Account Summary
Bio
Official @NOAA account for NOAA Ocean Exploration, the only federal organization dedicated to exploring and understanding our ocean.
Followers Count
229,776
Friends Count
833
Tweets Count
6,261
List Count
2,557
Location
n/a
Verified
No
Followers Analysis (based on followers sample)
Verified
Number of Verified accounts
454
Percentage of Verified accounts
0.45%
Protected
Number of Protected accounts
10,032
Percentage of Protected accounts
9.93%
Age
Average Age of Twitter accounts
6 years
Bios
Number of users without a Bio
47,748
Number of users with a Bio
53,232
Percentage of users with a Bio
52.72%
Percentage of users without a Bio
47.28%
Worldcloud of Bios
Top 10 followers with the highest follower count
| Username | Followers Count | Friends Count | Tweet Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| JohnCena | 14100334 | 571870 | 7451 |
| NASAJPL | 3855302 | 402 | 10806 |
| ossoff | 1205898 | 1640 | 9608 |
| TheBoysTV | 1000790 | 286 | 6928 |
| nature_org | 993122 | 8722 | 33917 |
| BRUNOIERULLO | 935907 | 2085 | 1022 |
| iownjd | 777697 | 439068 | 205283 |
| SleepSkee | 710483 | 782407 | 42042 |
| localscale | 611700 | 56240 | 201 |
| tawarayat | 518320 | 258227 | 213136 |
Top 10 followers with the highest following count
| Username | Friends Count | Followers Count | Tweet Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| SleepSkee | 782407 | 710483 | 42042 |
| JohnCena | 571870 | 14100334 | 7451 |
| iownjd | 439068 | 777697 | 205283 |
| Elverojaguar | 340049 | 387546 | 383959 |
| pheltzcomics | 297836 | 296476 | 578610 |
| tawarayat | 258227 | 518320 | 213136 |
| DrEricGrabowsky | 216935 | 160777 | 15016 |
| mcspocky | 196438 | 289278 | 23761 |
| THE_THEO_FORD | 162507 | 469289 | 25112 |
| rizzreed | 142788 | 147003 | 34343 |
Top 10 followers with the highest tweet count
| Username | Tweets Count | Followers Count | Friends Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| JanRomes | 1250628 | 71292 | 19846 |
| sddphoto | 1193157 | 7182 | 6968 |
| VonRosenchild | 1165231 | 13778 | 10849 |
| SaraGomezAranci | 1096720 | 2041 | 733 |
| showark | 1038075 | 4477 | 4998 |
| CopyOfOne | 1013414 | 3375 | 4243 |
| akuma_river | 979678 | 2516 | 5000 |
| salvadorpano | 924437 | 60688 | 53948 |
| BellaDonaModels | 866399 | 2479 | 5005 |
| take6 | 840195 | 3291 | 2730 |
Top 10 followers with the highest listed count
| Username | Listed Count | Friends Count | Followers Count |
|---|---|---|---|
| JohnCena | 31674 | 571870 | 14100334 |
| NASAJPL | 18857 | 402 | 3855302 |
| Treehugger | 12575 | 7367 | 347851 |
| nature_org | 12020 | 8722 | 993122 |
| localscale | 10190 | 56240 | 611700 |
| johnmaeda | 8932 | 28363 | 398784 |
| drfeifei | 5512 | 956 | 425667 |
| iamsambee | 4107 | 1072 | 453545 |
| ossoff | 3703 | 1640 | 1205898 |
| audubonsociety | 3629 | 18118 | 223831 |
Tweets Analysis
Overview
Total number of tweets analysed
3,250
Earliest tweet was on
2017-05-01
Latest tweet was on
2023-04-22
Tweets covering
2,182 days
Types of Tweets
Number of Retweets
258
Percentage of total tweets
7%
Number of Original tweets
2,599
Percentage of total tweets
79%
Number of tweets that contain Mentions
935
Percentage of total tweets
28%
Number of tweets that were Replies
236
Percentage of total tweets
7%
Number of tweets that were Quotes
157
Percentage of total tweets
4%
Number of tweets that contain Hashtags
2,301
Percentage of total tweets
70%
Top 10 tweets with highest Retweet count
| ID | Text | Retweet count |
|---|---|---|
| 873210918829789186 | It's (finally!!) #OctopusFriday! Enjoy! https://t.co/sjkET6xpn5 | 764 |
| 1147256614358880256 | Today's #Okeanos dive has wrapped up, but if you're hungry for more, check out this shark footage -- complete with surprise ending! To learn more about this rare encounter, visit: https://t.co/X8E77cy2Rk https://t.co/33Vp4t6Qa3 | 609 |
