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[@jorgesanchez6451]

Image starting a KZbin channel as a hobby and now you travel the world informing people and helping all the fish in the world your a true inspiration keep up the amazing work.

[@Silva_loft]

Ya what a lucky guy!

[@Sammy31Dee]

Fritz marketing campaigns

[@Mofuggy]

@@Silva_loft It's not luck, you've seen his house and the inside koi pond. Its his daddies money that affords these trips and video.

[@Silva_loft]

@@Mofuggy with over 1.1M subs i dont think he needs dads $

[@Mofuggy]

@@Silva_loft How do you think he got those subs? Step 1: Have daddys money, Step 2: Have hobby, Step 3: Monetize with youtube. It starts somewhere moron, do a little critical thinking about how people you actually enjoy watching just have money to spend and don't seem "boring" bc they're poor and cant afford these big trips/expensive items.

[@airor404]

I lived in Florida for years and had no idea the conservation of our reef was faced with a problem that dwarfs the bleaching and pollution issues. Incredibly well produced and edited as well!

[@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears]

If you are near enough you might be able to volunteer to help the aquariums out. :)

[@Silva_loft]

@@Whateverhasbeenmynameforyears i wish i can do that

[@Topgear.filmer]

Please spread the word to other Floridians. I learned about this a few years ago when it was just just a thought that this could happen.

[@PAIP_Studio]

Would you believe that it is an organization working with the government that is killing Florida's coral reef? If this naturel sea wall goes away and waves start destroying costal homes they will claim it was caused by Green House effect and pass more laws that suit them...

[@kirara2516]

Probably because the local government supports the companies that would hurt the reef. They don't believe in climate change

[@theowiltshaw2560]

I love everyone who is trying to solve this problem they have my all time respect

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 what's the genre of music is this band?

[@Toasteeei]

@@brianwnewman jazz

[@redbaron7538]

It really started to make my heart sink when they said they were getting wiped out quickly but I felt better when they showed all the back ups. We need more back ups

[@bkm2797]

Excellent mini documentary on these very important coral reefs, and how when we work together we can save such significant structural. Thanks George, and all those who participated.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@bpaul1201awesome]

As a native Floridian Id like to thank you for bringing our coral reef issues to light and how entities are stepping up to try and save our reefs! Good to see how kuch progress they have made and are now reintroducing corals back into the wild. The more hobbyists that support these missions the better off we will all be!

[@BotfromChina]

As an indigenous American this is hilarious 😂

[@shay4261]

@@BotfromChina as someone who has never even been to america: ok

[@giannism6875]

@@BotfromChina right..

[@jancukasu]

11:03 you can immediately tell if someone is *genuinely loves what they do, just from their tones and excitement* when sharing you the stories about what they're doing. Thank you so much Keri, you're doing God's work ❤

[@Societyman123]

i think she sounds annoying

[@rejiequimiguing3739]

Politicians tone and excitement looks and sounds more geniune, but their hands are always in their pocket. Many scientist/environmentalist talk like a robot monotonous and no emotion, but their two hands are always busy.. Judge a person based on their produced and not on their public speaking.

[@latlelat4200]

@@rejiequimiguing3739 dude wtf 💀

[@MLP4242]

All the babies!!!

[@donkeykongisbetterthanmari7495]

@@rejiequimiguing3739 true

[@ssrbgangimaribotan6thofthe12]

this actually is also happening here in indonesia, in my last school trip a few years ago at my former highschool, which bought/funded hundreds of local small corals and we students helps around to plant baby corals in our school trip. that was a fun experience and is one of the great school programs my school started to give awareness to our environments and its sustainability (apparently its my school's tradition for like 11 years now even after i graduated 2 years ago. and before that last school trip we were taught about sustainable farming, hydroponics, planting trees on our own, etc). At that time i used to think some of the events and school tasks are tedious and boring (more specifically where we have to do social works near our school, cleaning the streets, or doing tedious projects about sustainability/recycling to be spread to the neighborhoods around the school. But now i think fondly of those days. Well our school could be an exception cause its quite a prodigious school in the city, famous being the top 50 nationally and is really expensive one at that. I'm not from a rich family so whenever i paid the tuition with my parent's card (yes my parents trust me to do so) i'm pained at seeing the receipts.

