I love when thumbnails aren’t just photoshopped clickbaits.

I REALLY enjoyed this video!! Excellent work! Thank you Sir! 🙏♥️🇺🇸👍💯

Don't die

The year 3070 😮 am I still here, I don't even know 😢

i need to know what that song is when the whale shark swims by i havent found it yet and its already 2024

The Duane is one of my favorite dives. Beautiful.

Hi guys. Please use only rounded battom scuba tanks, steel. 😊

7:21 the spectacle of a manta ray elegantly swimming in place while a swarm of cleaner fish flit around, and within, its body is like something out of fantasy.

Welcome to the blue world. 🐳🐋🐬🦭🐟🐠🐡🦈🐙🦀🦞🦐🦑🐚🪸🪼

He's Lucky He Calls The Underwater World Home!! But I Am Fascinated With What He Saw! I wish We had Hot coco Is cold💙💙

Incredible video guys :)

Ocean life when we put anything solid in the sea for any reason: Bippity boppity, your failure is now my property

One of the reasons I love the Georgia Aquarium so much is because every exhibit never fails to present some of the smaller stuff, and showcase how it interacts with the bigger things. It never fails to impress me how when I first visited when I was 6, I was excited to see the massive centerpiece animals-the whale sharks and manta rays. Visiting on my 13th bday, I was still excited about the big stuff, especially the new sharks exhibit (I had never seen a tiger shark before and was absolutely pumped) but the exhibit that mesmerized me the most was the tropical reef exhibit-because it seemed as if you could continue to find new corals, invertebrates, fish, etc. for days in that tank. Coming back to the Ocean Voyager, the thing that made me most mesmerized wasn't the huge things, it was seeing how these utterly massive creatures interacted with smaller creatures that felt the most interesting. Watching as the porkfish and tangs followed the resident green sea turtle, picking off bits of algae and tiny invertebrates completely invisible to my eyes, searching for sharknose gobies, a tiny fish around 1.5 inches in length and watching as they cleaned off a zebra shark-the reason why the Ocean Voyager is so amazing is because it includes everything. It isn't just "HERES SOME BIG ANIMALS TO SEE". If I had a motto for the Georgia Aquarium, it would be "come for the megafauna, stay for the extremely fascinating interactions between everything in here, including some of the things you might not think are interesting at first." Frankly, this goes for almost all of the exhibits. More aquariums need to go with the model of a few huge exhibits with tons of animals, big and small, interacting with each other. It's so much more interesting, educational, and encourages people to revisit over and over. Plus, having diving experiences be offered actually feels worthwhile.

Doesn't anybody think that teaching bull sharks to associate food with humans is a bad idea? You guys are a bunch of selfish adrenaline junkies.

I suggest diving with Orcas

Hey,Jonathan, I would suggest ice diving yourself, have a long and happy life.

I remember when i watched this when i was little

oh gosh what a beautiful, informative and an amazing video!! congrats you guys, and edd's a treasure as always. really amazing quality, hats off to mehdi and also post production. makes me want to try it too... thank you so much for sharing.

Saw many of them on Canary islands freediving and spearfishing. They are very curious and like to invade your personal space - a gentle push with a spear was needed to prevent it from getting to close. A very interesting animal. You do not look for them - they find you!

jhonathon if you get water burns I suggest vinegar

hey jhonathon say hi to roopert for me kay.

That enclosure sure doesn't look big enough for whales.

Ahh! The nostalgia…. Watched this when I was 3…. Now I’m 11 😢😢😢 I’d love more of these videos!

The hagfish of animals! Along wihh comb jellies.

I love this collaboration 😊😊❤

I remember Watching jonathin when i was three im now twelve He’s the reason I got scuba certified. Its kinda nostalgic

7:28 Beluga whale jumpscare

How can there be stalagmites underwater? Looks more like footage from a flooded terrestrial cave.

I love this guys videos was young In the Philippines as a 5 year old

We'll information good show 😅😅😅

Looks like a leopard shark to me

I hate the goby for what He did at 7:46

Ngl Jonathan that was really scary. Are crocodiles more aggressive than sharks? Because I think they are more aggressive to dive with, but this one seemed docile.

That’s a Lion’s mane jelly he just encountered

😆you said you finally have “scuba gear” you mean snorkel my friend?🤿❤

If he didnt get syphilis that made him crazy who knows how long he keeps going for.

Steamed Hams, mmhm

And my gramdpa was a scub diver in the military is that cool Jonathan

You are so awesome in ever away ❤

Please like this comment for my grandpa that was in World War 2that died😢

Look how long it took me to learn this 😳

These videos give me the calm and peace I'm looking for. Especially the diving shots. The back score is just perfect

I wanna do this so bad but I'm too scared to do it

A home for corals

As a kid I used to LOVE your videos, and they're still a lot of fun. The cave diving is scary, but the rest is just cool🐳🐙🐠

Jonathan, I haven't come to your channel in a loooonnng while-I was 6 or so the last time I watched your videos diligently. It's been a huge inspiration for me-got my C-card the moment I turned 12. Personally, I think it would be awesome if you could visit Japan! Frankly, I think it's super underrated as a dive location. Tons of different species, environments, experiences, and the divers there are super dedicated to their passion. Divers there often have their entire specialty be in photos of a species of goby, or some other small fish we usually pass off as being some pretty background fish for a dive! Gear over there is light years ahead of the US-underwater cameras are so much more compact and inexpensive, it's insane. Not to mention getting to dive sites across the island is very easy and fast (mostly due to bullet trains). You could do ice diving in Hokkaido and shark diving around Tokyo within 48 hours! So much content to be made on diving there, it's utterly insane. Japan needs more marine protected areas, and the existing ones need to be slightly stricter, and diving can help that happen-the industry is already convenient and well developed there. It's well-saturated with experienced, awesome guides and passionate divers. The final piece of the puzzle is more gaijin (foreigners) who visit Japan basing their trips around diving. A lot of people watch this channel, and some videos of you diving there could definitely convince way more people to seriously consider SCUBA trips there.

Don't forget to bring those fish out who followed from the outside.

Biology lover like kre ❤🎉❤🎉

Biology lover like kre❤🎉❤🎉🎉