sounds like James Earl Jones. I dont think any other voice could have done a better commentary on this amazing lake of Africa. How awesome is that! thanks for posting.
Nice video!! Kool to see how fish that you normally keep at home in a tank live in the wild. That's the voice of the guy that plays Captain Sisko on Star trek DS9, lol
I won't argue beliefs, but the reason they keep mentioning evolution in association with the Rift Lakes is because they are one of the most fascinating examples of a single species diversifying into hundreds in order to most efficiently utilize specific niches and food resources. If you believe in evolution, you believe this was an outcome of natural selection, and if you believe in a supreme being, you believe it is an example of the glory of creation. Either way, it is an amazing.
This is one of the most important places within the beginning oft he humans and humanity as the social specie on Earth, very good movie, thank you very much and I am looking froward seeing new more ...
@radioajo Cool u have a bigger than aquarium than me. I have a 55 gallon, and a 30 gallon. Both with african cichlids in it. U should post some videos of ur tank. Id like to see it on youtube.
Yeah! Neolamprologus tretocephalus at 7:55. i bought one yesterday But of these four clips, you will only see 2/3 of the entire film. it's 20 minutes of the movie that do not appear
Brichardi's should only be held in aquaria where they are alone. Put in any other fish, and they will be killed. Is that fish which is eaten at 0:57 a gold compressiceps or a yellow calvus?
WEll, it was by chance that they evolved so rapidly from streams and river systems, into the Great Lakes. Nobody meant for them to do that, nor was it because of fate that it happened. Twas an accident, though one of the better ones. No offence, but nothing created these cichilds except for the neccecity to adapt to the high pH lavel of tanganyika, and the already existing species like the synodontis. You also misspelled cichild.
Okay I did not try to "guide" you out of your religion. Thats what coca cola is for. I was just saying my opinion, that from my point of view, god, the Almighty, does not exist
sounds like James Earl Jones. I dont think any other voice could have done a better commentary on this amazing lake of Africa. How awesome is that! thanks for posting.
Beautiful shot at 0:36 of a Boulengerochromis Microlepis.
I have 3 of them myself.
Very lovely creatures.
Great movie.
Nice video!! Kool to see how fish that you normally keep at home in a tank live in the wild.
That's the voice of the guy that plays Captain Sisko on Star trek DS9, lol
I won't argue beliefs, but the reason they keep mentioning evolution in association with the Rift Lakes is because they are one of the most fascinating examples of a single species diversifying into hundreds in order to most efficiently utilize specific niches and food resources. If you believe in evolution, you believe this was an outcome of natural selection, and if you believe in a supreme being, you believe it is an example of the glory of creation. Either way, it is an amazing.
the narrator is Avery Brooks who played Captain Sisko on Star Trek Deep Space 9
This is one of the most important places within the beginning oft he humans and humanity as the social specie on Earth, very good movie, thank you very much and I am looking froward seeing new more ...
This video is outstanding love it thanks for sharing just Subscribed
those smallest cichlids in the lake arent actually the size of your thumb nail they are maxed out at about 2 inches.
I love the video.
awsome new sub
@radioajo Cool u have a bigger than aquarium than me. I have a 55 gallon, and a 30 gallon. Both with african cichlids in it. U should post some videos of ur tank. Id like to see it on youtube.
thanks for sharing
i love cichlids
thanks so much for sharing this movie.
@DgosFinnest all i have is american cichlids. but i love watching them swim in my 125
Хорошо у нас на Танганьике :)
Yeah! Neolamprologus tretocephalus at 7:55.
i bought one yesterday
But of these four clips, you will only see 2/3 of the entire film. it's 20 minutes of the movie that do not appear
Horay for Multies (if you get it then you already know what this series is about)
Check out 6:00 of part 3. They tell us why.
@radioajo all i have is american cichlids. but i love watching them swim in my 125
Looks like the other way around.
great
Kg tropical squad anyone??
AWSOME VIDEO! It's official, some day i'm gonna have furcifer!
@radioajo do u own cichlids ?? Yeah they rule theyre awsome.
watching to get an idea how to make my new Tanganyika tank with Tropheus only=)
at 0:48 there was a synodontis cafish in the cichlids mouth
It's a plecodus stralini, a scale eater. (ledidophage)
Last fish(9-24),what is the name?
Brichardi's should only be held in aquaria where they are alone. Put in any other fish, and they will be killed.
Is that fish which is eaten at 0:57 a gold compressiceps or a yellow calvus?
Yeah, that's not James Earl Jones. Pretty sure thats the voice of Avery Brooks.
Crucial to our human life's ...
lake erie
what the fish at the end?
Thanks
Ummm... it looks like a gold comp. to me.
This vide helps me in being jealous about cichlid keepers
magnificence
whoaaa
i want an emperor cichlid 0.0
Badass Petrochromis!!!
FRONTOSA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i'd like to watch this in spanish, sadly i didnt understand somethings
5:25 is Enantiopus melanogenys
This is NG's "Jewels Of the Rift"
Gustave the crocodile was spotted in this lake
GO SOUTH AMERICAN CICHLIDS!! though this is awesome
Why the Compressicep? Lol..
Um.....that's Avery Brooks. You know.....Captain Sisko from Deep Space Nine? A black man. Know your voices.
cichlid
Whats at :27, 5:25? and damn i need to hire a bird to go catch me some cichlids :D
Yeah a couple of them. Just go to my profile dude.
eeeeeevvooooluuuution Oy !
Thats your belief, and I respect that. But in turn, please respect my belief. No point in trying to get me to see other ways.
I am affected and let's affections ...
@inervate Enantiopus melanogenys
Prostite, ne vsjo ponimaju...) Jasno, chto "treba skinut", a chto imenno - neponjatno :)
Pesce out. Well, we'll know who's right when we die right? Betcha 5 bucks I'm right.
I remember when I went there and my sandwich fell in there so i jumped in to save it and i died.
WEll, it was by chance that they evolved so rapidly from streams and river systems, into the Great Lakes. Nobody meant for them to do that, nor was it because of fate that it happened. Twas an accident, though one of the better ones. No offence, but nothing created these cichilds except for the neccecity to adapt to the high pH lavel of tanganyika, and the already existing species like the synodontis. You also misspelled cichild.
xenos FTW!!
THE SISKO!!
Okay I did not try to "guide" you out of your religion. Thats what coca cola is for. I was just saying my opinion, that from my point of view, god, the Almighty, does not exist