Underwater Photography and Marine Life

Michaela Cobra Nova shares her experience of encountering a humpback whale, highlighting the shared evolutionary trait of oxygen conservation. As an underwater photographer, she captures air-breathing marine animals like seals, seabirds, dolphins, and turtles. Michaela uses snorkeling and free diving techniques, along with streamlined equipment, to document these creatures just below the water's surface, allowing her to move freely and mimic their energy and movement.

What shared evolutionary trait does the narrator mention when encountering a humpback whale?

• Ability to communicate underwater

• Conserving oxygen to survive underwater

• Using echolocation for navigation

• Having a streamlined body shape

What is the profession of the narrator?

• Oceanographer

• Scuba diving instructor

• Underwater photographer

• Marine biologist

Which of the following animals does the narrator photograph underwater?

• Octopuses

• Jellyfish

• Seals

• Sharks

What techniques does the narrator use to document marine life just below the water's surface?

• Snorkeling and free diving

• Underwater drones

• Submarine exploration

• Scuba diving

What advantage does free diving provide the narrator when photographing marine animals?

• Access to deeper ocean levels

• Freedom to move with the animal and mimic its energy

• Ability to stay underwater indefinitely

• Protection from underwater predators