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Spawning Aggregations - Natural Numbers EP 05

Spawning aggregations are massive gatherings of fish for breeding, a behavior shared by many species across the globe in many different habitats. Spawning aggregations support some of the most productive fisheries: from multibillion-dollar industries to subsistence cultures, yet we are only beginning to understand their value for marine ecosystems and food security, and their vulnerability. In the upper Gulf of California, in Mexico, a large marine fish known as Gulf Corvina offers an insight into the importance of this behavior. With support from The Walton Family Foundation The David and Lucile Packard Foundation In collaboration with Marine Science Institute, University of Texas Science and Conservation of Fish Aggregations (SCRFA) Scripps Institution of Oceanography Production Brad Erisman Octavio Aburto Direction Jaime Rojo Script Brad Erisman Exequiel Ezcurra Octavio Aburto Jaime Rojo Photography and video Alfredo Barroso Paul Collins Richard Barnden Tania Escobar Lee & Phil Burghard / Wild Shutter Imaging Eric Clua / SCFRA Biopixel.tv DPS / Shutterstock VideoFort / Shutterstock Nimrod Amitai / Shutterstock Video editing Jaime Rojo Motion graphics Juli Martínez Music and FX Ernesto Paredano Voice over Exequiel Ezcurra Communications and social media Isaac Bazán / Romboh Andrea Bizberg Web design Yin Lai Trinidad, Estudio Setenta y Ocho Aknowledgements Coral Reef Research Foundation The Koror State Government, Palau University of Texas at Austin, College of Natural Sciences Yvonne Sadovy de Mitcheson Martin Russell Will Heyman Catalina López Isaí Dominguez, CONABIO Ana Dominguez