The Marine Carbon Cycle Explained
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
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The marine carbon cycle consists of the biological pump, the carbonate pump and the physical pump. The biological processes of respiration, predation, death and decomposition, along with physical processes such as the thermohaline circulation, work together to remove carbon from the atmosphere and sequester it in the oceans. In this video we'll explore what makes the oceans a net carbon sink, and why the marine world is so important to the global carbon cycle.
00:00 - An Introduction to the Marine Carbon Cycle
01:52 - The Biological Pump - Diffusion of Carbon
02:36 - The Biological Pump - The Role of Phytoplankton
03:42 - The Biological Pump - Predation and the Food Web
04:52 - The Biological Pump - Diel Vertical Migration
06:30 - The Biological Pump - Marine Snow and the Deep Sea
08:14 - The Biological Pump - Whale-falls and Carrion
09:38 - The Carbonate Pump - The Formation of Limestone
10:25 - The Carbonate Pump - The White Cliffs of Dover
11:02 - The Carbonate Pump - The Role of Coral Skeletons
12:05 - The Carbonate Pump - The Shell-building Animals
13:13 - The Physical Pump - Upwelling and Downwelling
14:08 - The Physical Pump - Thermohaline Circulation
15:08 - Conclusion: The Importance of the Marine Carbon Cycle
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I do not own any of the footage. I write the script, narrate, and edit what footage I can find, which is allowed due to RUclips's 'Fair Use' policy as these films are created for educational purposes. Footage used belongs to the incredible marine conservation societies of MBARI, WHOI, Schmidt Ocean and the Ocean Exploration Institute, along with various other RUclips sources.
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This comment has made my day!! I can confirm this is a one-man show, aside from the footage itself of course :)
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How did the exam go!? :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts it went alright I guess, thank for asking 💕
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Exceptional job on this piece. You don’t see many videos explaining Earth’s carbon cycle in such great detail like this. Very relaxing tone, a soothing and somewhat spiritual viewing experience, ideal for multiple play throughs.
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@@musaritrashid1977This channel takes the time and care to put together English language subtitles, with the UK words and spellings. If you hear the words and see them at the same time, your brain will have more clues to put together an interpretation of them. That's what I'm doing with my studies .of Japanese. I hope this helps!
I thought the music tracks sounded familiar. I love the Ori games. Great upload. Keep 'em coming.
Loved that game.
Played it on series x with a lg cx. Dramatic, beautiful game.
Talk about timing! I was trying to find something to watch and then I get my notification. Lol. I love your videos.
Ay glad the timing was good! Really hope you enjoy :)
Same tho 😅
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me too!! by chance I was recommended one of his older videos and I thought, "wait a minute how young did he start?" I then searched for his first video and found this most recent one. It's beautiful to see his progress, and how he kept in touch with the practice of learning and then teaching the beauty of this planet.
Thank you so much, both of you, for the lovely comments. You’ve made my day. Making these videos has been a huge part of my life for nearly 10 years and I’ve loved every second of it! Knowing you enjoy them makes it all worthwhile.
I agree, fantastic video! May I ask by chance what your other favorite channel is?
@@mattm2451 Yes! It's 'Fascinating Horror' - a one-man show just like Natural World Facts, but he covers tragedies that happened over the years without sensationalizing any of them and being incredibly respectful of the human losses that came about from those disasters
Would highly recommend if you're in the mood for something a bit more somber :)
@@mishalesauer5074 I will definitely check it out! Thank you so much :)
Edit:Just watched the Sultana episode, fantastic! Found a lot of great channels today :))
Carbon is what makes life on this earth thrive, without we all die. This video shows how vital it is for all life.
Too little and the basic building blocks of life are unable to form.
Too much and the planet’s atmosphere becomes too unstable or too extreme to support life.
It’s a careful balancing act, fascinating stuff!
Removing all carbon from the air would create famine, both ocean and forests of grass need it.
This is what so many climate change deniers need to understand. I've actually seen the "fast carbon cycle" used by one denier as argument that CO2 levels constantly fluctuate. It took one google by myself to find major problems in his argument. Then there's content and creators such as this channel, thank god!
Glad to be of service Pete!!
I hate trying to have a conversation with either side. Both are ignorant. We are having an impact, is it so imperative we fix it at the cost of the world economy trying to stop it? No, let's invest in clean energy. Not solar or wind. We don't have the battery technology to make it worth it yet, but geothermal, and nuclear energy that's something I can get behind.
