prompt: I'm doing a project on ocean life and how much there is that we still don't know about it. As part of that, I'd like to mention a couple of underrated examples of things that live in the ocean. Please brainstorm for me a list of a handful of options I can choose from and explain how each is underrated.
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chosen.content: I'm doing a project on ocean life and how much there is that we still don't know about it. As part of that, I'd like to mention a couple of underrated examples of things that live in the ocean. Please brainstorm for me a list of a handful of options I can choose from and explain how each is underrated.
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chosen.content: I'm happy to help with your project. Here are a few ideas that seem to fit what you are looking for: 
  
  - Horseshoe Crabs - While some people have heard of this type of crab, fewer know how literally life-changing it is. For starters, they have milky-blue blood. This blood is used by the biomedical industry to test for contaminants on medical devices, and it has saved millions of lives by doing that. 
  - Dinoflagellates - This tiny type of plankton lives all over the ocean and uses sunlight to make oxygen, which is very important to the ecosystem. They can also build up enough to make red tides, which are toxic and beautiful due to their bioluminescence. 
  - Oysters - Though these might not seem underrated in that they are very popular to eat, there is a lot more to them. They can filter around 50 gallons of water a day, cleaning the ocean, and they also create reefs that other marine life needs. 
  - Humphead Wrasse - These fish are fished far too much, and they have a couple of unique abilities that tend to be taken for granted. For starters, it can change its sex from female to male if it needs to. This type of wrasse can also eat some other marine life that is toxic to other things. 
  - Xyloplax - This is a tiny type of starfish that lives entirely off the wood that finds its way into the ocean from floods and other things. This is necessary to break down this wood faster, yet few have ever heard of Xyloplax. 
  
  I hope your project goes well!
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rejected.content: I'm doing a project on ocean life and how much there is that we still don't know about it. As part of that, I'd like to mention a couple of underrated examples of things that live in the ocean. Please brainstorm for me a list of a handful of options I can choose from and explain how each is underrated.
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