Saltwater Stories

Salty Media

Saltwater Stories brings the ocean’s mysteries to life, taking curious listeners on journeys through marine biology, coastal and marine ecosystems, biodiversity, and conservation. From coral reefs to coastal habitats, we explore fascinating creatures, vital ecosystems, and efforts to protect them. With real science, conservation news, and amazing ocean tales, each episode invites you to discover the magic beneath the waves. Dive in—adventure awaits just below the surface!

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S3 · E44
Monday · 46 min
🌊 The First Deep Ocean Journey
Imagine being sealed inside a steel ball less than five feet wide, suspended by a single cable thousands of feet beneath the Atlantic Ocean. Outside your tiny window, the sunlight has disappeared, the pressure is crushing, and strange flashes of light reveal a world no human has ever seen firsthand. In the 1930s, naturalist William Beebe and engineer Otis Barton set out to explore one of Earth's greatest mysteries: what really lives in the deep ocean? Their invention, the bathysphere, was a remarkable feat of engineering. But descending into the unknown came with extraordinary risks. From dangerously fragile seals and primitive life support systems to terrifying equipment failures, every journey pushed the limits of what humans could survive. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we explore the remarkable history of the bathysphere, the science of deep-sea pressure, the mysterious bioluminescent creatures Beebe reported seeing, and the pioneering researchers who helped bring these discoveries to the world. We'll also examine the controversy surrounding some of Beebe's strangest sightings and how these early expeditions paved the way for modern ocean exploration, including the historic descent to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. It's a story of curiosity, courage, scientific discovery, and the extraordinary lengths people will go to understand a world hidden beneath the waves. Because sometimes, the greatest discoveries begin with the simple desire to see what's down there. join this week's episode of Saltwater Stories and discover how two men inside a steel sphere changed the way we see the ocean forever. #bathysphere #deepseaexploration #oceanexploration #williambeebe #deepsea #marinelife #oceandiscovery #oceanmysteries #oceanhistory #saltwaterstories
S3 · E43
October 26 · 53 min
🌊 The Ocean Is Not Silent
An unusual whale song echoing across the North Pacific. A mysterious, duck-like call in Antarctic waters. The unmistakable crackle of snapping shrimp on a coral reef. The ocean is alive with sound, and every recording offers a glimpse into a world we are only beginning to understand. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we explore passive acoustic monitoring, the science of listening to the ocean through underwater microphones called hydrophones. From secret Cold War submarine surveillance systems to modern technologies that help scientists track whales, uncover marine mysteries, and monitor fragile ecosystems, discover how listening has transformed our understanding of life beneath the waves. But the ocean's soundscape is changing. Shipping, construction, and other human activities are making underwater environments increasingly noisy, sometimes interfering with the sounds marine animals depend on to survive. We also explore how artificial intelligence is helping researchers separate the sounds of marine life from human noise, and how playing recordings of healthy coral reefs may help attract young fish back to damaged habitats. The ocean has always had a voice. What might we discover when we truly listen? #oceansounds #underwatersounds #marinescience #marinebiology #oceanconservation #whalesongs #coralreefs #hydrophones #oceanexploration #passiveacousticmonitoring
S3 · E42
October 19 · 55 min
🐟 Reef Stonefish... The Deadliest Rock on the Reef
In the warm, shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific, a predator waits in plain sight. It doesn't chase its prey. It barely moves. And to the unsuspecting fish swimming overhead, it looks like nothing more than a stone on the seafloor. Meet the reef stonefish, one of the ocean's most venomous fish and a remarkable example of evolution's ingenuity. Beneath its rough, algae-covered skin lies an extraordinary collection of adaptations. A lightning-fast mouth that captures prey in a fraction of a second. Thirteen venomous dorsal spines capable of delivering an agonizing defensive sting. And a hidden, blade-like structure beneath its eyes that reveals an unexpected side of this seemingly motionless animal. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we explore the remarkable biology of the reef stonefish, from its near-perfect camouflage and sophisticated hunting mechanics to the complex chemistry of its venom and the surprising discoveries scientists are making about its anatomy. We'll also follow its transformation from a tiny, vulnerable larva drifting through the ocean to one of the reef's most elusive predators. It's a story about patience, survival, and the extraordinary biological complexity hidden beneath an ordinary-looking surface. Because sometimes, the most remarkable things in the ocean are the ones we never notice. #reefstonefish #stonefish #marinelife #marinebiology #oceanscience #oceanwildlife #venomousfish #underwaterworld #oceanfacts #saltwaterstories
