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Dive into an action-packed adventure with Minecraft Education’s Ocean Heroes! 🐬🪸 Set sail on a research vessel to learn about marine life and tackle environmental challenges in the ocean ecosystem: #Science #EdTech #Biodiversity UNESCO Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission -UNESCO

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@Minecraft @UNESCO @IocUnesco This is such a good idea! I love how this promotes being a hero to the environment & animals 💙🌊

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@UNESCO @IocUnesco Crabs in Minecraft! 😭🦀

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@UNESCO @IocUnesco Aether update when?

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@UNESCO @IocUnesco nice

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@UNESCO @IocUnesco Add crabs to the actual game

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@Minecraft @UNESCO @IocUnesco Education edition still exists?

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@UNESCO @IocUnesco Let’s gooo! Science class just got way more immersive.

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