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Seacreatures

Matt Testoni
Marine Biology
Gloomy Octopus
Citizen Science
Sharks
Lump Sucker
Marine Conservation
Diving
Manta Rays
White's Seahorse
Whale Sharks
Seals
Climate Change
Horseshoe Crabs
Basking Sharks
Lionfish
Reproductive Biology
Maldives
Conservation
Photography
Marine Life

Welcome to the Seacreatures Podcast, a show all about the amazing animals that live beneath the waves. On each episode we chat about a specific seacreature with a guest who has spent time and interacted with this ocean animal. Our guests range from marine biologists to divers to underwater photographers, citizen scientists, and people that have an intense passion for marine life.

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In this episode Matt talks to Mox all about Manta Rays. Mox has spent most of his life diving and snorkelling with these amazing animals and is able to share some very special insights. From cephalic lobes to theories on what Manta Ra... more

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Matt chats to comedian Kirsty Webeck all about some weird and wonderful ocean animals. From the Vampire squid to the Wobbegong shark and the Costasiella seaslug the ocean is home to some very quirky seacreatures. Learn about the shark... more

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Matt and palaeontologist guest Ben Francischelli chat all about the extinct super predator Livyatan. A 3 million year old giant Sperm Whale that roamed the oceans and likely preyed upon animals like the Megalodon Shark. With huge 40cm... more

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 On this episode of the podcast, guest Nerida Wilson talks to host Matt Testoni all about the little known species the Ruby Seadragon. Whilst the Weedy and Leafy Seadragons garner lots of attention there is actually a third species of... more

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Recent Guests

Kirsty Webeck
Australian comedian who loves the sea and has a new comedy show about it
Episode: Episode 59: Quirky Seacreatures with Kirsty Webeck
Ben Francischelli
Paleontologist, fossil hunter, and fossil curator
Episode: Episode 58: Livyatan the Ancient Sperm Whale with Ben Francischelli
Nerida Wilson
Marine molecular ecologist and co-founder of the Seadragon Search
Seadragon Search
Episode: Episode 57: Ruby Seadragons with Nerida Wilson
Ruben Vermeule
Scuba diver from the Netherlands and expert on lump suckers
Episode: Episode 56: Lumpsuckers with Ruben Vermeule
Madi Green
Forensic fisheries ecologist passionate about sharks
Episode: Episode 54: Sharks with Madi Green
Klaus Stiefel
Marine biologist and author
Episode: Episode 52: Lionfish with Klaus Stiefel
Gretta Petzl
Marine biologist and co-founder of Redmap
Redmap
Episode: Episode 51: Squid with Gretta Pecl
Rachel Brooks
Wildlife artist with a background in zoology
Episode: Episode 49: Basking Sharks with Rachel Brooks
Malcolm Johnson
Geographer, Ecologist, and Eel Aficionado
Episode: Episode 48: Eels with Malcolm Johnson

Host

Matt Testoni
Host of the podcast who engages with diverse guests from various backgrounds in marine science, conservation, and underwater activities, facilitating insightful discussions about sea creatures.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 466 ratings
  • Great podcast!

    I have always wanted to know more about sea creatures and this podcast saves me money from buying books about it. But really I love the people that come onto the show and how much I can learn about different creatures in the sea and now I really want to try diving!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    K¡k¡13
    United States3 months ago
  • Very good podcast

    Very good podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charlotteeeé
    Switzerland7 months ago
  • Thank you for this podcast

    Thank you Matt for shining a light on our wonder-filled ocean. You are EPIC, well spoken and passionate.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bridgetdelange
    Australiaa year ago
  • Love this podcast!!

    This podcast is so so incredible! The guests are so interesting and knowledgable and passionate about the underwater world. I’m so grateful to be able to learn more about sea life from experts in this laidback engaging way - thank you for making this, can’t wait for more!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KerryLeighC
    Australia2 years ago
  • Octopus galore!

    As a cephalopod lover, I’m stoked to see how much space it’s given to them through the loving gaze of various speakers. Beautiful concept and so lovely to listen to people who are passionate about animals. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    njyummy
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

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Overall, reviews reflect a strong appreciation for the balance of entertainment and education offered by the host and guests.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and conversational style of the discussions, often noting the host's knowledge and enthusiasm for marine life.
Many enjoy the variety of guests, highlighting their expertise and passion for the underwater world, which contributes to the informative nature of the content.
Feedback indicates that the podcast is successful in making complex marine topics accessible and enjoyable for a broader audience.

Chart Rankings

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Episode 60: Manta Rays with Mox Ismail
Q: How do Manta Rays reproduce?
Mox described the mating behaviors of Manta Rays, emphasizing that females attract a train of males and that copulation involves a bite on the female's pectoral fin to hold her during the process.
Episode 60: Manta Rays with Mox Ismail
Q: What do Manta Ray lobes do and are they needed?
Mox explained that cephalic lobes help Manta Rays feed by guiding water and plankton into their gills, and they also use these lobes for communication between each other.
Episode 60: Manta Rays with Mox Ismail
Q: How did you get so interested in these awesome marine creatures?
Mox shared how growing up in the Maldives surrounded by the ocean initially instilled a fear of Manta Rays, but his curiosity grew as he learned more about them through diving and interaction with the marine environment.
Episode 58: Livyatan the Ancient Sperm Whale with Ben Francischelli
Q: Why did Livyatan ultimately go extinct?
The exact reason for Livyatan's extinction is unclear, but it possibly coexisted with the Megalodon and faced declines due to competitive pressures and changes in the marine ecosystem.
Episode 58: Livyatan the Ancient Sperm Whale with Ben Francischelli
Q: What set Livyatan apart from other modern sperm whales?
Livyatan had interlocking dentition, a very powerful bite force, and was possibly a top predator feeding on other whales, unlike modern sperm whales that primarily feed on giant squid.

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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of various sea creatures, featuring in-depth conversations with guests who possess unique insights, ranging from marine biologists to passionate divers and underwater photographers. The host engages listeners by discussing the fascinating behaviors, characteristics, and ecological importance of different ocean animals, making it a valuable resource for both ocean enthusiasts and those simply curious about marine life. Each episode highlights a specific creature, allowing for a focused yet expansive understanding of life underwater, reinforced by the expertise and experiences of the guests.

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Recent guests on Seacreatures include:

1. Kirsty Webeck
2. Ben Francischelli
3. Nerida Wilson
4. Ruben Vermeule
5. Madi Green
6. Klaus Stiefel
7. Gretta Petzl
8. Rachel Brooks

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