EPISODE · Mar 28, 2026 · 5 MIN
EPISODE 15 - The Amazon of the Seas (Inside Earth’s Most Biodiverse Ocean) | IndoDiveX
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Is the Coral Triangle the most important 1.5% of our entire planet? In this episode, Mia and Kai dive into the absolute global epicenter of marine biodiversity. Spanning across six countries, this incredible underwater "bullseye" holds the secrets to the future of our oceans. Discover why scientists call it the "Amazon of the Seas" and how these resilient reefs are keeping 100 million people alive.In this episode, we cover:The Global Ocean Bullseye: How a tiny fraction of the world's oceans holds an astonishing 76% of all known coral species.The 500-Species Dive: Exploring the center of the center in Raja Ampat, featuring the mind-blowing "cryptofauna" hidden deep inside the reef.Walking Sharks & Sea Turtles: Meeting bizarre evolutionary marvels and discovering why 6 out of 7 of the world's marine turtle species call this region home.A 100-Million-Person Lifeline: The critical role of the world's largest mangrove forests and the massive international Coral Triangle Initiative.Hit the Follow button to stay tuned to the most important global ocean stories, and share this episode with anyone who cares about the future of our blue planet!
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Is the Coral Triangle the most important 1.5% of our entire planet? In this episode, Mia and Kai dive into the absolute global epicenter of marine biodiversity. Spanning across six countries, this incredible underwater "bullseye" holds the secrets to the future of our oceans. Discover why scientists call it the "Amazon of the Seas" and how these resilient reefs are keeping 100 million people alive.In this episode, we cover:The Global Ocean Bullseye: How a tiny fraction of the world's oceans holds an astonishing 76% of all known coral species.The 500-Species Dive: Exploring the center of the center in Raja Ampat, featuring the mind-blowing "cryptofauna" hidden deep inside the reef.Walking Sharks & Sea Turtles: Meeting bizarre evolutionary marvels and discovering why 6 out of 7 of the world's marine turtle species call this region home.A 100-Million-Person Lifeline: The critical role of the world's largest mangrove forests and the massive international Coral Triangle Initiative.Hit the Follow button to stay tuned to the most important global ocean stories, and share this episode with anyone who cares about the future of our blue planet!
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