It's so good that you and your ever changing crew are all back on deck and uploading your magical lived experience's. SYLFIA just gets better and better cared for!
Amy, I love your narrative about the seahorses. Your voice is perfect for storytelling. Thanks for sharing.Welcome aboard to the new crew. Happy New Year to the entire crew and the Expedition Drenched fans. 🥳🎊
Saw you guys surprisedly on the harbour with great excitement. Have grown up sailing, snorkelling, diving this incredible place. Penguins, pilot whales, dolphins, seals and occasional humpbacks aside from the critters. Very fortunate we are. Thanks for visiting and beautifully showing some of its gems. 👍
Welcome back. The underwater life you captured at night in Sydney Harbor was astonishing, fascinating!! This is the 'Expedition Drenched' we know & admire. Amy: out of the park narration 👊🏻. Video overall is tighter, more informative, less scattered, while still retaining the chill vibe. 💙💙💙
Always good to see another episode .. Sylvia is looking great as are the crew. I'm pretty sure we are seeing stuff from a month or more back .. so just want to say .. in a current way .. have a really nice day!
Some of the most beautiful underwater shots of amazing creatures I have ever seen. The photo quality was fantastic. What a groovy, talented and very funny crew you are. Can't wait to follow your new adventures. I wish I was with you in person.
I'm new to your channel TODAY. I binged watched many episodes this afternoon, as it's 30 + C here in The Blue Mountains NSW Australia. I follow SLV, Delos, Ruby Rose, Catalpa, Barefoot Doctors, Zatara, Kara & Nate, .Max & Occy, now you guys. Such amazing content.
You lucky bastards.Thats what I call living the dream.The underwater camera work in the harbour was excellent.Reality at its best good luck to you all.
Remarkable how quickly English speaking South Africans pick up the Kiwi accent! I come from Durban on the East coast, and whenever I'm in the UK, people very often assume I'm a Kiwi.
You poor guys and gals!! Things could be worse... yeah?? Good luck with the adventures!! Sail safe, enjoy Tazzy! I lived there for two years on the east coast. Stop in at Bicheno. Have a surf at Redbill beach. Tell 'em Noel said HI!!! Best eating fish down there is the stripey trumpeter. Lives at around 120 feet of water. Crumbed and deep fried in cotton seed oil... mmmmm!! Super good! Don't forget the abalone and lobster as well.
It is, look at the water quality and the massive sea life just chilling out within 2 miles of Australia biggest city. Sydeny harbour is wonderful for diving at night.
She says that shark nets don't have a good reputation for protecting swimmers. Well in fact, I live in Sydney and know that anchorage extremely well (Clifton Gardens beach) and those shark nets at CGB have protected swimmers AND shark nets up and down Australia's coast have a LONG HISTORY of protecting swimmers. These short term visitor-experts to Australia should GO HOME. The reason why there's not many shark attacks now and the last 40 years is BECAUSE of shark nets, but Sea Shepherd and 'friends' want to see them gone and Australian swimmers no longer protected.
First off that girl you speak of is Australian. Before I answer I will tell you that I am fully aware that Sydney had its first white shark related death in 60 years of a fellow ocean lover and advocate. What shark nets have done is entangled two whales in Gold Coast in the last two years. As well as entangle turtles, rays and every other kind of marine animal you can think of, dead entangled animals attract sharks 🦈 Australian marine experts & sea Shepard Australia have been calling for the end of shark nets for years. Take a minute a watch the culling documentary and envoy shark cull. And you’ll find your fellow Australians fighting the good fight. These short term visitors to the ocean who are afraid of sharks…. And think it’s an answer to endanger the ocean wildlife with nets placed in their home, Should probably stay home…. On land.
@@ExpeditionDrenched Yeah, yeah, shark nets do work well. Hahahaha, Sea Shepherd, are you a member? I bet you are. Now I've got it, you are a branch office of Sea Shepherd. All that money coming in, must be a lot, what do you do with it? Just a question.
Are you talking about all the shopping bags? Just FYI. All single use plastic bags have been banned for use here in Sydney and have been removed from stores. They are probably biodegradable bags.
