It really is surreal when you realize you're actually living the dream you dreamt long ago....

This was beautiful. Thanks for sharing. 👍

Always enjoy watching your episodes. I would like more episodes, but I know you are busy... Thank you.

Stalactites with a C. hangs from Ceiling.

95-97 Palau suxed! (locals of course)

Brave!!! Cave wow guys ❤posh boat life suits you well❤miss you guys

Yoooo! That was siiiick!! (that sounds a lot better if read with a SoCal surfer bro accent) but for real, loved the video guys, see you soon :)

I love the videos you guys share with us and the under water footage is second to none. Of course I'm not there in you all's world but I still think you got the short end of the stick, Brady is directly responsible for millions of the subscribers in his previous gig but got nothing for it, not fair. Can't wait for your next episode, I know it will be great.

Rock on!

Thank you Blue For sharing this story I remember when you came on the boat how time flies 😅❤

At the end the kegs was dry lol 😮

Wow guys Love the content Grate footage and pictures quality are amazing!!!❤

I have not fallowed in a long time grate to see you Blue and Brady❤! Was just looking in on you brother s build ❤

I don't know if I would be interested in jelly fish😮

Great episode! I learned so much. ❤

Thanks for once again including such a wonderful positive video guys, truly love your work! Can’t wait until my kids are old enough to do a sailing course with you guys!!! You have been such an inspiration since the Delos days! Sending love and thoughts!!!

Buy Delos.

Wow man.

Beautiful people and area. Love their history of preserving the sea life.

For the love of all things holy DO NOT build a golf course

Excellent stories, video, music & narration! Inspiring!

Always so great! Keep doing it

Great to watch another of your posts. Very nice to see all the sea creatures and the enjoyment you get from it (as would I). Keep them coming.

If I wanted some of the products you wear in the video, where do i find it? your shop has very limited options...

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Good stuff, you guys should post more often.

Awesome content, as per usual. Keep ''em coming please. Regards from Namibia.

Aaaaaaaaand I'm caught up on your videos. I love your edits from Delos days to now your own channel. Better than anything on any streaming platforms. Looking forward to more videos.

when are you reviewing the iotavxsa40 and pa40

Cool video! There is also a farmer jellyfish called the upside down jellyfish (Cassiopea), found in the Florida Keys. These jellyfish are mostly stationary. Primarily staying in one spot turning upside down on the bottom of shallows, turning their tentacles towards the sun. So they can grow a crop of algae to harvest for food! I was amazed when I discovered I was not witnessing a mass die off of jellies in the mangrove shallows; but actually was checking out a vegetarian co-op of jelly farmers. Tending their crops! Nature is so diverse and fascinating. Thanks for taking us to Palau, I have always wanted to check those lakes out! Never knew about the poisonous depths of water in them. Interesting.❤🎉

Brady and Blue, I just gotta say, I've been with you guys for a couple few years now, I've missed you and your videos greatly and every time you post one its like ok drop everything right now and go watch. I understand life has changed and we can't get weekly videos these days, but my goodness is it something special when you guys do drop a bomb. Also the explanation of how sustainable fishing in Palau is done was just chefs kiss awesome, if only the rest of the world could get behind something as simple as that. Anyways love you guys thanks for bringing light into this world.

The drone shot got me thinking. Up to the first airplane 1903, no one had seen what their land & surroundings looked like from the air. except from a MT. top* view.. For thousands of years only birds had their lay of the land.. Hope Blue & Bradster are doing well .. been awhile.

Epic video , glad to see you 2 back in the water

i can see why it took 2 months to upload part two 😅 & totally worth the wait ! cheers! wave from ⬛🟥🟨

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Wow - your photography and the jellyfish! Mostly, i enjoyed learning of Palau from a local legend and only God could have led me to yourr video that included reference to rich cultural history of First Child Ceremony the morning after I learned I'm goiong to be a Grandpa! Thank you for sharing the beauty of Mother Earth and protecting her.

missed you

Awesome video as always guys. BUT seriously, 2 months is way way too long between epidodes. Especially if they are like this one that's part-1 & part-2.. I have very little memory of first part.. :(

Thanks guy's for a awesome episode! Always enjoy watching you both on epic adventure!

I wish you could have Delos as your bigger boat , maybe Brian could gift it to his brother for the ten years he spent on it with him . ⛵️ 🌊

"Yes, we are saving up for a bigger boat in the future when the time is right", !!SV DELOS?????!!!!!

Hey guys, great video as always!! Thanks for that... I was wondering what the ecological function of jellyfish is. Any idea? What happened to an ecosystem that is jellyfish "infested". I am pretty sure that's a way of mother nature to repair some damage. But just guessing here... Anyone knows??

Great video, I subscribed

Fun seeing your adventures.

GREAT Video as always!!!!!!!! Thank you for sharing your adventures!!!!!!

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Fantastic video ya'll ❤ loved all the info too! So beautiful!

Great to see you guys!

As part of week long scuba trip in Palau, my wife and I did the jelly fish lake. I do not remember any cautions about going too deep. I think (but not sure) I was in scuba gear but I do remember the water temperature as warm. There were thousands of jellies which were quite unconcerned with the 20 or so humans swimming around among them. There seemed to be only 4 or 5 types of jelly and they seemed to be uninterested in other jellies too. I do remember the funky wooden dock/stairs from the open water. It was a unique contrast to saltwater ocean water diving!

That's crazy that a jellyfish can live in fresh water and very interesting about the water being able to eat your flesh from the billions of dead and dying jellyfish. Really cool!