S4 · E41
October 12 · 43 min
🌊 Building an Ocean to Save the Ocean...Georgia Aquarium
Imagine flying a whale shark across the Pacific Ocean, carefully transporting one of the largest fish on Earth to a city hundreds of miles from the sea. It sounds almost impossible, but it's just the beginning of the story behind Georgia Aquarium. Deep in the heart of Atlanta, millions of gallons of seawater support an extraordinary world of whale sharks, manta rays, sea turtles, and other marine life. But what happens behind the glass may be even more fascinating than what visitors see. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we explore the incredible engineering that makes Georgia Aquarium possible, the science helping researchers better understand some of the ocean's most mysterious animals, and the remarkable stories of rescued marine life given a second chance. We'll also uncover how aquarium research connects to conservation efforts thousands of miles away, including a project working to bring endangered zebra sharks back to the reefs of Indonesia. Along the way, we'll explore some of the difficult questions surrounding the care and conservation of marine animals. From microscopic bacteria keeping millions of gallons of water healthy to scientists working to protect wildlife in the open ocean, this is a story about ingenuity, discovery, responsibility, and our changing relationship with the sea. Because sometimes, protecting the ocean begins in a place you might never expect. #georgiaaquarium #whaleshark #marinebiology #oceanscience #marineconservation #aquarium #marinelife #oceanexploration #sharkconservation #saltwaterstories
S3 · E40
October 5 · 45 min
⭐ The Sunflower Sea Star: The Predator That Holds a Kelp Forest Together
Imagine a predator nearly a meter across, moving across the seafloor on thousands of tiny tube feet, surrounded by as many as two dozen arms and powerful enough to influence the fate of an entire underwater forest. The sunflower sea star is one of the Northeast Pacific's most remarkable hunters. For generations, its presence helped keep sea urchins in check and allowed towering kelp forests to thrive. Then, beginning in 2013, sunflower sea stars began disappearing at an extraordinary scale. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we explore the strange biology of the sunflower sea star, from its decentralized nervous system and water-powered movement to its role in the hidden relationships that hold kelp forest ecosystems together. We also follow the devastating arrival of sea star wasting disease, the explosion of purple sea urchins that followed, and the transformation of once-thriving kelp forests into vast urchin barrens. But this is not only a story about collapse. Scientists and aquarists are now raising sunflower sea stars in captivity, preserving their genetic diversity, studying disease resistance, and exploring whether these extraordinary predators could one day return to the ecosystems that once depended on them. It is a story about predators, kelp forests, microscopic threats, ecological balance, and an ambitious attempt to help restore one of the Pacific coast's most important marine relationships. #sunflowerseastar #seastar #marinelife #oceananimals #kelpforest #marinebiology #oceanconservation #echinoderms #oceanscience #saltwaterstories
S3 · E39
September 28 · 56 min
🦭 Leopard Seal... The Predator We Got Wrong
Beneath the shifting ice of the Southern Ocean lives one of Antarctica's most recognizable predators. Powerful, solitary, and armed with formidable jaws, the leopard seal has often been portrayed as little more than a hunter waiting beneath the ice. But that story leaves out almost everything that makes this animal extraordinary. Leopard seals can hunt large prey and strain tiny krill with the same remarkable set of teeth. Their specialized whiskers help them detect disturbances left behind in the water. They race through the shallows with explosive bursts of speed, send haunting calls across the Antarctic seascape, and have even been observed hiding food to return to later. And their story may no longer belong only to Antarctica. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the leopard seal from the shadowed world beneath the pack ice to coastlines far beyond it, uncovering an animal defined not simply by power, but by adaptability, intelligence, and an extraordinary ability to make a living in a changing ocean. The leopard seal may be one of the Southern Ocean's great predators. It is also something far more interesting. #leopardseal #antarctica #antarcticwildlife #marinelife #oceanwildlife #oceananimals #marinescience #wildlifedocumentary #oceaneducation #saltwaterstories
