Underwater Adventure! What can YOU See? | Maddie Moate

Join a diving adventure in Bali, exploring the vibrant marine life of a coral reef. The journey begins with preparations and a boat ride to the dive site. Underwater, the divers encounter various species, including blue sea stars, rays, and the critically endangered hawksbill turtle. The video highlights the unique behaviors and symbiotic relationships of marine creatures like clownfish and sea cucumbers. A thrilling encounter with a white-tipped reef shark concludes the dive, emphasizing the importance of marine conservation.

What is the purpose of a Buoyancy Control Device (BCD) in diving?

• To help divers see underwater

• To store food for long dives

• To protect divers from marine animals

• To hold the air tank and connect to regulators

How do blue sea stars consume their food?

• By using their arms to crush it

• By digesting it outside their bodies

• By swallowing it whole

• By filtering it through their gills

What is a unique feature of the blue spotted ray?

• It can change colors to camouflage

• It can fly above the water

• It has a long, colorful tail

• Its bright blue spots warn of its danger

What is the primary diet of the hawksbill turtle?

• Seaweed and algae

• Small fish and crustaceans

• Sea anemones and jellyfish

• Plankton and krill

Why are clownfish able to live among sea anemones?

• They are immune to the stings

• They have a protective shell

• They are too small to be stung

• They produce a special mucus

What is a unique defense mechanism of sea cucumbers?

• They produce a loud noise to scare predators

• They can change colors rapidly

• They release a toxic substance from their skin

• They expel their internal organs

What is the relationship between the white-tipped reef shark and the fish on its head?

• The fish protects the shark from predators

• The fish guides the shark to food

• The fish cleans the shark's skin

• The fish is a parasite