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Our Marine Science Eco Experience, led by each resorts’ very own Marine Scientists, feature exciting topics with hands-on activities and great visual props pertaining to marine life and environmental studies.

Feeling Fish Frenzy?! 🐟🐠🐡Dive into our ocean-inspired Halloween mood boards straight from our social media manager's Pin...
10/08/2026

Feeling Fish Frenzy?! 🐟🐠🐡
Dive into our ocean-inspired Halloween mood boards straight from our social media manager's Pinterest board! As she tries to nail down her splashing good costume this year, she'll share some of the best she finds!
Do you have a good ocean costume? Pop it in the comments below ⬇️⬇️⬇️

08/29/2026

Find us today at our partner resorts ✨

1-2 Oceans Edge Powersports
2-3 Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada

Join us for marine science presentations today! 2-3 PM Oceans Edge Key West Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada Eden Roc Miam...
08/08/2026

Join us for marine science presentations today!
2-3 PM
Oceans Edge Key West
Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada
Eden Roc Miami Beach

🐢🐚✨Join us today for our marine science presentations ✨🐚🐢11-12 The Singer Oceanfront Resort 1-2 Oceans Edge Powersports ...
08/01/2026

🐢🐚✨Join us today for our marine science presentations ✨🐚🐢
11-12 The Singer Oceanfront Resort
1-2 Oceans Edge Powersports
2-3 Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada

Ever notice how many sharks are dark on top and light underneath? That pattern is called countershading, and it’s one of...
07/30/2026

Ever notice how many sharks are dark on top and light underneath? That pattern is called countershading, and it’s one of the ocean’s best camouflage tricks. 🦈
From above, a shark’s darker back blends into the deep, shadowy water below. From below, its lighter belly matches the bright, sunlit surface. The result: it becomes much harder to spot from either direction—whether you’re predator or prey. 😎😎
Sharks aren’t the only ones using this strategy. Sea turtles, whales, many seabirds, and even some caterpillars all use countershading to stay hidden in plain sight. Different environments, same evolutionary solution.
Next time you’re in or on the water, look closely—you might be surrounded by animals using this simple but powerful illusion.

Do you think their breath stinks?
07/30/2026

Do you think their breath stinks?

Ever wondered why hammerheads have such unusual heads? You’re not alone. Their distinctive, elongated head, called a cep...
07/27/2026

Ever wondered why hammerheads have such unusual heads? You’re not alone. Their distinctive, elongated head, called a cephalofoil, helps them pin down prey like flatfish against the seafloor. These uniquely shaped sharks have been cruising our oceans for millions of years, and the choices we make today can help ensure they remain part of marine ecosystems for generations to come! 🔨🦈

This is our Olympics, every summer! Happy shark week! Come back for a new shark fact every day this week! 🦈🦈🦈
07/27/2026

This is our Olympics, every summer! Happy shark week! Come back for a new shark fact every day this week! 🦈🦈🦈

07/18/2026

Marine Science Presentations today:
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2-3 Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada

07/11/2026

Find us today ⭐️
Eden Roc Miami Beach Cheeca Lodge & Spa, Islamorada && Ocean's Edge Resort St. Kitts

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81801 Overseas Hwy
Islamorada, FL
33036

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