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Australian Institute of Marine Science
Subscribers 3.9K
Videos 189
Views 1.9M

Channels Like Australian Institute of Marine Science

Australian Institute of Marine Science covers tropical marine research topics, emphasizing tropical waters, reef health, marine biodiversity, water quality, and ecosystem monitoring. Content style appears to include informative videos likely spanning tutorials, reviews, and deep-dives, with recent titles referencing specific research areas and technologies such as reef monitoring, marine microbes, and the SeaSim. The channel has 3.9K subscribers, 1.9M total views, 189 videos, and posts since Aug 9, 2009, with an average of about 61.8K views per video.

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We found 35 YouTube channels similar to Australian Institute of Marine Science

ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies YouTube channel thumbnail
#1

84% relevance

Subscribers 1.5K
Videos 566
Views 221.2K
Appearances 10
SERP 92%
Similarity 79%
ningaloo reef research great barrier reef monitoring inshore coral resilience

High search overlap on reef-related topics like Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reef monitoring (84% match), with AIMS and this center both researching coral reef health and resilience, making audience interest highly aligned though content style focuses on academic reef science versus broad science communication.

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Earth Science Answers YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 3.4K
Videos 14K
Views 684.4K
Appearances 11
SERP 100%
Similarity 67%
coral reef research ocean health monitoring marine microbes research

Shared audience around coral reef research and ocean health monitoring (80% match); strong overlap in topics like marine microbes, indicating similar informational interests, but AEA emphasizes synthesized marine science outreach whereas Earth Science Answers often presents topic explainers.

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#3

68% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 6
SERP 75%
Similarity 63%
tropical marine science coral reef research ocean health monitoring

Significant overlap on tropical marine science and coral reef research (68% match) and ocean health topics, indicating a common interest with AIMS in communicating marine science to a broad audience, though TEDx uses individual speaker talks vs institutional research outputs.

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#4

66% relevance

Subscribers 703K
Videos 132
Views 65.4M
Appearances 5
SERP 60%
Similarity 69%
coral reef research tropical reef research coral reef restoration methods

Overlaps in coral reef research and restoration methods (66% match); both engage with reef restoration concepts and tropical reef topics, but Mossy Earth leans more toward nature-based solutions storytelling while AIMS provides empirical marine science.

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#5
Stockholm Resilience Centre

65% relevance

Subscribers 9.3K
Videos 625
Views 1.7M
Appearances 4
SERP 58%
Similarity 69%
ocean health indicators

Overlap in ocean health indicators and systems thinking (65% match); reflects shared emphasis on resilience and monitoring of marine environments, though SRC concentrates on global resilience theory while AIMS focuses on empirical marine science data.

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#6

63% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 6
SERP 59%
Similarity 66%
marine microbes research marine ecosystem health sea life conservation

Broad overlap on marine topics like marine microbes, ecosystem health, and sea life conservation (63% match); TED reaches general audiences with varied content, whereas AIMS presents institution-driven marine science findings.

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (84% match) and Earth Science Answers (80% match) as top contenders. Both overlap with the Australian Institute of Marine Science on tropical reef research, coral reef monitoring, ocean health, and marine microbes topics, aligning with queries like ningaloo reef research, coral reef research, and ocean health monitoring. TEDx Talks (68% match), Mossy Earth (66% match), and Stockholm Resilience Centre (65% match) also compete on related themes such as tropical marine science, coral reef restoration, and ocean health indicators. Australian Institute of Marine Science has 3.9K subscribers, while the top competitors range from 703K to 44.2M subscribers, highlighting size differences despite overlapping topics and queries.

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#7 63% UBC Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries 77% 1.0K 42% 3
#8 61% Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority 76% 2.8K 39% 4
#9 61% CSIRO 73% 36K 43% 5
#10 61% NOAA Fisheries 78% 13.5K 37% 2
#11 60% CEOAS - Oregon State 76% 1.2K 35% 2
#12 59% Whispers-Wild 62% 575K 53% 4
#13 58% Wild Waters - Animal Documentaries 76% 58.4K 31% 1
#14 57% Next Generation Science 67% 251K 42% 2
#15 57% Great Barrier Reef Foundation 78% 1.2K 25% 4
#16 57% Netflix ▶ 62% 32.9M 49% 4
#17 56% Natural World Facts ▶ 72% 1.0M 33% 4
#18 56% HelloReef 73% 10.7K 31% 2
#19 56% National Geographic ▶ 63% 25.9M 45% 9
#20 55% Ocean Foundation 75% 4K 25% 1
#21 55% Reef Rookies - Teaching you Saltwater Aquaria 73% 21.1K 29% 4
#22 55% Ecosystem Essentials 66% 1.9K 39% 4
#23 55% BBC Earth ▶ 68% 14.3M 35% 2
#24 54% Cool Green Science 74% 1.5K 25% 1
#25 54% Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory 69% 53K 31% 1
#26 51% KPBS Public Media 64% 91.8K 31% 1
#27 50% CIFAR 65% 3.6K 28% 2
#28 50% University of Delaware 62% 15K 31% 1
#29 49% WWLTV 59% 635K 34% 6
#30 49% Hank Green ▶ 63% 3M 29% 3
#31 48% Be Smart ▶ 64% 5.8M 25% 1
#32 48% The Economist ▶ 61% 3.9M 28% 2
#33 48% TIME ▶ 57% 1.5M 34% 2
#34 47% BBC News ▶ 59% 19.4M 28% 4
#35 46% FOX Weather 58% 1.0M 26% 4

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Australian Institute of Marine Science?

ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies — 84% match, 1.5K subscribers; Earth Science Answers — 80% match, 3.4K subscribers; TEDx Talks — 68% match, 44.2M subscribers. They share a focus on science topics and marine/earth science themes, aligning with Australian Institute of Marine Science's interests in marine science and biodiversity.

What type of content does Australian Institute of Marine Science make?

Australian Institute of Marine Science makes science-focused content about marine life and ecosystems, as reflected in titles like Pacific triton hunts and eats crown-of-thorns starfish, Marine Biodiversity, Reef Monitoring, and Marine Microbes. Upload frequency appears to average several videos with an overall average of about 61.8K views per video, based on recent video view counts.

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