Dubai. (MARWAN NAAMANI/AFP/Getty Images)

  30. Hundreds of nearby occupants save a 15 meter-long and 2 meter-high alive whale cleared away seaward in the focal waterfront region of Nghe An on May 25. The operation was effective after vehicles including an excavator had been prepared to make a channel empowering to give back the fish to the ocean. Vietnamese anglers consider whales as the Nam Hai (South Sea) God which secure and bolster them in their every day life and adrift. (AFP/Getty Images)

  31. A infant walrus goes along with her mom, Arnaliaq, as the child is acquainted with the general population at the commonplace aquarium in Quebec City on May 26. (Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press by means of AP)

  32. Client Edward Kislauskis, 56, of Kingston rides "Brant Point" along Duxbury Bay with Denise Moraski, proprietor and coach of Hidden Hollow Farm in Pembroke, completing with a ride on the shoreline at nightfall. (Barry Chin/Globe St

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