He’s Plankton and he’s taking over the world! PLANKTON: THE MOVIE arrives this Friday March 7 only on Netflix! | Netflix Family

You know his name. PLANKTON: THE MOVIE is here! | Netflix

A high-tech underwater microscope and camera system housed under Scripps Pier is giving us a closer look at plankton in their natural habitat. Developed by Scripps scientist Jules Jaffe and colleagues, the Scripps Plankton Camera System has captured more than a billion images to date! See for yourself: http://spc.ucsd.edu | Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Did you know that many large marine animals start their lives tiny? The term "plankton" describes a wide range of critters with one thing in common, they can't swim against ocean currents. Despite their tiny size, they are extremely important to understand as many economically and ecologically important animals start their lives out in the plankton stage! In this video, join scientists as they use specialized nets and cameras to learn more about plankton and how they're distributed throughout th

Most plankton are tiny drifters, wandering in a vast ocean. But where wind and currents converge they become part of a grander story … an explosion of vitality that affects all life on Earth, including our own. | Deep Look • PBS