S3 · E38
September 21 · 1 hr 1 min
🐌 The Giant Horse Conch... A Predator Racing Against Time
Beneath the warm, shallow waters of Florida and the Gulf of Mexico, an extraordinary predator moves across the seafloor at a snail’s pace. The giant horse conch is the largest marine snail in the Atlantic, a brilliantly orange hunter capable of growing nearly two feet long. It tracks prey through invisible chemical trails, overpowers other giant snails with a muscular foot, and carries an enormous, spiraled shell that looks as though it must have taken a lifetime to build. But that shell hides one of the most surprising stories in the ocean. For generations, people assumed the largest giant horse conchs were many decades old. Modern science has revealed something very different. These animals grow astonishingly fast, may live only a fraction as long as once believed, and have a surprisingly narrow window in which to reproduce. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the giant horse conch across the seagrass meadow, explore the remarkable anatomy that makes it such an effective hunter, uncover how scientists learned to read years of ocean history locked inside its shell, and discover why the disappearance of the Gulf’s largest individuals could matter far beyond a single species. It is a story about a snail that hunts like a predator, a shell that works like a biological diary, and an ocean giant whose greatest enemy may simply be time. #gianthorseconch #horseconch #marinelife #oceananimals #seasnail #oceanfacts #marinebiology #oceaneducation #gulfofmexico #saltwaterstories
S3 · E37
September 14 · 54 min
🪼 24 Eyes, No Brain - The Box Jellyfish
There is something moving through the tangled roots of a coastal mangrove forest. It is watching, steering, hunting, and making decisions in a world of murky water and shifting light. But it has no brain. Meet the box jellyfish, one of the ocean’s most extraordinary animals. Behind its nearly transparent body is a remarkable set of adaptations: 24 eyes arranged in specialized clusters, a built-in biological stabilizing system that keeps its vision level, powerful jet-like swimming, microscopic stinging cells that fire with astonishing speed, and a life cycle that transforms it from a tiny bottom-dwelling polyp into an active open-water predator. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the box jellyfish far beyond its fearsome reputation. We explore how it sees without a brain, how it navigates mangrove forests, why its venom became so powerful, how some species seem to follow the moon, and how an animal that appears so simple can perform behaviors that challenge our assumptions about intelligence. We also follow its remarkable transformation through life, from swimming larvae to cloning polyps to the familiar box-shaped medusa, and discover how scientists are using genetics and environmental DNA to better understand where these elusive animals live. The box jellyfish is dangerous. It is also delicate, sophisticated, ancient, and beautifully adapted to its world. Sometimes the animals that seem simplest are the ones that leave us with the biggest questions. #boxjellyfish #jellyfish #marinelife #oceananimals #oceanscience #marinebiology #underwaterworld #oceaneducation #wildlife #saltwaterstories
S3 · E36
September 7 · 43 min
🦀 The Giant Beneath Japan
Far beneath the waters of Japan, a creature wider than a car walks slowly across the ocean floor. With armor-covered legs spanning more than twelve feet and a lifespan that may exceed a century, the Japanese spider crab seems built for another world. But beneath its formidable appearance is an animal shaped by extraordinary vulnerability. To grow, it must escape its own rigid skeleton. To reproduce, it must leave the safety of the depths. To survive its earliest days, it must overcome nearly impossible odds. Follow the Japanese spider crab from its fragile beginning as a drifting larva to its long life in the cold Pacific darkness. Along the way, discover the biology behind its immense size, the legends that made it a monster, its essential role as a recycler of the seafloor, and the human choices that will determine whether future generations still find these ancient giants walking beneath Japan. #japanesespidercrab #spidercrab #deepseacreatures #oceananimals #marinelife #oceanfacts #deepsea #marinebiology #wildlifedocumentary #saltwaterstories
S3 · E35
August 31 · 48 min
🐟 The Blobfish Was Never Ugly
