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OCEAN TODAY NEWS - "Teek and Tom" Ride Rivers in the Sky! and other Wild Weather

Atmospheric Rivers

This month Atmospheric Rivers are in the news. Episode three of "Teek and Tom Explore Planet Earth" takes Teek and Tom for a wild ride to spotlight atmospheric rivers—long, powerful bands of moisture that form over the ocean and can cause extreme flooding once they hit land. 

With vivid animation, space-based views of the jet stream (Earth’s storm highway), and kid-friendly explanations, this episode is a perfect way to spark curiosity and deepen understanding of the ocean’s role in shaping weather in the area you live - even if an ocean is thousands of miles away.

Teek and Tom Explore Planet Earth Ep03 (9:09)

Teek and Tom Collection (6 Parts)


 

Stay Safe this Summer!

As summer beach trips begin, it's the perfect time to prepare friends and family with smart, simple ways to stay safe and have fun at the ocean.  

 

Protect Yourself to Save Others

Take Ten

The video introduces the simple but life-saving concept of “Take Ten”—a quick mental checklist for what to do if you see someone in trouble in the water. Rather than rushing in, kids learn how to pause, alert others, and take safe, effective action. It's a practical way to teach personal safety, responsibility, and smart decision-making at the beach.

Help your friends and family build ocean awareness before summer starts. This video can make a big difference.

Protect Yourself to Save Others (:57)

 


Surviving Shorebreak

Surviving Shorebreak

This Ocean Today video highlights the importance of recognizing and avoiding shorebreak—waves that crash directly onto steep beaches and can cause very serious injuries. 

Watch it before your next trip to the beach—and be wave safe!

Surviving Shorebreak Video (:58)

 


"The Rip Current Survival Guide" Collection

Rip Current Survival Guide

Rip currents are responsible for 80% of all beach rescues—and they can turn a fun day at the ocean into a life-threatening emergency in seconds. But the good news is: knowing what to do can save your life.

Watch now and learn how to spot danger before it strikes—so you can enjoy the ocean,     not fear it. 

Rip Current Survival Guide (3:10)

 


Innovations in American Aquaculture

Innovations for American Aquaculture

Get an inside look at how U.S. ocean farming is evolving to meet growing seafood demand—while keeping sustainability in focus.

The video explores how fish farming works from hatchery to ocean pens, and how traditional fishing knowledge, science, and new technology are coming together to support coastal economies and the environment.

It’s a practical, science-based look at aquaculture—perfect for sparking classroom discussions about food systems, sustainability, and marine science.

Innovations in American Aquaculture (4:06)

The Future of Ocean Farming Collection (5 Parts)

 


ICYMI: Ocean Today Citizen Science Videos


Trash Trip

Trash Trip with Symone - Be a citizen scientist by using the free Marine Debris Tracker app to record trash in your neighborhood and help keep it from entering the ocean! 


Horseshoe Crab Citizen Science

Horseshoe Crab Count - During spawning season (April) volunteers are dispatched along the Mid-Atlantic coast to help scientists track horseshoe crab populations. Learn how these citizen scientists track the data and have fun on the "big crab count"!


A.I. and Citizen Science

Whale Tale - Imagine if anyone could be a scientist and contribute to understanding where ocean animals travel? Learn how A.I. is being used to analyze whale tail photos sent in by people like YOU.


Trash Counts

Trash Counts - Be part of the solution to marine debris and watch our TRASH COUNTS video featuring a citizen science project that is making a difference, one data entry at a time.



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