I made this blurb to copy and paste respond to them on the lack of C14 increase which is essentially the smoking gun
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Fossil Fuels come from the Carboniferous period of the Paleozoic era, plants that had lignan were brand new at this time so decomposers that consumed lignan had not evolved yet to consume the dead trees, so the remains compacted into the sediment and stored carbon while the C14 isotopes started to deplete.
The half life of the radioactive Carbon 14 isotope is 5,730 years. Fossil Fuels don't have C14 because it already depleted. Since the industrial revolution we've seen an increase in C13 and C12, NOT C14. Natural recent release has C14 and the increase of the ratio between C12 and C13 found in the atmosphere was the same ratio found in plants. This is how they knew Climate Change is anthropogenic, they saw that trend and knew there was absolutely only one thing it could of been, a plant older than 12,000 years that was depleted of C14...fossil fuels.
There has been no increase in the level of Carbon 14, but there has been an increase in Carbon 12 and Carbon 13, fossil fuels don't have Carbon 14
Probably one of the best videos on the marine carbon cycle I've seen. Fantastic!
Hey Maria, thrilled to see you in my comment section!! I’ve been utterly obsessed with your Subnautica play-through, glad you enjoyed the video :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Uh cool. Glad you're enjoying it. It's nice to comment-section-meet you 🙂. I've been following your deep sea videos. They are really good. You just nail the combination of your narration, the choice of music and footage. Looking forward to more videos.
Thanks Maria, it’s lovely to comment-meet you too. Looking forward to more of your videos! I absolutely love the ‘subnautica in real life’ theme :)
Your videos are magical, reigniting my love for biology documentaries. These give me feelings something almost the same as watching any David Attenborough film for the first time. Your delivery of all of this information is soothing, but also so incredibly informative. I can't stop watching.
Thank you Brynn, I really appreciate that. It was Attenboroughs documentaries that first ignited my love of the natural world when I was very young, so comments like yours always make me smile :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Literally the same. David Attenborough is one of my heroes and idles. His passion and love for the natural world, and its preservation, is one of my inspirations. I can see his touch in the way you deliver these videos.
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Thank you so so much for this. Hearing that my videos can have such an impact and can help you in this way is just incredible. I really hope you’re doing well, and I wish you all the best in recovering from this recent bout of pneumonia. Feel free to reach out and get in touch anytime you like, it sounds like we had quite a similar childhood with regards to being seen as the ‘weird’ kid and losing myself to nature documentaries. I too have a few comfort channels that I turn to regularly, so it’s really lovely to know I can be one for you. Have a really lovely weekend :)
- Leo
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I can't understand at very first watch , if I have to understand this I need to watch it at least three time, first time I got nothing, second time very little , third time most of the English word being spoken here need to be searched down then I can understand the concept of how .
Hey Leo Richards(I hope my attention lead me to the correct name),
I really want to applaud you for your astonishing work on this channel. Your videos are a combination of relaxation and peace, good structural build ups to information and conclusions and unique style that comes from passion. Your videos are art, your own art! And it is so inspirational! I got so into marine biology just by your videos, my fascination especially for deep see life and my knowledge for the importance of the marine ecosystem have grown so much, all thanks to you! I really appreciate your work you do for just anyone on this platform that wants to give it a shot. I look into the comments section and see that you regularly reply to comments so you really care about the people that watch your videos.
Again, thank you so much for your passion and love, thank you and god bless your soul!!!!
If you did a series reading the hobbit, lord of the rings, dune and so on id listen everyday
Omg yes
very soothing voice.
he's doing extremely important work though. Help spread awareness and make a difference and maybe there will be time for a story
Thank goodness for channels like yours. RUclips is definitely a mixed bag.
the next david attenborough in the making :)
I'm thinking that too :)
I've got bad anxiety and insomnia and often just lie awake in bed for hours. Your voice and videos are so relaxing and they help me fall asleep and turn off the anxiety. Thank you so much ❤
That’s so lovely, Lauren! Thank you for this ❤️
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Goodnight to me :) best way to relax before sleep
I wonder how long it took him to record all those shots must have took forever. God bless this dude for risking his life just to record content for his channel.
The footage isn’t mine! It was taken by the incredible scientists at marine exploration organisations like MBARI, EVNautilus, Schmidt Ocean Institute etc! Remarkable people! All I do is write, narrate and edit videos using their footage, in the hopes of communicating their findings with the world :)
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O goody time to learn about something I know absolutely nothing about . Its Always enjoyable learning something new
I'm starting to get the impression you're a fan of the Ori games.
I think he is 😂, one of my favourite game.
