Maug’s Caldera: A Natural Laboratory - Full Episode

In the remote Pacific, the islands of Maug rise out of the sea. Here shallow hydrothermal vents are found close to coral reefs. These vents emit levels of CO2 that can be expected in the world’s oceans by the end of the century, making these waters a natural laboratory for scientists studying the impacts of ocean acidification on coral reefs.
a co-production with Open Boat Films

[@sonjaaguon.2392]

Thanks for sharing.

[@robbybobby6624]

this is such an intense video

[@WTFSMCF]

Can’t wait to go there. I pretty much want to live up on these amazing islands. Pagan is calling me for some reason. Hu guiya hao

[@xuhuiyuanxu]

sixth from a OG student

[@morelcultivation9339]

notice they dont tell to temps/co2/ph levels because that may ruin their story that we can use this as a model.

[@Ferinm]

Isn’t breathing underwater increasing the temperatures of water ?

[@jimmyu1892]

Fourth . . . . . Just wanted to say it..

[@faanengaaw7357]

Im sorry but the name of the islands is not “Mog” its pronounced “Maaaaaaa’uuuuuuuug” the “U” is pronounced as the “U” in “you”

[@toes21]

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First

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