Having learned to dive late in life I made up for it in my first year by clocking up 120+ open water dives in places from the UK to Australia. I went from a non diver to a technical deco diver in 9 months and loved every second of it. Since having kids not been able to travel as much so spend my time watching videos and reminiscing, hope you enjoy my site as much as I have making it.
I just started scuba diving and rule number one is not to disturb the aquatic fauna! And m we can only see scared aquatic life in this video. I wish you could be more careful and respectful of the beautiful surrounding and please don't touch the coral reef!
I wish people wouldn't chase the turtles! This causes them to drown because their too scared to come back up for air when people keep swimming after them. We hardly have any left so please just watch them from a distance
Brilliant cool video! We really love that place as well. Can't wait to see more. Have a swatch at our vlogs from there https://youtu.be/KUP8rgiuMnE also you should visit to Scotland where we live. Its always bad weather but the sights and folk are nice.
"All the coral is dying…" What are you guys talking about? A healthy reef is characterized by 30-40% hard coral cover. The reef in the video has more than 50% coral cover! Corals dying and forming limestone is normal…then new corals grow on the old and the reef gets built up. Want to see ailing reefs? Check out my videos from the Florida Keys. Still, even with the decline of hard coral there, there is lots to see and tons of life.
Great video. Loved it! Spot on with the musical selection, also. Every diver should try and hit the GBR at least once in their lives. It's one of those 'must dive' places, and worth the trip. Michael
Scuba diving is a truly transcendental experience. With the press of water around you and the only sound, the hiss of your own breathing, you have time to be alone with your thoughts.
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Is the footage color blind
The reef is gonna die anyway, so might as well touch it while we can
Sad.. knowing about coral, watching this is just rough. Hope we can bring her back. (G.B.R.)
Nice video, obnoxious music makes it hard to watch though. Gets unbearable with all that BLEEPBOOPBLEEPBOOPBLEEPBOOP constantly.
Can’t wait for when I go this holidays
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZOYM-DKqWg&list=PLvIGfHBa4XAKxEbv42TJOPh_NBjfQ1ggX&index=12
Nice!!
No offense AT ALL but I'm only watching this just so I can man up cuz I'm going scuba diving tomorrow (I don't know where the offense is either)
It looks like a bunch of rotten cauli flower! Destroyed.
I just started scuba diving and rule number one is not to disturb the aquatic fauna! And m we can only see scared aquatic life in this video. I wish you could be more careful and respectful of the beautiful surrounding and please don't touch the coral reef!
hi, really liked your channel. lets do sub for sub. reply if you like
Sad to see all those dead corals..
I wish people wouldn't chase the turtles! This causes them to drown because their too scared to come back up for air when people keep swimming after them. We hardly have any left so please just watch them from a distance
wow, guess they let anyone go to the reef….
Brilliant cool video! We really love that place as well. Can't wait to see more. Have a swatch at our vlogs from there https://youtu.be/KUP8rgiuMnE also you should visit to Scotland where we live. Its always bad weather but the sights and folk are nice.
you almost died at 3:10
The divers Are so unpofessional
Nice video! If you're interested in corals and sea anemones, you should really check my channel! Anthozoa, flowers of the sea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kduR7nPFMw
As soon as he saw that lion fish hes like fuck this shit im out lol
Watch out for them box jellies 😛
Do you have a filter on the lens?
RIP
nice!!
Looks all bleached out.
"All the coral is dying…" What are you guys talking about? A healthy reef is characterized by 30-40% hard coral cover. The reef in the video has more than 50% coral cover! Corals dying and forming limestone is normal…then new corals grow on the old and the reef gets built up. Want to see ailing reefs? Check out my videos from the Florida Keys. Still, even with the decline of hard coral there, there is lots to see and tons of life.
Great video, thumbs up from us and cheers from sunny IGY Simpson Bay Marina, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.
I would love to go here one day, but when I was younger something happened when I was in the sea and now I am terrified to even go near the ocean.
was Nemo there?
guy's check out my video
https://youtu.be/Z0_TRuLyRws
I'm taking my Gopro to the GBR, did you use a colour filter when you dived?
Great video. Loved it! Spot on with the musical selection, also.
Every diver should try and hit the GBR at least once in their lives. It's one of those 'must dive' places, and worth the trip.
Michael
Never touch the coral damnnn we destroy the world so easy
Scuba diving is a truly transcendental experience. With the press of water around you and the only sound, the hiss of your own breathing, you have time to be alone with your thoughts.
Every action sport camera has a very small sensor, thats why you need perfect light conditions. If you don't have, you need light. The best light for GoPro and more you can find here http://www.activeallbrite.com or look here http://youtu.be/tt1He6qL4qI
Oh my god.. Almost all of the Coral is all dead in this footage. It's like a giant biome of skeletons.
Wow great footage have a look at some I filmed in the uk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cy07c2uXvmA
Where the reef… Oh wait it's all dead
Where is that?
Do you use any filters on your go pro? Thank you! Awesome video!