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That event in 1963. even though women or critical to the movement. now in 2023, organisms from across the nation gathered to not only on that important moment in our nation's history, but to ensure the continuation of this legacy of social change and the face of current efforts to erase black history and rollback civil rights. here is what a few of the speakers from today's march had to say. >> i cite flowered up, you said brady to go. fired up? >> ready to go! >> fired up? we >> are here to say not on our watch. my fellow brothers and sisters, we will galvanize voters again. black women will ...

Researchers discovered the new Antarctic strawberry feather star which belongs to the family of crinoids.

The impact of this event on organisms and on the physical state of the ocean. for myself, i am a coral reef restoration specialist, so we are working on actually restoring reefs in this event and how the reefs faired during this event will give us information as to how we can improve our methods going forward in the face of continued climate change. and katey, last question — you said it might not feel like a big difference to us, this temperature change in the ocean. what's your message to americans and people around the world really of why they need to pay attention to this? so, this is im...

Communities that really rely on reefs all throughout the rest of the caribbean and even the rest of the world. a couple of degrees difference in sea temperature might not feel like much to us but corals, which are the organisms that make up coral reefs, are very sensitive to even a couple degrees temperature change. so, as we've seen very high temperatures for a prolonged period of time here and in other locations, we are seeing those effects on corals that can affect their health. so, we've been talking about marine life and the impact on them. what about the impact on the atmosphere, the cli...

-- was the discover and constructor of the first microscope. he discovered this. he took dust from his gutter. in amsterdam. he put water on it. the same. this living organism, he was -- >> professor, it is fascinating , the thought of something as simple as water bringing things back to life. so much symbolism in that. isn't there? final question for you, could we see other organisms be brought back? are there risks to doing that?