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Red Sea Creatures Podcast

Hosted by Red Sea Creatures · science · EN-US · 53 episodes

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Exploring the fascinating marine life of the Red Sea. Dive into articles about creatures, dive sites, and underwater adventures.

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Who hosts Red Sea Creatures Podcast?

Red Sea Creatures Podcast is hosted by Red Sea Creatures. The show has published 53 episodes to date.

What has Red Sea Creatures Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Egypt to Host UNCCD COP18 in 2028: What a Desertification Summit Means for the Red Sea" (4 September 2026, 18 minutes), "Marine Symbiosis in the Red Sea: Five Partnerships and How They Work" (4 September 2026, 12 minutes), and "Why “Blue” Doesn't Actually Exist in the Deep Blue Sea" (22 August 2026, 37 minutes).

How often does Red Sea Creatures Podcast publish?

Red Sea Creatures Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 53 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Red Sea Creatures Podcast?

Booking probability for Red Sea Creatures Podcast is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Red Sea Creatures Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Red Sea Creatures Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

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Red Sea Creatures hosts Red Sea Creatures Podcast, a science show with 53 episodes published.

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  • Episode #53

    Egypt to Host UNCCD COP18 in 2028: What a Desertification Summit Means for the Red Sea

    Sep 4, 202618 minS1

    Parties to the UN desertification convention chose Egypt unanimously to host COP18 in 2028. The convention deals with soil, not water, but dust from degraded land falls on the Red Sea and measurably changes what happens...

  • Episode #52

    Marine Symbiosis in the Red Sea: Five Partnerships and How They Work

    Sep 4, 202612 minS1

    Discover the ocean's most surprising partnerships, where species like a burrow-digging shrimp and its fish lookout depend on each other without trust. From a nearly blind shrimp guiding itself by a goby's tail to...

  • Episode #51

    Why “Blue” Doesn't Actually Exist in the Deep Blue Sea

    Aug 22, 202637 minS1

    Discover the "Great Cerulean Deception": the vibrant blue of our oceans and many animals isn't due to paint or pigment, but a fascinating trick of physics. Water absorbs most light, scattering only blue back to our...

  • Episode #50

    Boxing Gloves and a Night Demon: How Sea Creatures Get Their Latin Names

    Aug 10, 202610 minS1

    A crab named after a Roman boxing glove, an anemone named after a night demon, an urchin whose name simply says "of the red sea". Scientific names look arbitrary until you learn that nobody approves them: a name is...

  • Episode #49

    Historic Footage: Drone Captures First-Ever Humpback Whale Birth

    Aug 1, 202610 minS1

    High above the New South Wales coast, drone pilot Alexander Forrest witnessed a truly extraordinary event: the birth of a humpback whale. This marks only the fourth time a humpback birth has ever been filmed, and...

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  • Episode #48

    The Octopus Countdown: One Brilliant Life, One Ultimate Chance

    Jul 20, 202610 minS1

    Imagine a creature smart enough to solve puzzles and recognize faces, yet whose entire existence unfolds in less time than it takes to pick a movie. This is the octopus: an animal whose every move, from open ocean...

  • Episode #47

    Forget Jaws: Shark Awareness Day Reveals the Ocean's Essential Architects

    Jul 14, 202638 minS1

    Decades of sensationalism have misrepresented sharks as mindless killers, overshadowing their critical role in ocean health. These ancient apex predators are vital architects of the food web, maintaining ecological...

  • Episode #46

    The Language of the Deep

    Jul 4, 20267 minS1

    Your first boat dive comes with an alphabet soup of NDLs, SMBs and buddy checks that sounds like a secret code. It kind of is - every acronym is a small safety ritual packed into a few letters. Here are the nine that...

  • Episode #45

    Meet Red Sea Creatures - The Reef, in Your Pocket

    Jul 1, 202610 minS1

    A field guide, a dive planner, and a love letter to one of the richest seas on Earth - now an app. Here's everything it can do, and why I built it.

  • Episode #44

    Meet the Shark That Prefers Walking to Swimming: The Discovery of Hemiscyllium dugeonae

    Jun 22, 20265 minS1

    While we often picture sharks as apex predators, a newly discovered species in Papua New Guinea challenges this notion by literally "walking" across the seabed on its fins. This unique shark, Hemiscyllium dugeonae, uses...

  • Episode #43

    World Sea Turtle Day - 150 Million Years of Survival, and Why Every Year Still Counts

    Jun 16, 202620 minS1

    Sea turtles have swum Earth's oceans for an incredible 150 million years, outlasting dinosaurs and every major global catastrophe. On World Sea Turtle Day, June 16th, we celebrate these ancient survivors but also face a...

  • Episode #42

    Turning Your Next Dive Into Data: How Recreational Divers Are Saving the Oceans

    Jun 14, 202618 minS1

    Every dive you take, every photo you snap, can become a vital part of global ocean conservation. Turn your passion into purpose by contributing real-time data and observations - no PhD needed - to fill critical...

  • Episode #41

    Jacques-Yves Cousteau: The Explorer Who Gave the Ocean Its Voice

    Jun 11, 202623 minS1

    Today marks the birthday of Jacques-Yves Cousteau, a visionary who revolutionized ocean exploration and changed how humanity sees the sea. Despite a career-ending accident, he gave the deep a voice, bringing its wonders...

  • Episode #40

    Dolphins' Deeply Human Social Memory: How Females Protect Themselves

    Jun 10, 202617 minS1

    Imagine a world where your safety depends on remembering every past interaction with others. Female bottlenose dolphins navigate just such a complex social landscape, using sophisticated long-term memory to track the...

  • Episode #39

    Sea Turtle Week: Why Earth's Ancient Mariners Need Our Help Now

    Jun 8, 202619 minS1

    Every year from June 8-16, Sea Turtle Week calls on us to celebrate and act on behalf of these extraordinary ancient mariners. Having outlasted dinosaurs and ice ages, all seven species now face their greatest test...

  • Episode #38

    World Oceans Day 2026: Reimagining Our Life-Support Ocean for a Thriving Future

    Jun 8, 202622 minS1

    The ocean is our planet's primary life-support system, generating over 70% of the oxygen we breathe and buffering our climate from excess heat and carbon. This World Oceans Day marks a crucial transition from passive...

  • Episode #37

    The Biological Chimera: Decoding the Evolutionary Plagiarism of the Seahorse

    Jun 7, 202637 minS1

    Beyond their whimsical charm, seahorses are nature's most audacious biological chimeras, defying traditional definitions of fish. They are living mosaics of evolutionary innovations, "plagiarizing" traits from across...

  • Episode #36

    Red Sea Diving Rules 2026: New Egypt Regulations, Fees & Entry Changes

    Jun 1, 202640 minS1

    Egypt’s Red Sea diving scene is entering a new era in 2026, with stronger regulation, greater environmental focus, and a push for more transparent, professional dive operations. From Hurghada and Sharm El Sheikh to...

  • Episode #35

    The Silent Tide: Why Hundreds of Sharks are Washing Up on Welsh Shores

    May 30, 202636 minS1

    Along the Welsh coast, a peaceful morning walk has turned into a disturbing discovery as dog walkers found hundreds of dead catsharks and fish washed ashore. The scale and concentration of the wash-up suggest something...

  • Episode #34

    The "Ghost Shark" Returns: Why a Rare Discovery in Borneo is Shaking Up Marine Science

    May 29, 202635 minS1

    A rare “ghost shark” has been rediscovered thriving in a remote Indonesian river, overturning assumptions that the Ganges shark was nearly gone. The finding of 43 specimens in North Kalimantan suggests the species may...

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