Thank you Taylor. We put the vids up end of september and have been blown away by people's responses. Thanks for your support and welcome to the journey. T&P
Started over watching, missed some of these first ones. Having sail many blue water miles it makes me smile to watch Troy fix all the things that break, I was Mr fix in on our adventures. 🙂
Don't you ever worry about crocs? I've been up as far as Daintree in northern Queensland and all they kept banging on about was the crocs! Great channel
At this point they weren't far enough north to have to worry about crocs. They're more of a problem in the Northern Territory and northern Queensland than they are on the WA coast.
Thank you for another great video, top notched quality and excellent content. It looks and sounds like you two are having a great time. Pascal's laughter is addictive.
I've been letting youtube serve your videos to me, but seeing those lobsters, I knew it was time to subscribe. I just wish I had had whatever upbringing gave you enough knowledge to live such a life.
Fantastic! The big channels don't have a thing on you. Your vids are excellent. Beautiful couple. You are the best. I wish I was there. Great bugs!! I live in Florida in US our bugs are like those no claws. Taste great. Why did you let the big one go in the other vid? They make the same noise too. Super video! Share the recipe for the first fish. I got to pass on the ink though. Love the taste of squid.
Yup Panuliris lobster occur throughout he worlds tropics in one form or another. We let the big one go because we had enough food and could just catch more whenever we wanted to. That lobster will breed and make offspring also so large at least. Also, we just felt like it. Try squid ink pasta before writing it off. I was dubious too but it tasted great.
Free Range Sailing I thought so. The Florida Game and Fish have developed a slot size for some fish. You may keep a certain number of the fish in a specific size slot. Too small goes back and too big goes back. It seems to work. I have seen 3 different species come back from over fishing. I have watched this video s dozen times and it's just fabulous. God Bless.
Interesting history of the area and it's role in the development of British nuclear weapons. How strange and eerie if that remnant you found was actually part of the frigate HMS Plym, in which Britain's first nuke was detonated inside her hull as part of Operation Hurricane. Curiosity drove me to try and find out if any other nukes were ever tested this way, and it seems not. Wiki says the Brits were particularly worried about a nuke being smuggled into port on board a ship at the time. All interesting stuff....and topped with a mutant nuclear lobster!!
Mike Hartmann thankyou for that interesting bit of additional info. Comments like yours are great because viewers following you get the chance to learn a little more and it adds to our appreciation of the areas we visit. Glad to have you with us, hope you keep enjoying our efforts.
Thank you so much for subscribing Sacha. We're glad you found us too. From Thursday we'll be releasing a weekly video of us up in the Kimberely in the north of Western Australia. It's an absolutely incredible place. We hope you'll enjoy.
I loved the melted insulation on that power cable at 20:30. You shoulda gaffer taped it as well, while you had the tape out. Thumbs up on the repair job, too.. done my share of emergency fixes like that one, over the years.
Watching free range sailing all day past episodes and it's so great and legendary guys. Hope you are doing well , the free diving takes are amazing and your takes and hold down is so deep and long , best wishes take care ..thank you for sharing.
Just found you two, Thank you for bringing us along on your travels, and explaining both what you are doing and why in a way that neither considers us idiots nor assumes we already know. A lot of us are armchair sailors, (I certainly am) and watching inland boaters in Europe, Tally Ho, Ran sailing, Sailing Uma and now you, are my escape and travels that I'll never get to do myself. So thank you so far and keep it up, I've a few years of watching to do yet!
Dropping a screw, bolt, or a tool into bilge requires having a telescoping magnetic tube. Most helpful. My wife keeps one at home also to retrieve small objects.
Excellent for all but 316 stainless. A doctor friend just gave me some extended callipers used in endoscopic surgery. Really great though a bit hard to come by!
All around video couldn't be better. Love the way Pascale looks into the camera...very seductive I guess. You should be doing very well on TH-cam, your work is just amazing.
you are great that dish in Italy is called (spaghetti with squid ink) but before you put the cuttlefish to boil in water and salt already clean while you wait in a pan you make a lightly fried garlic peeled as soon as the garlic becomes dark remove it and put the cuttlefish for the last add lemon and the cuttlefish black I recommend the pasta must creak under the teeth otherwise it is not pasta but noodols
I served as a cook on a submarine. Remove all natural external stimuli and pretty much the only remaining morale factor is food, which was exceptional on US submarines. Trust me, I follow only those pages where the cook is proficient and not full of BS!
