Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 6 hours ago
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Alex and Matt travel to Curacao to speak with Marine Biologist Kate Furby, who explains what Corals are, and how some species of Coral can seemingly come back... from the dead!
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Ph.Detours Ep. 10: The Photomegatron in Curacao
Produced in Partnership with The Center for Marine Biodiversity, The Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Funding provided by The National Science Foundation Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship.
CREDITS:
Host: Alexandra Lockwood
Series Producer: Matt Siegler
Music: Ph.Detours Theme by SO3; Pond 5, Shockwave Sound
Camera: Matt Siegler, Kelton McMahon
Editing: Roser Segura rosersegura.tv
Sound Mastering: Laurence Yeung
Created by: Jorge Cham
Thanks to: Stuart Sandin, Jennifer Smith, Gareth Williams, Cara Simonsen, Valerie Chamberland, Mark Vermeij (CARMABI Foundation) and Art Gleason (U. Miami RSMAS).
**ORDER our new book: WeHaveNoIdea.com
Alex and Matt travel to Curacao to speak with Marine Biologist Kate Furby, who explains what Corals are, and how some species of Coral can seemingly come back... from the dead!
Subscribe to our channel: youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=phdcomics
Visit our website: phdcomics.com/tv
Ph.Detours Ep. 10: The Photomegatron in Curacao
Produced in Partnership with The Center for Marine Biodiversity, The Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Funding provided by The National Science Foundation Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship.
CREDITS:
Host: Alexandra Lockwood
Series Producer: Matt Siegler
Music: Ph.Detours Theme by SO3; Pond 5, Shockwave Sound
Camera: Matt Siegler, Kelton McMahon
Editing: Roser Segura rosersegura.tv
Sound Mastering: Laurence Yeung
Created by: Jorge Cham
Thanks to: Stuart Sandin, Jennifer Smith, Gareth Williams, Cara Simonsen, Valerie Chamberland, Mark Vermeij (CARMABI Foundation) and Art Gleason (U. Miami RSMAS).
