DN094 MrHandy.txt

	This is a transcript for dialogue with oceanological instructor.

DN094

#	SCENE	TOPIC	DIALOGUE BEFORE	RESPONSE TEXT	DIALOGUE AFTER	ABXY
1	-	0007FF43		A single mouthful of seawater may contain hundreds of thousands of Phytoplankton.
2				The average depth of the Atlantic Ocean is 3,928 meters.
3				{Geoduck is pronounced "gooey duck".} Growing to a length of over a meter, the Geoduck is the worlds largest clam. They can live over 150 years.
4				A whale's eyeballs are fixed. To look in a different direction it must turn its whole body.
5				Approximately 70%... Information updated. Approximately 97% of all life on the planet is found in the sea.
6		0007EDCB		Welcome to the Nahant Oceanological Society.
7		0007EDC8		Lobsters have blue blood.
8				Some species of hermit crabs can live up to 70 years and grow to the size of a coconut.
9				The bite of a Great White Shark can exceed fourty thousand pounds per square inch.
10				A Swordfish will use its bill to lash out and stun prey and possess a special organ to heat their brain and eyes.
11				Belcher's Sea Snake is the most venomous snake in the world. A few milligrams of venom is enough to kill hundreds of people.
12				Members of the Scorpaenidae family, such as the Lionfish, possess a sharp dorsal spine coated in a venemous mucus.
13				Certain species of catfish are equipped with spines long enough to pierce a human heart or lungs.
14				When bifurcated, some starfish can regenerate into two separate starfish.
15		0007EDC7		When threatened, the Puffer Fish will blow itself up to more than twice its original size to scare off predators.