Uploaded June 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Check out how Dr. Neil Hammerschlag and his University Of Miami crew tag sharks in the Berry Islands, Bahamas to study their migration patterns and thus, better protect them. You can learn more about UM's shark conservation program and follow Berry The Tiger Shark here: http://rjd.miami.edu/learning-tools/follow-sharks/track-berry.html
Special thanks to Summit Series, University Of Miami, Waitt Institute, The Nature Conservancy, Bamboo Sushi and citizen scientists for making this video possible. Learn more about Summit Series at: summitseries.com
Bamboo Sushi, the country's first sustainably certified sushi restaurant, and Summit Series raised and contributed more than $800,000 to help create the South Berry Island MPA.
Join the movement and view more stunning ocean content at oneworldoneocean.org/movement --
Check out how Dr. Neil Hammerschlag and his University Of Miami crew tag sharks in the Berry Islands, Bahamas to study their migration patterns and thus, better protect them. You can learn more about UM's shark conservation program and follow Berry The Tiger Shark here: http://rjd.miami.edu/learning-tools/follow-sharks/track-berry.html
Special thanks to Summit Series, University Of Miami, Waitt Institute, The Nature Conservancy, Bamboo Sushi and citizen scientists for making this video possible. Learn more about Summit Series at: summitseries.com
Bamboo Sushi, the country's first sustainably certified sushi restaurant, and Summit Series raised and contributed more than $800,000 to help create the South Berry Island MPA.
![Sea Lion Staring Contest [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/I8CcFCwCiNQ/mqdefault.jpg "Sea Lion Staring Contest [HD]
To learn more about these amazing animals, check out our Blue Zoo blog http://www.oneworldoneocean.org/blog/entry/blue-zoo-australian-sea-lion1
A cute Australian Sea Lion keeps an eye on our underwater cameraman Howard Hall. Learn more about this adorable creature and how to protect it at our website!
http://www.oneworldoneocean.org/field-reports/entry/the-most-beautiful-sea-lions-in-the-world
Blog excerpt: Though Australian sea lions usually eat small prey like fish and squid, they also sometimes hunt penguins. Their main natural predator is the great white shark.")
![Laziest Walrus Colony Ever! [HD]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/J6a0Wkq9wZE/mqdefault.jpg "Laziest Walrus Colony Ever! [HD]
Straight from the Arctic to your screen, heres a follow up to our Laziest Polar Bear Ever! video. For more walrus goodness, check out our Blue Zoo blog http://www.oneworldoneocean.org/blog/entry/blue-zoo-walrus
For fun facts about the walrus and other sea creatures, visit our Sea Creature Fun Facts page!
http://www.oneworldoneocean.org/seacreaturefunfacts/entry/walrus
This walrus colony was recorded in Svalbard, Norway.
Visit http://www.oneworldoneocean.org/initiatives/entry/why-the-arctic for more Arctic videos and learn why we should protect this pristine environment and its inhabitants.
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