[@peterpansplayground]

What a great program! I wish more schools would adapt these ideas too.

[@partycrasher1569]

sounds like my school ngl we also have programs where students who joins the program they can go to latin american countries to help the locals

[@derekwalker4622]

I find it kind of strange, that Indonesia and Florida both have coral reefs that are dying, and both are cruise line destinations. I have never been on a cruise, so I have no ill will against them, but it is odd, don't you think?

[@unknownguyindo4356]

@@derekwalker4622 It's wasn't that odd. Using a ship no matter what kind always bring pollution, electric ship is also not excepted.

[@Jefferson-ly5qe]

Was that in Amed? I saw their coral propagating rigs when I snorkelled there

[@mohamedfaiqhamid5830]

As many of them said we as hobbyists help contribute to this conservation by wanting better equipment for our hobby. Save the Reefs

[@sarahferguson0]

So much respect for everyone working tirelessly for this very important cause.

[@Slide-Loc]

Great video, I love how conservationists and scientist are finally realizing the value we hobbiest bring to the table! We all want the same thing and we all can help the knowledge base.

[@CaryMercer]

There is an incredible amount of fertilizer run off down the Mississippi River into the Gulf and runoff from Brazil moving in currents up into the Caribbean. Couple that with the planet's oceans being a carbon dioxide sink leading to ocean chemistry changes(becoming more acidic), and on top of that ocean temperatures warming; it's just seems like too much for these animals to cope with in a very short period of time. They are resilient animals, but human impact on earth's life support systems has consequences.

[@nycoolj3]

Yup, this was my first thought as well. Not to mention all of the other shit that’s being dumped into the oceans that we don’t even know about. It’s disgusting. I try not to eat fish anymore because of it.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 what genre of music is this band?

[@robz365]

This and the amount of disgusting filth coming out of Okeechobee that’s being dumped into the tampa bay it’s terrible no government seems to care.

[@nycoolj3]

@@brianwnewman sunscreen!

[@benreynen8739]

In Australia the Great Barrier Reef currently has more coral growth than ever previously recorded. They had 3 bleaching events within 10 years and despite higher temperatures it has rebounded back better than the majority of scientists believed was possible. Hopefully the same thing naturally happens in Florida too! The planet is pretty good at self regulation after all this time, thankfully.

[@BrainInjuredTortellinni]

Nobody seems to want to acknowledge this, for all we know this could be natural cycles of the reefs.

[@benreynen8739]

@@BrainInjuredTortellinni I want to acknowledge it! It seems very egotistical to think every problem in the world is created by humans and can be solved by humans when we have existed for like .1% of the earth’s existence.

[@robos3809]

Yes but just because one coral reef is growing at a huge rate after bleaching doesn't mean its natural

[@benreynen8739]

@@robos3809 Do you think coral reefs ever died before the human race was the dominant species? Forest fires make for a fantastic new growth medium for plants. It seems like nature was self sufficient before humans evolved.

[@robos3809]

@@benreynen8739 yes but they are dying too fast right now

[@aarongavin586]

Thanks for the awesome video! As one of the many people working on the FRTRP, we appreciate the accessibility that this video provides to people who are unfamiliar with our rescue efforts! Congrats to you and your team on a great video! I'll definitely be sharing this with my friends and family next time they ask "so what do you do with corals?" 😂

[@Meldium]

9 Years ago. I knew that little George would go places. When I met him at RAP NY 2017, we had a little conversation and i was very surprised about his chosen career vs as to be a marine biologist or something of that nature because of his passion for Coral. I understood his goal as he cleared it out to me. I took a picture with him and told him to keep the Nitrates Low. He smiled back at me and that was it. And look at him now. I knew that he would be going places and indeed he is. No matter how tall and mature he has gotten today, I still remember that little George KZbinr CoralFish12g. Don't stop George. You are doing just fine. Stay Reefing!

