A Mosaic of Ocean Habitats: A Video by National Geographic and the Census of Marine Life
From the open ocean to coastal tidepools, from the fantastic to the familiar, a mosaic of marine habitats provides homes, feeding and spawning grounds, and seasonal destinations for ocean species. Census of Marine Life scientists studied these habitats and the creatures that call them home, in a ten-year inventory of the sea. Explore some of the habitats that they studied in this video.
Census of Marine Life and National Geographic
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