Wrapping Up Leg 2 of our Indonesian Mission

We've just wrapped up leg two of our mission in Indonesia and the operations and science teams have been working hard.
✅ Mapped 10,000 km of ocean floor
✅ 4,655 nautical miles of helicopter surveys
✅ 2,000 dolphin sightings
✅ 48 whale sightings
✅ 32 sub dives
✅ 26 ROV dives
We're off to start leg three in Indonesia, so stay tuned for even more amazing science and exploration.
Expedition organized in partnership with @brin_indonesia , the National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) of Indonesia , @kemenkomarves ,the Coordinating Ministry of Maritime Affairs and Investment (CMMAI), and scientists from
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[@brianmeachen5752]

Congratulations on the valuable research, great work 😊

[@AfroNerd-cv1dl]

I absolutely love the great work you guys are doing. If I didn't choose engineering I would definitely be out there with you

[@TheGreatSeaWater]

Wow, Love it. Great job guys!

[@docedcrib9079]

How is this funded?

[@salt4138]

how many legs does this mission have? is it a quadruped? an insect? maybe even an arachnid?

[@miriam4235]

48 whales seems like not a lot. Is it not a lot for that region, or is that a normal amount of Whales?

[@GoldenWolf115]

Seems right to me, they're massive

[@Game4oSale]

I’m thinking whatever they are using to map the ocean floor is causing distress and for them to breach the surface all in a short time.