Did you know we are recruiting? Join our team and serve the ocean! ⁠Link in bio for more info on the role and application process. ⁠ ⁠ If you are a writer, storyteller and photographer, apply for our year-long Storyteller in Residence position. Alongside @arksenproject, we will support you with a £45,000 fund to communicate important ocean stories that need to be told.

🔈 SOUND ON for @piersgreatperhaps: "Surrounded by endless ocean, this is the most removed from the world I've ever felt."⁠ ⁠ In Issue 28, Pier Nirandara writes about her experience diving with whales off a remote island of the South Pacific with limited connectivity to the outside world. With 4G set to arrive this year, conservationists ask themselves how it will affect locals, wildlife conservation and whale-focused tourism. ⁠ ⁠ Link in bio to subscribe or get a copy of Issue 28.

🌊 GIVEAWAY TIME - What are baby fish called? 🌊⁠ ⁠ Win a a free copy of our latest magazine, Issue 28, for you and one of your friends! ⁠ ⁠ Simply like this post and tag a friend who you think will know what is shown in the first image in the comments below for a chance to win. You can enter as many times as you like; just tag a different friend in a different comment if you'd like to enter more than once. ⁠ ⁠⁠ HOW TO ENTER: ⁠ 🦑 Tag a friend in a comment under this image ⁠ 🐠 One of you needs to guess what species is shown here ⁠ 🦈 Like this post ⁠ 🐟 Follow @oceanographic_mag ⁠ & Good luck! ⁠ ⁠ Photo by @lucamartinez.fl⁠ ⁠ T&C’s:⁠ • This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Instagram⁠ • The giveaway will run from 21 February 2023 (5:45 pm GMT) until 26 February (5:45 pm GMT)⁠ • The winners will be randomly generated and contacted on Monday, 27 February 2023. ⁠

"Using the jawbone as an antenna, and teeth as receivers, sonar enables whales to create a 3D map of everything around them. So when Schnöller and the Darewin team enter the water, the cetaceans around them can physically see through them too, in much the same way as an x-ray machine."⁠ ⁠ After a chance encounter with a pod of sperm whales, one man has dedicated his life to the pursuit of understanding the language of whalesong.⁠ ⁠ The feature 'Conversations with friends' by @hughfrancisanderson and @fredbuyle was published in Issue 10. Link in bio to read a short excerpt.

"Hanging off the side of the zodiac and shooting blindly when I saw the king penguins approaching the camera. It turned out beyond my imagination."⁠ ⁠ 📸 & 🖋️ by @beyer_photo. For a chance to also be featured on our page, don't forget to tag us in your images. ⁠

Just in time for the 25th anniversary of James Cameron's Titanic movie, here's our FACT OF THE WEEK: The Titanic was found at a depth of 3,798m! 🌊⁠ ⁠ This graphic is part of our ocean data project, OceanViz. It's one of the many exclusive offerings of our new OceanHub. Link in bio to find out more about OceanHub.⁠

Join our team and serve the ocean! ⁠ ⁠ If you are a writer, storyteller and photographer, apply for our new Storyteller in Residence position that we have brought to life alongside @arksenproject. ⁠ ⁠ For one full year, you will be part of the Oceanographic team, while travelling around the globe to communicate important ocean stories that need to be told. ⁠ ⁠ Link in bio to find out more.

"The expedition included some groundbreaking research and I wanted to make sure I captured the entire process, including scientists using the ultrasound equipment, measuring the animal, taking blood and tissue samples and the application of the satellite tags." ⁠ ⁠ A conservation expedition photographer offers a personal perspective on what it's like to be behind the lens on an impactful ocean mission. ⁠ ⁠ An excerpt of the feature 'Tag and click' by @dan_norwood that is part of Issue 24 is available via the link in our bio. ⁠

Subscribe for HALF PRICE! Enjoy 50% off a digital subscription to Oceanographic Magazine. Link in bio. As well as all new magazines, this offer includes other great Ocean Hub benefits: access to EVERY digital back issue, access to OceanViz, exclusive product discounts from us and our ocean partners, and more! All for just £12.50 for your first year. #oceanhub #magazine #digitalmag #printmag #oceanographic #oceanographicmag #oceanographicmagazine #explore #exploration #adventure #conservation #subscription #print #digital #ocean #underwaterphotographer #ocean #discount #oceanlover #backissue #publishing

Applications are now open to become Oceanographic’s first Storyteller in Residence! If you’re an ocean photographer or filmmaker with a passion for storytelling, we want to hear from you! Alternatively, if you know someone that could be a great fit, tag them under this post. Supported by @arksenproject, a £45,000 fund will help one photojournalist tell ocean conservation stories that need to be told. What stories would you tell? Application closes 10 March 2023. LINK IN BIO

Corals off Okinawa, Japan, spawn during the full moon in May. "The corals spawn countless pink bundles that contain sperm and egg. The spectacle looks like innumerable stars," explains photographer @shota_ishino.⁠ ⁠ This image is featured in our #MyOcean section of our latest issue, issue 28. Link in bio to grab a copy.

A £45,000 fund to help one photojournalist tell ocean conservation stories that need to be told. Are you an ocean photographer or filmmaker with a passion for storytelling? We want to hear from you! Applications are NOW OPEN for Oceanographic’s first ever Storyteller in Residence. Supported by @arksenproject, we want to empower you to tell the conservation stories close to your heart, to provide you with the means to bring them to life and to share them with the world during this year-long residency. Application closes 10 March 2023 LINK IN BIO