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I wait day in day out with batted breath for an upload from you. Today I have been rewarded for my vigilance.
Aw thanks!! I really hope you enjoy
I can’t wait for a compilation video with a bunch of these together like and hour or more long ! These are informative and very soothing . Ty.
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How’s your degree going - what are you studying? :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts sadly, I’ve already finished but I studied Environmental Science & Ecology
That sounds fascinating. I’ve just begun my marine biology degree course here in the UK
@@NaturalWorldFacts sounds like a perfect course for you! Has anyone on your course recognised who you are?
@OBI I’m loving every second of it. And yes, quite a few people recognised me, which was quite exciting but also very unexpected 😁
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Aw I’m so glad!!
I like that often the scene changes in time with the musical cues.
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These vidoes are so soothing that its the only way i can fall asleep.
My favourite RUclips channel puts out another excellent short film. Love the engaging and informative content and your voice is very soothing before bedtime. Looking forward to more videos Leo!
This channel dives so deep.. it all is part of the answer to our planet’s life.
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I say this with great discomfort but, we're going to need someone to carry the torch soon and TAG you're it buddy.
Thank you, that’s a really lovely message. Attenborough was my childhood hero, so this really means a lot to hear.
Words fall short to describe the hardwork behind & the amount of great service to the viewers.
Thank you :)
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Just beautiful! I wish I'd seen videos like this when I was a child. Thanks for sharing
I’m so glad you enjoyed :)
My day just got better!)
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As always, a wonderful experience. Your videos are both informative and relaxing, and I await each new video eagerly.
i wishe i kenw this channel earlier, i learned sooo much then i can take. big thanks for the team standing to make this channel one of the best on this plateform
You give me a lot of useful info about marine biology, tysm ☺
I love your videos! They help me relax and learn new things! Thank you
I am currently revising nutrient cycles and I’m kinda disappointed that we aren’t covering this. The way u convey it with the visuals is so calming but so informative ❤💜
You’re the only thing I’ve been able to sleep to lately
Aw hope you’ve been sleeping okay :)
This gave me all the information I need for my exams!
Well made and amazing effort mate
Thanks Alex :)
This guy's the next David Attenborough!
Thanks Leo once again. ❤️
Your videos are so awesome, both informative and soothing!
It was a pleasure watching this documentary
ThanX!
Thank you very much sir for this Video!! This is one of the best videos available on Marine Carbon Cycle!! Thanks!!
I am really interested in Marine Biology and this really helps me both relax and give information.
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I love the way you explain this world and its beauty
Captivating
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Leo, you voice is so calming I fell asleep twice after a hard day at work 🤗 once again I love your work and always look forward to the next episode that you do, keep up your amazing work it can only go from strength to strength 😘
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@@NaturalWorldFacts you always make my day with your videos 🤗💞😘
Your videos are such a pleasure to watch. Thanks a ton
Thank you so much :)
I m thankful to your channel, incredible voice, interesting topic and knowledge .
Just imagine, the air you are exhaling right now will be used thousands of years from now by phytoplankton. What an amazing thing life and all of its parts is.
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this channel needs more subs
Thanks because of you i understand 😊
This dude definitely loved earths life support systems for A Level Geog
I’ll admit, it was my favourite topic 😂
Great images and graphics, keep creating these inspiring contents!
His voice is SO marine :)
this video is wonderful! I am a high school marine science teacher, and wondering if you have a video similar to this on the nitrogen cycle?!
thank you so much for making this videos.
You never miss on videos
Yay, longer content!!
I look forward to a new video all the time! I’m such a huge fan of all things ocean 🌊🐋
You never disappoint.
Quality content as always
Thanks Jonathan :)
Another wonderfully educational and entertaining video... well done. Thank you!
Her voice is so entrancing.
For a second, I forgot this was a documentary on the marine world, and thought this was a narration on Dark Soul's fantasy lore.
This is such an important topic. Everytime someone says to me, 'who cares if whale's go extinct' or 'who cares if the reefs are dying' or 'who cares if a little plastic gets in the ocean' I get so amazingly frustrated. Most people have no idea what what carbon cycling is or why it's so important. Why don't people know?
I love this channel, always excited for more videos!
Thank you so much!!
What a video! amazing. Thank you for sharing such important info
Thanks Rebecca :D
This was very well done and I enjoyed it a great bit, but I do wish you had touched on the other side of the process. The calcium required to bind to the carbonate and make it into rock, and where it comes from.
Awesome video AGAIN. Wish this channel was more popular and so more people would be educated on the effects of climate change.