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Profoundly Pointless
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Mysteries of the Deep Sea with Deep Sea Explorer Alan Jamieson
OCT 8, 202625 MIN
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Description
Explorer Alan Jamieson has gone on more than 70 expeditions to the deepest parts of the ocean. From the Mariana Trench to the abyssal plains, he says the deep sea isn't what you think.
In this episode of Profoundly Pointless we explore the deep sea. We talk what going to the bottom of the ocean is really like, how the deep sea impacts our daily lives and the strangest thing he's ever seen.
Contact the Show
The Deep-Sea Podcast — Armatus Oceanic
Minderoo-UWA Deep-Sea Research Centre
Alan Jamieson Twitter
UWA Research Twitter
00:00 Introducing Alan Jamieson
01:09 Diving to the Bottom of the Ocean
03:54 What We Know About the Deep Sea
06:10 The Sea Floor
08:19 Life at the Bottom of the Ocean
12:30 Favorite Expedition
14:54 Deep Sea Sounds
16:08 Living at the Bottom of the Ocean
18:33 The Strangest Thing I Ever Saw
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