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On Ocean Unpacked, we’re going to be exploring the weird and wonderful world of our beautiful Blue Planet! Join us as we dive into some fascinating facts about life in our seas, dissect groundbreaking research in marine science, and share the latest ocean news making waves around the world. Throughout the podcast, we will be welcoming experts in ocean research, conservation, and storytelling to help us translate the complex topics shaping the future of our oceans and share their ideas for protecting it.
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
29 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
6 episodes
since Jan. 14, 2026
episodic
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Before the age of industrial fishing, the oceans were "seething with life." But the rapid rise of commercial fisheries, built to meet skyrocketing global demand for seafood, has shattered that picture. Today, fish stocks are pushed to the brink of collapse, nets the size of cathedr…
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Join us this episode as we dive into the hidden world of ocean soundscapes with Professor Steve Simpson – yes, you “heard” right. The ocean isn’t the ‘Silent World’ many people believe it to be. They are in fact bustling with a cacophony of noise and sounds, from the pop of tiny sh…
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In this episode, coral expert Dr Rhiannom Davies takes us into the fascinating world of corals - the ocean animals you probably didn’t even know were animals! From the fascinating way that corals grow and build entire reef ecosystems to the growing threat of climate tipping poin…
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Sea turtles are some of the world’s most beloved creatures, but also one of the most endangered. This episode dives into the fascinating world of sea turtles, uncovering new insights into their mysterious “Lost Years” and spotlighting a rare conservation success story that offer…
On Ocean Unpacked, we’re going to be exploring the weird and wonderful world of our beautiful Blue Planet! Join us as we dive into some fascinating facts about life in our seas, dissect groundbreaking research in marine science, and share the latest ocean news making waves around the world.
Episode Summary:
In this episode, we dive into the world of some of the planet’s most ancient animals: sharks. From bizarre new species discovered in the deep sea to tracking pregnant hammerhead migrations, we unpack the latest discoveries in shark science and what it means in a rapidly changin…
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