Each night, the largest migration on Earth takes place as planktonic animals rise from the ocean’s midnight zone. In this visually rich lecture, rare photographs reveal delicate larvae, gelatinous drifters, and deep-sea predators that spend their lives in complete darkness. Through blackwater diving and specialized lighting, these elusive creatures are captured in their natural habitat right off our shores in the Gulfstream. Learn how science, patience, and technique combine to make the invisible visible. Gabriel Jensen is an award-winning underwater photographer recognized for his work documenting South Florida's local but rarely seen marine life.

Live In-Person with Video Catch-up. Available 2-3 business days after the live lecture.