| 1142087523931287553 | Big...or maybe we should say "giant" news! A few days ago, we posted about how Journey into Midnight expedition team was hunting for giant squid in Gulf of Mexico. Well, they found one... Take a break from #Okeanos live video for the full story: https://t.co/HAdRebectL https://t.co/6cNVH2b0IM | 587 |
| 872807759376519168 | Happy #WorldOceansDay! Isn't the ocean just magnificent? https://t.co/C5488ku8kg | 525 |
| 1480647853450084356 | We often encounter brittle stars when exploring, but usually we see them buried in sediment or entwined in coral branches. So it was an exciting surprise to see this one swimming along in the water column! Look at it go! Learn more: https://t.co/TiGilzs0Mo https://t.co/bNG571E0ma | 427 |
| 1551659318637760512 | On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has scientists stumped. The holes look human made, but the little piles of sediment around them suggest they were excavated by...something. What's YOUR hypothesis? https://t.co/iGezxV9TK8 | 422 |
| 894950367544455168 | Welcome to the Forest of the Weird -- an alien-like community of glass sponges seen on last #Okeanos expedition...right here on Earth. https://t.co/JgBmtmKOo2 | 382 |
| 1371830061553307652 | This cute chimaera stopped to say hello to ROV Deep Discoverer during a dive off FL coast, giving us a good view of the lateral lines running across its head that allow it to detect pressure waves (like our ears). Hey little, buddy! https://t.co/aoXhvduRMU | 373 |
| 1312088432357732353 | Another great thing about OCTOber? Being able to celebrate OCTOpods...especially on #OCTOpusFriday! https://t.co/DyTmuUb6yj | 340 |
| 1572611358729928704 | For your midweek moment of deep-sea Zen, we bring you a hypnotic holothurian, or sea cucumber. Seen at a depth of 3,175 meters (2 miles) near the base of submarine volcano in Indonesian waters, this graceful swimmer isn't really living up to its (vegetable) namesake, is it? https://t.co/UX3OxqASBm | 334 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Reply count
| ID | Text | Reply count |
|---|---|---|
| 1551659318637760512 | On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has scientists stumped. The holes look human made, but the little piles of sediment around them suggest they were excavated by...something. What's YOUR hypothesis? https://t.co/iGezxV9TK8 | 574 |
| 1382379534260043779 | Meet Bathynomus giganteus, aka the giant isopod! Measuring over 15 centimeters (6 inches) in length, this big buddy was spotted southeast of Puerto Rico at a depth of 860 meters (2,820 feet). We think it needs a fun name...any suggestions? https://t.co/aUVPbT1iCN | 66 |
| 1552376291621343232 | Great ideas re: origin of mysterious holes seen at 2,540 m (1.6 mi) depth during #Okeanos Voyage to the Ridge 2022! This wasn't 1st time these were seen & while scientists aren't sure how holes formed, they suspect their origin is likely biological: https://t.co/yGpbuz7phP https://t.co/dOuIjPlHX9 | 53 |
| 1147256614358880256 | Today's #Okeanos dive has wrapped up, but if you're hungry for more, check out this shark footage -- complete with surprise ending! To learn more about this rare encounter, visit: https://t.co/X8E77cy2Rk https://t.co/33Vp4t6Qa3 | 38 |
| 1142087523931287553 | Big...or maybe we should say "giant" news! A few days ago, we posted about how Journey into Midnight expedition team was hunting for giant squid in Gulf of Mexico. Well, they found one... Take a break from #Okeanos live video for the full story: https://t.co/HAdRebectL https://t.co/6cNVH2b0IM | 34 |
| 1552625114797117440 | Follow along LIVE as scientists discuss the mysterious holes on the seafloor and remotely operated vehicle pilots with the @Discover_GFOE take us in for a closer look: https://t.co/PhIY0PEDEd https://t.co/oe8gZFjOrO | 26 |
