Beachcombing (Two)- exploring a bounty of finds with Sentinel Ocean Alliance

Episode 36 - Beachcombing (Two)
We're back in Hout Bay with the awesome crew from Sentinel Ocean Alliance for an afternoon of beachcombing fun!
Join us as we explore the sandy shores where the ocean washes up its hidden treasures, each piece revealing a glimpse of the fascinating life below the waves. With a bunch of ocean-loving kids, we delve into the wonders of the beach with Charles, who, after years of lecturing, now has the pleasure of sharing his knowledge with a younger (and possibly more energetic) crowd.
Kids naturally love and care about what piques their interest, and there's nothing like discovering the mysteries behind the driftline treasures to spark that passion.
At Explore The Shore, we're all about sparking curiosity and sharing our love for the amazing marine life. We believe that when people care about something, they take better care of it. How do you think we can inspire the next generation to appreciate and protect the ocean?
A big salty thank you to Kholofelo Sethebe, Jethro Perry and the kids from Parley Ocean School at Sentinel Ocean Alliance.
SENTINEL OCEAN ALLIANCE
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PARLEY
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EXPLORE THE SHORE:
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00:00 Introduction
00:41 Shark and Ray Egg Cases
2:10 Sea Fan: Animal or Plant?
3:03 Whelk Eggs
3:38 Crabs: Moulting and Gender
4:51 Alikreukel & Their Trap Door
5:24 Horse Mussels
6:23 Sea Urchin: Where Did the Spikes Go?
7:54 Clam: What's Making These Mystery Holes?
8:35 Giant Chitons
9:32 Kelp Limpet
10:30 Nautilus Shell: Rare Find!

[@varitamas]

Love the content you do, it is great education as well as quality videography! Have you considered making long format videos? For example putting together 40-60 min or multiple hour long videos from all the short ones, thematically. You have playlists, but a well-cut long form video might reach more people and get better statistics. I saw this at a videographer and traveller who puts his "smaller" 30 min videos from a trip into a big 3-4 hour "movie". The views on that are much better and watching the whole journey in one video is much more enjoyable as a viewer as well. Just a tip. Keep up the good work!

[@ExploreTheShore]

Hi, thanks for this tip! We have put them into 24 minute episodes for TV so perhaps worth putting those up here! And maybe we should consider grouping together the animal groups - eg a long form on Echinoderms!