Love seeing your pole spear...I definitely love my 8 footer more than my spear gun. I carry just the pole spear with either a 3 prong or a break-away tip, or both if I’m targeting larger or pelagic fish.
Coming from Maine, USA, the home of the best cold water lobster, it is usually wise to leave the BIG ones in the sea as they are usually the breeders and help increase the population so we all can catch and eat the "normal: size ones. Just a guess it is the same where you are. 😊 GReat idea to put the BIG one back. B.R.A.V.O. !!
It was legal to keep both that big lobster as well as the female crab. We just run a few extra conservation measures on top of legal requirements bit makes us happy to do so b
Thanks SV Nimbus. You've got eagle eyes but fear not, that green tank is reserved for holding waste oil between visits to offloading facilities. Each change is 2 litres so it never gets very full. All of our ULP is stored above deck and cannot make its way to accumulate vapour in any void.I can't say if the radioactivity is a concern- I'll let you know if we have kids and they look a little weird.Welome to our channel and enjoy!
Those crays were huge. Lobsters that size have to be ancient. I suspect if it wasn't radiation enhanced that it was a quite old one. Nice to see someone outside of Masterchef Australia use squid ink in pasta. I bet that clean up was stressful. :)
@@FreeRangeLiving well...if that is what it takes to live the life, then I could handle that too, although with my luck, the outboard would be at the bottom of the ocean instead of back on the boat.
i have a british seagull outboard legend says you can use them for an emergency anchor and have them running in the same hour oil mix 10 to 1 on those antiques
l too love using things other than the purpose they were intended. Great use of the tin as a sleeve. I call it being resourceful. What's that melted insulation on the cable at 20:30? What has Macgyver got in store for that?
Glad you found us! We had to let the big boy go - we weren't carrying that horse back across the island! We hope to find plenty more once we reach the Queensland coast!
I did not know that nukes were tested in Australia, and I didn't know squid ink was used in cooking. With the large variety of seafood, I can understand why you say "Free Range".....very interesting video! Thank you.....
We were also surprised and a bit shocked to discover that nukes were tested in Australia and only 70 nautical miles from the mainland! Yes "Free ranging" is what we're all about!
Free Range Sailing Some arrogant asses worry so much about humans killing the Earth. I have news for them. We can't even begin to kill the Earth. We may most likely kill ourselves but in a blink of an eye in natures time our presence will be completely erased as though we were never here. They don't realize that 100 million years is just a tick of mom's clock.
- on a more serious note TomDHarry, we NZanders recognise the importance of nukes in relation to Aust’s geographical problem of being about sea level (truely only joking Aussie’s).
It is amazing that not too long ago in History lobster wasnt even considered very edible. I have heard that the poor and servant class primarily harvested lobster to supplement their diet and it gradually caught on amoung the mainstream to be the delicacy it is today inspiring an entire industry around the world and many dishes. That lobster was scary big, and while I cannot say for certain if radiation played a part in it's growth, it certainly is fascinating that it and so many other exaples of larger than average animals near this type of pollution...But it could possibly be that very few people may be harvesting animals in that area because they do not want the exposure themselves.
It would be nice if you had a radiation detector. They're only about 100 US for a decent one. I recommend always using a buoyancy compensator when free diving with weights. If you every have an emergency it's good to be able to pull the cord on the BC to get you to the surface quickly.
Dear Troy and Pascal, You are my favorite sailing couple and I wish for you to remain as such. Your visits to the Montebello Islands presents unknown dangers as dealing with radiation is similar to playing Russian Roulette. You are betting the government is being honest or overly cautious with your health. I have worked for the government and studied this science and it it my opinion that governments are the opposite. Governments tend to hide and obfuscate the truth and literally be quite ruthless with citizens health. One plutonium atom can cause lung cancer. The radiation levels can be quite low meaning there are very few dangerous atoms and as long as that one atom stays on the ground you will be fine. If you breath that one atom it can cause lung cancer. Mates it’s just not worth it. If must go there at least ware a mask like the mask you wear while sanding the boat. NOT A DUST MASK God Bless Tom
Squid Ink with noodles, Oh my goodness nearly made me sick just watching you eat it, and you both said that you enjoyed the taste but your expressions told another story... Another awesome vid
What a sad thing that men can destroy and pollute the earth just to perfect their mass destruction toys... for the rest of the video, its like usual a jewel about the true adventure cruising lifestyle. I love your vids. Cheers
Okay, agreed. But does that big one have a good chance of surviving? He was not returned to his rightful lair. Can he make it back? Does it matter? Was he at all traumatized during his outing? It is you who know.
