Watch episode 1: Positive Shark Awareness
There are over 400 types of sharks swimming in the world’s oceans, but they can look very different to each other. Check out what makes these two South Australian species similar and different, and then design your own shark to live in the Great Southern Reef!
Watch episode 3: Climate Change
We can help our sea creatures by reducing our environmental impact at home. This could include using less water and electricity, planting trees or your own food at home, composting and recycling, or going for a bike ride instead of a ride in the car. Draw yourself with Porci doing some of these climate positive activities
Watch episode 4: South Australian Coastline
The South Australian coastline has a combined length of 4,204km, consisting of 3,273km of mainland coastline, 458km of coast on Kangaroo Island and a further 473km of coast spread across 106 islands. South Australian waters are rich and unique and part of the Great Southern Reef, where up to 90% of its species are endemic to the area.
Download the Great Southern Reef word search
Watch episode 5: The Size of Whales
Whales are huge, majestic creatures, and we mean huge. How do whale sizes compare?
Download the Size of Whales activity sheet
Download the Size of Whales answer sheet
Watch episode 6: Australian Sea Lion
About 80% of sea lions in the entire world, live right here in South Australia. Most people confuse the seal lion with seals, and though they are pretty similar, they are not the same.
Watch episode 7: Sustainable Fishing
We all have to do our part to stop over fishing, so all marine life can replenish. If you want to go fishing, always make sure to only catch what you need, don’t take fish that are too small or too young, and use the right bait, just check the rules for each fish in your area.
Can you help keep our oceans healthy with Fish Scramble?
It's easy to play, just unscramble the fish words and use the numbered letters to discover the secret phrase about responsible fishing.
Watch episode 8: Water Wonders
Get ready to be amazed by mind-blowing facts about water! Did you know that only a tiny fraction of Earth's water is fresh and available for us to use? Or that South Australia is the driest state on the driest inhabited continent?