| 1356250513755361287 | Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays... We saw this particularly grumpy-looking ophidiiform cusk eel while exploring in the Gulf of Mexico at a depth of 1,585 meters (5,200 feet). https://t.co/vkQD7hT22t | 24 |
| 873210918829789186 | It's (finally!!) #OctopusFriday! Enjoy! https://t.co/sjkET6xpn5 | 24 |
| 1480647853450084356 | We often encounter brittle stars when exploring, but usually we see them buried in sediment or entwined in coral branches. So it was an exciting surprise to see this one swimming along in the water column! Look at it go! Learn more: https://t.co/TiGilzs0Mo https://t.co/bNG571E0ma | 22 |
| 1567548693070647296 | Have you heard about the latest #Okeanos mystery? Seen multiple times during off St. Croix, this "blue #goo" animal stumped scientists, who thought it might be soft coral, sponge, or tunicate (but def not a rock!). More from Voyage to the Ridge 2022: https://t.co/feZj9IgCG3 https://t.co/OM5hMaOr2m | 22 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Quote count
| ID | Text | Quote count |
|---|---|---|
| 1142087523931287553 | Big...or maybe we should say "giant" news! A few days ago, we posted about how Journey into Midnight expedition team was hunting for giant squid in Gulf of Mexico. Well, they found one... Take a break from #Okeanos live video for the full story: https://t.co/HAdRebectL https://t.co/6cNVH2b0IM | 172 |
| 1147256614358880256 | Today's #Okeanos dive has wrapped up, but if you're hungry for more, check out this shark footage -- complete with surprise ending! To learn more about this rare encounter, visit: https://t.co/X8E77cy2Rk https://t.co/33Vp4t6Qa3 | 154 |
| 1551659318637760512 | On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has scientists stumped. The holes look human made, but the little piles of sediment around them suggest they were excavated by...something. What's YOUR hypothesis? https://t.co/iGezxV9TK8 | 141 |
| 873210918829789186 | It's (finally!!) #OctopusFriday! Enjoy! https://t.co/sjkET6xpn5 | 103 |
| 1480647853450084356 | We often encounter brittle stars when exploring, but usually we see them buried in sediment or entwined in coral branches. So it was an exciting surprise to see this one swimming along in the water column! Look at it go! Learn more: https://t.co/TiGilzs0Mo https://t.co/bNG571E0ma | 80 |
| 1356250513755361287 | Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays... We saw this particularly grumpy-looking ophidiiform cusk eel while exploring in the Gulf of Mexico at a depth of 1,585 meters (5,200 feet). https://t.co/vkQD7hT22t | 61 |
| 996814061072502784 | Check out this sea cuke using its little "feet" to grab sediment to move it into its mouth to feed. The video is sped up, but it's safe to say that sea cukes move a little more quickly than their names imply! https://t.co/VKRYlUntD1 | 51 |
| 894950367544455168 | Welcome to the Forest of the Weird -- an alien-like community of glass sponges seen on last #Okeanos expedition...right here on Earth. https://t.co/JgBmtmKOo2 | 43 |
| 1458134220048642048 | Did y'all catch this SQUID?! Seen at ~2,375 meters (1.48 miles) depth during our current #Okeanos dive, this squid in the genus Magnapinna is living up to its common name of "bigfin" squid. Still a few hours left in the dive. Join us LIVE: https://t.co/rkbKfhPXaa https://t.co/y0AsU0v6N7 | 39 |
| 1463170959473614859 | Another amazing deep-sea feeding event to celebrate 20 years of @oceanexplorer! Thankful to have made this unusual observation...and thankful not to be a midwater fish being feasted upon by a shrimp (whoa). For more amazing feasts, visit: https://t.co/YYn9xGVquU https://t.co/ev6RtJnf5W | 39 |
Top 10 tweets with highest Like count
| ID | Text | Like count |
|---|---|---|
