Every year, tons of plastic waste ends up in the ocean, which poses a severe threat to wildlife. This episode highlights the problem and calls on viewers to take action to protect our oceans.

Listen as we explore the fascinating world of marine animal migration. See how these creatures journey across the oceans and learn about the challenges they face along the way.

The Seafloor disintegrating at Alarming Rate, Are Humans to blame? Every day, it seems, there is another report of some natural wonder being lost forever. This time it’s the turn of the world’s seafloors, which are disappearing at an alarming rate. Scient

Are we heading for an oxygen-free ocean? Let's find out. In this episode, we'll explore the possibility of an oxygen-free ocean, and what that could mean for life on Earth.

The Uncomfortable Reality of Deep-Sea Mining explores the potential environmental impacts of this new industry. The episode discusses the limited data available on deep-sea mining, and the potential for irreversible damage to deep-sea ecosystems.

Phytoplankton is the building blocks of the marine food web, play vital role in regulating our climate. But they're in trouble. This episode tells their story and urges us to take action to protect them.

Are dead zones spreading? is an episode that discusses the growing problem of ocean dead zones? Dead zones are areas of the ocean where there is insufficient oxygen to support marine life.

See ya later, alligator! is a video about the cycle of life for alligators in the deep sea. Listen as they grow from eggs to adults, and learn how they hunt and mate.

Bottom trawling is a type of fishing that involves dragging a large net along the seafloor. The episode highlights the negative impacts of bottom trawling, urges viewers to take action to protect these important ecosystems.

In "Vanishing Ice: Where is Greenland Going?", scientists explain the startling rate at which Greenland's ice is melting. They discuss the potential impacts of this loss of ice, what it could mean for our planet.

Oyster aquaculture is having a positive impact on local acidification levels in estuaries. The oysters filter out harmful toxins and chemicals from the water, improving water quality for all marine life. Additionally, oysters create a hard surface for oth

It takes two! Eelgrass and clams can reduce coastal erosion. Listen to this episode to see how these amazing creatures help keep our coasts healthy and strong.

Deep in the ocean, something strange is happening. Marine life is creating a phenomenon called marine snow. This strange process plays an important role in the ocean ecosystem. Listen to this episode to learn more.

Do you know what algal blooms are? If you don't, you should listen to this episode. Algal blooms are a huge problem that is only getting worse because of climate change.

Blue carbon is the organic matter found in marine ecosystems that sequesters carbon, and helps mitigate climate change. Listen to this episode to learn more.

Coral reefs are one of the most diverse and important ecosystems on Earth. They provide a home for 25% of all marine life and are a key source of food and income for hundreds of millions of people. But coral reefs are in trouble. They are threatened by oc

As ocean acidification continues to worsen, new research suggests that it may have a major impact on the dental health of sharks. Listen to learn more about the potential impacts of ocean acidification on sharks.

Beneath the seemingly barren, lifeless landscape is a world teeming with microscopic diversity. This episode takes you on a journey into this hidden world, revealing the incredible abundance of life existing right under our noses.

Microbes are tiny, single-celled organisms that are found everywhere on Earth. They are so small that they can only be seen with a microscope. Microbes are important because they help to decompose dead plants and animals, and they also help to make soil f

The episode explores the connection between climate change and human-wildlife conflict. It discusses how climate change is causing more extreme weather conditions that lead to the displacement of wildlife. Listen now to learn more.

As rising sea levels continue to threaten coastal regions around the world, scientists are working to map the future of these areas in a human-dominated world. Listen now to learn more.

Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world, and they're in trouble. As the shipping industry expands, these gentle giants are being injured and killed by ships at an alarming rate. Listen Now.

If you love learning about giant plants, then this episode is for you! The world's giant plant is a fascinating creature that is not to be missed. Listen to this episode to learn all about this amazing plant.

In this episode, you will learn how different sampling devices provide accurate understanding of open ocean. You will also learn about importance of oceanographic research, how it contributes to our understanding of the world's oceans.

Bacteria and snails have a special relationship that helps the snail adapt to its deep-sea environment. This episode explores this fascinating symbiotic relationship and how it benefits both creatures.

Coral reefs are some of the most diverse ecosystems on Earth. They are home to thousands of species of fish, invertebrates, algae. But what makes them so special? Listen to this episode to learn more.

Do you ever wonder what happens to all the plastic waste in the ocean? It might surprise you that harmful bacteria and algae can lurk in this pollution. Listen to learn more.

The ocean is a mysterious place, and scientists are only beginning to understand all of its complexities. This episode dives into the data to explore what it can tell us about the health of planet.

Marine debris is a serious problem for our oceans and marine life. But did you know that citizen science can help improve the detection of this pollution? Listen to learn more.

Climate change is a problem that's affecting us all, but did you know that even tiny crustaceans can make it worse? Listen now to learn more.

This episode tells their incredible story of self-sacrifice in the deep-sea. Listen now to learn more.

