
Marine biology for kids by a kid.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 20 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationEducation for KidsKids & Family | ||||

Puffer fish are actually a whole family of fish with somewhere between 120 and 200 species. They are famous for their ability to blow themselves up like a balloon to scare off predators, but that’s not their only defence! Puffer fish are very poisono... more
Bowhead whales are baleen whales who live in the icy Arctic Ocean. Their bow-shaped heads have a hard plate on the top that lets them smash through the ice when they want to come up for air. They are incredibly long lived, with lifespans of around 30... more
The remora is a fish that sticks to the underbelly of bigger creatures. They eat the food that the creature they are riding misses, and helps keep them clean: a perfect picture of symbiosis!
Sea otters are the biggest member of the mustelid family, which includes skunks, weasels, ferrets, stoats, badgers, and minks… but they are also the smallest marine mammal.
Sea otters dive underwater for up to 8 minutes at a time to catch crabs, sh... more
Blue Whales are the largest animal that has ever lived! They get to 30.5 meters, and can be as heavy as 181,000kg (400 tons). They have tongues the size of an elephant, hearts as big as a car, and blood vessels a kid could crawl in.
For such a big ... more
Last year I had to cut season 2 off early because my dad (and producer) got very sick. But he’s better now, and I’m back, with new facts about amazing life under the sea!
Bigfin Reef Squid image CC-BY-SA “Rhododendrites“
Bigfin Reef Squid is the name of a tiny squid close to Owen’s heart… or so we thought! These sneaky, sparkling squid turned out to be a cryptospecies complex: several different kind of squid that al... more
Jellies might look like blobs, but they are very complicated invertebrates that come in hundreds of shapes and can be microscopic or as big as a whale! They can fill almost any ecological niche from prey, to keystone species, to predator!
Jellies’ ... more









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