Modular artificial reef system by Alex Goad

Watch the underwater construction of a modular artificial reef system that was developed by Melbourne-based designer Alex Goad.
The system's interlocking components are designed to fit together like Lego. Each piece is cast in ceramic using a 3D-printed mould before being fitted with steel reinforcements and filled with marine concrete.
The permanent structures can be used as coral farms or replace the diminishing habitats of reef-dwelling species.
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[@CroxasWorld]

00:53 just because you give me this, doesn't mean I have to be grateful lol

[@osvald860]

Lol 😆😆🤣🤣😂😂

[@kyungseomin]

Man this is cool

[@icebarpp6267]

Cool post

[@vvdd903]

Substitute for re new energy?

[@verz3649]

is any of this available for download?

[@crowdsurferx]

Did that eel just try to attck the cameraman? You better stay out of his reef!

[@waelsoliman9815]

Humans think they are the only smart creatures ?! Do u think fish don‘t know the difference between fake and real corals in their home ( sea ) !? It is better to put some restricted laws to prevent mess with real coral instead ( that is out part ) ?!

[@anniewilliams6208]

the coral is real