I believe that a big one has a better chance of surviving, plus the small ones taste much better, and the older predator fish get the more toxins and heavy metals saturate their tissue !
After watching several of your videos it seems that the sea bottom in Australia is in great shape. It seems that corals and fishes are thriving in real life whereas in mass media across the globe they tell us that everything’s dying. I had no doubt that mass media servants are working to facilitate governments in their effort to tax us on every single aspect of life, but that’s just too much to bear. P.S. there’s also a scientific documentary about the forests and the forbidden areas (several thousands of square kilometers) around the Chernobyl accident site. Nature seems to be thriving there as well (which is something the scientists didn’t expect). It seems that nature is much more powerful and insensitive that us humans think.
I love your adventure, but I do not understand English, and I wonder, will it be very difficult to add subtitles? since they can be translated automatically ... I love what they do and I would like to follow them ... Successes ...
We enjoy seeing them but we get out of the water pretty quickly if an aggressive one shows up. When spearing a fish we aim for where the gill slit terminates up behind the eye so that the fish dies instantly. A fish with a spear through it panicking in the water tends to be what gets the sharks excited!
I'm rewatching your videos. Good Medicine for the soul.
3 years late, but my favourite video so far. Fishing, boat repairs, eating, exploring, good music & good stuff.
Catching up on all your videos, surprised you don't have more of a following. I watch quite a few sailing channels and yours is my new favorite :)
Dave Nixon their the best, the subs will grow
Thank you Taylor. We put the vids up end of september and have been blown away by people's responses. Thanks for your support and welcome to the journey. T&P
Shame you didn't have a Geiger counter as some radiation readings would have been interesting. SOEKS make a cheap quality unit. Fair winds...
Me too😍
You two seem so fearless, confident, and knowledgeable. Such a refreshing boating couple. Thanks for putting these videos out.
Thanks for returning the big boy lobster :-)
You're welcome Snake-cool avatar by the way.
I love how u released the biggest one ❤️
Pascal, you sound like a teenager on her first date giggling over that lobster! Too cute. You two make my day.
Nothing relaxes me like watching your episodes, simply wonderful. The secret of a good life is in these vids. Glad you put the Captain back.
Nice video, nice food and nice people. thumbs up for putting that giant lobster back in the ocean
Started over watching, missed some of these first ones. Having sail many blue water miles it makes me smile to watch Troy fix all the things that break, I was Mr fix in on our adventures. 🙂
Don't you ever worry about crocs? I've been up as far as Daintree in northern Queensland and all they kept banging on about was the crocs!
Great channel
I'd like to know too
At this point they weren't far enough north to have to worry about crocs. They're more of a problem in the Northern Territory and northern Queensland than they are on the WA coast.
GODZILLA LOBSTER! You gotta be kidding! Huge, mammoth, awesome. Great Episode. Catching Up.
Thank you for another great video, top notched quality and excellent content. It looks and sounds like you two are having a great time. Pascal's laughter is addictive.
Living the dream! Always interesting, the best.
OMG just fell in love with these two I will be bingeing all night.
I've been letting youtube serve your videos to me, but seeing those lobsters, I knew it was time to subscribe. I just wish I had had whatever upbringing gave you enough knowledge to live such a life.
Amazing! Crayfish, squid... what a spot! You're making me think about sailing over to 'stralia!
Fantastic! The big channels don't have a thing on you. Your vids are excellent. Beautiful couple. You are the best.
I wish I was there.
Great bugs!! I live in Florida in US our bugs are like those no claws. Taste great. Why did you let the big one go in the other vid? They make the same noise too. Super video! Share the recipe for the first fish. I got to pass on the ink though. Love the taste of squid.
Yup Panuliris lobster occur throughout he worlds tropics in one form or another. We let the big one go because we had enough food and could just catch more whenever we wanted to. That lobster will breed and make offspring also so large at least. Also, we just felt like it.
Try squid ink pasta before writing it off. I was dubious too but it tasted great.
Free Range Sailing I thought so. The Florida Game and Fish have developed a slot size for some fish. You may keep a certain number of the fish in a specific size slot. Too small goes back and too big goes back. It seems to work. I have seen 3 different species come back from over fishing. I have watched this video s dozen times and it's just fabulous. God Bless.
The joy and pains of living on a sailboat! I’m quite jealous.