[@kimlovesfun]

Love & support for everyone involved.🥰😘 You're a sweetheart ❤️ George! Thank you for bringing awareness. I'm so grateful and proud of you!! 🐠

[@JaYoeNation]

Great job on the video and raising awareness on this issue. Hope we can maintain the diversity of these corals thru the path of this disease.

[@AmrTGC]

I'm so happy aquariums are starting to take care of themselves!

[@digitalwojtya3669]

I'm so happy that people actually care about protecting corals, I've never been to a coral reef but its always been my dream. Loosing corals and reefs would be a loss of the most beautiful and alien looking organisms on Earth!

[@Izawwlgood]

I hope you continue advocating for the ocean. You're great at presenting these problems and inspiring people to care as much as you do.

[@pumpknhd]

It's encouraging to know that our time spent as home aquarium hobbyists contributes to the research for preserving the ocean reefs. Because we want better equipment so that we can have a healthier and more beautiful tank, that translates to better technology that then helps the scientists do better research. The more we love our own tanks, the more we care about preserving what's in the wild.

[@OperaticEngineer]

Absolutely amazing video! So interesting to see everyone working so hard to protect our coral reef.

[@jmarshal]

This is an incredible effort to save such an important natural species.

[@AussieAquatic]

Much respect from Australia..........Coral reefs need our help!!

[@saramarie516]

This video is very well done. Thank you for tackling an important subject and posting this for everyone to see.

[@Jeffdoeswhat]

Great video. Definitely don’t want to loose any more coral reefs. I’ve got to snorkel a few the past few years and it’s amazing seeing them in person.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

Stop wearing sunscreen to our coral reefs‼️

[@r1verman]

Such an amazing video. Thank you George for educating and bringing attention to issues like this.

[@ez2733]

I have goosebumps watching this video. It’s heartbreaking to see the corals dying. But it’s also super hopeful to see the conservation efforts. Thank you! Great job!!!

[@obliterator789]

I'm glad that this very important work is being done. There is still hope that our beautiful ocean ecosystems can be saved.

[@todddowney8221]

Love the work your doing George using your influence in the hobby to show the world what is going on beyond what’s going on in our tanks I’m from Australia and it would be a catastrophe if this was to make it to our shores keep up the great work and supporting those institutions in fighting the good fight 👍👍

[@superchroma]

the bleaching issue is already enormous, and building a coal port in proximity to the reef was a ridiculous choice, australia has had no real interest in preserving the reef.

[@jasonmosher2139]

This is possibly the most important video you’ve produced yet. Thank you George! Well done!

[@QualiLap]

Amazing video! I'm glad to see you're spreading awareness to everyone about this. Awesome!

[@Experiment.626]

Bless you all so much love and respect share the shit out of this get the support and hype going!

[@nattpich]

So glad this came up in my recommended and even more glad that my local zoo is taking part! Will definitely be upping my trips there and make sure to spend a little extra at the aquarium

[@haydenreed5846]

Love the video and the fact you are raising awareness for this crisis. As a fellow aquarist (freshwater scrub albeit) is there anywhere we can donate to help out?

[@tanishqsuryawanshi1276]

You are doing a great job, not a lot of people know about these problems and your videos are certainly spreading the knowledge to a huge audience.

[@isha_sadhguru_follower5896]

Hi George! I really appreciate your work. Your channel is getting complete new meaning in a bigger picture. Wonderful to see the purpose that arrose from this hobby! Phenomenal, go on!

