NOAA and the Octonauts

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Latest Episodes:

Episode: Hiatus Announcement Aug 30, 2019

The words "NOAA and the Octonauts" are large amongst a teal background with white bubbles. The banner says "Episode: Hiatus Announcement" and has the NOAA logo, the Octonauts logo, and the Coastal Ecosystem Learning Center (CELC) network logo.

Our podcast will be taking a break as we find another co-host to replace Lauren, who is leaving for graduate school. Thanks for joining us for our first three episodes, and see you in 2020!

See this episode and its transcript on NOAA.gov.

Episode 3: The Walrus Chief Aug 01, 2019

A walrus site on an icy landscape. The banner says "Episode 3: The Walrus Chief" and has the NOAA logo, the Octonauts logo, and the Coastal Ecosystem Learning Center (CELC) network logo.

Enter the world of walruses with the Alaska SeaLife Center as your guide! Learn about walrus' hierarchies, their amazing multi-use tusks, and their need for protection.

To learn more about walruses, watch a short video from NOAA's Ocean Today. You can also visit Alaska SeaLife Center's online species explorer.

See this episode and its transcript on NOAA.gov.

Episode 2: The Undersea Storm Jul 01, 2019

A Caribbean spiny lobster crawls along the ocean floor. The banner says "Episode 2: The Undersea Storm" and has the NOAA logo, the Octonauts logo, and the Coastal Ecosystem Learning Center (CELC) network logo.

Learn from The Florida Aquarium about lobsters and how they fare during undersea storms like the one featured in this episode of The Octonauts.

For more information on how storms impact sea creatures, visit NOAA National Ocean Services' website.

See this episode and its transcript on NOAA.gov.

Episode 1: The Whale Shark Jun 08, 2019

A whale shark swims amongst yellow fish. The banner says "Episode 1: The Whale Shark" and has the NOAA logo, the Octonauts logo, and the Coastal Ecosystem Learning Center (CELC) network logo.

Educators from the Aquarium of the Pacific answer our questions about the Octonauts' adventure with a whale shark and teach us how to help protect whale sharks in real life.

For more information about whale sharks, visit the Aquarium of the Pacific's online learning center.

See this episode and its transcript on NOAA.gov.