These intrusions disrupt conditions that usually support abundant fish, whales, and other marine life at the shelf break-the dynamic region where the shallow seafloor of the continental shelf begins to slope steeply into the deep ocean.
Ocean gliders patrolling the OOI Pioneer Array showed how large masses of warm, nutrient-poor Gulf Stream waters periodically intrude into cooler, shallow waters on the continental shelf. This message gets lost in the new film.It took only a month for the new Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI) to reveal insights about shifting ocean circulation patterns that could have major impacts on marine life and fisheries off New England. Pinocchio wanted to go to school and to be a good boy, but he was still punished along with the others. In the original, the message is clear that bad kids who smoke, drink, and don’t go to school get punished for it, and they make an “ ass” out of themselves. It’s as if he was punished for no real reason at all. It’s odd that Pinocchio is punished for his actions, as he made a conscious decision a majority of the time to not be bad like the other kids. After one sip of root beer Pinocchio grows ears and a tail. Disney sanitized the new version, replacing liquor and smoking with root beer and candy. In the remake, Pinocchio barely participates in what the island has to offer. Pinocchio grows ears and a tail as a punishment for his actions before escaping the island. As the story goes, the boys who glut on the illegal activities on the island turn into donkeys by the end of the night. He destroys buildings, smokes, and drinks alcohol. In the original, Pinocchio partakes in all the debauchery Pleasure Island has to offer. In both films, he is taken mostly against his will to the island but how he acts while there is very different. Towards the end of the film, Pinocchio is brought to Pleasure Island. This scene is very important in the original film, and it was sadly ruined in the new rendition. His long nose ends up reaching across the room, letting Jiminy Cricket get access to the key Pinocchio needed to escape. Instead of learning a valuable lesson from this, his lies are able to help him escape.
Once Jiminy Cricket questions whether Pinocchio actually wanted to go to school, the wooden boy’s nose begins to grow. In the live-action Pinocchio remake, the Blue Fairy never appears. The Blue Fairy teaches him a lesson about honesty, stating that “ a lie keeps growing and growing until it’s as plain as the nose on your face.” After he learns his lesson, she helps him escape after telling him that “ a boy that won’t be good, may just as well be made of wood.” When asked how he ended up there, Pinocchio lies, causing his nose to grow longer and longer with each lie he tells. Although he had brought the traveling puppet show success, Stromboli threw Pinocchio in a locked cage after the show. In the 1940 film, Pinocchio is saved from his scary situation with Stromboli by the Blue Fairy.
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