[@roselmario]

These last few videos have been amazing. The behind the scenes stuff is always cool, and your Coral videos are some of the best. Just ordered a waterbox aquarium yesterday and can't wait to start my own corals.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

Stop wearing sunscreen to our coral reefs‼️

[@roselmario]

@@robertodiazjr7666 what? When did I say I wear sun screen to the beach? Are you high

[@davidnorris8767]

I as a child knew coral reefs were in trouble over 20 years ago, the adults at the time didn't do enough

[@robertodiazjr7666]

Stop wearing sunscreen to our coral reefs‼️

[@greatplainsman3662]

What are you doing as an adult now?

[@1DrElectric]

@@greatplainsman3662 What can you do. Do you realize how immense this is. Went diving in the keys last year had not been there in 30 years. Everything was dead. What was once a cornacopia of colors and fish. More beautiful and colorful than any forest you have ever seen. So many fish and animals you could barely see. All are dead rock. White dust everywhere. A fish or two It broke my heart. It was truly devastating.

[@TailEndCustoms]

Much respect to those doing what they can to save these reefs.

[@Blue_Oceanic]

I didn’t even know this was going on! Thank you for educating me and everyone about this big issue

[@bendover9813]

I wonder if we’ll have to settle for just finding a lucky coral that’s immune to the disease, and just plant them as large, thick lines of hexagons to act as fences between different species of coral to mitigate the spread of the virus if it comes back

[@lilpsyche6971]

As a plant lover (that's as close as I can relate) I can't imagine the pain they must have went through with the babies in the beginning. My cat ate my seedlings and I about had a conniption. I cried over my seed babies.. I'm glad they have it stable for them to thrive

[@dandegr]

Amazing job! Thank you for bringing this up for everyone to learn! I will definitely share this with everyone I know

[@saged1513]

It's really incredible how far people have come with conservation efforts! Thank you for bringing attention to the issue Also I love the baby corals!!

[@212131185]

This is such a great piece, thank you for sharing this info to your audience! I know this is a long shot, but I am a coral reproduction biologist, and our team utilizes aquarium husbandry to induce and optimize the reproductive cycles of endangered corals. If you’re ever interested in our work, I would love to chat with you!

[@shinyluckfairy]

I just moved back to Florida, exactly where I was born strangely enough. It’s sad that the Coral Reef here is experiencing a crisis right now. I really appreciate the work and effort you do to raise awareness on these issues because it is really important to talk about Environmental Concerns. Honestly George, ever since I started watching your KZbin Videos, I have been fantasizing about scuba diving and exploring the Coral Reef System down in Florida. Seeing how it is experiencing a crisis, I hope I can get in the Ocean sooner rather than later so I can pray and channel my Shiny Luck to share it with the Coral Reef System. Hopefully the Shiny Luck 💖 can help it heal, I try my hardest to share as much as possible when there are major problems on our Planet. I just can’t really do much right now because I slammed my finger on a door. I kinda need to heal a bit first before I do anything out in Nature. Thank You 🙏 for being the Best Content Creator on this Platform George 💖 I really appreciate everything you are doing because your videos speak volumes 👍

[@ReefDork]

Amazing film George. Kudos to you (and Fritz) for the time, effort and skill to make such an important topic so watchable 👏👏

[@derekwright5722]

All of these people make me a very happy person. It's sad we're in this situation in the first place but it's nice to know there are people out there doing what they can to save these reefs.

[@Lucasio24]

Would it be a good idea to maybe sell some of the coral babies to hobbyists? If certain species of corals are circulating in the hobby it could ensure that these corals won’t go extinct. Also the money made from these sales could go towards further research. On the other hand however, if a certain coral becomes really popular some people would be more inclined to steal it from the wild? I’m not an expert on this subject, I’ve never kept corals

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 What genre of music is this band?

