The President of Tenerife has hailed the "important scientific work" of local and international explorers who have discovered new species in the waters around the Canary Islands.
Rosa Davila was speaking on a visit to Radazul to meet scientists on the Ocean Census Macaronesia Mission, who are learning more about what lies deep in the volcanic waters of the archipelago on a month-long marine expedition involving submersible dives to 300m below the surface.
SOURCE OCEAN CENSUS
RESTRICTIONS GLOBAL ACCESS ALL PLATFORMS IN PERPETUITY, NO ARCHIVE RESALES
ON SCREEN CREDIT : OCEAN CENSUS
DURATION 2.21
LOCATION SHOT: RADAZUL,TENERIFE
DATE SHOT: DECEMBER 13, 2023
SHOT LIST
1. Top shot of the science team with President Davila in front of the Pisces VI submersible at radazul Marina,Tenerife.
2. Sample being lifted from submersible box
3. Dr Leopoldo Moro , co-director of Ocean Census Macaronesian Mission talking to the President
4. Other scientists gathered round
5. Photo call with President in front of submersible
6. Cutaway TV crews
7.Presentation of two polystyrene cups taken by the science team on a dive to the deep given to President Davila to show how pressure in the ocean shrinks them in size
8. President climbs aboard submersible
9. President meets submersible pilot Scott Water
10, Portholes on submersible
11. Ocean Census submersible tower
12.SOUNDBITE ROSA DAVILA TENERIFE PRESIDENT (SPANISH)
The most important thing is the scientific work that is being done and above all, the number of new species that are appearing. (That is)thanks to the work of Ocean Census and all the scientists who are researching, thanks to the fact that we have a submarine that allows us to reach depths that are never easy to reach.
13. Ocean Census mobile laboratories and scientists outside
14. Cutaway of sign
15. President meets the science team in laboratory
16. Specimen in tank
17. Wide shot science team with President