Inside The Epic Sea Journey From New Zealand To Antarctica | Expedition Antartica
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2019
- Join a team of marine scientists as they embark on an unprecedented journey across the Great Southern Ocean and beyond to Antarctica.
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I love how they touch "unknown" things with their bare hands.
yeah and watch it die slowly in their bare hands after which they can disect it with their bare hands.
And this was exactly the point where I stopped watching in disgust.
That's what she said
@@Amoclesand your point is?
@@ShannaNL That's what she said...
like your mom
*Without a **_shadow_** of a doubt, these epic scientific documentaries is what gives a platform like RUclips it's **_real_** value! . . .*
*Science beats 'magic' & superstition **_any_** day of the week!!!*
...as well as beating RUclips's and Google's fetishes with Cultural Marxism and Globalism
Average Mars fan vs average Antarctica enjoyer.
@@horationelson57 shut up. You're very clearly a persecution-fetished conservative
@@horationelson57 agree with you. Twisting the truth
20:19... I had a good laugh at all this. If you didn't know they were on a ship, you would have to assume they are all tripping.
20:15 makes it even better
Fear and loading in Las Vegas 🤣🤣🤣
Watching them all maneuvering while the vessel pitches and rolls made me a little home sick from my time in the Navy. The Bering Sea conditions were pretty rough and we'd literally be walking on one wall then the other, as far as 3 feet of the wall bottom and also running down hill then, straining up hill lol, it was so awesome
Imagine a filmed and detailed documentary like this showing us the work, life and experiences of the first exploration of this area by James C Ross in the 1840's, in wooden sailing ships with no electronics or communications.
I get your sentiments but, back then no electronics, film gear = only no hi def details.
Sorry to burst your bubbles, there were people there long before that.
@@rockingchair2807 There were some random sealers and sightings of ice shelves and land but not really a serious exploration of antarctica. Just wanted to find seals and whales no?
@@forceghostanakinskywalker575 that would be a resounding YES by the 10s of thousands if not more. We humans have exploited the flora & fauna of the little blue ball for quite some time and it is about time for us to stop, if not at least slow way the hell down !!!! It will benefit us as much as them.
@@forceghostanakinskywalker575 evidently nobody's ever heard of Jacques Cousteau! He tried they cut his funding
That she took the decision not to go back home is amazing, I think her Husband would been proud for that.
I think so to
I think so as well
@@speedymon4412 I’ll stop at
Ya cuz hes getting that strange
I think so too!
RIP to Doctor Atkins, Julie is amazing for being so strong
Absolutely, peace to Dr. Atkins. I understand why Julie stayed. After all, what is there to go home to? I would have done the same. Doing what she loves, as he was doing what he loved. Deepest condolences to her.
@@Pashasmom1 Many scientist seem to be of this accord. Science first, God bless them!
Fishing in Antartica seems like going back in the past, all of these things look prehistoric
The bravest most sober woman I have ever seen. .God bless you
37:45 The look when you know that you've eaten too much!
Watching this in a 40C heat wave.
OMG! My sincere admiration to not only the ENTIRE Crew... But the Scientist that lost her Husband and true love but decided to remain committed to a critical journey is utterly leaving me in awe... Just AMAZING! You ROCK! My SINCERE condolences to you and the others that lost this person!
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
My deepest condolences to the lady who lost her husband.🌹
@Frank Trudeau really?!?!😒😒
I guess I misspelled the word.
Said it around 23:07
There is a big difference between " your husband has been killed " and " you husband died in an accident "
Thank you! Can't get enough of Antarctica!😘
What a wonderful journey, amazing sea life, thank you for sharing it with us.
Such an amazing trip! Antarctica is one place I’d love to visit. Perhaps my illustrations would grace a volume or two.
I’m so sorry for your loss Dr, god bless you. What an amazing trip, that was every second so interesting. The captain seemed a really nice chap as well. Great watch, thank you
after killing so many sea creatures I think he got what he deserves.
@@HeavensBladeTM Go f*ck yourself
Why she wasn’t she didn’t seem to care at all
- no day without learning what you want life around you for your generations to survive - thank you for your amazing team's hard work, and struggle for us.
What ur comment got to do with a ship kid
everyone on the ship is a team ' - from the crew - even if they are sweepers to the scientists are an amazing team - and we respect them' and u too my friend -
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
@@kristiennewolfe5520 do you even know what reality is ??? Clue # 1 it has absolutely nothing to do with a show, twit brain
I don't really know what your trying to say
I would of done the same thing. Her husband passed away doing what he loved to do . I don't think he would of wanted her to come back considering where she was.
I'm sad for her YET grateful for her. My condolences to her and her family .
I want to be a marine biologist. This was a great mission everyone is nice like me. I belong with this team.
Go for it! 👍🏾
Go for it girl. If you have dream just chase it. We support you and we would like to see your work.
If you're in the US I can recommend the University of Alaska - I worked as a volunteer there one summer while I was doing my marine bio undergrad in the UK.
They were well equipped, had a really good and comprehensive set of course modules, great field stations, excellent teaching staff - and if polar ecology is your thing, then you're in the right place for it
I think you are more of an architect, maybe an importer/exporter
@@ib6294 Not a city planner?
I love watching these type of shows when there's a heat wave going on:)
A bittersweet journey for Ms Hall but what an awesome expedition overall! You have to give it up to all of them for their bravery and their intellect and their drive to add to the knowledge base in hopes of preserving precious sea life and ecosystems. Bravo!!!
