Low Tide Rock pooling in Cornwall - Seaweeds, Crabs, Anemones and Underwater Sea Creatures.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 พ.ค. 2021
- Rock pooling and Beachcombing after bad weather can be really interesting. You honestly never know what you might find. In this video I identify and explain many different seaweeds and underwater sea creatures. Including a species I have never seen before.
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I am going to be taking James and some of his classmates out for some shoreline education sessions in the summer. If we have any dates free would anyone else be interested? Government restrictions allowing of course. 😊
I would be! Depending on where exactly as I’d need to anchor out nearby (if the boats ready) haha love the videos!
Yes John my girl would love that, and we are local
Wanted to do similar with my wee man's school but my work PVG (for a school) doesn't cover me for a different school. And the staff didn't want the kids getting dirty. Hope you have better luck than me lol
I love the cushion stars. They are so tiny & just darling! I also think that plant you showed that pops if you squish them is cool.
@@philbench7622 personally I find it Interesting, as a fisherman myself, I've gained lots information which has helped, 🙂
I love watching these videos they’re so interesting yet relaxing
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I don't even fish or eat most sea food, but I love these videos. I could listen to him talk all day long!
I could watch these for hours at a time. Your respect for the sea and it’s creatures is truly wonderful. Thank you for sharing these adventures with us!
John - At 03:05, you are educating us about a seaweed variety called Oyster Thief with the floating bladders. Is this also a type of Sargasso Weed?
John: "I don't actually know what kind of sea anemone that is.."
Me: *"oHNO-"*
It does happen on occasion. Every day is a school day. I will generally know the family and the genus just occasionally not the exact species. 😉👍🏻
I rcognise the shore, if i'm right, back in 1950/55 we used to play on the old beached German U boats, probably some remains still there somewhere.
That’s down the far end. 👍🏻
It was so cute how the squat-lobster seemed so much calmer around you after you removed its parasite. I know I'm anthropomorphizing the little critter, but it always feels like creatures are saying _'Thank you!'_ when they do that~
Interesting isn’t it. I have noticed that many times with creatures of the ocean.
@@TheFishLocker Even some bugs will display gratitude, at times. It's bizarre behavior to see from creatures with brains smaller than a grain of couscous, but always such a warm feeling. They always know~
Wow, thank you. Amazing & relax full to watch. Laughed at what you called the crabs mateing
I don't even live close to the sea and still am mesmerized by watching your videos and how connected you are to nature. Thank you so much for sharing all these insights. I now even think about traveling to Cornwall some one day.
Amazing knowledge and passion.....wet foot and wet jeans happy days.Thats some crazy amount of sea weed washed up.
(A) only marked down because it was too short! Always brilliant, educational and relaxing add to that great commentary and filming. Nice that your taking James and other children out on the beach to educate them. It used to happen when I was in primary school in the very early sixties, it should be part of the curriculum and coupled with education on litter and the need to conserve, perhaps the future would be in better hands.
Sadly now there is so much red tape for things like this it often fails before it even gets started. Some things you just cannot learn in the classroom. 😊
Another great video John, I came initially for the fishing but now addicted to the foraging videos. My kids love spending hours in the rock pools around us (Padstow way) and your videos have enabled me to sound like I know what I’m talking about 😁
Hi John.
I'll have to come down your way and go for a forage to get some green snake locks for my native marine aquarium series I'm doing. All the best Mark
HAVE you got a Nordic aquarium? Is it on YTube?
Thanks John Love a fish locker Video before Sunday Dinner !
I love the impromptu little parasite extraction! Very nice gesture
Just doing what I feel is right. Have a wonderful day Katherina 😊
Hey John - Been watching your content for well over a year now, and just wanted to say thank you for the peace and serenity you bring me. What's more, is it's been a large contributing factor to me going back into education to try and become an ecologist/marine ecologist. Thank you.
That is amazing to hear and I wish you all the very best of luck on your journey. 😊
love how you taught me soo much about sealife i can name most before you do now!!! this is what you calla youtube channel!!!! I got oyster thief wrong in my excitement i said thong weed immature plant! :P how thick am i :P always learning tho!!!
