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SAM: OH, HI GUYS! I’M SAM, AND I’M LOOKING FOR A CREATURE THAT’S PRETTY HARD TO SPOT IN THE DAY BUT EASY TO FIND AT NIGHT. LET’S PLAY A LITTLE GAME OF HIDE AND SEEK AND GO FIND THIS GREEN MORAY EEL! ♪ [THEME MUSIC PLAYING] ♪ I’M HERE AT THE NATIONAL AQUARIUM IN BALTIMORE, …
It’s me, Sam, and I’m at the Turtle Hospital in Marathon, Florida, whose motto is “rescue, rehab, and release.” So as a rescue diver, this is such an awesome opportunity. She’s so cute! Today, we’re going to learn about sea turtles, a reptile whose genetic history goes back over 200 million years, since the age …
Hey, everyone, I’m Sam, and I’m in Baltimore, Maryland, at the National Aquarium ready to learn more about a super-smart marine mammal that is surprisingly similar to humans: dolphins. They’re truly fun and lovable creature. So let’s go behind the scenes to learn more about them and the amazing people who care for them. (upbeat …
(upbeat music) Hey, guys! I’m Sam, and I’m gearing up for a dive in the Atlantic Ocean. to check out one of the biggest and baddest predators… sharks. They sometimes get a bad rap. But what if I told you that the scariest oceans are those without sharks? So let’s dive in and find out …
(soothing violin music) – [Woman] When I was growing up, I spent a lot of time outside. I would go on these adventures, either in the local park or even my front yard. And I spent a lot of time searching for four leaf clovers. Science starts with observation, being able to pay close attention, …
okay 23:33 21 coming straight for us oh my gosh as a longtime storm research and storm chaser I’m very interested in the dynamics of the formation of some of the strongest storms on earth [Music] [Music] Anton Simon my name is Anton Simon I’m an atmospheric and environmental scientists and National Geographic Explorer something …
(peaceful music) – When I was a kid looking up at the stars, I really always wondered how did we get here and are we alone? My name is Bethany Ehlmann. I’m a professor of planetary science at Caltech and Research Scientist at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory. I remember when I was six, I …
(gentle music) – I remember the first time that I snorkel. We jump in the water and we saw many colorful fish. And it was unbelievable. So since then I wanted to repeat that experience again. It wasn’t until I turned 24 when I had the opportunity to travel all around the Baja California Peninsula. …
– [Pardis] Early on when my research wasn’t going that well, and I was having trouble, people would be like, well, she’s in a band. But then when my research started going well, and I started publishing, they’d be like wow, and she’s in a band. – [Bob] One, two, three, four ♪ Count me …
– My relationship to the natural world was largely fostered through my grandparents who owned a farm in Idaho. We would go there every summer and we were free to roam and play in the forest and hang out. But I still didn’t necessarily think I wanted to be a scientist. It wasn’t until I …
