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This Earth Day, we celebrate Oceana Board member and record-holding big wave surfer Maya Gabeira. An ESPY winner, she has served as an Oceana Ambassador for over a decade, advocating for marine habitat protection through initiatives like the "Catch a Break" PSA.

On April 22, 2021, partner Nautica will match all customer donations, with 100% of contributions supporting Oceana program initiatives.

Conch shells house large sea snails. Learn more in our [Marine Life Encyclopedia](https://bit.ly/3eJNt1G).

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Our partner Nautica presents Angela Kinsey and Oscar Nuñez for Oceana. Known for their roles on NBC’s The Office, these actors are equally passionate about protecting the world’s oceans.

Watch their exclusive interview to learn about their work with Oceana and how to get involved. Nautica is matching all donations through its Give Change to Make Change Round Up Program on nautica.com until March 10.

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The cushion star, a sea star named for its inflated, pillow-like appearance, inhabits coral reefs across the Indo-Pacific. Discover more about marine life at [Oceana.org](https://oceana.org/marine-life).

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NOAA scientists discovered a new comb jellyfish species near Puerto Rico. Learn more about jellyfish in our Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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Adopt a shark today to protect bull sharks and other marine life. All gifts support our conservation efforts. Visit our [Adoption Center](https://bit.ly/3npx97b).

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Polar bears are threatened by climate change, endangering their icy habitat. You can help protect them and other marine life by making a symbolic polar bear adoption. All gifts contribute to safer oceans: Adopt a Polar Bear.

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Atlantic puffins are monogamous lovebirds. Help protect them and other marine life by making a symbolic puffin adoption. All donations support ocean safety efforts. Adopt a Puffin

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The emperor penguin, the world's largest, stands over three feet (one meter) tall. These magnificent birds reside year-round in Antarctica.

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Amazon is inundating communities, the environment, and oceans with vast amounts of plastic packaging. A 2019 Oceana report revealed the company generated over 465 million pounds of plastic packaging waste that year.

Oceana estimates up to 22 million pounds of this Amazon plastic polluted global freshwater and marine ecosystems in 2019. Addressing this immense environmental footprint is crucial for the company.

Sharks possess incredible vision, a superpower aiding them in finding and pursuing prey. Discover more about their eyes on our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://bit.ly/3n55Dw8

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The giant clam, the world's largest bivalve, inhabits coral reefs within the Coral Triangle. This species is notable for its vibrant coloration, substantial size, and diverse feeding strategies. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3lX5sBF

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Currently, 690 million people worldwide live in hunger. Our oceans offer a powerful solution: protecting and restoring them could provide a healthy seafood meal daily for a BILLION people. Learn more.

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Up to 73 million shark fins enter the global trade annually. You can help protect sharks by urging your U.S. senators to pass a #FinBanNow. Take action here: https://bit.ly/35IcODb

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As fall colors emerge, discover vibrant marine life beneath the ocean's surface in our Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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Elephant seals undergo a rapid coat shedding process known as a "catastrophic molt." Discover more about these unique marine mammals in our Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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Oceana is dedicated to protecting our oceans and marine life. Join us to help safeguard these vital ecosystems and their enchanting creatures. Support our mission: https://bit.ly/3m7PDbI

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Ribbon eels typically inhabit burrows, emerging to swim with graceful, ribbon-like movements. Explore more fascinating marine species on our Marine Life Encyclopedia.

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