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Jimena Golcher
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2011
Midas cichlids - Nicaragua(2014)
Fieldwork mini movie about Nicaraguan cichlid fishes for my MSc Biological Sciences -
Universität Konstanz (2014)
Universität Konstanz (2014)
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Weird oropendola
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Oropéndola de Montezuma (Psarocolius montezuma)en lo que parece ser un árbol de mango o algo parecido. Me llamo la atención la deformación del pico asemejando un pico cruzado. Montezuma oropendola (Psarocolius montezuma) feeding on some tree that looks like a mango tree. Its deformed bill like a crossbill drew my attention. 25/12/18 Cartago, Costa Rica
Pronghorn crossing fences near Laramie, Wyoming
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One of my favorite things about moving to Laramie is that I got to see an animal I had never heard off and ever siince never ceased to amaze me: the pronghorn. Here is a video of a herd (Antilocapra americana, US: /ˈprɔːŋ-/), Steffi H., Cody P. and I saw this weekend near the Snowies, Wyoming Pronghorn also known as speedgoat, is the only survivor of the superfamily Giraffoidea in the Americas....
Tanganyika Underwater-2018
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Underwater footage of cichlid fishes in Lake Tanganyika and more! This trip was possible thanks to support by my PhD advisor: Dr. Katie Wagner (cewagnerlab.com), University of Wyoming Center for Global Studies/ Department of Botany and Program in Ecology. Thanks for watching!
Spotted-neck otter (Hydrictis maculicollis) in Lake Tanganyika
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This Summer 2018 we were lucky to conduct some more ichthyological field work along the Tanzanian shore of Lake Tanganyika. Here is a short clip featuring a spotted-necked otter from Lake Tanganyika. This adult Hydrictis maculicollis got really close to Courtney Milledge and I while SCUBA diving and gave us this wonderful shot!
Underwater footage of Lake Tanganyika cichlids
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Me and dive buddy George Kazumbe, took underwater videos last summer 2017 using action cameras! I will post more edited footage soon, thanks in advance for your comments or questions :-) Enjoy! Learn more about my PhD dissertation work @ jimenagolcher.wordpress.com /follow me on twitter @memegb
Tucunaré-açu is the largest cichlidae in the world
So cool! Beautiful fish. Thank you for sharing! ❤
Umukeke 🇧🇮🇧🇮🇧🇮
It's amazing how peaceful everything is. No real fighting that I see.
Stunning!
Thank you! Most amazing fish on the planet. Sooo relaxing. Wish I was there with them, away from this crazy world.
Спасибо 🔥👍🏻
Nice 👍
which camera used
Fantástico... video increíble amigo....un abrazo grande
Enjoyed that more than years of keeping them in a tank. Great footage!
Lovely footage.
awesome
I have 5 aquariums set up for fish from this lake. Lelelupi, bichardi, an the shellies.
I still need to set a shelly tank up, it's about the only one I haven't tried yet
De los mejores videos que he visto, felicidades, saludos desde México Muchas gracias por compartir conocimiento 👌
Amazing channel new subscriber here🇮🇳😊👍❤️
what is the name of the black fish that appears in 1:23 of the video?
Opthalmotilapia sp. Maybe ventralis? Either that or cyathopharynx furcifer
@@funwithfish1507 it looks more like ventrails.. thanks a lot for helping me, I'll search if there is a sale of it
Love this. Someday I have to dive here, but for now I have an aquarium with 1200 liters, dedicated to Tanganyika and I enjoy it much!
Nice video! Lake Tanganyika is a truly wonderful place, with perhaps the most vivid example of ongoing evolution. I have kept and bred many of these cichlids in aquarium and they never stop to amaze me.
How come no sound?
There`s no need: I prefer the silence of diving than any "plastic music" that sometimes is added
Nice😀
in what part of the lake is the filming? I am researching to recreate the biotope! thanks !
All in the Tanzanian shore, mostly near Kipili, but there are a couple shots from the Kigoma area as well. Thank you!
I love this video, hard to find good footage like this. But I think Peacock Bass cichlids can get larger than Emperor Cichlids they are known to reach over 40 inches while emperors seem to cap at 36 inches at most.
I have the same thought, Boulengerochromis is not the biggest cichlid in the world. It does not matter much though because they are truly magnificent! I love Tanganyika and its wide variety of cichlids and other odd species. One of the wonders of the world!
Yes specifically cichla temensis at least match them in size if not slightly larger.
Well I didnt see a crocodile
Is this the same lake where the Man eater crocodile Gustave Lived ?
Jambo
Im gonna try my best to make my 180 gallon tank look like this.
Same, but 40 gal
@@gumdani Im trying as well
Same, but 10 gal. Have used a mixture of sand, and *mulm*, as well as wild caught stuff (idk exactly what they are). Am putting n. Brevis there
Why r u not doing videos
Hi
Lots of Brichardi at different depths, some nice footage there!
what does "cichlid" mean? how is the environment in the deep water?
Thanks for your questions!! -Cichlidae comes from a greek word for a type of (marine) fish. I guess the person who named the family (curiously a nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte) did not feel particularly inspired to come up with a better name. -The deep waters are considered "dead" since below 100m there is no more oxygen/nor light in the water and this represents a horizontal barrier for fish and other animals, but not for anoxic bateria. Fishermen do catch cichlids 100m deep or below (for example: Perissodus, Baileychromis, Trematocara, Bathybates) up to 200m. These must be spending limited periods of time in the waters lacking oxygen or have special adaptations to survive such anoxic conditions. The temperature in the deep water only differs from a few degrees Celsius from the surface, but very few people have studied anything besides the water chemistry/microbiology. -Lots of unknowns!
Wow my home sweet home the first variety lake and the most profound.i miss it☹☹I can name some of the fishes.thank you❤
Imagine building a glass house in the lake
I like Tanganika Lake. Please study hard.
Love this so much! Thank you for putting this together! These lakes are right up there with the Galapagos islands to me as far as the most interesting natural treasures on earth! Cant wait to go see them myself!
Thanks for your comment! 100% share your sentiment about it being one of the world's top marvels and a natural laboratory for the study of evolution. Hope you make it there soon & I'll be happy to help if you have any questions!
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
This is really beautiful. I am an editor and creator here on youtube, are you willing to collaborate?
Hi Jimena. We are a French association (named Gtroph), we are interested in all about Tanganyika lake (mostly in Tropheus) and we think your films are great ! So we did a link on one of them on our website (gtroph.fr/site/page_menu.php?id=9). Please tell me if you are ok with that or if you want us to mention something under the video. Best regards. Philippe
Thanks, fascinating information!
Stunning, thanks.
👍Thanks for posting! Love to watch 'em run! 😎
I love the video and the lake!
Thanks! :)
Where was this filmed? Great footage!
near Kigoma, on the Tanzanian side of Lake Tanganyika, thanks!