I agree with Noone about the Seahorse segment. Overall much better content. But the editing gets a bit choppy beforehand. Consider stretching the screen time of the sea creatures out to at least five to ten beats. After all they are the star of the show, no matter how effervescent the young lady from (Espania?)
Sounds lovely.. wait what 3:11 so nature 'AS-IS' not already "Equal".. male carries and births...male?, not sure if your observation is universally applicable. So what defined the other one as the 'female' role, did she eat him or spin him into a web after the birth. 😂
It's so good that you and your ever changing crew are all back on deck and uploading your magical lived experience's. SYLFIA just gets better and better cared for!
Thank you for your video, as an ex military diver myself, you did a great job 🙂🙂
Great to see the expedition return. Welcome to returning and new crew.
Amy, I love your narrative about the seahorses. Your voice is perfect for storytelling. Thanks for sharing.Welcome aboard to the new crew. Happy New Year to the entire crew and the Expedition Drenched fans. 🥳🎊
Good to know there are still so many cool animals thriving by Sydney. Who doesn't love seahorses?
Spectacular underwater filming!
Saw you guys surprisedly on the harbour with great excitement. Have grown up sailing, snorkelling, diving this incredible place. Penguins, pilot whales, dolphins, seals and occasional humpbacks aside from the critters. Very fortunate we are.
Thanks for visiting and beautifully showing some of its gems. 👍
Amy is our Mikimoto akoya pearl of the sea …🎆💎
Good to see a new Video. Awesome
Great to have you back! Great, super interesting episode, hope your break was fruitful! Can’t wait to see what’s next!
Welcome back. The underwater life you captured at night in Sydney Harbor was astonishing, fascinating!! This is the 'Expedition Drenched' we know & admire. Amy: out of the park narration 👊🏻. Video overall is tighter, more informative, less scattered, while still retaining the chill vibe. 💙💙💙
Always good to see another episode .. Sylvia is looking great as are the crew. I'm pretty sure we are seeing stuff from a month or more back .. so just want to say .. in a current way .. have a really nice day!
Some of the most beautiful underwater shots of amazing creatures I have ever seen. The photo quality was fantastic. What a groovy, talented and very funny crew you are. Can't wait to follow your new adventures. I wish I was with you in person.
Merry Christmas Nate and Sylfia crew, all the best regards from here on the West Coast side of Australia 🌏 Batavia Coast 🙏🖖🤟
Great to see you back Expedition Drenched! Happy New Years and great episode!
I'm new to your channel TODAY. I binged watched many episodes this afternoon, as it's 30 + C here in The Blue Mountains NSW Australia. I follow SLV, Delos, Ruby Rose, Catalpa, Barefoot Doctors, Zatara, Kara & Nate, .Max & Occy, now you guys. Such amazing content.
Incredible underwater footage is back and love the narrating, Oscar material.
That night dive footage is spectacular. Thank you very much.
Amazing video! Nice dive footage. Cool new crew. I miss Neria and Ator though. Still, fun crew. Very cool! 😎
I miss them too. They were my favs. I didnt understand where they went or why. I'm sure i missed a few episodes though
You lucky bastards.Thats what I call living the dream.The underwater camera work in the harbour was excellent.Reality at its best good luck to you all.
I had a salt water aquarium as a kid with seahorses. They are truly incredible sea life.
I hope you have a Happy New Year. Thanks
Awesome, good to see you back..
That narration and videography of the Seahorses was so good it made me think I was watch the discovery Channel.
Exciting adventure really palatable.
It's wonderful to see how healthy the water of Sydney Harbour is 👍😆
Did you get to dive on the Currajong wreck off Bradley's head? You can only do it around midnight once the ferries have stopped running.
Very Nice and Cool Crew , Happy New Years and great episode!
Remarkable how quickly English speaking South Africans pick up the Kiwi accent! I come from Durban on the East coast, and whenever I'm in the UK, people very often assume I'm a Kiwi.