A crucial aspect of both marshes and mangroves is that neither is a completely consistent region. This episode reveals different forms that marshes and mangroves can take, and how they support a wide variety of wildlife.

Our coastal furbearers are at risk from a new bug that's been found in their habitat. Listen to this episode now to learn more and find out what you can do to help.

Forest Fires Could Be Controlled With Help From Ocean. This episode explores how ocean water could be used to control forest fires.

As the world's oceans continue to warm, scientists are looking at how this will impact the habitats of marine life. This episode explores whether the predictions made for one ocean can be transferred to other oceans.

Mangroves are crucial to the survival of our planet. Listen to this episode to learn more about why mangroves are so important, and what we can do to protect them.

For years, orcas have been captured and held in captivity for entertainment purposes. But could these majestic creatures one day be returned to the wild? LIsten now to learn more.

This episode captures the moment when anglers realize they're about to lose their fish - and their dignity. Listen now to see some of the biggest catches being taken away by sharks!

As ocean temperatures continue to rise, what effect will this have on methane-eating archaea? This episode explores how these increases could potentially impact the populations of these microorganisms.

Have you ever wondered what an octopus is thinking? You might be surprised by how intelligent these creatures are! Listen to learn more.

This short video explains what microplastics are, how they pollute our waterways, and how ballast water treatment can help. Watch the video to learn more and find out what you can do to help protect our waterways from microplastics pollution.

What will the corals of the future look like? And how can we help them thrive? Listen to this episode to learn more.

Have you ever wondered how sharks are able to hear so well underwater? Sharks have a unique ability to hear underwater, and this episode will show you how they do it.

This episode shows the importance of monitoring ocean acidification and how we can all work together to protect our planet. Listen now to learn more about this important issue.

Are you interested in a game-changing way to create hydrocarbons? Then you need to listen to this episode, It details a new, environmentally friendly method for creating these essential molecules.

As the world's oceans warm, coral reefs are struggling to survive. But what does this mean for the incredible biodiversity that exists on these reefs? Listen now to learn more.

The future of Grenada's blue carbon ecosystems is looking bright! In this episode, we'll explore what that means for you and how you can help protect these vital ecosystems. Listen now to learn more.

Eelgrass is a vital part of the marine ecosystem, but it's disappearing. Has it already adapted to warmer waters? This episode dives into the eelgrass mystery to find out.

Tidal marshes are critical for fighting climate change. They act as natural buffers against storms and flooding, This episode showcases how this pioneering method is being used to restore tidal marshes.

Ocean acidification is a huge problem, and it's going to take a village (or many!) to monitor it. This episode shows how we can all work together to help keep our oceans healthy.

In this episode, we explore how climate change is affecting coral reefs. We also learn about the innovative ways scientists are working to protect coral reefs in a changing world.

Oscillating heat is wreaking havoc on marine life, and parasites are adding to the problem. This episode explores the role of parasites in the health of our oceans.

If you love spending time outdoors near the water, you'll want to check out this episode about how eavesdropping on fish can help conservationists protect coral reefs.

Octopuses might be the acid-proof superheroes we never knew we needed. Listen to this episode to learn more about these amazing creatures and how they could help us in the fight against pollution.

Come explore the fascinating world of brackish water environments! Learn about the unique creatures that call these places home, This episode is a must-watch for anyone curious about this strange and wonderful world.

Do you love SpongeBob SquarePants? Have you ever wondered what real-life animals inspired the characters to look like? In this episode, we'll take a look at some of the most iconic ocean animals from SpongeBob.

The episode discusses how dense tree cover can help to improve the health of estuarine ecosystems. It describes how trees can provide a critical source of food and shelter for estuarine animals. Listen now.

The episode discusses how dense tree cover can help to improve the health of estuarine ecosystems. It describes how trees can provide a critical source of food and shelter for estuarine animals. Listen now.

Mysterious clouds disrupt the lives of deep-dwellers in this episode. The deep-dwellers are peaceful and private people who live in the shadows of the clouds.

Looking to find your zen? These hikes near Bariloche are perfect for finding some peace and quiet. With beautiful views of the mountains and forests, these hikes are sure to help you relax. Listen now.

Could Diego Garcia's sea turtles be headed for extinction? If we don't act now, these beautiful creatures could be gone forever. Listen to learn more and find out what you can do to help.

How did flying fish get their wings? It's a curious tale and one that will intrigue and amaze you. Listen to find out how these fantastic creatures took to the skies.

In this episode, we explore how climate change is affecting crabs and other marine life. We also learn what we can do to help. Listen now and find out!

This epsiode exposes the troubling reality of renewable energy and how it hurts porpoises. Listen to learn more and see what you can do to help.

In the vast and blue expanse of the ocean, there are creatures that dwarf even the mightiest of land mammals. Listen now to learn more about these amazing animals that help to keep our oceans healthy,