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Tracking The Mysterious Cousins of Manatees

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September 7, 2021

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Dugongs, sometimes called sea cows, are cousins of manatees. Known for being very, very shy, they live in shallow waters in the western Pacific, where they graze in meadows made of delicate and easily disturbed sea grasses. Dugongs are considered a vulnerable species. Aboard the OceanXplorer in the Red Sea, this Bahraini scientist is playing underwater detective to figure out how and where the dugongs are feeding so we can protect this critical habitat.

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Director: Janssen Powers

Executive Producers: Mark Dalio, Joe Ruffolo, Jonathan Schienberg

Senior Producer: Erika Jarvis

Producers: Mika Chance, Carly Tarricone

Story Producer: Lindsay Blatt

Series DP: Ivan Agerton

Underwater Series DP: Sean Ruggeri

DP: Janssen Powers

Post Production Supervisor: Gabe Tanenhaus

Editor: Janssen Powers

Assistant Editors: Patrick Hopkins, Carly Tarricone

Sound: Janssen Powers

Color Grade: Running Man Post

Sound Mix: Max Sound Recording

Sync ID: MB017ROSFNLLEEP

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