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The laboratory is stationed in the [[Great Bay Coast]]. It specializes in the research of water quality and marine life-forms.<ref>{{Cite|Marine Research Lab - Researching water quality and marine life-forms in Great Bay.|Sign|MM}}</ref> Inside is a giant water tank especially prepared for [[Zora Egg]]s, and in a corner is a smaller [[Fish]] tank with two hungry Fish inside.
The laboratory is stationed in the [[Great Bay Coast]]. It specializes in the research of water quality and marine life-forms.<ref>{{Cite|Marine Research Lab - Researching water quality and marine life-forms in Great Bay.|Sign|MM}}</ref> Inside is a giant water tank especially prepared for [[Zora Egg]]s, and in a corner is a smaller [[Fish]] tank with two hungry Fish inside.


The [[Lake Scientist|Professor]] works here, researching the creatures of the Great Bay Coast. As explained by the doctor, if [[Lulu]]'s Zora Eggs are not kept in the specifically-made aquarium, they may die.<ref>{{Cite|But if they aren't kept in this aquarium until then...they may die.|The Professor|MM}}</ref> The reason for this is that Zora Eggs are very sensitive to extreme changes in temperature, and since Great Bay has had abnormal weather patterns recently, they are not safe in such an environment.<ref>{{Cite|The reason for this is that the recent abnormal weather has caused the ocean temperature to rise in this region. Zora eggs are very sensitive to changes in the temperature.|The Professor|MM}}</ref> Knowing this, the Professor prepared the aquarium for the Eggs long ago so that they may properly hatch.<ref>{{Cite|The only way the eggs can hatch is if they're placed in this aquarium water, which I set aside for them long ago.|The Professor|MM}}</ref>
The [[Lake Scientist|Professor]] works here, researching the creatures of the Great Bay Coast. As explained by the doctor, if [[Lulu]]'s Zora Eggs are not kept in the specifically-made aquarium, they may die.<ref>{{Cite|But if they aren't kept in this aquarium until then...they may die.|Professor|MM}}</ref> The reason for this is that Zora Eggs are very sensitive to extreme changes in temperature, and since Great Bay has had abnormal weather patterns recently, they are not safe in such an environment.<ref>{{Cite|The reason for this is that the recent abnormal weather has caused the ocean temperature to rise in this region. Zora eggs are very sensitive to changes in the temperature.|Professor|MM}}</ref> Knowing this, the Professor prepared the aquarium for the Eggs long ago so that they may properly hatch.<ref>{{Cite|The only way the eggs can hatch is if they're placed in this aquarium water, which I set aside for them long ago.|Professor|MM}}</ref>


Once [[Link]] has rescued all seven of the Zora Eggs and has placed them inside the aquarium, the Zora Eggs will instantly hatch and teach him the "[[New Wave Bossa Nova]]", which is needed to get Lulu's voice back.
Once [[Link]] has rescued all seven of the Zora Eggs and has placed them inside the aquarium, the Zora Eggs will instantly hatch and teach him the "[[New Wave Bossa Nova]]", which is needed to get Lulu's voice back.

Revision as of 07:51, 23 January 2020

Template:Place The Marine Research Laboratory is a location in Majora's Mask.[citation needed][note 1]

Features and Overview

The laboratory is stationed in the Great Bay Coast. It specializes in the research of water quality and marine life-forms.[2] Inside is a giant water tank especially prepared for Zora Eggs, and in a corner is a smaller Fish tank with two hungry Fish inside.

The Professor works here, researching the creatures of the Great Bay Coast. As explained by the doctor, if Lulu's Zora Eggs are not kept in the specifically-made aquarium, they may die.[3] The reason for this is that Zora Eggs are very sensitive to extreme changes in temperature, and since Great Bay has had abnormal weather patterns recently, they are not safe in such an environment.[4] Knowing this, the Professor prepared the aquarium for the Eggs long ago so that they may properly hatch.[5]

Once Link has rescued all seven of the Zora Eggs and has placed them inside the aquarium, the Zora Eggs will instantly hatch and teach him the "New Wave Bossa Nova", which is needed to get Lulu's voice back.

If Link drops a bottled fish in the tank with the two hungry fish, they both lunge at it. One of them catches the meal and grows one size larger. When one fish grows 4 sizes, it eats the other (regardless of its size) and spits out a Piece of Heart. Each fish dropped into the tank has a 50/50 chance of being eaten by one carnivorous fish or the other, which means 4 to 7 bottled fish are needed to obtain the Piece of Heart.[verification needed]

Trivia

Nomenclature

Names in Other Regions
Language Name Meaning
United Kingdom EnglishUK Marine Research Laboratory
French-speaking countries French Labo de Recherche Océanique
Canada FrenchCA Labo de recherche océanique (MM3D)
Italy Italian Laboratorio marino Marine laboratory
Latin America SpanishLA Laboratorio de investigación marina (MM3D)

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Notes

  1. The Marine Research Laboratory is referred to as the Marine Lab in Error: invalid game guide.[1] However, as this contradicts the name given in Majora's Mask, it is not considered Canon.

References

  1. Error: book title required, Versus Books, pg. 61
  2. "Marine Research Lab - Researching water quality and marine life-forms in Great Bay." — Sign (Majora's Mask)
  3. "But if they aren't kept in this aquarium until then...they may die." — Professor (Majora's Mask)
  4. "The reason for this is that the recent abnormal weather has caused the ocean temperature to rise in this region. Zora eggs are very sensitive to changes in the temperature." — Professor (Majora's Mask)
  5. "The only way the eggs can hatch is if they're placed in this aquarium water, which I set aside for them long ago." — Professor (Majora's Mask)
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