Indonesia's Extraordinarily Unique Coral Reefs | Equator

[@cortrichards8179]

I could watch this kind of stuff forever. This is a super good documentary on Equatorial coral reefs and the many, various species found on and in them. Definitely one the best I have seen in ages. Would love to see more documentaries on ocean life!

[@jeaniehammond40]

I would like to go muck diving there (Lembah Straight) the frog fish there are so Interesting also the nudi branch’s.......just all the marine life there is very unique and beautiful.

[@TRACKSTravelDocs]

Thanks so much for watching! Glad you enjoyed it 🌍✨

[@The_Crucible714]

I didn’t know until recently that coral can hybridized to meet changing water conditions. Hopefully hybrid corals will help the reefs in Florida, Queensland Australia & other places where “bleaching” is happening.

[@cortrichards8179]

@@The_Crucible714 I really hope that can happen too. I am afraid we are going to see more bleaching in places especially like Florida, where the environmental laws and regulations are very lax and getting laxer under the current republican regime that rules Florida, and much of the American South. Those republican politicians don't care about the environment and don't even 'believe in' Climate Change. They say so every, single day on the news. Climate Change is so very obvious in Florida and the American South, but they still cannot see it and continue to dump pollutants in their waters. On the other hand, you have Queensland, Australia, where the population and government is much wiser, better educated and more level headed. For sure, if hybridisation can happen with Corals, then Australia will be on top of it and will likely succeed. Florida, not so much.

[@alvinjoseph8724]

This one I really enjoyed , we need more like this .

[@shlby69m]

Great vid! Music & narration were perfect.

[@TRACKSTravelDocs]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching 🌍✨

[@pw6447]

Among the most beautiful coral reef documentaries ever.

[@PulseX10N]

Yes, this one is really good.

[@debi5382]

need more like. this 😊

[@Ronny68100]

*Waouhhh... So Beautiful !...❤Thank you for this Magnificent Sharing!...🙏👏❤❤❤* *Respect to you and all the best for the future!...👌*

[@waltergutierrez8807]

Excelente documental !

[@RieNord]

Love this

[@seabass7788]

I learned so much!

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- This was a great video. Too bad there are so many ads. 😪

[@The_Crucible714]

I have some amazing pieces of elkhorn, staghorn & cauliflower coral from the 70s when collecting it was still legal. Now they make some amazing synthetic coral replicas for marine aquarists, which is much more sustainable since many reefs are in danger of bleaching.

[@lingdatang669]

coral reefs near bali ChatGPT Bali is home to several excellent coral reef sites, popular among divers and snorkelers. Key locations include: Menjangan Island: Located in the northwest, part of Bali Barat National Park, known for vibrant reefs and abundant marine life. Tulamben: Famous for the USAT Liberty shipwreck, offering rich coral gardens. Amed: Features a diverse range of coral reefs, suitable for both beginners and experienced divers. Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan: Off Bali's southeast coast, these islands offer pristine coral reefs and the chance to see manta rays and mola mola (sunfish). Padang Bai: Offers Blue Lagoon and Jepun dive sites, known for colorful corals and diverse marine species.

[@emmaleeaman1110]

Fascinating information, stunning visuals…weird “horror film” style music

[@lekaakareem]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@mickglover1714]

Great doco, but the question remains. Will the world change enough to ensure coral reefs survival

[@blessedbeauty2293]

- He says, "*eev*olution" 😂🙄

[@DeathsNitemareShepardOfHope]

Haa! 50:14 That was So Fast. The other one didn't even realize what just happened. 😆👍 Although now that I think about it I could've sworn I saw a different documentary talking about how those specific fish actually being an intrusive species in some other location where they didn't used to live and now they population is exploding and messing things up for native fish.

[@The_Crucible714]

35:42 It was the giant “sand poo” for me! 😂

[@hannieridder344]

Music is far too loud. Should be in the background only, not overpowering the narrative which one can hardly hear sometimes.

[@mylesmurphy8243]

YES "

[@leannlearnsbooks]

6:04 looks like honeycomb flower

[@phoenixrising573]

This was an iontereswting video until the embedded ad began. I refuse to watch anything with embedded ads.

[@debs.9612]

it's incredible these reefs aren't a UNESCO World Heritage Site

[@splitman1129]

Ad in the middle...i guess this probably isnt licensed, but stolen.

[@user-su5lo8hr3c]

Rottnest island has it's own type of clownfish so you are wrong I wonder how much else is incorrect 🤔

[@billyjunior1917]

Doesn't anyone who works at, or otherwise participates in, this sight speak English? You can not have an extraordinarily unique anything. Unique cannot be modified with adjectives, otherwise it's not unique. A unique coral reef may be extraordinarily beautiful or extraordinarily deep or shallow, that doesn't diminish it's uniqueness,

[@officialthird7268]

Such a beautiful video and you are knit picking grammar. Bye

[@Princesssbishhh]

You misspelled ‘site’ as in website. You spelled it “sight”. Ironic that you didn’t ‘see’ that.

[@nicolevaughn2008]

​. U made my day Thank you!!! Lmao

[@sebabuzo8162]

Laughable punctuation 😂

[@hillbillyhmong799]

It’s because he’s foreign and used google translate to write that out, super bad grammar.

[@eliseolopez6504]

If corals do well in Cold waters they thrive anywhere,forces meet that's nonsense

[@KheKheGanja]

Can humans touch corals?

[@tylerhogg2241]

Yes

[@The_Crucible714]

Not all. A few species of Fire coral are really dangerous.

[@patnielsennielsen5340]

Music louder than speaker. Dont like

[@anonviewerciv]

7:37 Biological integration. 🦠