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Ευχαριστώ πολύ! (Ναι, πάντα κρατώ απόσταση από όλους τους ζωντανούς οργανισμούς και επιλέγω να κάνω zoom επεξεργάζοντας το βίντεο)

@@christinakakoulli Παρακαλώ! Άρα αξίζεις ένα μεγάλο μπράβο! δυστηχός δεν είναι λίγοι αυτοί που δεν σέβονται το θαλάσσιο οικοσύστημα. Εν τω μεταξύ, εαν θές θα συνιστούσα για κατάδυση το νησί του Αγίου Γεωργίου (στον Ακάμα, όχι στην Πέγεια), και την ακτή Ζαπάλο. Στην πρώτη τοποθεσία έχει λίγες σπηλίες, αλλά στο Ζαπάλο η θάλασσα είναι γενικώς ανεξερεύνητη όσο απομακρύνεται κανείς από την κύρια παραλία. Ειδικά στην δυτική μεριά, υπάρχει αρκετή θαλάσσια ζωή, βράχια, αλλά το πιο θεαματικό είναι τα δεκάδες γεράκια που φωλιάζουν στους κάθετους γκρεμούς πάνω από τη θάλασσα. Τέτοια εμπειρία δεν περιγράφεται με λόγια (αν ενθουσιάζεσαι με τη φύση γενικότερα). Καλή συνέχεια στα βίντεο! Με προσοχή!

Yes but unfortunately I'm only able to go down 5 meters. So, I don't really call myself a free diver. And you?

@@christinakakoulli yeah:) I'm usually freediving at Green Bay, where the water is pretty shallow. If you're interested a weekend or another you may join:) An endiafere vevea) Te arhisan na erhonte i shelones)

@@ambodtgx thanks for the offer!

Absolutely! I am studying biological sciences but most of my modules (which are like subjects) were very conservation oriented. Not only I've learnt so much from the lectures and independent study through the assigned coursework and exams but there was an insane amount of practical sessions too. For example, this module happens every year and you can choose between Eswatini and Peru. I don't show any fieldwork in my videos but we run so many surveys. When you check the modules in UEA' s website, look for a list with the learning outcomes and compare that with other unis. Btw, UEA has a 'Teaching Excellence Framework' Gold award which I guess speaks for itself. The Drs and Profs have an extensive background in research and they are more than happy to help you get an insight. I even had meetings with UEA Profs who did not practically teach me but I was just interested in their field of expertise. I guess you can do that in other universities too but a bonus is that at UEA from day 1, you are assigned an 'Academic Advisor' who's a Dr or Prof and will always keep in touch with you. Moreover, UEA's 'Career Centre' helped me to find volunteering jobs (I have volunteered for the Wildlife Trusts and Norwich Science Festival, both amazing experiences) and later apply for a job. My degree has an integrated placement year and I would recommend that for everyone! Lastly, the reason that I chose UEA over other universities was the insane amount clubs and societies. So many universities have good reputations but there's nothing like the UEA experience. Ofc everyone here is unique in their own way but the fact that you chose this uni is a common factor. People are beyond friendly! We also have the 'Student Union' who's responsible for the perfect organisation of clubs and societies AND student wellbeing. On top of that, the university runs the 'Do something different week', the 'Ziggurat challenge' and many more campaigns/activities to learn more about Norwich, keep you trying new things and getting to meet others. p.s. Norwich has become my fav city (and believe me, I had the chance to stay in many cities across the UK)

feel free to ask me more:)

@@christinakakoulli That is so helpful, thank you so much!!

The earth is a lot bigger than it shows in some videos that have a warping effect such as the ones that use GoPros.

@@navalca9686 oh so the GoPros make it unintentionally round instead of flat?

@@parmishvermadamama5152 Yep!

@@navalca9686 wait im confused are you a flat earther???

@@eduardo-px8dq no it’s just science confuses things (you need to be really high to actually see the curve of the earth higher than the iss’s 400km)

I am confused by this comment

@@navalca9686 same

@Justice let's all be kind

@Justice i am Canadian by land. Israelite by blood. So what are you talking about?

@Justice you dont have to accept the truth. I just say it like it is. Earth is flat. And there is water above the heavens (why the sky is blue)

thank you so much🙏 It's a wreck that has to be visited by everyone, the perfect water temperature and visibility make the dives so enjoyable!

@@christinakakoulli great visibility always helps!

Glad you like it☺️☺️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you!! 😊😊

Thanks!

Thanks🙏

Blue Horizon Diving thanks! Yes, they seem to be made of an organic material though (not nylon or something else). They are pretty still, algae has grown over and thus fish are always hanging around. Eels are often hiding at the bottom. We never found a single fish trapped so I don’t see these ones posing a threat to wildlife. Let me know if you think otherwise.😊

@@christinakakoulli That is good to hear. Interesting made of an organic material.

I'm sure you'll make up for all the dives you've missed:)

Thank you! Yes I've dived so many times there☺️

@@christinakakoulliIt an awesome wreck. Stay safe.

it means a lot🥰

yeyy💖