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Josh Harvey DOC
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Adventures on motorcycles and my fieldwork in the Flower Garden Banks Nation Marine Sanctuary.
From coast to coast and the oceans I love, Check out what you didn't know!
From coast to coast and the oceans I love, Check out what you didn't know!
Let’s see inside a Lionfish
Cleaning a little Lionfish this weekend, talking about some of the parts of the fish, as well as taking a look inside the stomach to see what the fish has been eating on
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Lionfish Invitational 2024
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Just three friends competing in a line for tournament in Destin there’s not a lot of pictures of diving or video of diving because the weather just doesn’t cooperate however this is a short video just showing the fun 
Underwater tour of Florida’s newest reef The RV Manta! (Part 2 of Sinking the Manta)
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This is the continuation from my previous video sinking of the manta. This  is a tour of Florida’s newest artificial reef the RV MANTA. The vessel landed upright at its keel. It’s 114 feet they should show you basically at 360° tour of the vessel as it now sits on the ocean bottom. This vessel set 15.9 nautical miles out of the Destin harbor. The divers were diving air, steel 130s conditions i...
Sinking the MANTA and then diving it!
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@afogg2006 invited me out to Destin’s beautiful Section of the Gulf of Mexico where we were going to sink the second largest vessel yet, to become an artificial reef. The video shows the process and basically it’s an inside look as to how these dive sites and fishing spots become where they are follow along and if you have any questions or anything like that, please comment below.
Texas Lionfish Invitational flower garden banks national Marine sanctuary June 2022
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This was the annual Lionfish invitational held in the flower gardens national Marine sanctuary 120 miles south of Galveston in the protected areas including eight scientist and 22 expert invasive specie removal divers
New favorite Texas State Park “Big Bend Ranch State Park”
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New favorite Texas State Park “Big Bend Ranch State Park”
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It sucks that lion fish are all over the Caribbean and Gulf Of Mexico. They're a problem on the east coast of Costa Rica just like in FL. They should be very good for making ceviche. I never heard of poison sacks around eggs in fish. That's nasty. I wouldn't eat those eggs. Lots of old time Floridians love fried fish roe, but it sounds risky with lion fish.
Worked on a long line boat out of Madeira Beach we would go out a hundred hundred 200 miles I would really try not to get poked by any appendage off of that fish pool even the Gill plates can give you some type of infection or something I've seen people get cut by them Gill plates and it got infected like overnight pretty good but they are excellent eating and we caught some pretty big ones big for lion fish which a big lion fish about 15 to 18 inches and that size was few and far between usually they were 10 to 12 inches long it is extremely painful if you get stuck by a fin and some people are allergic to the venom could result in death
Cool video. Thanks.
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My dad cook fish and skeleton
Love whole fried fish
Bela música, amei ❤
You can hear the tugs honking
Rip R.M.S Manta, 1987-2022
That current is definitely rockin'! Breezy as you say. (As compared to Texas winds EVERY DAY?)... 🙂
Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing.
Why would you sink it in shallow waters?
It would have been a good thing to see pictures when the ship was in operations... a long time ago
The camera man is to good
Thank you for sharing! Can't wait to see how all the little fishys and sea turtles like their new hotel lol
Can't wait myself… thanks for the support
how long do you figure it'll take for it to really get going for the reef
Initial recruitment begins almost the first week, but six months to a year it will be in full bloom
great footage, subscribed!
Thanks for the sub!
Very cool!
Thank you
The vessel hit bottom before it was fully submerged. The britanic did that.
Sure did
There's something eerie yet absolutely beautiful watching a ship sink into the water.
Love it
they never show the stuff while it goes down underwater......
It’s so turbulent videos aren’t the best
@@Spear30 I kinda like them , just the view on how it goes ! Seen maybe 5 . One took a full min do before reaching the bottom , but was mesmerized
I’m from destin
Nice
Dislike. In the oceans is too much garbage to add there another just for fun of several people.
Not at all it provides so much more. You should look into how much they help
@@Spear30 help to whom?
That's the most satisfying I've seen yet
Thanks
It's not a deep dive I would love to see the ship once settled! Was this a ferry?
I have a video tour swim through posted under my account
Nice clear water for being so shallow, it won't take long before it's teaming with life
That’s righttttttt
So cool! 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Sad. That could have become a really unique yacht.
It is a really unique artificial reef
I prefer seeing fish in Japanese ships sunk by US Navy aircraft. Been there, done that, certified for SCUBA by the US Army Corps of Engineers.
Awesome
"So I'll stop talking and let you watch" *proceeds to play god awful music instead of letting us listen*
Sorry I didn’t play what you wanted. But there was no audio to hear that I wanted on there. But thanks for the tip.