Interesting history of the area and it's role in the development of British nuclear weapons. How strange and eerie if that remnant you found was actually part of the frigate HMS Plym, in which Britain's first nuke was detonated inside her hull as part of Operation Hurricane. Curiosity drove me to try and find out if any other nukes were ever tested this way, and it seems not. Wiki says the Brits were particularly worried about a nuke being smuggled into port on board a ship at the time. All interesting stuff....and topped with a mutant nuclear lobster!!
Mike Hartmann thankyou for that interesting bit of additional info. Comments like yours are great because viewers following you get the chance to learn a little more and it adds to our appreciation of the areas we visit. Glad to have you with us, hope you keep enjoying our efforts.
The Americans vapourised a few ships in the Pacific.
So glad to have found your series. Loved watching this. Fun. Real. Interesting. Thank you
Thank you so much for subscribing Sacha. We're glad you found us too. From Thursday we'll be releasing a weekly video of us up in the Kimberely in the north of Western Australia. It's an absolutely incredible place. We hope you'll enjoy.
Free Range Sailing,
You guys truly capture it... Bravo
Jerrod and Holly
Acadian Adventures
I loved the melted insulation on that power cable at 20:30. You shoulda gaffer taped it as well, while you had the tape out. Thumbs up on the repair job, too.. done my share of emergency fixes like that one, over the years.
That cable was a throttle controller. Since replaced but still going strong.
Watching free range sailing all day past episodes and it's so great and legendary guys. Hope you are doing well , the free diving takes are amazing and your takes and hold down is so deep and long , best wishes take care ..thank you for sharing.
I was drooling when I saw them trout. I havn't tried squid ink but def would. Thanks for another top notch vid. cheers.
Just found you two, Thank you for bringing us along on your travels, and explaining both what you are doing and why in a way that neither considers us idiots nor assumes we already know. A lot of us are armchair sailors, (I certainly am) and watching inland boaters in Europe, Tally Ho, Ran sailing, Sailing Uma and now you, are my escape and travels that I'll never get to do myself. So thank you so far and keep it up, I've a few years of watching to do yet!
Welcome aboard!
Dropping a screw, bolt, or a tool into bilge requires having a telescoping magnetic tube. Most helpful. My wife keeps one at home also to retrieve small objects.
Excellent for all but 316 stainless. A doctor friend just gave me some extended callipers used in endoscopic surgery. Really great though a bit hard to come by!
I love the detailed fishing info. Would love to see more fishing tips, rigging etc
We will be doing some '5 minute Free Range' segments that are more how-to. You know fishing will be in there...
You realý know your sea food, I'm impressed, you be a great person to have along .
Sushi, pasta, squid... Every episode makes me hungry.
Love your foraging videos. I wish so bad I was there trying my hand at it. Thanks so much for sharing your life.
All around video couldn't be better. Love the way Pascale looks into the camera...very seductive I guess. You should be doing very well on TH-cam, your work is just amazing.
Not too shabby on the lobster catch... Your Chef is worth her weight in Gold by the way...
Talk about living full days, great stuff guys, inspiring!
you are great that dish in Italy is called (spaghetti with squid ink) but before you put the cuttlefish to boil in water and salt already clean while you wait in a pan you make a lightly fried garlic peeled as soon as the garlic becomes dark remove it and put the cuttlefish for the last add lemon and the cuttlefish black I recommend the pasta must creak under the teeth otherwise it is not pasta but noodols
Very resourceful living. Fresh video. What a woman!
Hope you enjoy them all
Loving the fish info. Nice work.
He guy's love your video's, and I must say you are eating like kings. Fantastic.
Hey Marc! Yup food is pretty much a central part of our life! Glad you're enjoying!
I served as a cook on a submarine. Remove all natural external stimuli and pretty much the only remaining morale factor is food, which was exceptional on US submarines. Trust me, I follow only those pages where the cook is proficient and not full of BS!
Nice, long episode. Gosh, you guys have SO MUCH material to post. I'll catch up with you one of these days I hope
Love seeing your pole spear...I definitely love my 8 footer more than my spear gun. I carry just the pole spear with either a 3 prong or a break-away tip, or both if I’m targeting larger or pelagic fish.
I really enjoy yawls show. And that was way cool letting that big lobster go. I hear most lobsters were huge like that back in the day
Binge watching from the start. 💕
Good on you for letting that big lobster go!
You 2 just keep on giveing ,, great to see ,
I can’t afford to eat as good as you guys do. Enjoyed the video.
Nice couple, nice video....!!
Just found your channel tonight ! Love your style. Cheers. INK , who would have thunk .
