Follow Josh Pedley and Katrin Lohrengel as they encounter the bottlenose dolphins of Cardigan Bay, all the while showing their passion for such an intelligent Cetacean species! This video is part of the Wales Nature and Conservation storytelling fellowship made possible by Kogia and the National Lottery Community Fund. Footage of Cetaceans is taken under license by Natural Resources Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #marinelife #marineconservation #cetacean #bottlenosedolphin #wales #science #sciencecommunication #nature #storytelling #documentary

Explore some of the oceans most extreme environments and the intelligent invertebrates that call them home, from shallow rock pools to the cold-dark depths. This short film uses open source archive media from Open Planet Studios and Ocean Networks Canada. I really hope you enjoy the video and learn a little something about the octopus species I chose to include! All the species are definitely reflections of what it is like to adapt to the extreme environments posed by the oceans, and the behaviours shown by them are absolutely astounding. I commend the teams from ONC and Silverback Films for capturing these behaviors, as it truly helps people without scientific backgrounds better visualize what’s happening. Video Footage used: - Open Planet (Mostly Silverback films). - Ocean Networks Canada (Seatube) Music Used: - Artlist. Check Out My Other Pages: https://linktr.ee/dyls.diving_ 00:00 - Introduction 01:29 - Western Australia, The Rocky Intertidal Zone 02:18 - Abdopus Aculeatus, The Algae Octopus 06:17 - Northern Pacific Ocean, Intro to the Deep Sea 08:25 - Summary of Deep Sea Biodiversity 09:42 - Muusoctopus Genus 10:21 - Graneledone Boreospecifica, The Deep Sea Octopus 14:20 - Hydrothermal Vent Summary 16:23 - Vulcanoctopus Hydrothermalis, The Vent Octopus 17:34 - Outro and Credits #ocean #deepsea #wildlife #documentary #nature #marinebiology #biology #science #sciencecommunication #Openplanet #Oceannetworkscanada