The blobfish became famous for a face it was never meant to wear. Pulled from the crushing depths and stripped of the water pressure that supports its body, a perfectly adapted deep-sea fish was transformed into a global punchline. In this episode, we meet the blobfish where it belongs: hovering above the cold, dark seafloor. We uncover the remarkable biology that lets it survive without a swim bladder, separate fact from internet fiction, and trace how one damaged specimen came to define an entire family of fishes. This is not a story about the world’s ugliest animal. It is a story about what happens when we judge a creature outside the world that shaped it. #blobfish #deepsea #marinelife #oceananimals #oceanscience #deepseacreatures #marinebiology #oceanexploration #animalfacts #saltwaterstories
S3 · E34
August 24 · 1 hr 3 min
🐍 Yellow-Bellied Sea Snake... The Snake That Drinks Rain
Imagine spending your entire life at sea, thousands of miles from shore, surrounded by water in every direction, and still being able to die of thirst. The yellow-bellied sea snake is one of the ocean's most extraordinary travelers. It has left land behind completely, drifting across vast stretches of the Indian and Pacific oceans on currents that can carry it thousands of miles. Its paddle-shaped tail propels it through open water, its skin helps exchange gases beneath the surface, and its highly specialized senses allow it to detect the faint movements of small fish gathering beneath floating debris. But perhaps its most remarkable adaptation begins with something it cannot do. It cannot simply drink the ocean. Instead, the yellow-bellied sea snake depends on rain. When heavy tropical showers fall onto calm seas, freshwater can briefly collect at the surface before mixing with the saltwater below. For a thirsty snake, that fleeting layer can mean survival. During long dry seasons, individuals may endure months of dehydration while waiting for the storms to return. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, discover how a land-dwelling lineage became one of the world's most remarkable open-ocean reptiles. Follow a life shaped by venom, buoyancy, weather, evolution, and the enormous currents that move water around our planet. This is the story of an animal with no beach to call home, no solid ground beneath it, and an ocean full of water it cannot drink. #yellowbelliedseasnake #seasnake #seasnakes #hydrophisplaturus #marinelife #oceananimals #marinebiology #oceanfacts #animalfacts #saltwaterstories
S3 · E33
August 17 · 48 min
🦈 Eugenie Clark... The Woman Who Looked Closer
Long before sharks became symbols of fear, a nine-year-old girl stood pressed against the glass of the New York Aquarium and saw something different. Where others saw a monster, Eugenie Clark saw beauty, intelligence, and a mystery worth understanding. That curiosity would carry her from the aquariums of New York to the reefs of the Red Sea, the waters of Palau, a tiny marine laboratory on the Florida coast, and underwater caves where sharks appeared to do the impossible. Along the way, Clark challenged more than our assumptions about sharks. She pushed against racism, sexism, scientific convention, and the idea that some doors were simply not meant to open for her. Through patient observation and daring fieldwork, she helped reveal sharks as capable learners with remarkable memories and complex behaviors, while building a legacy that would inspire generations of ocean scientists. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the extraordinary life of the scientist the world came to know as the Shark Lady and discover what can happen when fear gives way to curiosity. Because sometimes the creatures we call monsters are simply the ones we have not taken the time to understand. #eugenieclark #sharklady #sharks #sharkscience #marinebiology #oceanscience #womeninscience #oceanexploration #marinelife #oceanstories
S3 · E32
August 10 · 1 hr 4 min
🐧 Between Two Impossible Worlds - The Atlantic Puffin
Spend a few minutes with an Atlantic puffin and it is easy to understand why people fall in love with them. The colorful beak. The awkward waddle. The unmistakable face. But that familiar puffin is only part of the story. For much of its life, the Atlantic puffin belongs to another world entirely. Far from the grassy cliffs and crowded colonies of summer, it survives alone on the cold, restless North Atlantic, disappearing across an ocean so vast that much of its life remains hidden from us. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the remarkable journey of the Atlantic puffin through an entire year. We discover how a bird built for both sky and sea survives freezing water, flies beneath the waves in pursuit of fish, carries astonishing mouthfuls of prey back to a single waiting chick, and somehow finds its way home across thousands of miles of open ocean. We enter the darkness of the burrow where a puffling begins its life, then follow that young bird to one of the most extraordinary moments in the natural world: its first journey alone into the night, toward an ocean where it may remain for years before touching land again. Along the way, the puffin reveals something much larger than itself. Its fortunes are tied to tiny fish, plankton, ocean temperature, shifting food webs, predators, artificial light, and the choices people make along the coast. Some colonies are struggling. Others offer remarkable reasons for hope, including one of the great seabird restoration stories in conservation history. The Atlantic puffin may look small against the immensity of the North Atlantic, but hidden inside that little body is an extraordinary collection of adaptations, instincts, mysteries, and resilience. This is the Atlantic puffin as few of us ever get to see it. Not simply a charming bird on a cliff. A creature of the open ocean, living between two impossible worlds. #atlanticpuffin #puffins #seabirds #marinelife #oceanwildlife #wildlifepodcast #oceanscience #marinebiology #oceanconservation #naturepodcast
S3 · E31
August 3 · 47 min
🥤The Ocean's Invisible Enemy
What if the greatest threat to the ocean isn't something you can see? In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we follow the extraordinary life of a young loggerhead sea turtle from the moment she hatches beneath a moonlit beach to her incredible journey across the world's oceans. Along the way, she encounters an invisible enemy that has quietly spread into nearly every corner of our planet. From tiny plastic pellets drifting on the surface to microscopic fibers carried by rivers, ocean currents, and even the wind, we uncover the hidden story of microplastics and how they are reshaping life beneath the waves. Discover how these nearly invisible particles travel across the globe, enter the marine food web, reach the deepest ocean trenches, and even influence the future of sea turtle populations. This is more than a story about pollution. It's a story about connection. Every road we drive, every load of laundry we wash, every river that flows to the sea becomes part of an ocean shared by wildlife and people alike. The ocean has always connected our world. Now we are discovering just how connected we truly are. Join us as we explore one of the most important ocean stories of our time and discover why protecting the sea begins long before the shoreline. #microplastics #plasticpollution #ocean #oceanconservation #seaturtle #loggerhead #marinelife #oceanscience #wildlife #saltwaterstories
S3 · E30
July 27 · 1 hr 3 min
🦪 This Giant Lives on Sunlight
Discover the incredible true story of the giant clam, one of the ocean's most remarkable and misunderstood animals.What if one of the largest animals on a coral reef didn't hunt for its food... but lived on sunlight? The giant clam is one of the ocean's most extraordinary living wonders. Growing more than four feet long, weighing over 500 pounds, and living for more than a century, it quietly transforms sunlight into life through an incredible partnership with microscopic algae. Its brilliant colors are more than beautiful. They are part of a remarkable natural design that scientists are studying to inspire the next generation of solar technology. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we uncover the hidden world of the giant clam and explore how this peaceful giant engineers coral reefs, creates homes for countless marine animals, filters the surrounding water, and helps entire reef ecosystems recover after times of stress. You'll also discover the incredible journey from microscopic larva to reef giant, the surprising predators it faces, and why this gentle giant is now critically endangered. By the end of this story, you'll never look at a giant clam the same way again. You'll see one of nature's greatest engineers, patiently capturing sunlight and quietly helping an entire reef thrive beneath the waves. #giantclam #coralreef #marinebiology #oceanlife #sealife #oceanconservation #oceanscience #naturedocumentary #wildlife #saltwaterstories
S3 · E29
July 20 · 52 min
🦈 The Hidden Superpower of Nurse Sharks
Beneath the coral reef, where sunlight fades into shadow, a different kind of predator begins to move. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we journey into the hidden world of the Atlantic nurse shark, a slow-moving hunter that has evolved one of the most remarkable survival strategies in the ocean. Discover how these incredible sharks breathe while completely still, navigate the reef in total darkness, detect the faint electrical signals of buried prey, and unleash one of the most powerful suction feeding mechanisms ever measured in nature. Along the way, we follow their lives from protected mangrove nurseries to ancient coral caves, explore their extraordinary migrations, and uncover the surprising role they play in transporting nutrients that help keep coral reefs alive. The nurse shark challenges nearly everything we think we know about sharks. It is not built for speed. It is built for patience, precision, and perfect adaptation to one of the most complex ecosystems on Earth. Join us as we look beyond the myths and discover one of the ocean's quietest engineers, proving once again that some of nature's greatest stories are found beneath the surface. #nursesharks #sharks #coralreef #ocean #marinelife #oceanconservation #sealife #wildlife #oceaneducation #saltwaterstories