[@omarfejzic2981]

As someone in the hobby they could definitely introduce some into the hobby but the likelihood that none would be bred is high due to hobbyists not commonly breeding their coral instead choosing to frag them. Which keeps them genetically the same as the original individual

[@Uncle_Scotts_Doombox]

Excellent video, George. Thank you for approaching the subject free of political hysteria. The subject of climate change has been so absurdly and needlessly politicized when it’s a problem all of us should be committed to confronting. Survival should literally be the one subject we all agree on. Climate change is happening and whether it’s going to kill us all or just radically alter our planet, we still need to do what we can to mitigate its effects on earth’s inhabitants. Keep making these videos, George, they’re more important than ever.

[@michaelwells1783]

Get rid of your coats because you won’t need them because of your beliefs about global warming well let us know if you put your money where your mouth is.

[@antoniohinojos3808]

Absolutely amazing, collaborations like this deserve more attention.

[@errrthang_goodfam2440]

Highest respect for all the people giving effort and time to this problem. ❤️‍🔥

[@dusk1947]

This is an amazing and fantastic initiative. I hope they continue to expand and persist in there much needed mission. Thank you for the awareness. However, a point of fair criticism is that many of us would love to assists where possible. But as the video points out, we are legally barred from participating. I can't keep a Caribbean stony coral in most cases. And yes, while the hobby is not generally a good source of true conservation practices for a species. If the threat is truly 90% coral loss and a real risk of extinction (which I have no reason to doubt): allowing hobbyist's to acquire these species, through aquacultured propagation (not wild collection) is a way to further the number of individuals alive in captivity. If you're going to crowd source, then do so. Allow us to help. That's not a criticism of this video nor the scientific community. It's simply a way to gain even more access to potential safe harbors, in addition to the more than qualified zoo staff. Additionally, sale of propagated frags could directly fund the research efforts and conservation work. You only need to look at current Frag prices to understand how much additional revenue may be available... Aquacultured North American Acro's, Maze's, and Brain corals with a large portion of the proceeds going directly back to North American reef conservation. I look at that, and see a missed opportunity.

[@emas8345]

yup they could make a lot of money off them for funding too they need to spread it to as many people as possible

[@Ebmoclas19]

I can assure you, this thought has not passed them by. Aside from Sea World trying to raise their public image, they know what a good position they are in financially if all the hobbyist start lobbying to be allowed to keep the currently banned corals. "Oh, you want to us to start selling to the public... Well, I suppose it would have to be us because we're the only ones who have them... What to do?! What to do?!..."

[@ross2398]

Yep, I’ve raised this point as well. Hobbyists have driven much of the advancement in species success, lighting, and propagation of many coral species. It’s rather sad that smaller, private exhibits and dedicated biotope tanks can’t be allowed to foster or propagate these corals. I get the not wanting to mix Atlantic and Pacific corals together which makes plenty of sense, but at least allow more private owners to become accredited/trusted to keep them. Hell, we can’t even keep sea fan softies in our tanks.

[@Yaj8552]

There's actually a lizard that could not be bred by zoos and is endangered, but hobbyists were able to get it to breed so this lizard is allowed to be kept by very select hobbyists only. I was watching Clint's reptiles or one of the educational reptile channels and they went to one of the big reptile accessory companies and they talked about that lizard since they were able to house that lizard. Wish I could find that video. Was really interesting how the survival of a species is being entrusted to hobbyists. Edit: Found it. It was Snake Discovery and the Zilla guy mentions it at 14:28 how only hobbyists can breed these lizards. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l6Cld3SmjbmUhpY

[@Ebmoclas19]

@@Yaj8552 Mate, that's awesome! Thanks for putting up the link too!

[@Kye_2000]

Hey George! I've been following this project for a while now and this is a really great and informative video! My question is, how can I get more involved in this project? My dream job is literally doing what all these amazing people are doing, collecting and caring for marine animals, so how can I get onboard and help out?

