Part 9 of my documentary, "Mucky Secrets", about the fascinating marine life of the Lembeh Strait. This week's episode looks at dragonets; a family of benthic fish that live on the seabed. It culminates with footage of the spectacular mandarinfish emerging from the coral to mate at dusk. #dragonet #mandarinfish #LembehStrait #marinelife
Amazing, beautiful and fascinating. How could ANYBODY possibly capture these and put them into their aquarium? Surely the captured fish would die from depression and lack of proper diet. Also, notice the small slug on the right at 1:33. He's zooming by!!
The narration, the names of the dive sites, and the common and scientific names of the marine life are available in subtitles by clicking the button under the bottom right of the video.
Just different because it's nearly all small/weird stuff. Plus, this was shot over 29 dives in 9 days. Reef Life of the Andaman was from something like 1000 dives over 5 years
Bubble Vision I see. The Andaman was my favorite, but I think this new one will replace it. :) I'm especially fascinated by the fish that are able to walk. I know in the Andaman doc, you guys showed a few frog fish, but I wanted to see more. So I'm glad you guys went a bit more in-depth when it comes to the frog fish. When will this be finished/released?
Glad you like it :) There are 10 more weekly episodes left (11-20) and then not long after that I will upload the whole 90-minute documentary to RUclips. There will probably be a DVD later in the year, and possibly a Blu-ray if I can find anyone to manufacture and distribute it.
Part 9 of my documentary, "Mucky Secrets", about the fascinating marine life of the Lembeh Strait.
This week's episode looks at dragonets; a family of benthic fish that live on the seabed. It culminates with footage of the spectacular mandarinfish emerging from the coral to mate at dusk.
#dragonet #mandarinfish #LembehStrait #marinelife
Fantastic mandarin mating sequence!
Incredible! Having said that I'm speechless.
So marvelous, thank you!! Sea animals - Don't eat them.
Amazing, beautiful and fascinating. How could ANYBODY possibly capture these and put them into their aquarium? Surely the captured fish would die from depression and lack of proper diet. Also, notice the small slug on the right at 1:33. He's zooming by!!
I like this guys Mexican accent.
The full 90-minute documentary is now online: Mucky Secrets (full) - The Marine Creatures of the Lembeh Strait
The narration, the names of the dive sites, and the common and scientific names of the marine life are available in subtitles by clicking the button under the bottom right of the video.
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mar hermoso
Part 10 is now live: Mucky Secrets - Part 10 - Frogfishes - Lembeh Strait
Superb
I love you and simply adore your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. :)
Interesting the way they mate. thank you for share this unique images. Greetings.
Great videos!
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I can't take the Trump hair
muy bien increible
I can't wait for production to be finished! It looks like it'll be even better than the Adaman.
Just different because it's nearly all small/weird stuff. Plus, this was shot over 29 dives in 9 days. Reef Life of the Andaman was from something like 1000 dives over 5 years
Bubble Vision I see. The Andaman was my favorite, but I think this new one will replace it. :)
I'm especially fascinated by the fish that are able to walk. I know in the Andaman doc, you guys showed a few frog fish, but I wanted to see more. So I'm glad you guys went a bit more in-depth when it comes to the frog fish.
When will this be finished/released?
Glad you like it :) There are 10 more weekly episodes left (11-20) and then not long after that I will upload the whole 90-minute documentary to RUclips. There will probably be a DVD later in the year, and possibly a Blu-ray if I can find anyone to manufacture and distribute it.