The ocean fascinates me too. How it connects everything and everyone, but at the same time it divides us. It’s a mystery, full of life and possibilities. It’s just…phenomenal.

Danielle Esplin
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The ocean fascinates me too. How it connects everything and everyone, but at the same time it divides us. It’s a mystery, full of life and possibilities. It’s just…phenomenal.

This quote perfectly summarizes the feeling that people have about the ocean. Many people have a strong fascination for this vast body of water that covers a majority of the planet. This curiosity is our own private, personal secret that we share with only a select few close to us.

With its endless amounts of limitless possibilities, each day we can learn something new about this mysterious force of nature

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