Finding Baby Oceanic Whitetip Sharks to Save Them From Extinction
December 4, 2019
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6:41Now PlayingFinding Baby Oceanic Whitetip Sharks to Save Them From Extinction
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as posted by the channelOceanic whitetip #sharks were once so common, a 1969 textbook called them "perhaps the most abundant large animal, large being over 100 pounds, on the face of the earth." They're now suspected to be at a fraction of their former levels, as suggested by some scattered studies from different regions. This July, a group of scientists co-ordinated by the Cape Eleuthera Institute, #OceanX, Haiti Ocean Project, and the Atlantic OWT Conservancy journeyed aboard OceanX's #alucia to a suspected #babyshark nursery just off the coast of #Haiti.
This is a product of #OneBigWave, produced by #OceanX in partnership with the Moore Charitable Foundation and the Bloomberg Philanthropies Vibrant Oceans Initiative.
Research by the Cape Eleuthera Institute, Atlantic Oceanic White Tip Collaborative, and the Haiti Ocean Project.
Director, Producer & Editor: Janssen Powers
Executive Producer: Mark Dalio
Director of Photography: Janssen Powers
Underwater DOP: Duncan Brake
Additional Camera: Andy Mann, Julien Jarry
Assistant Editors: Taj Howe, Patrick Hopkins
Post Supervisor: Gabe Tanenhaus
Social Producer: Erika Jarvis
Audio: Julien Jarry
Audio Mix: Max Sound Recording
Color Correction: Running Man Post
Production Associate: Patrick Hopkins
MusicBed SyncID: MB01ZJOD3Y5BZLP
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