Watch our Most Popular NOAA Ocean Today Videos of 2025

Ideal resources for educators and everyone who loves the ocean!

Most Popular Videos of 2025! We're spotlighting 10 of our most popular 2025 videos—easy-to-use, classroom-friendly resources that also work great for anyone who just loves the ocean. Pick one for a quick warm-up, a full lesson hook, or a curiosity break. 1. What is Ocean Today?  New here? This quick explainer shows what Ocean Today is all about and how our videos help turn ocean science into "I get it" moments. Play Video (1:25) 2. Teek and Tom - What's the Difference Between Weather and Climate?  Teek, a friendly alien, teams up with former NOAA climate scientist Tom Di Liberto to explore Earth's ocean and atmosphere. Along the way, they break down the difference between weather and climate in plain language. Play Video (16:08) 3. Creatures of the Deep: Anglerfish A deep-sea creature that looks like sci-fi, but it's real—and it's a perfect launch point for adaptations and life in extreme environments. Play Video (:58) 4. The Water Cycle  A clear, ocean-connected look at how water moves through our world, and why the ocean is the engine behind it all. Play Video (2:42) 5. The Titanic Wrecksite Go beyond the movie and explore the real wrecksite—what we've learned, how we study it, and why it matters. Play Video (2:16) 6. Rip Current Survival Guide Rip currents are common, fast, and often misunderstood—this video shows what they are and what to do if you're caught in one. Quick watch, high impact. Play Video (3:10) 7. Whale Anatomy A clear tour of whale body design. Perfect for comparing marine mammals to land mammals and spotting the adaptations that make ocean life possible. Play Video (3:36) 8. Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico What happens when a region of the ocean runs low on oxygen? Learn how dead zones form and why they matter for marine life, fisheries, and coastal communities. Play Video (4:42) 9. Sea Otter Anatomy Sea otters look cute, but their bodies are built for a cold ocean lifestyle—think dense fur, serious appetite, and constant grooming. A fun way to connect anatomy to survival. Play Video (2:26) 10. Tsunami Awareness A straightforward guide to what tsunamis are, how warnings work, and what "get to high ground" really means. Ideal for understanding the science behind tsunamis. Play Video (3:17) Discover hundreds of videos about our ocean at NOAA Ocean Today

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