I really love your voyage of discovery and getting to know the individual beautiful people you each are and the also amazing places and creatures of the deep and not so deep you lovingly take the time to video tape both of macro size and micro sized creatures really getting close without getting too close to see the fine detailed nuances of each different one. My grandpa a teacher from the maritime area of coastal Massachusetts USA would like to say this grace at specail DINING ROOM meals that had us kids TRY to be on their best behavior... Here it is that I have never forgotten in the almost 70 years of my time on this wondrous planet. "There is a destiny that makes us brothers and sisters, none goes their way alone. All that we send into the lives of others... comes back into out own... And I can not imagine that all the incredible moments of discovery both personal between you all on Sylfia and with the wonders of the oceans you have shared with us has not come back into your own lives to stay with you for the rest of your lives. I for one cannot doubt that there are worlds out there somewhere that might even be more amazing than Earth with all its living diversity and numbers but who knows?... People like you on ships of the not to distant future with sails to collect star winds might one day explore... well beyond the shores of this fantastically interesting solar system with one very special little world that plies the stellar seas, our blue boat home called Earth... which is only the moniker humans have for it. I wonder what those little coral cord fishies or the great Blue Whales call it in their language we only so slightly are beginning to understand.. if we ever will.
what amazing life the sea holds. How can we not protect every aspect of the majestic under water environment. It should be a privilege for all of us. wonderful video. thanks so much for sharing.
I caught you guys on an old episode with the Delos crew, then looked up your channel and watched a few vids and you hooked me! Great content, keep it up
WOW ! I looked at what is going on at Raine Island and I'm not sure I would go anywhere near that place or the vicinity. One of the most heavily regulated marine sanctuary scientific parks in the world ! The foremost breeding area for the Green Turtle and numerous birds. And, its such a small island !
Hey! Love watching you guys travel, dive, and enjoy life. BTW, I had to look it up after you queued me to the situation,, but Raine Island is the breeding ground of 90% of the population of Green Sea Turtles, and they are faltering evidently. Thanks for educating me on this. I bet it's a beautiful place to dive, and you can evidently apply for permits to go there... probably not many get them though is my bet. They say you can dive around it's reef anyway. Meanwhile, I like the reefs that you do get to, like this one! It's so great to watch your filming. Thanks.
That was a really cool dive. Loved the nudibranch, hermit crab, and Nate's goby reminded me of a tiny colourful lizard-fish. The opening scene with you guys in the water on the rope reminded me of the scene from the movie Waterworld where Kevin Costner's character goes fishing for predators using himself as bait. Great video as usual. Cheers you guys!! 😁
Great photography! Is there a way to insert a scale (inches/cms) on some of the shots so we can have a better sense of the size of the different creatures?
There's always something to love in the videos y'all post. This time it was the whole video.😁 Really amazing videography on the reef. 💚 (And, yea Nate your macro skills are pretty amazing also. 😂) I'm a little curious... Who captured the drone video of Rainy Island and where is it posted? 😁
Off all sail channels you guys have the best underwater takes
I really love your voyage of discovery and getting to know the individual beautiful people you each are and the also amazing places and creatures of the deep and not so deep you lovingly take the time to video tape both of macro size and micro sized creatures really getting close without getting too close to see the fine detailed nuances of each different one. My grandpa a teacher from the maritime area of coastal Massachusetts USA would like to say this grace at specail DINING ROOM meals that had us kids TRY to be on their best behavior... Here it is that I have never forgotten in the almost 70 years of my time on this wondrous planet. "There is a destiny that makes us brothers and sisters, none goes their way alone. All that we send into the lives of others... comes back into out own... And I can not imagine that all the incredible moments of discovery both personal between you all on Sylfia and with the wonders of the oceans you have shared with us has not come back into your own lives to stay with you for the rest of your lives. I for one cannot doubt that there are worlds out there somewhere that might even be more amazing than Earth with all its living diversity and numbers but who knows?... People like you on ships of the not to distant future with sails to collect star winds might one day explore... well beyond the shores of this fantastically interesting solar system with one very special little world that plies the stellar seas, our blue boat home called Earth... which is only the moniker humans have for it. I wonder what those little coral cord fishies or the great Blue Whales call it in their language we only so slightly are beginning to understand.. if we ever will.