Cheers Robert it's actually rather delicious!
by far the best sailing videos on youtube.
Thanks Nathan, glad to have you join us.
That was awesome...Great vid! was disappointed that it ended...thanks for the escape and keep them coming...
hi there, you guys are awesome. it is fun to watch. thx tx for sharing.
Nice fishing I enjoy your video thank you
Good stuff
Pascal, now that's a woman - you got a keeper there
Coming from Maine, USA, the home of the best cold water lobster, it is usually wise to leave the BIG ones in the sea as they are usually the breeders and help increase the population so we all can catch and eat the "normal: size ones. Just a guess it is the same where you are. 😊 GReat idea to put the BIG one back. B.R.A.V.O. !!
It was legal to keep both that big lobster as well as the female crab. We just run a few extra conservation measures on top of legal requirements bit makes us happy to do so b
i,ve had the same engine for 20 yrs perfect
Amazing landscape & underwater footage mate. Wonderful ~
Great Videos!! Freaked out by the radioactive island.... and also by that green tank of petrol just beside the exhaust hose at 20:40 ?
Thanks SV Nimbus. You've got eagle eyes but fear not, that green tank is reserved for holding waste oil between visits to offloading facilities. Each change is 2 litres so it never gets very full. All of our ULP is stored above deck and cannot make its way to accumulate vapour in any void.I can't say if the radioactivity is a concern- I'll let you know if we have kids and they look a little weird.Welome to our channel and enjoy!
man, you guys are really discovering places in paradise. suggestion cook lobster in sea water..if not already..great vídeos!
Those crays were huge. Lobsters that size have to be ancient. I suspect if it wasn't radiation enhanced that it was a quite old one. Nice to see someone outside of Masterchef Australia use squid ink in pasta. I bet that clean up was stressful. :)
Pascale's pasta was well worth the clean up and it looked worse than it really was.
Good on y'all for puttin that lobster back. That was a monster though. Great videos, keep em coming!
Never have I been so envious as I am at 18min into this video!
What about when the exhaust fell off and the outboard drowned. Bet you were jealous then.
@@FreeRangeLiving well...if that is what it takes to live the life, then I could handle that too, although with my luck, the outboard would be at the bottom of the ocean instead of back on the boat.
So happy to see you let the big lobster go
i have a british seagull outboard legend says you can use them for an emergency anchor and have them running in the same hour oil mix 10 to 1 on those antiques
I await the results of testing in anticipation.
Also I think there were 7 major nuclear tests at Maralinga as well as the one at Montebello Islands with a hundred or so minor tests on the mainland.
Man y’all eat good?
That reef fish looked great!
Love your life style keep up the good work . Watching in Ireland.
Bout to sail there next week
The faster you get the outboard started the better, stops corrosion!
l too love using things other than the purpose they were intended. Great use of the tin as a sleeve. I call it being resourceful. What's that melted insulation on the cable at 20:30? What has Macgyver got in store for that?
I'm addicted!! Keep the videos rolling! 😀
Just found you.
Sailing and food - what's not to like? But I would have eaten the big chap and put the smaller ones back :-)
Glad you found us! We had to let the big boy go - we weren't carrying that horse back across the island! We hope to find plenty more once we reach the Queensland coast!
I did not know that nukes were tested in Australia, and I didn't know squid ink was used in cooking. With the large variety of seafood, I can understand why you say "Free Range".....very interesting video! Thank you.....
We were also surprised and a bit shocked to discover that nukes were tested in Australia and only 70 nautical miles from the mainland! Yes "Free ranging" is what we're all about!
Free Range Sailing Some arrogant asses worry so much about humans killing the Earth. I have news for them. We can't even begin to kill the Earth. We may most likely kill ourselves but in a blink of an eye in natures time our presence will be completely erased as though we were never here. They don't realize that 100 million years is just a tick of mom's clock.
- on a more serious note TomDHarry, we NZanders recognise the importance of nukes in relation to Aust’s geographical problem of being about sea level (truely only joking Aussie’s).
They were also tested on the mainland at Maralinga in South Australia.
It is amazing that not too long ago in History lobster wasnt even considered very edible. I have heard that the poor and servant class primarily harvested lobster to supplement their diet and it gradually caught on amoung the mainstream to be the delicacy it is today inspiring an entire industry around the world and many dishes. That lobster was scary big, and while I cannot say for certain if radiation played a part in it's growth, it certainly is fascinating that it and so many other exaples of larger than average animals near this type of pollution...But it could possibly be that very few people may be harvesting animals in that area because they do not want the exposure themselves.
