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April 17, 2024

Deep-Sea mining is still a controversial topic. Is it really worth it? #ocean #deepsea

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April 15, 2024

Marine Protected Areas and Money

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April 15, 2024

MPA - 30% of the ocean reached in the Dominican Republic #marineprotectedareas #humpbackwhales

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April 11, 2024

The misinformation around the carbon tax reminds me of the climate denial misinformation tactics

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April 11, 2024

Endangered smalltooth sawfish are dying in high numbers in the strangest way.

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March 11, 2024

Why Orcas Are Eating Great White Sharks

Orcas are hunting and killing great white sharks in South Africa. In this episode of Ocean Talk, host Andrew Lewin delves into the fascinating interaction between two apex predators: orcas and great white sharks in South Africa. Discover how the presence of orcas has significantly affected the great white shark…

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March 4, 2024

Breaking News: Humpback Whales Caught in the Act!

Humpback Whales have never been caught in images or photos having sex...until now. In this episode of Ocean Talk, host Andrew Lewin discusses a groundbreaking discovery in the world of marine science - the photographic evidence of humpback whales engaging in sexual behavior. Join us as we delve into the…

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Feb. 29, 2024

Are Hammerheads Taking All of the Tarpon From Anglers?

Are great hammerheads eating too many tarpons in Florida? In this episode of Ocean Talk, host Andrew Lewin delves into a crucial study on the interactions between tarpon fishers and great hammerhead sharks in Florida and the Gulf States. The study reveals the risks posed to both species and offers…

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Feb. 27, 2024

How did Charlotte the Stingray get pregnant without any males present?

intriguing case of a round stingray named Charlotte who mysteriously became pregnant without any male presence. Join us as we explore the fascinating phenomenon of parthenogenesis and its implications for genetic diversity in marine species. Key Points: Discover the science behind parthenogenesis and how Charlotte the stingray managed to reproduce…

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Feb. 22, 2024

Arctic Ice Melting: Will Animals Be Able To Adapt?

Arctic ice is melting at a rapid rate and it's changing the way animals are eat Andrew delves into the devastating effects of climate change on Arctic animals. From polar bears to walruses, the melting ice in the Arctic is drastically altering their habitats and food sources, leading to a…

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Feb. 20, 2024

Migratory Species at Risk: A Call to Protect

1/5th of migratory species are facing extinction. From whale sharks to sea turtles, these vital species face threats from exploitation and habitat destruction. Andrew emphasizes the urgent need to protect these species and the ocean they inhabit. Listen as Andrew discusses the challenges of safeguarding migratory species, the impact of…

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Feb. 13, 2024

Orcas Trapped in Ice in Japan: What Happened to Them?

A pod of orcas was found trapped in ice off the coast of Japan. The fate of these orcas remains unknown, leaving many questions unanswered. Did they manage to escape or did they perish? Andrew explores the potential dangers of ice floats for orcas and other whales, and the possible…

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Feb. 8, 2024

Is This The Youngest Great White Shark Caught on Drone Footage

The youngest great white shark ever caught on drone footage. He highlights the significance of this find, explaining that there is still much to learn about these apex predators, especially during their early stages of life. Despite our knowledge about adult great white sharks, their nursery habitats, and tagging efforts,…

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Feb. 6, 2024

The Devastating Impact of Water Quality Issues on Florida's Economy

Water quality issues have plagued Florida's coastline for the past couple of decades from thick algal mats that smother seagrass beds to harmful algal blooms (HABs) that kill thousands of ocean animals and cause breathing problems for people. Florida's economy is paying the price. I talk about the consequences of…

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Feb. 1, 2024

The Bad Reputation of Orcas: A Cause for Concern

Orcas are getting a bad reputation on social media due to jumping to conclusions about their behavior when they interact with boats. Join me as I discuss the various headlines and stories surrounding these magnificent creatures, and why it's important to showcase their intelligence, strength, and role as apex predators…

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Jan. 30, 2024

Getting back on YouTube

In this special episode of Ocean Talk, host Andrew Lewin reintroduces himself and discusses why he is restarting the channel. Join Andrew as he dives into all things ocean-related, from current news and interviews with experts to exploring ways we can protect and understand the ocean better. If you're passionate…

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Jan. 25, 2024

The Ineffectiveness of Shark Finning Regulations: Exploring the Impact on Shark Mortality

Shark finning regulations have not helped decrease the amount of shark deaths. The regulations called for fishers to bring back the sharks with the fins on to decrease the act of cutting off the shark's fins at sea and throwing the body overboard to fit more fins on the boat.…

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Jan. 23, 2024

The Shocking Truth About Trawling's Impact On Climate Change Emissions!

Climate Change emissions are coming from a variety of sources and a new study reveals that trawling can lead to a significant amount of carbon dioxide emissions. Andrew Lewin dives deep into the impact of bottom trawling on our planet's carbon emissions. Join us as we explore a groundbreaking study…

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Jan. 18, 2024

Are Uk Fisheries Doomed? The Unsustainability Of Fish Catch Limits

Fisheries catch limits were set too high by the UK government. Are these limits too high and unsustainable for our precious fish populations? Andrew Lewin breaks down the science behind catch limits and explores the potential consequences of ignoring scientific advice. Whether you're an ocean enthusiast or part of the…

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Jan. 16, 2024

Unveiling The Bold Move: Norwegian Waters Are Now Open For Deep Sea Mining Exploration!

Deep-sea mining exploration has been approved in Norway by the Norwegian government. Eco-activists are concerned about the potential environmental impact. Andrew Lewin discusses why deep-sea mining is being considered and the worries surrounding it. He also explores what this decision means for the future and whether we are on the…

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Jan. 9, 2024

Plastic Pollution: Challenges and Progress in Canada

Plastic pollution in the ocean is a growing concern for many people. The presence of plastic waste in our oceans is undeniable, and countries around the world are taking steps to address this issue through legislation and bans on single-use plastics. In today's episode of Ocean Talk, we will focus…

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June 25, 2023

The UK's Category 4 Heatwave and Its Impact on the Ocean

On this episode of the How to Protect the Ocean podcast, host Andrew Lewin discusses the category 4 heatwave that the UK is currently experiencing. He explains that sea surface temperatures in some areas are 4 to 5 degrees Celsius higher than the long-term average for mid-June, which could have…

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June 20, 2023

The Power of Branding in Science Communication: How to Stand Out

The Importance of Branding in Science Communication Branding plays a crucial role in science communication as it helps creators convey their mission, vision, and the reasons behind their content creation. A well-defined brand facilitates the connection between the audience and the creator, enabling the delivery of meaningful and impactful messages.…

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April 4, 2023

Blue carbon credits: can they be foiled by methane production from coastal habitats?

Blue carbon credits are coming to markets whether we like it or not; however, are they evaluated properly? You don't want to buy blue carbon credits and then find out that the process produced methane and contributed to more Greenhouse gases that a recent study revealed. The study showed that…

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