[@joshl2821]

Connections bro. Go to your local aquarium and ask to volunteer and slowly move higher

[@Kye_2000]

@@joshl2821 I appreciate the idea man, except the problem is I'm a full time uni student, living with my girlfriend and working in my spare time so I can pay the bills. I just don't have the time to volunteer

[@Slide-Loc]

Good luck, that's not an easy industry to get a call back from let alone get involved in. I'm sure some are different but volunteering is generally a path towards more volunteering unless you are attaining other experience and credentials elsewhere. The MN Zoo can barely be bothered by entire organizations offering help or donations.

[@weefslider]

@@Kye_2000 Well, what are you studying? If you're studying something biology related you could try to snag an internship with an aquarium.

[@Kye_2000]

@@weefslider yeah I'm actually studying a bachelor of science majoring in biology. I've just heard it's a very competitive game to snag an internship, and I have reached out to my local aquarium before, but never heard back

[@w3sty439]

Good work mate ! bringing light to a situation and spreading the word ! Good luck

[@kevinaronyk6081]

What a great show , it's wonderful to see that there is research like this going on . It gives one optimism that we can get things back in balance.

[@Vip__honey]

I respect everyone who were involved in this Seriously the best piece that i ve ever seen on KZbin 💌 Hate off to well all 💟 love your videos.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 What genre of music is this band?

[@michellemuskeyn5070]

@@robertodiazjr7666 I just ee

[@GSP-76]

The dying reefs problem is not just happening in Florida. The Great Barrier Reef is over 50% gone and it's the largest on the planet. This problem doesn't get solved with half measures. Climate change is the culprit and we have to change. That said, I salute the folks working so hard in harvesting corals and growing them so that they don't disappear forever.

[@iwannaseethereceipts]

Amazing job! I'm so glad to see both that scientists are proactively finding mitigation solutions, and that folks like you are putting a spotlight on their efforts 💙

[@polemius01]

A nicely-made documentary with a vital message! Thanks!

[@Six2Ten]

I hope Mr. beast watches this and wants to contribute. I mean he planted trees and cleans up the seas so its only natural to plant sea trees now. P.S humanity underplays extinction very badly kudos to all of these people who are helping.

[@paulpedersen7820]

Thank you for this video. What I thought of as I was watching is that there are many aquarists that have the experience, knowledge and desire to be helpful with their own tanks. I appreciate that the places mentioned are carefully vetted. There are home aquarists that could be vetted also.

[@turkeydinnerchewie2499]

I work at a freshwater mussel propagation facility. The diversity, endangeredness, and services they provide make them a super cool and important group of animals to work with, and I would definitely recommend reaching out to some facilities

[@robertodiazjr7666]

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[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 What genre of music is this band?

[@maggiemclaughlin5253]

Thank you for this awesome video! I am doing a lesson with 3rd graders on the importance of coral reefs and this is a perfect introduction!

[@marja9521]

i love how excited the woman in charge for raising the coral babies. yessss girl MORE BABIES!

[@JABFarm]

This is my fav video you’ve done. Great educational piece, this is why sustainable practices are so important for the hobby

[@AlexraptorAquatic]

Awesome video, It's always exciting to see the positive impact our hobby is having, something not often talked about. Here in Sweden there is a public aquarium in Gothenburg that has been working closely with hobbyists over the years. A few years back they actually put out a call, asking hobbyists to donate frags in order to construct a gene bank of their own. :)

[@uke7084]

Thank you for stewarding our earth well. God bless you.

[@Adellso]

Amazing. The more you know. Very interesting topic. Keep spreading the word and teaching us something new. Much thanx.

[@HCSAgirl99]

This video is the first introduction I have had to the endangerment of the Florida coral reef track thank you for making it and the sponsors for funding it

[@TheMaisiewoofwoof]

Such a great video. Beautifully filmed and so informative.

[@westonboi66]

This is what got me into reef tanks, after diving the Great Barrier Reef in 2016 seeing the bleaching was scary!

