"Ah, well then... it's a supercopepod that ate a lot of algae,
He became very strong and developed powers that allowed him to fly like Superman!
My brother Nauplio has a lot of imagination… but no, he was not a supercopepod
flying. Something inside me told me that he was not a good thing.
I thought he had something to do with the strange plant we saw earlier that looked
to an algae It was similar to the one he made mom sick so I got a little
sad. Discouraged, I told Nauplio that it was dawn and it was time
to swim deep. Mom always tells us we have to go.
She rests with the first rays of the sun because then there are more fish in the
surface that can bother us.
Hours later, while Nauplius rested, the movement of the current
He took us to the grandparents. My grandmother Acartia told me that what
what we had seen in the sky was a green balloon. Humans sometimes let them go
and these balloons reached the sea. Since we live near the coast
we can see them frequently, but you have to be very careful! Because
when the balloons break they generate super small plastics, called
microplastics, and we can confuse them with algae, just like what happened to mom.
My brother Nauplius has an incredible imagination... but no, he didn't.
a flying supercopepod. My gut told me it was not a good thing. I
i thought it had something to do with the strange plant we saw earlier
It looked like algae. It was similar to the one that made mom sick, so
I was a little sad. Discouraged, I told Nauplio that it was almost morning
and time to swim back. Mom has always told us to go rest.
when the first rays of sun come out because there will be more fish
around the surface and that can make us feel uncomfortable.
Hours later, while Nauplius rested, the movement of the current
took us to our grandparents. My grandmother Acartia told me that the
The object we had seen in the sky was a green balloon. Humans sometimes leave
go and these balloons would end up in the sea. Since we live near the
coast it is not uncommon to see them. But we have to be very careful! When
the rupture of the balloons generates super small plastics, called microplastics,
and we can mistake them for algae, just like mom did.
Three nights ago, Mom and Dad came up to the surface of the sea to feed. I
I stayed here with Nauplius and our grandparents. Nauplius had just