HI JOHN , YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF ALL THINGS OCEANIC IS JUST OUTSTANDING MATE . I APPLAUD YOU MY FRIEND FOR TAKING THE TIME TO SHARE AND ENLIGHTEN SCHOOL CHILDREN TO THE JOYS OF MARINE LIFE WITH A PROVISO TO SAFETY FOR ALL . YOU HAVE CERTAINLY WIDENED MY LIMITED KNOWLEDGE OF SEA LIFE AND I WAS A FISHMONGER FOR TWO YEARS, BRAVISSIMO MATE !
You are a natural teacher. The kids will learn a lot. I know I have!
I love your videos all the way from the center of New York State. I love them all but the diving vids are my absolute favourite! Thank you all the time!
You are a natural story teller with facts and content off the scale. Superb every time. 👍🏻
I always enjoy your adventures.
Very enjoyable forage 🐻🤗👍
OVER so soon, your latest, FL☹️ I could've watched you for another half hour @ least. Never mind there's always next w/e.
A refreshing change just to have an 'Observers Guide to Seashore life.'
THOROUGH & thoroughly enjoyable, as usual.
We have had some folks say that the vids over 30 mins are too long. Damned if you do and damned if you don’t. 🤷🏻♂️
I grew up in an Island bit I'm still amazed every time I watch this kinds of videos. So beautiful and refreshing to watch.
I wish I could like this twice, excellent video.
These videos of yours are absolutely wonderful. It's great to go beachcombing with you and so interesting to listen to your commentary. How did you ever learn so much about coastal environment?
Very good video John, learning a lot of things from your clips well done, stay safe family 😁😁
Congratulations for your 200k subscribers please make a especial video celebreating that achivement....
Hugs from Portugal 😁😁😁😁
I've been watching for months but I still really appreciate your "basic" videos like this with the scientific names and such. I have worked on inland waters so this ocean stuff is new to me. Thanks for your hard work on the vids.
It is my pleasure. 😊
"In cahoots to get up to something rude" lol you busted in on crabby date night!
Another fascinating and educational video not that I will remember it all. Fancy disturbing the spider crabs getting their thing on.
I clean my local beach and loved looking at the rock pools so much life in them crabs are always watching u to ambush lol
I absolutely could watch you doing this for hours. So interesting. You are to the sea creatures what Steve Erwin was to Crocks. Few people cared much about crocks and even feared them until he came along. You show up on the Sean and make tide pools way more interesting than they already are. Please keep making videos like this. BTW, cool accent.
You should have been a marine biologist John! Amazing video and congratulations on the 200k boss 👍👍👍
Right 👍
Hello again to my friend on the other side of the pond !
Another fine video.I'm sure you have been told this many times but the nice thing about your videos are that if it's your first time watching or a long time viewer....All you videos are very informative and educational.
Anyways my friend...You and your family stay safe and healthy.
Hopefully we will be on the water chartering next week.
CHEERS MATE !
Just in time before my bedtime cheers!
Living in Cornwall myself, you Sir are a Local Legend.
Another masterclass in flora and fauna on the sea shore .... thank you 😊
Our icy cold snowy weather finally broke here too. Hope it holds fast. Busy preparing our boat and gear ready for a 8-day fishing expedition.
I’ll have to drive down there and get a trailer load for my garden,more life in the sea than on land 🦀👍
You have a great love of nature John which is SO good to see, but unfortunately in too few people today, & you show great care of it as well. Lovely video, lots to see & all with your great, relaxing commentary. How could one not love your videos. Cheers mate, Don from South Aust. (Better late than never.)
Hopefully our videos will encourage others to do as we do. 😊
That was beautiful,I enjoyed every minute of it and will be watching it again. Thank you 👌😄
Our pleasure Krystyn. 😊👍🏻
Thank you for another great video John. Wonderful to see all the diverse colours of the sea life and sea weeds.
Out fishing last night and again this afternoon.. two blanks 🙈.Relaxing watching your latest offering has more than made up for it !👍. Fantastic..🦞🦐🦑🦀🐙🐠🐟🐬🐳
very nice.. love the colors on your shellfish over there..
Another great video. Very informative. Just remember, keep your friends close and your anemones closer.
entertained and educated! Love your passion!