Thanks to exp. drenched team for sharp photography of the diversity of reef coral and fish. Awesome!
Oh Molly...I'm going to miss your musical touch if you ever leave the team! So wonderful with the dive footage.
Thanks Nate and crew! He was thinking trouser TROUT for sure.
Amazing footage. World class. Thank you.
Great photography guys, thanks for showing the small creatures they get overlooked so often but, are an integral part to a healthy reef! Awesome!
Amazing videography. Especially the macro video of the reef occupiers and its' surroundings.
what amazing life the sea holds. How can we not protect every aspect of the majestic under water environment. It should be a privilege for all of us. wonderful video. thanks so much for sharing.
Just beautiful...
Love the videos!! Thanks!!! ❤️❤️
Just amazing and beautiful underwater presentation. Totally.✨🌊🌬⛵️🏝👙🌞✨
Perfect dive music. And the reef!💥
More macro, please. Capturing the goby was great and the shots of the types of hard coral was amazing. Made my day
Add Molly to that round of Thanks! 👁❤️🦅
Great macro shots! Beautiful reef, nice work..
Underwater cinematography was some of the best I've seen from you guys. Bravo!!
I caught you guys on an old episode with the Delos crew, then looked up your channel and watched a few vids and you hooked me! Great content, keep it up
great video!!! love the sharks and all the macro!!!
Nice one guy's ☺ going to both watch after wor. big love from Cornwall x
Always fun!
This was a beautiful video thank you for sharing your dive with us WOW .
The water up in croc country is really clean, you can refill it and it tastes fine, I lived for 5 years on that water
WOW ! I looked at what is going on at Raine Island and I'm not sure I would go anywhere near that place or the vicinity. One of the most heavily regulated marine sanctuary scientific parks in the world ! The foremost breeding area for the Green Turtle and numerous birds. And, its such a small island !
Like#810 Top knoch channel. Great photo, mamasita Nerea and paradise. Love from OsoYolo, Antigua Guatemala.
Nice - great footage!
Your macro work is spectacular as always, loved it, great job 👍😀👏
Amazing as always.
Incredible video!
Incredible reef photography!
And fun crew as always!
Hey!
Love watching you guys travel, dive, and enjoy life. BTW, I had to look it up after you queued me to the situation,, but Raine Island is the breeding ground of 90% of the population of Green Sea Turtles, and they are faltering evidently. Thanks for educating me on this. I bet it's a beautiful place to dive, and you can evidently apply for permits to go there... probably not many get them though is my bet. They say you can dive around it's reef anyway. Meanwhile, I like the reefs that you do get to, like this one! It's so great to watch your filming. Thanks.
That was a really cool dive. Loved the nudibranch, hermit crab, and Nate's goby reminded me of a tiny colourful lizard-fish.
The opening scene with you guys in the water on the rope reminded me of the scene from the movie Waterworld where Kevin Costner's character goes fishing for predators using himself as bait.
Great video as usual. Cheers you guys!! 😁
Great photography! Is there a way to insert a scale (inches/cms) on some of the shots so we can have a better sense of the size of the different creatures?
Amazing! Caught up watching 6 videos on a row! Great stuff!!
Amazing macro coral shots, well done. Its not easy capturing these beautiful corals on video. Would love to see more. Acro's Acans Zoas
Nice music choice for the underwater portion
There's always something to love in the videos y'all post. This time it was the whole video.😁
Really amazing videography on the reef. 💚 (And, yea Nate your macro skills are pretty amazing also. 😂)
I'm a little curious... Who captured the drone video of Rainy Island and where is it posted? 😁
4th comment, hi from just down the coast, SE QLD, Australia
No picture!
Wow! :¬) Webhead USA
where is Jorden?
539 views and only 89 of us liked it, I find that hard to believe, come on people hit that like button...
I am so envious of you guys diving in my backyard in spots that i will never have the opportunity of seeing.
The girls love to see the sea trouser snake....hahahaha
Jordan! You are the star of this show.. you are missed when you don't show yourself. If you're out, I am to.
Jorden I miss your ever presents I think you should do more narrating
Why do divers always fall backwards off the boat ? .......(because if they fell forward, they'd still be in the boat !)
Please guys I have asked you before please speak up about the health of the reef before the UN declares it endangered and it is closed down