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Subscribers 3.8K

Videos 186

Views 1.8M

Channels Like Australian Institute of Marine Science

Australian Institute of Marine Science covers tropical marine research topics, marine biodiversity, reef monitoring, ocean health, and related environmental science through videos and informational content. The channel emphasizes insights from Australia’s tropical waters and tropical reef research, with content styles that include educational overviews, ecosystem health discussions, and technology demonstrations such as reef monitoring and sea simulations. It publishes 186 videos since joining Aug 9, 2009, with an average view count around 61.8K per video and an overall presence in search terms like tropical marine science, coral reef research, and reef water quality.

Results last updated 4 months ago.

Similar Channels

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

#1

ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies

84% relevance

Subscribers 1.5K

Videos 566

Views 220.4K

Appearances 10

SERP 92%

Similarity 79%

ningaloo reef research great barrier reef monitoring inshore coral resilience

Shares a clear focus on coral reef science and monitoring (e.g., Ningaloo and Great Barrier Reef themes) and targets similar audiences, with high search similarity (84%) indicating overlapping query interest, though content style diverges from AIMS' institution-led, policy-oriented marine science.

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#2

Earth Science Answers view on YouTube ▶

80% relevance

Subscribers 3.4K

Videos 14K

Views 684.4K

Appearances 11

SERP 100%

Similarity 67%

coral reef research ocean health monitoring marine microbes research

Addresses coral reef research and ocean health monitoring like AIMS, resulting in high search overlap (80%); however, content emphasizes general Earth science explanations rather than AIMS's coast-to-ocean marine research programs.

#3

TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

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

Covers tropical marine science and coral reef topics along with ocean health, yielding strong search overlap (68%); yet TEDx content is talk-format and broad in scope, not organism-focused institutional marine research like AIMS.

#4

Mossy Earth

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

Discusses coral reef research and restoration methods, aligning on queries about reef restoration; moderate content similarity (66%), indicating more emphasis on environmental storytelling and projects than AIMS's formal scientific programs.

#5

Stockholm Resilience Centre

65% relevance

Subscribers 9.3K

Videos 625

Views 1.7M

Appearances 4

SERP 58%

Similarity 69%

ocean health indicators

Shares interest in ocean health indicators and resilience concepts common to marine science discourse, reflected in a solid search match (65%), though the Center emphasizes resilience science and indicators rather than AIMS-specific field research.

#6

TED view on YouTube ▶

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

Delivers content on marine microbes, ecosystem health, and sea life conservation, creating notable search alignment (63%); however, TED's presentation style and breadth differ from AIMS's targeted, institution-led marine research output.

Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies (84% match) and Earth Science Answers (80% match) as top contenders. They, along with TEDx Talks (68% match) and Mossy Earth (66% match), compete on overlapping queries such as coral reef research, tropical marine science, and ocean health monitoring. The top two by match are ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies and Earth Science Answers, which focus on similar topics like Ningaloo reef research, great barrier reef monitoring, coral reef resilience, and ocean health metrics. Australian Institute of Marine Science has 3.8K subscribers, while ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies has 1.5K subscribers and Earth Science Answers has 3.4K subscribers, indicating smaller or comparable audience sizes relative to the channel. Shared queries include coral reef research, ocean health monitoring, and marine microbes research, demonstrating alignment in content focus and search terms.

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29 additional channels that were close

Rank	Relevance	Channel	Similarity	Subscribers	SERP	Appearances
#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%	35.9K	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%	580K	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%	11.1K	31%	2
#19	56%	National Geographic ▶	63%	25.9M	45%	9
#20	55%	Ocean Foundation	75%	4.0K	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%	52.7K	31%	1
#26	51%	KPBS Public Media	64%	92.3K	31%	1
#27	50%	CIFAR	65%	3.6K	28%	2
#28	50%	University of Delaware	62%	15.3K	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

Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

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) and Earth Science Answers (80% match, 3.4K subscribers) are the top competitors. They share a focus on marine science topics and coral reef science, similar to Australian Institute of Marine Science.

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

Australian Institute of Marine Science creates science-focused content about marine life and ecosystems, as reflected in titles like Pacific triton hunts and eats crown-of-thorns starfish, Marine Microbes, Marine Biodiversity, Reef Monitoring, and The Australian Institute of Marine Science. The channel posts videos with an average view count around 61.8K per video and appears to have multiple uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Australian Institute of Marine Science?

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