Awesome to see these impressing animals away from the tourist spots! Your boat must have been quite close to shore?! (How many meters distance approximately?) ...🤔...and if you are that close, maybe you can "win them for an interview" next time 😅...
Hey @bernd3781 the boat was quiet close....I would say about 30 meters approx. We don't want to interfere with their natural behaviour...but they seem to ignore the boat and just glance at us every now and then.
@@TheVanjon Hey Vanessa, a distance of about 30 meters is really close! So cool to watch these massive wild animals in their natural environment. Hope you had enough time to enjoy these moments and scenes and you could watch it with your eyes and not just with your camera display...(you must have filmed a lot to colllect "material/content") Best regards Bernd
@@bernd3781 For sure...I always put the camera down and try to be in the moment....my camera has a display screen that sort of pops out of the side so I can put it down and continue to film but keep an eye on it....works best when not on a boat!!😅 I still have tons of content waiting to be shared - I only started my page last year as I didn't think it would be of that much interest to people, turns out I was wrong😂
Yeah, your vids are really interesting & impressing! 👌 The first I saw was the "Epic Bear Fight" and the "Extended Edition" of it. That was awesome! I shared it with some people and they found it super interesting as well! A friend of mine had an encounter in Yellowstone National Park with a Black bear and its cub near his Camper and was really lucky that he wasn't attacked. (BTW: He was in Australia as well, did organized Shark Diving and saw Sidney and parts the Great Barrier Reef as well.) Keep going- we support you!
Awesome to see these impressing animals away from the tourist spots! Your boat must have been quite close to shore?! (How many meters distance approximately?)
...🤔...and if you are that close, maybe you can "win them for an interview" next time 😅...
Hey @bernd3781 the boat was quiet close....I would say about 30 meters approx. We don't want to interfere with their natural behaviour...but they seem to ignore the boat and just glance at us every now and then.
@@TheVanjon Hey Vanessa, a distance of about 30 meters is really close! So cool to watch these massive wild animals in their natural environment. Hope you had enough time to enjoy these moments and scenes and you could watch it with your eyes and not just with your camera display...(you must have filmed a lot to colllect "material/content") Best regards Bernd
@@bernd3781 For sure...I always put the camera down and try to be in the moment....my camera has a display screen that sort of pops out of the side so I can put it down and continue to film but keep an eye on it....works best when not on a boat!!😅 I still have tons of content waiting to be shared - I only started my page last year as I didn't think it would be of that much interest to people, turns out I was wrong😂
Yeah, your vids are really interesting & impressing! 👌 The first I saw was the
"Epic Bear Fight" and the "Extended Edition" of it. That was awesome! I shared it with some people and they found it super interesting as well! A friend of mine had an encounter in Yellowstone National Park with a Black bear and its cub near his Camper and was really lucky that he wasn't attacked. (BTW: He was in Australia as well, did organized Shark Diving and saw Sidney and parts the Great Barrier Reef as well.) Keep going- we support you!