Podcast summary and Notes on "sperm whale"

EP2 - Tree log or sperm whale ?

Watching, all day long. From 6.30am to 6pm, marine biologists scan the horizon and list absolutely everything they spot: cetaceans, seabirds, fish ... Guianese waters are bursting with life.

With the voices of Lambert Wilson, Han Bum Ryu (2nd mate), Ghislain Doremus (marine biologist at PELAGIS observatory - University of La Rochelle - CNRS), Olivier Van Canneyt (marine biologist at PELAGIS observatory - University of La Rochelle - CNRS), Renato Rinaldi (marine Biologist - Association Evasion Tropicale), Amandine Bordin (Scientific Observer - GEPOG), Margot Van-Houcke (Scientific Observer - GEPOG), Till Seindensticker (Radio Operator), Jaqueline Zamora (Deckhand), Alessandro Montanari (Deckhand).

Music by Alessandro Montanari and Renato Rinaldi, recorded aboard the Esperanza.

This podcast is made possible by Greenpeace France and directed by Antoine Bertin.

enNovember 26, 2019

The sperm whale's clicking tale

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

Off Track - Separate stories podcast

enJanuary 19, 2019

The sperm whale's clicking tale

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.[Repeat]

enJanuary 19, 2019

The sperm whale's clicking tale

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

enJuly 28, 2018

The sperm whale's clicking tale

Next to nothing was known about sperm whales in the Southern Ocean. That is, until the Australian Antarctic Division started listening to their clicks.

Off Track - Separate stories podcast

enJuly 28, 2018

Drone-hating chimps, stranded whales & a cougar controversy

P-22, LA’s famous mountain lion hides out under a house, the biggest tiger bone seizure of our time in China, two mysterious whale strandings, and a chimp shows a nosey drone just who’s boss. Get these stories and more in this week's recap of nature news!

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en-usApril 17, 2015

Drone-hating chimps, stranded whales & a cougar controversy

P-22, LA’s famous mountain lion hides out under a house, the biggest tiger bone seizure of our time in China, two mysterious whale strandings, and a chimp shows a nosey drone just who’s boss. Get these stories and more in this week's recap of nature news!

News Sources:

2Min News Roundup (HD)

en-usApril 17, 2015

Ocean treasures, old and new

Is ambergris whale vomit or whale poo? We find out in Naked Oceans this month as we dive into ocean treasures, old and new. Last month we explored some of the ways we pollute the oceans by using them as a dumping ground for too much rubbish. And in this episode we look at the variety of things we've taken out of the ocean, from prized perfumes to inspiration for new medicines. Christopher Kemp tells us all about the mysterious stuff, ambergris - the subject of his new book. And at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, we call in on some researchers who are putting glowing critters to good use. And in Critter of the Month, Emmett Duffy tell us, if he was a marine creature, which one he'd be and why. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Naked Oceans, from the Naked Scientists

enMay 10, 2012

Ocean treasures, old and new - 12.05.11 Naked Oceans

Is ambergris whale vomit or whale poo? We find out in Naked Oceans this month as we dive into ocean treasures, old and new. Last month we explored some of the ways we pollute the oceans by using them as a dumping ground for too much rubbish. And in this episode we look at the variety of things we've taken out of the ocean, from prized perfumes to inspiration for new medicines. Christopher Kemp tells us all about the mysterious stuff, ambergris - the subject of his new book. And at Scripps Institute of Oceanography, we call in on some researchers who are putting glowing critters to good use. And in Critter of the Month, Emmett Duffy tell us, if he was a marine creature, which one he'd be and why.

Naked Oceans from the Naked Scientists, iTunesU

enMay 10, 2012