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Prince of Whales PODcast
Prince of Whales
23 episodes
1 week ago
Welcome to The Prince of Whales POD-cast – a short, exciting, and educational series where we dive into fascinating fan questions about whales and the rich marine ecosystem of British Columbia. Each week, in bite-sized eps, our passionate hosts will share their love for these majestic creatures, bringing you closer to the wonders of whales and the incredible world beneath the waves. Whether you're a whale enthusiast or just curious about the sea, join us for a quick chat and discover something new each week!  Want to ask a question? Go to our Instagram or email us podcast@princeofwhales.com
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Welcome to The Prince of Whales POD-cast – a short, exciting, and educational series where we dive into fascinating fan questions about whales and the rich marine ecosystem of British Columbia. Each week, in bite-sized eps, our passionate hosts will share their love for these majestic creatures, bringing you closer to the wonders of whales and the incredible world beneath the waves. Whether you're a whale enthusiast or just curious about the sea, join us for a quick chat and discover something new each week!  Want to ask a question? Go to our Instagram or email us podcast@princeofwhales.com
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Episode 11: Jellies!
Prince of Whales PODcast
18 minutes 57 seconds
6 months ago
Episode 11: Jellies!

Welcome to Episode 11 of the Prince of Whales PODcast! This week, Claudia, Nik, and Brendon dive into the mesmerizing world of jellyfish in the Salish Sea—why they bloom, what species call B.C. waters home, and how changing ocean conditions may be giving them an advantage. From the massive Lion’s Mane jellyfish with tentacles over 100 feet long to the glowing comb jellies, we explore the good, the bad, and the downright weird aspects of jellyfish in our local waters. Whether you're fascinated by marine life or just want to know if you should be worried about jellyfish stings, this episode has it all!


(1:00) Common jellyfish in the Salish Sea – from Moon Jellies to the elusive Fried Egg Jelly (2:46) Why do jellyfish bloom? – The science behind large jelly congregations in places like Deep Cove (6:07) The good and bad of jellyfish blooms – Ecosystem benefits vs. threats to fisheries (9:53) How jellyfish thrive in warming oceans – Their ability to survive in low-oxygen waters (14:12) Jellyfish and climate change – How ocean acidification and hypoxia may increase their numbers (17:31) When do jellyfish blooms peak? – The best time to see them in B.C.


Stay tuned for more marine life stories in future episodes! Don’t forget to subscribe and send us your questions at ⁠podcast@princeofwhales.com⁠ or on Instagram. 🌊

Prince of Whales PODcast
Welcome to The Prince of Whales POD-cast – a short, exciting, and educational series where we dive into fascinating fan questions about whales and the rich marine ecosystem of British Columbia. Each week, in bite-sized eps, our passionate hosts will share their love for these majestic creatures, bringing you closer to the wonders of whales and the incredible world beneath the waves. Whether you're a whale enthusiast or just curious about the sea, join us for a quick chat and discover something new each week!  Want to ask a question? Go to our Instagram or email us podcast@princeofwhales.com