Exploration in the Galapagos

Jessica takes us on a submarine expedition in the Galapagos with the National Geographic Pristine Seas team. The mission is to explore uncharted areas for conservation purposes. The submarine's electromagnetic field attracts marine life, providing thrilling encounters with sharks and swordfish. The expedition also highlights the achievements of an all-female team, emphasizing the spirit of exploration and the unique experience of being deep underwater.

What makes Jessica's job with the National Geographic Pristine Seas team unique?

• She is a mountain climber.

• She works in a skyscraper.

• She explores the Galapagos in a submarine.

• She studies desert wildlife.

Why does the team use a submarine for their exploration?

• To travel faster across the ocean.

• To catch fish.

• To avoid bad weather.

• To explore deeper, uncharted areas.

What effect does the submarine's electromagnetic field have?

• It repels all marine life.

• It attracts sharks.

• It causes the submarine to move faster.

• It makes the water warmer.

What unexpected encounter did the team have on the sea floor?

• A school of dolphins.

• A sunken ship.

• A swordfish charging at their lights.

• A giant squid.

How does Jessica describe the Galapagos from a biologist's perspective?

• A challenging environment.

• A biologist's dream.

• A dangerous place.

• A boring location.

What is significant about Jessica's team in the submarine?

• They are the first team to use a submarine.

• They are the largest team.

• They are the oldest team.

• They are the youngest all-female team.

What feeling does Jessica associate with being 1,000 feet underwater?

• Discomfort due to pressure.

• A sense of true exploration.

• Boredom from the long hours.

• Fear of the unknown.