Nice one John what a bonny day. It's amazing how many different sorts of kelp there is and life that lives among it great filming all the best 👍
Thank# John for another wonderful video. Got to say I just love the markings on the Velvet swimming Crab. Lovely to see such a wonderful wealth of sea life . Thanks to my favourite adopted Cornishman for bring us a wealth of knowledge. Cheers mate, look forward to the next one.🎣👍👍🦞🦐🦑🦀🦞🦐🦑
Those crabs weren’t doing anything rude from their prospective.🤣🤣🤣 What you did we call coitus interruptus.🤣👍
far from the sea what amazing colours seaweed thanks
Fascinating and immensely beautiful. Nature at its finest. ❤
Simply wonderful isn’t it.
Awesome video thanks for sharing
I feel the need to make crab cakes tonight! Great channel
Just perfect John. Stay safe and tight lines Mike.
Red and pepper dulse are sooo tasty!
Considering you recent video made me tired. I decided to come. Ack and watch another after failing to get to sleep gor the last 2 hrs. Immalready starying to yawn and feel tired again. There’s just something relaxing about your videos
You are so easy to watch & I love your enthusiasm & love your love of all things from the sea.
The weather was perfect. Getting cold here now. Another wonderful video..you know some pretty interesting things about the ocean. Always a joy to watch and I always enjoy watching. Thank you.
this is so comforting and relaxing for me
Great vid as usual.My Daughter still loves rock pooling (As I still do) and she is 21 now!..The last time we had big easterly's (The Beast from the East) on our coast the stuff that got washed up was unbelievable,They even did a rescue mission for the Lobsters as people were taking them home by the wheelbarrow.The tons that got saved were taken out to deep water.Black Lug and razors everywhere and hundreds of Octopus plus fish species we never thought lived in the North sea.
First! At last! I would so love to go rock pooling with my daughters and your family!😁
Another fascinating one John
Brilliant once again matey. Really enjoyed it. Thankyou 👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and love of life with us. Also for answering the edible kelp question, will boiling kill the poisonous algae? Your retention of facts is cracking, I'm doing well if I remember where I parked my truck last night.
John your knowledge and even more impressive memory is astounding, really enjoy watching your videos
Hallo Mr. Fish Locker,
Question: Is there also edable Sea grass?
I watched couple of these rock pooling videos already and you always manage to find different species in each video. It amazes me how fertile those waters are :)
I could watch you go through rockpools for hours really interesting
Thank you for all that you do! Your knowledge and experience is so wonderful to watch!!
The squat lobster is fascinating.....this is top quality footage. Thanks and well done 👍
Strawberry anemone was bright and beautiful
I love it. Beautiful, educational and stunning. Thank you John
Cracking vid mate!!! Always a pleasure to watch!! Tight lines mate 🎣🎣🎣
Nice one as always John - stay safe & well. 👍👍
Educational and relaxing! I'm always here for it. Happy foraging!
Very informative. Great to watch and see your passion for the sea and what's in & around it. Thks
Thank you for your wonderful videos!
Another perfect documentary on the shores. 👍
Hey Jon & family great video as always luv your foraging vids they r very therapeutic 😊 xx
Lovely video thanks for sharing
Excellent, very informative, very easy to watch.
Beautiful, thank you for the brilliant video and all the very interesting facts on the creatures
Gosh you are so well informed. So much to learn and love!
Love watching these foraging videos. Such an amazing range of creatures to be found. You are so lucky to have this on your doorstep
Ah John. Another cracking video! Thanks fella.
Brilliant as all ways Thanks John
Just wonderful, this video ...like so many more of yours .your wear your knowledge so lightly....and pass it on with such passion .thanks so much. Keep it up and good luck to you all .
Simon.
These are some of the best videos on TH-cam.
Once again an enjoyable and informative video from a man with a wealth of knowledge... I admire you very much.
Great entertainment and education, thanks for sharing.
Great video yet again mate
Always interesting john always worth a watch 👍😁
Great video as usual!!!!
All was so nice, your videos. Thank you.
I really enjoy the videos in which you teach us and show us different living organisms. As much as I find your family adorable, I enjoy the teaching videos the most! :) Thank you for all of the information and tip on how to forage properly.
yet another well made informative vid many thanks mucker.
rock pooling . my happy place. brilliant vid. keep them coming
I love your videos, I never fail to learn something every time I watch one.
Great vid John 👌thanks