| 1480647853450084356 | We often encounter brittle stars when exploring, but usually we see them buried in sediment or entwined in coral branches. So it was an exciting surprise to see this one swimming along in the water column! Look at it go! Learn more: https://t.co/TiGilzs0Mo https://t.co/bNG571E0ma | 1704 |
| 1147256614358880256 | Today's #Okeanos dive has wrapped up, but if you're hungry for more, check out this shark footage -- complete with surprise ending! To learn more about this rare encounter, visit: https://t.co/X8E77cy2Rk https://t.co/33Vp4t6Qa3 | 1698 |
| 1371830061553307652 | This cute chimaera stopped to say hello to ROV Deep Discoverer during a dive off FL coast, giving us a good view of the lateral lines running across its head that allow it to detect pressure waves (like our ears). Hey little, buddy! https://t.co/aoXhvduRMU | 1285 |
| 1142087523931287553 | Big...or maybe we should say "giant" news! A few days ago, we posted about how Journey into Midnight expedition team was hunting for giant squid in Gulf of Mexico. Well, they found one... Take a break from #Okeanos live video for the full story: https://t.co/HAdRebectL https://t.co/6cNVH2b0IM | 1280 |
| 1551659318637760512 | On Saturday's #Okeanos dive, we saw several sublinear sets of holes in the seafloor. The origin of the holes has scientists stumped. The holes look human made, but the little piles of sediment around them suggest they were excavated by...something. What's YOUR hypothesis? https://t.co/iGezxV9TK8 | 1253 |
| 873210918829789186 | It's (finally!!) #OctopusFriday! Enjoy! https://t.co/sjkET6xpn5 | 1169 |
| 1572611358729928704 | For your midweek moment of deep-sea Zen, we bring you a hypnotic holothurian, or sea cucumber. Seen at a depth of 3,175 meters (2 miles) near the base of submarine volcano in Indonesian waters, this graceful swimmer isn't really living up to its (vegetable) namesake, is it? https://t.co/UX3OxqASBm | 1068 |
| 1356250513755361287 | Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays... We saw this particularly grumpy-looking ophidiiform cusk eel while exploring in the Gulf of Mexico at a depth of 1,585 meters (5,200 feet). https://t.co/vkQD7hT22t | 1043 |
| 1362872586544234496 | How about capping off Friday with a little sea cucumber ballet? Seen at a depth of 3,175 meters (2 miles) near the base of submarine volcano in Indonesian waters, this graceful swimmer isn't really living up to its (vegetable) namesake, is it? https://t.co/SlaBYOnxFb | 947 |
| 1537440109716336640 | Let it snow...in the ocean! Marine snow is mostly biological debris that sinks from top ocean layers to seafloor, providing food for deep-ocean animals. #OceanMonthNOAA #OceanMonth2022 📽️: Whiplash squid (Mastigoteuthis sp.) seen off New England coast https://t.co/6xVMfjGVtV https://t.co/2Ttng7OyQQ | 943 |
Top 3 Languages Used In Tweets
Top 10 Hashtags used
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| #okeanos | 1315 |
| #imageoftheday | 322 |
| #octopusfriday | 111 |
| #halloween | 64 |
| #ocean | 56 |
| #explore | 34 |
| #noaa | 28 |
| #2021techdemo | 28 |
| #deepsearch | 25 |
| #oceanmonth2022 | 23 |
Top 10 Hashtags Used In Tweets
Top 10 mentions
| Hashtag | Count |
|---|---|
| @oceanexplorer | 91 |
| @evnautilus | 42 |
| @whoi | 33 |
| @discover_gfoe | 31 |
| @noaa | 27 |
| @schmidtocean | 22 |
| @nasajpl | 14 |
| @marinesanctuary | 9 |
| @krakenrobotics | 9 |
| @fgbnms | 7 |
Top 10 mentions
Wordcloud of Tweets
Emojis used in tweets
| Emoji | Count | Emoji Text |
|---|---|---|
| 📽️ | 15 | film_projector |
| 📸 | 12 | camera_with_flash |
| 🤞 | 6 | crossed_fingers |
| ☀️ | 4 | sun |
| 👻 | 4 | ghost |
| 🐙 | 3 | octopus |
| 💙 | 3 | blue_heart |
| 🎃 | 3 | jack-o-lantern |
| ☘️ | 2 | shamrock |
| 💕 | 2 | two_hearts |
Emojis groups
| Emoji Group | Count |
|---|---|
| Objects | 31 |
| Smileys & Emotion | 14 |
| People & Body | 10 |
| Animals & Nature | 7 |
| Travel & Places | 6 |
| Activities | 3 |
| Food & Drink | 1 |
| Symbols | 1 |