Kelp Forest, the forest of the sea

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Kelp Forest, the forest of the sea

FromExploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.

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27 minutes

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Nov 13, 2023

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In this episode we will be exploring the forest of the sea, which is the kelp forest.
A big shout out to Mr. Adrian and Mr.Nick from Monterey Bay Aquarium for taking the time and talking to us about the importance of Kelp forest.

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Nov 13, 2023

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The introduction by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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How deep is the sea? by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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All About Tidepools by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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Mr.Tom's Interview: Part 2 by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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Tardigrades by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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All About Coral Reefs! by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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Mr.Tom's Interview: Part 1 by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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The Coral Reef by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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Monterey Bay Kelp and Monterey Bay Aquarium's conversation Story by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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Kelp Forest, the forest of the sea by Exploring the World with Da Potato Sisters.
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