Exploring Hawaii's Underwater World

The video explores Hawaii's unique geography, focusing on its undersea volcanoes and the ancient ocean life that surrounds it. It highlights the diversity of marine life, including sharks and native fish, and discusses the cultural significance of tiger sharks. The video also addresses the conservation challenges faced by monk seals and the impact of overfishing. Finally, it emphasizes ongoing efforts to protect and explore Hawaii's underwater ecosystems.

What geological feature is responsible for the creation of the Hawaiian Islands?

• Ocean currents

• Undersea volcanoes

• Coral reefs

• Tectonic plates

Which marine creature has existed for approximately half a billion years?

• Jellyfish

• Dolphins

• Whale sharks

• Sea turtles

How do native Hawaiians refer to tiger sharks?

• Mana

• Kahuna

• Ohana

• Aumakua

What percentage of fish species in Hawaii are found nowhere else in the world?

• 20%

• 25%

• 5%

• 12%

What is the state mammal of Hawaii?

• Green sea turtle

• Spinner dolphin

• Hawaiian monk seal

• Humpback whale

What was a major threat to monk seals in the 1800s?

• Habitat loss

• Climate change

• Hunting for fur and meat

• Pollution

What is a current threat to the survival of monk seals?

• Shark attacks

• Entanglement in discarded nets

• Tourism

• Oil spills

What is being done to protect Hawaii's natural underwater life?

• Building more hotels

• Increasing fishing quotas

• Introducing new species

• Protecting land and sea areas

What technology is being used to explore deep-water areas in Hawaii?

• Drones

• Submarines and deep cameras

• Satellites

• Sonar equipment

Why is it important to explore and protect Hawaii's deep-water areas?

• To understand the ocean's depths

• To build underwater cities

• To find new tourist spots

• To increase fishing activities