Hallie Bailey and Ocean Exploration

Deborah Adams Simmons hosts a discussion with marine scientist Aaliyah Griffith and actress Halle Bailey at Epcot. Aaliyah shares her work with Mahogany Mermaids, promoting aquatic sciences among children of color. Halle discusses her journey to becoming Ariel in Disney's The Little Mermaid, including learning to swim like a mermaid. They explore the possibility of real mermaids and the mysteries of the ocean. Both guests offer advice to young people about pursuing their dreams and finding their voice.

Who is the host of the video and what is her affiliation?

• Ariel from The Little Mermaid

• Aaliyah Griffith from Mahogany Mermaids

• Deborah Adams Simmons from National Geographic

• Hallie Bailey from Disney

What is the main goal of the Mahogany Mermaids organization?

• To organize underwater expeditions

• To create mermaid costumes

• To promote swimming lessons

• To uplift children of color in aquatic sciences

What childhood activity did Hallie Bailey and her sister enjoy?

• Building sandcastles

• Playing with dolls

• Collecting seashells

• Pretending to be mermaids

What skill did Hallie Bailey learn while preparing for her role as Ariel?

• Synchronized swimming

• Sailing

• Fishing

• Surfing

What is the spiritual connection Hallie Bailey found with water?

• It is peaceful

• It is chaotic

• It is frightening

• It is noisy

What percentage of the ocean has been explored according to the video?

• 10%

• 20%

• 15%

• 5%

What did sailors historically mistake for mermaids?

• Manatees

• Seals

• Whales

• Dolphins

What is the significance of the Blue Hole in Belize mentioned in the video?

• It is a popular tourist spot

• It is a newly discovered ocean bottom

• It is a site for coral reefs

• It is a place for fishing

What advice does Hallie Bailey give to young people?

• Write your own story

• Avoid taking risks

• Follow others' paths

• Listen to everyone

What has Ariel taught Hallie Bailey about personal growth?

• To be silent

• To find her own voice

• To follow trends

• To avoid challenges