Hundreds of New Species in 2 Weeks? Inside a Real-Life Ocean BioBlitz

Most life on Earth is still unknown. Scientists estimate there are *millions* of marine species left to discover — and in the heart of the Coral Triangle, that hidden biodiversity reaches its peak. Off the northern coast of Timor-Leste, OceanXplorer embarks on one of its most intensive expeditions yet: a two-week BioBlitz. Helicopters lift off at dawn. Submersibles descend 1,000 meters. ROVs dive even deeper. Free to watch on Dr.Doc Kids.

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