Call me cliche, but there's something about standing on a beach. I mean, no matter where I am in the world,

I always gravitate to the sea. Even if only for a moment, I mean, just to stare and soak it in,

there's something so healing, it just soothes my soul.

Maybe it's the Hawaiian local girl in me.

Maybe it's all the mysteries and magic the sea holds.

Or maybe it has to do with how powerful and overwhelming it all is.

I mean, how the open waters could swallow us whole if Mother Nature

commanded it to. But when you hear the ocean covers 71% of the Earth's surface and 80% of our oceans

have yet to be explored, well, how can you not be mystified by that? And the things

that live inside of it. I couldn't agree more. The ocean has always been such a healing and

mystical place to me too. Maybe it's because I was born in a hospital that used to be right in

front of Waikiki Beach.

The crashing waves, the feeling of the sand between my toes, seeing thousands of beautiful sea

animals, and even sharks have captivated my soul my entire life.

Well, scientists say that there are approximately 1 to 2 million marine species that remain undiscovered.

Let me say that again for everybody listening.

One to 2 million.

Which means there are living beings on our planet that we know nothing about.

They are completely alien to us.

So when you hear about sightings of a half human, half fish creature,

are you ready to rule that out as a possibility?

Don't answer that just yet,

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