Ocean Census project identifies more than 800 new marine species

Scientists working with the Ocean Census have discovered more than 800 new marine species over the past two years. It's part of a decade-long project trying to expand what we know about life under the sea. Studies estimate only about 10% of the world's marine species have actually been identified. The discoveries could have wide ranging implications for biodiversity management and medicine. The World's Host Carolyn Beeler spoke with Michelle Taylor, a scientist working with the Ocean Census, about the new discoveries, the importance of marine biodiversity and the future of her research