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48 webisodes match the national science standard Regulation and behavior:
Leafy Seadragons of South Australia
Webisode 125
Night DIving with Sharks
Webisode 124
Red Sea Night Dive
Webisode 123
Tiger Sharks with Coyote Peterson
Webisode 120
Bonaire Coral Farm
Webisode 119
Shark Island, Oman
Webisode 117
Elizabeth and the Manatees
Webisode 114
Zebra Sharks of Oman
Webisode 113
Gray Seals of New England
Webisode 111
The Alewife Run
Webisode 105
Sand Tiger Sharks of North Carolina
Webisode 98
Muck Diving in Florida
Webisode 91
Shark Tonic Immobility
Webisode 90
Sea Turtle Rescue
Webisode 89
Marine Biology
Webisode 86
Night of the Mantas
Webisode 76
Invasive Species
Webisode 72
The Biology of Sponges
Webisode 66
Bull Sharks
Webisode 61
Sailfish!
Webisode 58
Humpback Whales
Webisode 47
Shark Biology
Webisode 45
Defense in the Sea
Webisode 44
Cleaning Stations
Webisode 43
Color and Camouflage
Webisode 42
Coral Reefs
Webisode 41
Antarctic Adventure
Webisode 34
Shark Suckers
Webisode 33
The King of Crustaceans
Webisode 32
Feeding Frenzies
Webisode 31
Anemonefish and Clownfish: The Real Nemo
Webisode 30
Sea Stars
Webisode 29
Greenland Sharks
Webisode 28
Venomous Fish
Webisode 27
Wolffish
Webisode 25
Mangrove Forests
Webisode 24
Sea Turtles
Webisode 23
Tropical Fish Rescue
Webisode 21
Mantas of Yap
Webisode 20
Stingray City with Guy Harvey
Webisode 19
Whale Sharks
Webisode 18
Mandarinfish
Webisode 17
Killer Clams
Webisode 14
The Mysterious Hammerhead
Webisode 11
Swimming with Manatees
Webisode 9
The Bandana Game
Webisode 8
Blue Shark Adventure
Webisode 1
Toothed Whales
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