Connections Beneath the Waves

This chapter examines the impactful relationships formed through underwater tracking, emphasizing emotional connections with both wildlife and humans. It features a captivating encounter with a Cape Clawless otter, illustrating the beauty of human-animal interactions. Additionally, the discussion highlights interspecies cooperation in nature, showcasing partnerships that challenge traditional views of animal behavior.

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Craig Foster is an Oscar- and BAFTA-winning filmmaker, naturalist, author, and ocean explorer. He is the co-founder of the Sea Change Project, an NGO dedicated to the long-term conservation and regeneration of the Great African Seaforest. His film My Octopus Teacher has led to making the Great African Seaforest a global icon. His new book is Amphibious Soul: Finding the Wild in a Tame World.

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Timestamps:

[00:00] Start

[08:39] A morning ray.

[11:01] Connecting with the sea is a family tradition.

[13:24] Making The Great Dance.

[15:28] Unnatural powers granted by natural attunement.

[22:40] Observing the secret lives of animals.

[26:44] What makes Kalahari trackers so impressive?

[29:37] Connecting with nature in the big city.

[32:43] Breath holding and cold exposure.

[37:25] Land lessons via underwater tracking.