[@wooster_wheels]

George This was amazing. I lived in the Keys for 15 years. Keep bringing this to your channel. Awareness is the only key to saving the Reef. If you ever get the chance, go diving off the Keys!!

[@Herowebcomics]

WOW! That coral problem is some crazy stuff! But it is nice to see that people are trying to solve it!

[@hvanmegen]

Wow.. awesome work.. I'm from the Netherlands, and I didn't even knew this was going on... those people are doing great work! Thanks for creating this video!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

Native Floridian here, anything to do with my home state gets my utmost attention. This is astoundingly well produced and glad to hear you're doing your calling! I'm set to go to college here next semester, and I'm going the Biology route, feeding into Marine Biology and minor in English. The Ocean is my favorite part of our little blue world, and the part we should be conserving the most!

[@taylorshortt7232]

You are one of my number one aquarium KZbinRS that I love to follow showing off all these amazing things and learning and teaching others as well it gives me hope.

[@robertodiazjr7666]

Stop wearing sunscreen to our coral reefs‼️

[@polarberri]

Amazing piece, so important and informative. Thank you for sharing!

[@bthefountain]

You did such a good job covering this!!!

[@zybch]

Great job covering this kind of story and making entertaining and educational content with it.

[@wildreefkeeper]

Love this channel, I am from the FL Keys, love that you went down there to cover this!

[@steveshot81]

This video was very educational in showing what will happen with the loss of a coral reef system.

[@Arizona9001]

getting coral to spawn reliably in captivity is monumental. BRAVO

[@vanessareynolds5428]

such a privilege to have worked with flaq! great company and very conservation focused

[@brandonblair6529]

Crazy how a hobby has more impact in helping biologists than any governmental institution. The fact that the industry has such a void in products and support and is only filled by hobbyist really shows how the "powers at be" really feel about our saving our world. Great work though, this is what you do with such a huge following and reach!

[@adamr9030]

Great job putting this video together!

[@yodisbsteve]

This is so awesome and sad at the same time. Thanks for using your platform for some good.

[@peterashman5749]

Stunning and invaluable video. Brilliant. Thank you from the world.

[@VictoriaLeeCreates]

Great episode 🐠💚🐠💛💙💛. This topic makes me feel sad n motivated at the same time. Motivated to keep doing my part on mother earth. Thank you for spreading awareness, your awesome 👌

[@cking8776]

Thanks George for your amazing videos!!!

[@kikmidog]

You're a gift to our world mate, thank you

[@robertodiazjr7666]

Band Sunscreen in Florida‼️

[@brianwnewman]

@@robertodiazjr7666 What genre of music is this band?

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

Thank you for sharing this information. And God bless you and your family.....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀

[@war5561]

This is such a high quality, information rich video I’m blown away.

[@thepug991]

Awesome video. As a native Floridian we need to keep the beaches and oceans around our great state safe/alive

[@Unimportant]

The part of the video with the spawning and the larvae was absolutely mesmerizing.

[@johnbrand1893]

This is an incredible video showing incredible and successful efforts in saving potentially all the reefs in the world 🌎 alongside the one in Florida. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@primm1309]

Love your videos George, they inspired me to look into the hobby of fish keeping I have two large tanks with two fish and an axolotl

[@kasonf2176]

Absolutely amazing video George!

[@Silva_loft]

Good thing you made this video to teach me and others alike.!

[@laughtercatz]

Currently in the Bahamas ,years ago I was in the Bahamas and went to dive in a specific diving spot years ago .. Today ,we came back to the same place where from what I remember ,the corrals were all looking great and the reef was beautiful . Today it is mostly destroyed and slowly dying , there is a huge plant invasion that is blocking sunlight etc.. for corrals to grow on certain places where I went , it's killing everything and it's terrifying to imagine that it's going so fast .. Now it became dificult to find a single good diving spot where the corral is not dead or at least healthy .