Western Australia's Ancient Great Barrier Reef

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[@7ismersenne]

This is a very good educational video. Its clarity of explanation for a non-geologist like me is outstanding. The graphic images demonstrating the changes in the reef and its development are in a class of their own. Many thanks

[@unoriginalsyn]

I've learned a lot from him ❤ love this channel

[@graemeverryt618]

365m, 385m, and woteva million years just because he really does sound educational....

[@unoriginalsyn]

@@graemeverryt618 bet you get invited to a lot of parties 🙄

[@robmadaffari6270]

One of your best presentations yet, great work.

[@shaneconway5919]

Thank you, great subject and great to understand WA's geology past.

[@darrellturner560]

A brilliant video. Thanks!

[@fredricktalbot1945]

I love the use of the tape measure in a chronographical sense.

[@yt.personal.identification]

Same. It was a neat way to add a wider perspective in a single image.

[@mishham6388]

I agree. Great for us leypeople to wrap our heads around these things. I feel like I've learnt more on KZbin from videos such as these than I ever did at school

[@rosa9079]

I love learning about our country. Thanks for your videos.

[@rictechow231]

Great video. Whilst easterners don't know much about our geology other than gold we know nothing about westralia. Would love to have more; particularly on Vaalbara

[@karamia1392]

On my bucket list. The gogo fish is a game-changer!! ❤

[@allon33]

You can see this Reef as you drive along the highway from Broome to Halls Creek.

[@unoriginalsyn]

Yet another fascinating video ❤ and now my afternoon is going to be looking at Google maps instead of working 😂

[@Ful-OGold]

Cheers for that.

[@robert-wr6md]

excellent thanks.

[@BradGryphonn]

The Mt Etna range, just North of Rockhampton is a karst formation, formerly a coral reef.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

How's that River Valley in the beginning sliced straight through the rock 100m down ?

[@bobtheboozer15]

The Mueller ranges mimbi caves in WA further inland I visited must have a similar story 350 million years old

[@stephenanderle5422]

Global sea level rise? Well yes probably some what. But Australia being at the equator would make a lot of local sea level rise on it's own.

[@willjones2954]

🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍👍

[@nancydelu4061]

I hear "calcium" this, "calcium" that, "calcium" the other. ¿A calcium sink? It's a puzzle. Please tell us more.

[@jimmy_flaps]

Que?

[@RandyTerrell7174]

Not first

[@YRLCarlos]

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