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Learn more about our amazing underwater world with these short films.  Scroll down for more.
 
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		Funky Pups: The Antarctic island of South Georgia is home to nearly 4 million Antarctic fur seals.  Come and meet a gang of playful pups as they mob me during a dive.  ü Explore Cooper Bay, south east coast of South Georgia Is., -54.786   -35.816
		79 degrees North – Comb Jelly Hunting:  Arctic seas are thick with plankton and one particular predator is filmed feeding.  Discover more about this surprising underwater hunter. ü Explore the northwest of Svalbard, 79.799 11.352
		Kelp Shores of St. Kilda:  This island is the most westerly point of the British Isles.  Explore some of the life to be found along these storm-washed shores. ü Search the south side of St. Kilda, 57.796 -8.567 .
		Close Encounter of the Shark Kind:  Inaccessible Island in the South Atlantic is home to the Broadnosed Sevengill shark.  Find out just how ‘up close and personal’ they can be.
		79 degrees North – Feisty Fish:  600 miles from the North pole, exploring the seabed reveals a well-camouflaged predator.  Visit these frozen waters to find out more.   ü Search the northwest of Svalbard, 79.799 11.352
		Juvenile Gentoos:  Sometimes ungainly on land, penguins are agile and fast when in the water.  These Gentoo penguins are very curious as they explore the shallow but frigid waters. ü Between Robert and Greenwich Islands, South Shetland Is., -62.386   -59.786