Ocean Encounters: Rethinking Ocean Predators @WHOI
Ocean Encounters: Rethinking Ocean Predators  @WHOI
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Meet some of the ocean’s largest fish!
The ocean is home to many of Earth’s most iconic and often feared predators. But did you know that some of the largest are actually gentle giants that feed on the tiniest prey?
Join us to learn about whale sharks, basking sharks, and more—and what predators can teach us about how the ocean works.

Speakers & Host:
Camrin Braun
Ocean Ecologist, WHOI
Jaida N. Elcock
Shark Scientist, MIT-WHOI Joint Program
Veronique LaCapra
Host and Director of Special Projects, WHOI

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