Sharkbook: Wildbook for Sharks

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Event ID: youtube:EoKCP-a48e8

Occurrence ID: b08d28ae-4848-4eb2-bf55-aea18895e03f

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Metadata

Number: a5068843-c450-4544-a40e-1135eeff6fe5

Date created:	2019-01-07 08:37:34
Date last edited:	2019-01-07

Workflow state: approved

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Wildbook A.I.

Affiliation: Wild Me

"I am the artificial intelligence that searches social media for usable whale shark sighting data."

Measurements

Type	Size	Units
Length		Meters
Water Temperature		Celsius

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Taxonomy Rhincodon typus

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Auto-sourced from YouTube Parent Video: EoKCP-a48e8

From YouTube video: Our Favorites 2018 Dive Clips: with THE DEE'S

These are some of our favorites dive clips of 2018 : #10 -This puffer came up to us and followed us around like a little puppy. It was soooo cute. #9 - This was our first time seeing a walking fish!!! Not something that you see everyday. #8 - This was the first time we saw a lion fish swimming/ commuting on his way to work. #7 - We stumbled onto this puffer in the middle of everything #6 - We impressed with the photogenic skills of this eel, as he stopped for a fan picture. #5 - This was our second time seeing an octopus being harrassed by his neighbors. #4 - Has anyone EVER seen a swimming/moving alligator fish??? #3 - Come on, who doesn't like clown fishes? They're always so cute. #2 - This family of dolphins came by to congratulate us for completing our Open Water Diver Certification. There was actually 4 in the upper right corner. #1 - What can we say... whale sharks are COOL!!! ____________________________________________________________________ We are a German and American couple sharing diving excursions, vacation tips, travel reviews, and event highlights. TRAVEL & DIVING is our focus, but of course we enjoy GOOD FOOD Don't be shy visit our other channel: TASTY SHORTIES for some excellent "how to"food topics

tags: ["Diving","Couple","Unterwasser","Underwater","Rotes","Meer","Red","Sea","Worldwide","Travel","Vacation","Budget","Events","German","English","Egypt","Turkey","#hurghadadivers","#letsgofriends","#diving","#KandUletsgofriends","#scubadivingaddicts","#divingaddicts","#funnydivers","#redsea","#redseadivers","buceo"]

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Auto-sourced from YouTube Parent Video: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EoKCP-a48e8">EoKCP-a48e8</a>From YouTube video: Our Favorites 2018 Dive Clips: with THE DEE'SThese are some of our favorites dive clips of 2018 :

#10 -This puffer came up to us and followed us around like a little     puppy.  It was soooo cute.
#9 - This was our first time seeing a walking fish!!! Not something that     you see everyday.
#8 - This was the first time we saw a lion fish swimming/     commuting on his way to work.
#7 - We stumbled onto this puffer in the middle of everything
#6 - We impressed with the photogenic skills of this eel, as he     stopped for a fan picture.
#5 - This was our second time seeing an octopus being harrassed by     his neighbors.
#4 - Has anyone EVER seen a swimming/moving alligator fish???
#3 - Come on, who doesn't like clown fishes? They're always so cute.
#2 - This family of dolphins came by to congratulate us for     completing our Open Water Diver Certification.  There was     actually 4 in the upper right corner.
#1 - What can we say... whale sharks are COOL!!!
____________________________________________________________________

We are a German and American couple sharing diving excursions, vacation tips, travel reviews, and event highlights.

TRAVEL & DIVING is our focus, but of course we enjoy GOOD FOOD

Don't be shy visit our other channel: TASTY SHORTIES for some excellent "how to"food topicstags: ["Diving","Couple","Unterwasser","Underwater","Rotes","Meer","Red","Sea","Worldwide","Travel","Vacation","Budget","Events","German","English","Egypt","Turkey","#hurghadadivers","#letsgofriends","#diving","#KandUletsgofriends","#scubadivingaddicts","#divingaddicts","#funnydivers","#redsea","#redseadivers","buceo"]

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bestDetectionConfidence: 0.8502

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frameSplitNumber: 2

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