By FootageSearch
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This video of humorous moments encountered above and below the waves highlights a range of species and behaviors that humans tend to find amusing. While people around the world work to conserve fragile oceanic environments and protect it's species, it is important to remember the joy and fascinating insights the ocean provides as well!
What is the funniest thing you've witnessed in the sea?
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