Super Reefs (Short Film) | Pristine Seas | National Geographic Society
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- In 2009, National Geographic Pristine Seas explored the Southern Line Islands and found pristine coral reefs, with thriving corals and large fish abundance. But in 2015-16, an unprecedented ocean warming event killed half of the corals. The Pristine Seas team returned in 2021, hoping to see some signs of recovery. What they found instead was the most spectacular recovery of coral reefs ever witnessed. The full length Super Reefs film will premiere in 2023. Stay tuned for more details.
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Stories like these are so important. Positive changes can be made and not only that, thriving ecosystems are possible with our help. I can't wait for the hour special! 😊
they wouldn't be suffering in the first place without human intervention, when Bear Grylls finds a bottle on a desert island, who do you think left it there?
@@adamrushford Good point! At least we have the power to start reversing some of the damage we've caused, even if it's only small changes at the moment.
Power of Nature that can recovery even from brutal events. We can only get humble in front of mother Nature but we must comprehend that even little things we do everyday may cause Great problems. We can choose and don't buy. Even little things in everyday life may change our world and make It better. In this video I see Emotion and Passion in the eyes of these men. Thank You for your efforts and commitment
Humans needs to understand the importance of nature and biodiversity 💜
We do, well some lol
no
@@redpotato9038 Wdym “no”
This guy is definitely from Brazil 🇧🇷, he has a Brazilian accent
Truly one of God's many masterpieces. Brings tears of awe & joy! How I want to be one of those divers.
Protect at all costs!
Truly beautiful
Looking forward for that 1h special. Interesting to see the shift of dominant coral.
So amazing, pentingnya terumbu karang untuk keseimbangan ekosistem kita
I love animals
I see Nat geo wild every time when ever I open my Television .
I like nat geo wild
mine I have open everything is Magellan and Nat geo
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
Nature is so fascinating. Stronger than anything else, too!
Can you bring more about the garbage in the sea. For more awareness. Thx
Thank you for raising awareness to how sensitive reefs are to warming events and that we need to protect what little reefs we have by not over harvesting fish. This video truly shows the human impact on sea life.
This made me so happy. I hope you can make a video too on how this is affecting the lives of local fishermen. At the core of protecting our seas, is to not drive the local people around it into the brink of desperation. Making their lives better without pushing them to have to overfish, is what would drive them to help protect the seas around them as well
Good video
❤🌺😉คนไทยยินดีต้อนรับ
Can't wait for the full film in 2023! Thank you to all the scientists and oceanographers for letting us know about the positive changes in our ecosystem!
Truly amazing
This makes me so happy I hope we continue to grow as humans, and take care of Mother Earth.
Must be in Brazil 🇧🇷 this huge and colorful Coral Reef 🪸
Amazing beauty !!!
Incredible. Please more stories like this Nat Geo!!
Thank you for your efforts. ❤
I’d love to dive and do research there that place is amazing
Me too 🥺🥺
One of the best videos ever
sounds like a great place to visit
Best Anime of 2022, amazing story, visuals, and OST. MC is very likable too. can't wait for the 2nd season
R u sure it’s an anime-
Sometimes it’s just Nature. Beyond our comprehension
WOA, what great news!
kyaaaa my favorite foliose corals😍😍💙
God Bless our coral reefs....thank you
Finally. Some good news.
So beautiful!!
Amazing
Great informative video...every politician in our world need to watch this and perhaps even live this here...🧐
wow...
Lovely
Good news!
Truly spectacular
Thanks for unveiling the marvels of a hidden world, trying to save it from the ravaging works of men and making the beauty of this to be cherished planet last longer.. Our children need it!
It's just like aquarium
I wish. I want to fly & make some exited fun in that last place of your video
Wow what a paradise :)
Amazing project, congratulations!
Very interesting
Amazing! 😌😍🥰
life wills out if only humans could evolve so well did we come from the sea are we from this planet
Bendiciones
Till the last drop of sea water left then only humans get to realise we are losing everything
Hurray 😍👏👏👏👏🐦.
Thank You for showing that this Can happen 🙌.
JO JO IN VT 😆💕
Absolutely brilliant to see some good news. So sorry I missed this upon launch as Nat Geo channel is listed as live (actually just looping old drug smuggling videos for weeks) so new videos do not seem to be announced by TH-cam to subscribers.
I like fish, i love to eat it, can I be a ocean concervative ?
Question is... why isn't the Great Barrier Reef on this list?
Find the difference
"Biodiversity is biosecurity".
That's wonderful but that's only one place and as you said it's the one most protected Coral reef in the world the problem is everywhere else is still suffering and even there there's the problem with my microplastic and the changing temperatures increasing temperatures and the sea level it's only a matter of time if we don't slow it down by stopping using fossil fuels we're just going to have less of this time and more brutal time because we all know what comes after the planet heating up then it gets frigid and it ices over so which one do you want I prefer what we have now and to save it as long as we can by stopping the abuse
Covid 19 gives us a glimpse on what's possible when human activities are minimized. Let's think twice about returning to pre-pandemic. Some activities should be completely ceased.
These islands are more prestine and you should keep secrets from world tourism industries
At the start of video I thounght of someone's dead body wrapped in bag. 🥶
super covid 2035? with sesbania grandfloria/ just 1000 usd for 1 people?
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I don't see the great barrier reef on that map of protected areas, pretty disappointed with how Australia takes care of her natural wonders. Having lived here in SEQ for a few years now it's pretty sad to see the destruction. Hopefully things will improve with the new government in place.
As much as I enjoyed the video and the beauty of this environment, I really wish that it was just left alone if not pointed out to the internet. Now this place is going to be overruned by western tourist that just going to trash it while treating indigenous locals like foreigners in their own land.
Please send this video to president Putin and another to biden ,more one to Xí Jìnpíng.
For all of you don't be the last presedent of your country and the most dreadful dream to the people.
I wish to float în the last place of Yoir video! ⛲🏝🏜
This is amazing, best news this year 🥲