Being Different If You're a Weddell Seal in Antarctica
This video explores individual variation found among Antarctica's Weddell seals, and what those differences might mean for the future of this southern...
Weddell Seal Science
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Video podcasts about Antarctica Weddell seals, and the work of the ecologists based at Montana State University who study these magnificent animals. This is one of the longest running population studies ever of a long-lived mammal, and involves the southernmost mammal on our planet. More information on this Weddell seal research work available at WeddellSealScience.com.
Weddell Seals and a Massive Iceberg Event
The resilient Weddell seals of Erebus Bay in Antarctica's Ross Sea, and how they responded to a massive iceberg event that blocked access to some of t...
Deploying to Antarctica
The first step is getting there! The Weddell seal field research team based at Montana State University travels to Antarctica through the U.S. Antarct...
Why Study Weddell Seals?
A functioning population of apex predators in a pristine Antarctic marine environment provides a unique opportunity to learn more about our world, and...
The Magnificent Weddell Seal
Fascinating video look at life underwater and on top of the sea ice for the southernmost mammal on our planet. Interview on location in Antarctica wit...
Grad Students Working in Antarctica
Weddell seal ecology field work in Antarctica by MSU graduate students!
Internet from Remote Antarctica!
Connecting to the world from our remote field camp in Antarctica thanks to the US Antarctic Program's IT Comms specialists.
Weddell Pup Swimming & Survival
Are some Weddell pups couch potatoes? Ecologists from Montana State University are investigating the role of Weddell seal pup swimming activity in sea...
Antarctica Field Work
Video dispatch from Antarctica as our 2010 Weddell seal study field season was getting underway. With the remote field camp in place at the beginning ...
To Study Weddell Seals
Iconic predators, incredible divers, unforgettable pups! These beautiful animals are the subject one of the longest running population studies ever of...