It would be interesting to take a metal detector in the syd harbour as well, can image how many people have lost items down in the main harbour area
Great edit! Just discover your channel. I live right near where you docked your boat Pyrmont 😍 fair winds - wish I ran into y’all
Reassuring to see so much diverse wildlife under the habour... in the habour? In the water of the harbour? You know what I mean.
Is everyone else only able to view this at 720p?
So are you coming to Melbourne at all ?? I loved the bit about the Seahorses.. they are majestic creatures.
You poor guys and gals!! Things could be worse... yeah??
Good luck with the adventures!! Sail safe, enjoy Tazzy! I lived there for two years on the east coast. Stop in at Bicheno. Have a surf at Redbill beach. Tell 'em Noel said HI!!!
Best eating fish down there is the stripey trumpeter. Lives at around 120 feet of water. Crumbed and deep fried in cotton seed oil... mmmmm!! Super good!
Don't forget the abalone and lobster as well.
Hey where did you get the towers to use for your math?
Amazing, well done .
The harbour is pretty clean ?
It is, look at the water quality and the massive sea life just chilling out within 2 miles of Australia biggest city. Sydeny harbour is wonderful for diving at night.
You lot back on this side of Australia already?? Big love from Jonno in Toowoomba 🤠🤙
She says that shark nets don't have a good reputation for protecting swimmers. Well in fact, I live in Sydney and know that anchorage extremely well (Clifton Gardens beach) and those shark nets at CGB have protected swimmers AND shark nets up and down Australia's coast have a LONG HISTORY of protecting swimmers. These short term visitor-experts to Australia should GO HOME. The reason why there's not many shark attacks now and the last 40 years is BECAUSE of shark nets, but Sea Shepherd and 'friends' want to see them gone and Australian swimmers no longer protected.
First off that girl you speak of is Australian. Before I answer I will tell you that I am fully aware that Sydney had its first white shark related death in 60 years of a fellow ocean lover and advocate.
What shark nets have done is entangled two whales in Gold Coast in the last two years.
As well as entangle turtles, rays and every other kind of marine animal you can think of, dead entangled animals attract sharks 🦈
Australian marine experts & sea Shepard Australia have been calling for the end of shark nets for years.
Take a minute a watch the culling documentary and envoy shark cull. And you’ll find your fellow Australians fighting the good fight.
These short term visitors to the ocean who are afraid of sharks…. And think it’s an answer to endanger the ocean wildlife with nets placed in their home, Should probably stay home…. On land.
@@ExpeditionDrenched Yeah, yeah, shark nets do work well.
Hahahaha, Sea Shepherd, are you a member? I bet you are. Now I've got it, you are a branch office of Sea Shepherd. All that money coming in, must be a lot, what do you do with it? Just a question.
Plastic bags really?, Here is Victoria Canada stores cannot use them.
It's funny how quickly 'normal' can change. I noticed that too and the removal of plastic bags has only been in place for a very short time.
Are you talking about all the shopping bags? Just FYI. All single use plastic bags have been banned for use here in Sydney and have been removed from stores. They are probably biodegradable bags.
So judgmental…the world is bigger than canada…look a bit further than your nose is long.
Do Navy Seals use lights?
I hope it wasn't Bull sharks
I agree with Noone about the Seahorse segment. Overall much better content. But the editing gets a bit choppy beforehand. Consider stretching the screen time of the sea creatures out to at least five to ten beats. After all they are the star of the show, no matter how effervescent the young lady from (Espania?)
What is the most crew you had onboard?
16 for 2 weeks
14 for 5 weeks
Love a big crew
Difficult to watch what looks like some incredible footage, due to constant video cutting.
Lucky they did not run into bull sharks .
😄👍👍👍❤
Very interesting, but video is all over the place, narrative does not flow in this video
Sounds lovely.. wait what 3:11 so nature 'AS-IS' not already "Equal".. male carries and births...male?, not sure if your observation is universally applicable. So what defined the other one as the 'female' role, did she eat him or spin him into a web after the birth. 😂
I do believe what you found in Sydney harbor at night. Clickbait sucks.
Plenty of bull sharks.