Ocean’s got talent - or why we should love fish as much as we love whales

Update: 2013-03-18

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When scientists discovered that whales sing beautiful, complex songs it helped persuade the rest of the world to stop killing them. Broadcaster, writer and aptly named marine biologist Dr Helen Scales introduces some of other gifted members of the marine realm in a talk that should get you thinking differently about things that lurk unseen beneath the waves.

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Ocean’s got talent - or why we should love fish as much as we love whales

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Ocean’s got talent - or why we should love fish as much as we love whales

Nick Saffell

Ocean’s got talent - or why we should love fish as much as we love whales