S3 · E28
July 13 · 53 min
🦀 The Secret Life of Fiddler Crabs
Most people walk past a mudflat without giving it a second thought. But beneath the surface is one of the busiest and most remarkable communities along the coast. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we uncover the secret life of fiddler crabs and discover how these tiny animals help keep salt marshes healthy, protect coastlines from erosion, and survive in one of the toughest environments on Earth. From giant claws and underground burrows to hidden senses, blue blood, and an astonishing journey that begins in the open ocean, every part of a fiddler crab's life reveals incredible adaptations shaped by millions of years of evolution. The next time you see tiny holes scattered across a muddy shoreline, you'll know you're standing above one of nature's greatest engineering marvels. Subscribe for more stories celebrating the wonder, science, and beauty of our oceans. #fiddlercrabs #marinebiology #oceanlife #saltmarsh #coastalecosystems #wildlife #naturedocumentary #oceanscience #oceanconservation #saltwaterstories
S3 · E27
July 6 · 57 min
🐟 The Fish That Walked Out of the Sea
This week on Saltwater Stories, we meet one of the strangest and most extraordinary animals on Earth. A fish that walks across mud, breathes air beneath the tropical sun, climbs among mangrove roots, and raises its young inside hidden underground chambers filled with pockets of fresh air. The mudskipper lives where the ocean meets the land, in a world that changes with every tide. To survive, it has rewritten nearly every rule we associate with fish. It carries water wherever it goes, hunts with a tongue made of water, communicates through vibrations in the mud, and performs an astonishing act of parental devotion that few animals can match. Join us as we explore the remarkable life of this living evolutionary marvel and discover why protecting mangrove forests means protecting one of nature's greatest stories of resilience, adaptation, and wonder. #saltwaterstories #mudskipper #mangroves #marinelife #oceanlife #oceanfacts #wildlife #naturedocumentary #animalfacts #oceanconservation
S3 · E26
June 29 · 53 min
🌊 The Living Shield Between Land and Sea
At first glance, a salt marsh can look like an empty field of grass and mud. But step closer and an entirely different world comes into focus. In this episode of Saltwater Stories, we journey into one of the most overlooked and extraordinary ecosystems on Earth, where marsh periwinkle snails climb to escape blue crabs, saltmarsh sparrows race the moon to raise their young, and tough coastal plants engineer the very ground beneath them. Along the way, we uncover how salt marshes function as nurseries for ocean life, storm shields for coastal communities, giant natural water filters, and powerful blue carbon vaults helping lock away climate warming carbon. This is a story of mud, tides, survival, and astonishing resilience. Once you see the salt marsh for what it really is, you will never drive past one the same way again. #saltmarsh #oceanpodcast #marinebiology #coastalecology #estuaries #bluecarbon #oceanstories #wildlifeeducation #naturedocumentary #climateeducation
S3 · E25
June 22 · 48 min
🤿 The Man Who Gave Humanity Gills
This week on Saltwater Stories, we follow the remarkable journey of Jacques Cousteau, the explorer, inventor, filmmaker, and conservationist who transformed humanity's relationship with the ocean. From a frail child who found freedom in the water to a naval officer determined to breathe beneath the sea, Cousteau helped unlock a world that had remained hidden from human eyes for thousands of years. Along the way, he co-invented the Aqua-Lung, explored shipwrecks and coral reefs, built underwater habitats, and sailed aboard the legendary Calypso in search of the mysteries that lay beyond the horizon. But this is more than a story of invention and discovery. It is the story of a man whose understanding of the ocean evolved over time. As he witnessed disappearing wildlife, damaged reefs, and growing pollution, Cousteau transformed from an explorer seeking to reveal the sea into one of its most passionate defenders. Join us as we journey through wartime experiments, underwater villages, curious groupers, groundbreaking films, and the lifelong quest of the man who gave humanity a way to breathe beneath the waves and inspired generations to care about the blue world that sustains us all. #saltwaterstories #jacquescousteau #oceanexploration #scubadiving #marinelife #oceanconservation #underwaterworld #oceandocumentary #historypodcast #oceanliteracy

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