I think this should be illegal deliberately sinking ships it is cluttering are oceans as well as contaminating our oceans most likely with hazardous materials that may be on that ship
You do understand that the ship goes through an environmental protection agency inspection after a thorough hazmat, cleaning, and removal of all contaminants and debris, and the ship on the seafloor slowly dissolves into the ocean much like the natural minerals that are already there that’s why the ocean is taken back the titanic and it provides structure for re-fish to have a habitat to reproduce And further allow for recreational fishing and produce corals and actually protect the oceans. If you have any questions, please ask.
Exactly, well said.
should be banned
Why on earth shouldn’t be banned
Its stripped of all hazardous materials, its literally being done to home and protect marine life.
Waist of good recyclable steel! There is no hard evidence that doing this will help anything in the long run other than make the cost of steel go up!
This is absolutely a fabrication of the truth. There is evidence. There are multiple reports and documents about sustainable artificial reefs that help produce juvenile fish populations. It’s worth a Google rather than just assuming.
@@Spear30 im not assuming anything, its a waist of steel, there is no getting around that, steel is becoming a commodity, that is far mor important than an underwater playground for divers, marine life can make a home anywhere, in on or around things, dumping boulders is far more practical than this idiotic act of controlled pollution, plus in shallow water the oxygen level is so high these ships will be rusted to nothing in 60 to 80 years, rocks and or concrete lasts much longer!
As a man I can say this was very enjoyable
Thank you so much
I wouldn't say enjoyable. Interesting but sad.Better than being scrapped. Ex Royal Navy
That was smoke coming from the ghost engine trying to save the boat 😂
That was just all the leftover rust after sandblasting all the hazardous materials out
I used to work on the crew that ran that boat and it's sister ship that was sunk near by the M/V Dolphin. Rest well OBC-1
The dolphin should be sunk this month
Sinking Manta: Welp looks like I'm going down to bottom. Also sinking Manta: wait a minute that's Titanic, excuse me Titanic may I have your autograph, I'm a new sinker.
@@Spear30 oh thank you for clarifying, I was under the impression dolphin had been scuttled already.
@Joshua Harvey Shut your Mouth during the Video.
not sure how it would be done, but some kind of underwater footage during the sinking would be fantastic
Due to the massive turbulence in the water and the incredible silt cloud, we had multiple cameras on the ship, but there’s nothing you can see
@@Spear30 oh, okay that totally makes sense. What about some sort of drone-style underwater camera? I’m new to the marine enthusiast circle so I’m not sure what type of mobile submersible cameras exist or if they even exist at all. But a shot from a distance of the ship striking the ground would be pretty powerful in my opinion. A lot of people don’t understand how strong the acceleration and force these massive objects is when it hits the sea floor
How long is the ship, and the depth of the water?
The ship was 180 feet long the depth of the water where we place the reef was 114 feet
2:38 Was the drone pilot drunk or not existent??
It was a local news agency flying a drone
@@Spear30 You should fly it yourself if possible, that camera work was... yikes... Cool vid though still.
No time for lifeboatz
It’s crazy the speed the water claims a vessel
underrated
Thanks so much
Haha. Long time ago i was an AB on another survey vessel named MANTA (Callsign DLAU) from Geco Prakla. Nice sinking by the way. Chris
Very cool!
Why can't a single soul record the actual sink underwater. That would be the shot
Good luck finding this one soul who have such hugh balls to be under a sinking ship!😂😉
I've always wanted to see that too. Not from a diver directly underneath the vessel, of course..... But from a diver who is off to the side to film it going down to the bottom. I always wanted to know just how fast they actually go down. Like the Titanic for example... It's estimated that the bow section plummeted at a speed of 30 miles an hour before crashing to the sea floor.
@@timemachinefan Too dangerous to have divers in the water, you don't know how the ship will behave
Underwater visibility and a safe distance would have proven disappointing I think, it would have been good tho maybe an Underwater drone 🤔
We have four cameras I have the footage just with the silk loud and everything else and all the turbulent water all you see is just bubbles
Imagine if the guy in charge of releasing/cutting the tug boat line became distracted with another task...and forgot to do the more important job in hand...gulp.
There was an emergency break away on the actual battleship just for that reason
GREAT VIDEO!!! LETS DIVE,..
Appreciate it!!
LIKE YOU SAID AWSOME ,, THANK'S!!!
You're welcome!
I think I recognized that tug. She looks like one of the Robins tugs from Norfolk Va.
That tug is out of Pensacola Florida
I think you're missing the point
It's sad but good they recycled the vessel for future research and keep the marine life continuing
The hats the whole thing …. It’s a future other than scrap
HMHS Britannic also touched the sea floor before going completely under, which is why the bow of her is broken off.
I was just about to say something about that
Yup
@@LITTLE1994 true
Exactly what I was thinking
No "the" in front of HMHS, just HMHS Brittanic as the H is for a possessive noun.