So...tell the truth...you let the big boy go cause there ain't a pot big enough on your boat to cook the darn thing! Lol
That was a massive one!
Loved watching your experiences again. Audio was a bit off?? Sometimes only left side and muffled?
ink pasta looks pretty gnarly
It's better tasting than looking admittedly. Welcome to the crew Jo.
It’s hilarious that you didn’t even rinse the tomato off the tin before you used it 😂
WOW troy awesome bugs ,reminds me of ĺong key Florida when I was a younger man
Very similar critters.
That Super Mutant Lobster used his Mutant Powers to be set free. Scary how they evolve so fast.
"These are not the lobsters you are looking for.." (waves antennae.)
Never was a truer word said. " No Marine Repair is Complete Without Gaffer Tape"
It would be nice if you had a radiation detector. They're only about 100 US for a decent one.
I recommend always using a buoyancy compensator when free diving with weights. If you every have an emergency it's good to be able to pull the cord on the BC to get you to the surface quickly.
OMG huge lobster... you should release the youngster lobster first :) that one was the grandfather :) ...🤘👌
Outstanding videos!
Wonderful video ,thanks for sharing1
Great video guys. Love it.
Dear Troy and Pascal,
You are my favorite sailing couple and I wish for you to remain as such. Your visits to the Montebello Islands presents unknown dangers as dealing with radiation is similar to playing Russian Roulette. You are betting the government is being honest or overly cautious with your health. I have worked for the government and studied this science and it it my opinion that governments are the opposite. Governments tend to hide and obfuscate the truth and literally be quite ruthless with citizens health. One plutonium atom can cause lung cancer. The radiation levels can be quite low meaning there are very few dangerous atoms and as long as that one atom stays on the ground you will be fine. If you breath that one atom it can cause lung cancer. Mates it’s just not worth it. If must go there at least ware a mask like the mask you wear while sanding the boat. NOT A DUST MASK
God Bless
Tom
You guys are eating like royalty.
Squid Ink with noodles, Oh my goodness nearly made me sick just watching you eat it, and you both said that you enjoyed the taste but your expressions told another story... Another awesome vid
It was really very good. If anything, it was a touch salty with the pasta being cooked in 50% seawater.
Squid ink risotto is very common in Italy 😀
I had to do an exhaust repair at sea like that but it was with a huge can of Boston baked beans .....
Holy crap mate, that's one hell of a lobster!
Wasn't he a ripper! We just had to let him keep spreading those monster genes.
Absolutely! I'm glad you let him go!
Great hat
Great videos,
How are you catching the squids?
Fascinating
What a sad thing that men can destroy and pollute the earth just to perfect their mass destruction toys... for the rest of the video, its like usual a jewel about the true adventure cruising lifestyle.
I love your vids.
Cheers
We always throw the (breeders) big ones back. They've proven that if you keep all the big ones the little ones breed genetically get smaller fish.
Good common sense management.
Okay, agreed. But does that big one have a good chance of surviving? He was not returned to his rightful lair. Can he make it back? Does it matter? Was he at all traumatized during his outing? It is you who know.
I believe that a big one has a better chance of surviving, plus the small ones taste much better, and the older predator fish get the more toxins and heavy metals saturate their tissue !
A traumatised lobster, hahaha, of course he made it, you see him take of like a robber's dog.
That was the biggest bug I have ever seen!
After watching several of your videos it seems that the sea bottom in Australia is in great shape. It seems that corals and fishes are thriving in real life whereas in mass media across the globe they tell us that everything’s dying. I had no doubt that mass media servants are working to facilitate governments in their effort to tax us on every single aspect of life, but that’s just too much to bear.
P.S. there’s also a scientific documentary about the forests and the forbidden areas (several thousands of square kilometers) around the Chernobyl accident site. Nature seems to be thriving there as well (which is something the scientists didn’t expect). It seems that nature is much more powerful and insensitive that us humans think.
I love your adventure, but I do not understand English, and I wonder, will it be very difficult to add subtitles? since they can be translated automatically ... I love what they do and I would like to follow them ... Successes ...
Do you ever get concerned with sharks when you go diving and spear fishing etc?
We enjoy seeing them but we get out of the water pretty quickly if an aggressive one shows up. When spearing a fish we aim for where the gill slit terminates up behind the eye so that the fish dies instantly. A fish with a spear through it panicking in the water tends to be what gets the sharks excited!