Uploaded June 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Zooplankton are a crucial link in the marine food chain. By studying these tiny animals, scientists get a sense of the ecosystem’s health—an especially important factor for commercial fishing regions like New England. 🦐🐟🎣
Assisted by AI, underwater imaging technologies identify and count zooplankton with remarkable speed and accuracy, giving scientists crucial insights into our changing ocean.
Peer beneath the surface as WHOI biologists investigate the small but mighty animals off the Massachusetts coast!
📹: Filmed aboard R/V Neil Armstrong at the NSF-funded Northeast Shelf Long-Term Ecological Research Station by Daniel Cojanu & Rachel Mann.
Produced by UnderCurrent Productions © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
Zooplankton are a crucial link in the marine food chain. By studying these tiny animals, scientists get a sense of the ecosystem’s health—an especially important factor for commercial fishing regions like New England. 🦐🐟🎣
Assisted by AI, underwater imaging technologies identify and count zooplankton with remarkable speed and accuracy, giving scientists crucial insights into our changing ocean.
Peer beneath the surface as WHOI biologists investigate the small but mighty animals off the Massachusetts coast!
📹: Filmed aboard R/V Neil Armstrong at the NSF-funded Northeast Shelf Long-Term Ecological Research Station by Daniel Cojanu & Rachel Mann.
Produced by UnderCurrent Productions © Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
