So Proud of my Grandpa, Alan Kenneth Whitfield

Very thank you

This is wonderful!

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Can you find this in cape town also

Great.... Hello from Bali

We got a white frog dont know the sound he make

Please we need You too be Informed Seismic surveys on the cost of South Africa 🇿🇦 🙏 17th 18th December 2023

Science communicated in a most simply but informative way❤

Great presentation Dr Banzi....

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This hasn't gotten many views eh?

Pretty fekking steeze Enya!

Alright bruv

Great Job by Ross-Lynne

Great video

I'm amazed at how robust that cannister is - it survived a good chewing by a very persistent shark!!!

A very interesting talk. Hope to see more of these💃

Well done Godfrey. Wish you all the best in your career path.

Thank you Godfrey for a wonderful talk of your adventures in the Pondoland. All the best in your career path.

AH, If I could SCUBA DIVE AGAIN, in the Great South Bay, Long Island NY, Brightwaters. Back in 65.♥️ kp

Hi Chantel, thanks for a very interesting presentation. I am an ex marine scientist now retired in Poortjies and regularly flyfish the system (often moving around with a red kayak). I am part of the ORI fish tagging program) and it might be interesting approaching them for data. For example, one of the garrick I have tagged was recaptured in Port Shepstone while others were recaptured at the same spot a few weeks later. I was just wondering what bait you use in the bait bags as that might to some extent determine the fish species seen on the videos. Also, just to mention that on a few occasions I have come across largish sharks which I assumed are spotted gulley sharks. There are definitely some interesting species that occasionally enter the system, such as juvenile Big-eye Kingfish and Natal Stumpnose. Hope to meet you on the water. Regards Niel

Great work and awesome footage 👏

Dear Dr Whitfield St Lucia has an arid amount of no take zones. Not only through MPA's but also through areas void of human activity due to geographical and accessibility... Very very few meters are exploited at the moment.

35:14 St Lucia Estuary had Nondi and Thorn Fish in the late 90's and 2000..

Good job No. 1!

maan- Thanks-great uploading. 🤗

Nice content,science communication at its best👌👌👌👌👌

reallly cool stuff

Great presentation 💯

Great narration 🙌🏾👏🏾🙏🏾🔥💯

That was so informative

nice talk Munetsi

great talk JP

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well done Marliese

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Wow dit is awesome, well done! 👌🏼🌊

Thank you to everyone for the beautiful comments, Glad you all enjoyed it.

Nobuhle this is beautiful and informative 👌

Great presentation 💙🙌🏼🙏

Well done Nobuhle..... The future of freshwater is bright.... Cool prezoo👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Miss Mpanza 🙌. Syabonga sis, kuyezwakala and tingle ipresentation yakho 🙌♥️

Nobuhle thank you for this informative presentation 🙏🏿🙏🏿 It's on point 👏🏿 👏🏿

Thank you for the beautiful presentation Nobuhle Mpanza, this was very information okanye kumele ngithi kuyezwakala futhi kulula ukuyiqonda nokuyilandela. Siyabonga sisi.

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Great work Dr T. Madzivanzira!!!

Kunge urikuverenga nhau Taku. Good work