Deep-sea animals help buffer impacts of climate change with their unexpected feasts

Picked one by one from a mixed channel. Transcript check: Explains the biological pump and how deep-sea scavenging animals help sequester carbon.. Channel rule: Include only narrated explainers that teach about a specific species, ecosystem, research finding, expedition site or instrument (e.g. 'What the vampire squid really eats', 'Bioluminescence in the deep sea: How and why...', 'Lost at sea: Ecological assessment...'). Exclude relaxation and ambient footage reels, minutes-of or top-N compilations, yearly highlight reels, music or whale-song immersion tracks, career profiles and promotional clips.

A 3-minute video from MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute): “Deep-sea animals help buffer impacts of climate change with their unexpected feasts”.

Video by MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute), played through YouTube's embedded player.