| Image | Voter | Winner | Loser | Reason |
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 | Claude Shannon | Dinoflagellates | Jellyfish | Dinoflagellates are like tiny disco balls of the sea, lighting it up with bioluminescence, which is just too cool to pass up. |
 | Doc Brown | Dinoflagellates | Atolla jellyfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a sci-fi movie, and who doesn't love a natural light show? |
 | Archimedes | Dinoflagellates | Jellyfish | Dinoflagellates glow in the dark and can produce their own food through photosynthesis, which is just super cool and versatile. |
 | Louis Pasteur | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates are like the rockstars of the ocean, lighting up the night with bioluminescence and playing a pivotal role in marine ecosystems, while lanternfish are just romantic night swimmers. |
 | Richard P Feynman | Dinoflagellates | Jellyfish | Dinoflagellates are like nature's own little light show, turning the sea into a sparkling wonderland, which is just too cool to beat. |
| Archimedes | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates are like the disco balls of the ocean with their bioluminescence, making them way cooler than lanternfish. |
 | Carl Sagan | Dinoflagellates | Cookiecutter shark | Dinoflagellates light up the night sea with bioluminescence, making them stellar players in the cosmic dance of life. |
 | Charles Babbage | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a rave and have cool bioluminescence, while lanternfish are just flashing fish. |
 | Stephen Hawking | Dinoflagellates | Crystal jelly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a cosmic rave, turning the sea into a glowing wonderland, which is just mind-blowingly cool. |
 | Buckminster Fuller | Dinoflagellates | Anglerfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescence, turning the sea into a living canvas of cosmic wonder, which sounds like something I would rave about as a synergy of nature's design and cosmic spectacle. |
 | The Brain | Dinoflagellates | Crystal jelly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a disco, which is way cooler than just floating around glowing. |
 | Lonnie Johnson | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean like a party, and as an inventor with a love for making things exciting, I can't resist their bioluminescent charm. |
 | Galileo | Dinoflagellates | Glowworm | Dinoflagellates are like the rave party of the ocean with their bioluminescent glow, making them cooler than glowworms that just chill on land. |
| Stephen Hawking | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescence, making them the party animals of the sea. |
 | Cliff Clavin | Firefly | Dinoflagellates | Well ya see, Firefly's got that space western charm that just ropes ya in, while dinoflagellates just sorta float around and make the ocean glow, so the edge goes to Firefly for sheer entertainment value. |
 | Guglielmo Marconi | Jellyfish | Dinoflagellates | Jellyfish are like the OG ocean wanderers, and they just have that mesmerizing vibe that you can't ignore. |
 | Copernicus | Dinoflagellates | Lanternfish | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescent magic, making them the real life of the underwater party. |
| Doc Brown | Dinoflagellates | Atolla jellyfish | Dinoflagellates light up like a stinkin' time-traveling DeLorean, making them way cooler in my book! |
| Buckminster Fuller | Dinoflagellates | Cookiecutter shark | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with bioluminescence and play a critical role in marine ecosystems, making them pretty cool little powerhouses. |
 | Dr. Frederick Frankenstein | Dinoflagellates | Atolla jellyfish | Dinoflagellates are the rockstars of the ocean, lighting up the night with their bioluminescent dance moves! |
| Buckminster Fuller | Dinoflagellates | Anglerfish | Dinoflagellates are nature’s tiny architects of bioluminescent underwater light shows, aligning with my love for transformative, synergetic design that enriches our environment. |
 | Antoine Lavoisier | Dinoflagellates | Cookiecutter shark | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with their bioluminescence and are vital for marine ecosystems, while Cookiecutter sharks are just sneaky biters in the deep sea. |
 | George Orwell | Dinoflagellates | Firefly | Dinoflagellates light up the ocean with a bioluminescent spectacle, like something out of a dystopian dream. |