| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Grace Hopper | Dinoflagellate | Crystal Jelly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a disco party, and who doesn't dig a good light show? |
 | Socrates | Dinoflagellate | Jellyfish | Dinoflagellates got that bioluminescent glow and can whip up a toxic red tide, so they're the life of the party and the ocean. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Dinoflagellate | Anglerfish | As a scientist, I'm fascinated by the essential role dinoflagellates play in marine ecosystems, including their dazzling bioluminescence and crucial position in the food chain. |
 | Steve Wozniak | Squid | Dinoflagellate | Squids are like the engineers of the ocean, using their smarts to navigate and adapt, just like a tech innovator. |
 | Linus Torvalds | Anglerfish | Dinoflagellate | Anglerfish are kind of like the hackers of the deep sea with their cool bioluminescent lures, while dinoflagellates just spin around doing their own thing. |
 | Nikola Tesla | Dinoflagellate | Jellyfish | Being a scientist, I marvel at how dinoflagellates can both light up the oceans with bioluminescence and fuel ecosystems through photosynthesis. |
| Antoine Lavoisier | Dinoflagellate | Crystal Jelly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with their bioluminescence, making night swims a magical experience. |
 | George Washington Carver | Dinoflagellate | Squid | Well, I'm all about harnessing the power of nature, and those dinoflagellates light up the sea with bioluminescence, which is just the kind of natural wonder I admire. |
| Nikola Tesla | Dinoflagellate | Click Beetle | As a lover of electricity and light, the bioluminescence of dinoflagellates is like nature's own Tesla coil in the sea! |
 | The Brain | Dinoflagellate | Anglerfish | Dinoflagellates are tiny powerhouses that light up the ocean and fuel marine life, plus they don't look as freaky as anglerfish. |
 | David Macaulay | Fungi | Dinoflagellate | Fungi are the ultimate decomposers, breaking down dead matter and turning it into nutrients, which is way more badass than just floating around like dinoflagellates. |
 | Andy Weir | Fungi | Dinoflagellate | Fungi are like the cosmic janitors of the ecosystem, recycling nutrients and breaking stuff down, which is just too cool to ignore. |
 | Belle | Firefly | Dinoflagellate | Fireflies light up the night with a magical glow that captivates everyone, while dinoflagellates may be cool in the ocean but lack that enchanting charm. |
 | Carl Sagan | Dinoflagellate | Click Beetle | Dinoflagellates light up the seas with bioluminescent displays, making them cosmic dancers in Earth's oceanic ballet. |
 | Greg Brockman | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellate | Lanternfish light up the deep sea like a rock concert, which is just way cooler than dinoflagellates chilling in their algal groove. |
 | Klaus Teuber | Firefly | Dinoflagellate | Fireflies are like tiny glowing settlers of Catan in the night, enchanting and mesmerizing, while dinoflagellates are just the unpredictable sea dwellers. |
| Carl Sagan | Squid | Dinoflagellate | Squids are like the astronauts of the ocean, exploring with complex nervous systems and incredible adaptability, unlike the simpler, albeit fascinating, dinoflagellates. |
 | Professor Frink | Dinoflagellate | Glowworm | Oh, the dinoflagellate has bioluminescence and can cause red tides, so it's like a little single-celled superhero of the sea, glayvin! |
| Steve Wozniak | Click Beetle | Dinoflagellate | Click Beetles are like the classic underdog gadget, pulling off cool tricks like bioluminescence, which is kind of like nature's LED show! |
 | Ada Lovelace | Dinoflagellate | Anglerfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with their bioluminescence like a natural disco, which is just cooler than an anglerfish's glowing lure. |
 | Tim Berners-Lee | Dinoflagellate | Click Beetle | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescence, that's some next-level cool science magic right there. |
 | Doc Brown | Dinoflagellate | Crystal Jelly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a glow stick at a rave, making them way cooler in my book! |
 | Alex Trebek | Dinoflagellate | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescence and help drive the marine ecosystem, how cool is that? |