Exploration of Flint Island's Coral Reefs

The video explores Flint Island, one of five remote islands, where a science team conducts surveys to document marine life. The team examines organisms from microbes to sharks, using methods like photographing the seabed and counting coral species. They also assess fish populations. The 16-member team performs around 50 dives daily to provide a comprehensive view of Flint's coral reefs.

What is the primary goal of the expedition to Flint Island?

• To establish a new research facility

• To survey and document the island's ecosystem

• To find new sources of minerals

• To build a tourist attraction

Which method is used by Jen Smith to study the organisms on Flint Island?

• Collecting water samples

• Taking photographs of the ocean floor

• Conducting aerial surveys

• Using sonar technology

What is the purpose of using a transect line in the study?

• To guide divers along a specific path for surveys

• To mark the boundaries of the island

• To catch fish for examination

• To measure water temperature

Who is responsible for counting the abundance of coral species?

• The entire team

• Local fishermen

• Jen Smith

• David Aura

How many dives does the team complete each day to study Flint's coral reefs?

• 10

• 25

• 50

• 100