Great documentary! Thank you for sharing this amazing voyage of discovery with us.
Everything about this was absolutely fascinating. It was heartbreaking that woman lost her husband during the expedition. The thimble-like styrofoam cups from the pressure were so cool! Such a roller coaster of a show. Marine Biologist are during some really awesome and vital work.
Good! I'm glad he is dead! All those innocent animals killed for no reason, I'd have cheered in joy watching that boat sink.
20:39 look at the way they are walking, its HILARIOUS, and they have tremendous skills staying upright.
Antarctica is a wild place. I was on Deep Freese 75 and spent 9 months down there on the USCG Ice Braker Burton island. Great journey.
Good for you Sir
Strictly curiosity is a little silly but what did you eat? what is day-to-day life like? so curious and really applaud your bravery, and countless others, definitely could not do it..
Actually if you could please could you tell us anything interesting about your trip and anything us ignorants to that area would like to know.. I'm so interested, or message me I'm just really curious as to how it went and what really goes on there, so anything you care to share anything I don't care how long it is. Just whatever y'all did to survive whatever y'all saying whatever y'all felt I don't care anything cuz I'm very interested in a career in that field, if the opportunity were able to present it's self . As stated I'm so impressed with your courage and bravery and determination
God bless
Rip🙏what a champ decided to stay
Im not even a scientist but i myself would be excited to see what those nets would catch.
Amazing documentary.. well edited with the feel of being there at times.. making the dull fascinating!
I'm so sorry Dr. Julie. God bless you ma'am. Prayers for you and family. Kudos to the ship Captain for his kindness and professionalism. Yes the others on the ship were certainly her strength and family in type.
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
@@kristiennewolfe5520 You're asking us if this is a reality show And you're asking us if we're stupid. I don't get it.
Happy birthday Andrew
Thanks in sharing Antartica Video
very appreciating .. exciting marine research
The joy in their voice as they watch a fish suffocate and die………scientist always ask “can we do this?”..and apparently never ask “should we do this?”
Y'all savage for doing this! I love the courage thanks for sharing!
Nah, they savage for taking more than they need to from the sea
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
Thanks so much for video it is hard life God bless you all
even the smell of the wind coming from Antarctica 500 miles away has an eerie scent
WOW...A DELIGHTFUL JOURNEY IN THE COLD
Great video , interesting to see these incredible animals
Brilliant documentary! 💞💓🇨🇦
Freaking awesome and highly technical documentary. I loved this. Thank you to the vessel team, research team and Tracks team!
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But what about the secrets, did you see them? It was mostly only talk, talk, talk.
@@thedude8046 uhhhhh, new species?
You effing trooper Julie, god bless you and may your husband RIP. I would have made the same call.
what a nice bunch of passionate people. Great documentary.
u are KIDDING ME< RIGHT?? Did you see what they did to the animals?? Squid are sentient. How about you just start poking at you cat or dog to see what they do, especially in their most vulnerable/sensitive areas. PS. Strap them down.
@@kristiennewolfe5520 that's how you document. For their own greater good.
@@kristiennewolfe5520 You obviously have no experience in marine science...care to explain an alternative to collecting this data efficiently?? They’re scientists not commercial fisherman, they were extremely reasonable and ethical
Spectacular video a d mission!!☺ Thank you very much for sharing with us!
Very Impressive! Great journey!
a very informative documentary , I enjoy it alot from start to end with same interest, Bravo Guys All Team members
Imagine when people sailed there in wooden ships ,and still no idea what creatures inhabited this alien landscape .....
Must've been like traveling to another planet............
Yeah no, we never went to the moon. Sorry...
Mr Sheckelton expedition did. It was a nightmare and a disaster at the same time.
Especially when they came across the kraken.
Watching this under New Delhi's 35-40 degree is so satisfying.
When did you get internet? You haven't even figured out how toilets work over there. LOL
Bhkkkkk
After 4 cruises the last to N.Z never again. Not just covid19 but the sea was rough heading down from Melbourne Australia to N.Z. how you guys do this is incredible. I salute you all. Thank you for the work you do. From Australia xx
I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of this. Extremely fascinating!!!!
I totally enjoyed this video. The excitement n mystery of the Antarctic waters wad great.
Thank you all for all you do.
Hello my lovely friend
Hello! We are from The most Southern part of Mississippi, the Mississippi Gulf Coast. I've been intrigued by all I read n watch about Antarctica n the goings on there. I can believe it was a lush place before. But, there are many mysteries that lie deep below the surface, dont you?
Thanks again for the video n up date. I'm looking forward to your next one.
May God richly bless u n urs.
It seems that mankind is finding and naming new species of fish just before driving them all to extinction.
and now we found a new specie of fish that has evolved through billions of years of evolution and now we are watching it slowly dying gasping for air and now we have successfully killed it
@@mandurugas69 humans can do what ever they want life evolves and goes on!
How can you not be impressed by a journey and project like that? Fantastic watching.
Loved this so interesting & incredible work
this awesome
24:00 You would think by her response that her husband got killed once a week..
"Sorry, your husband got killed."
"Really.? How is this going to effect the researchers?"
If you could imagine her feelings, she made a good choice. And remember she was around people who were very supportive vs. going home to an empty home. He died instantly doing what he loved as a hobby. She was considering how her choice would impact the scientific mission.
She done right in my view.
@@sylvia106 I'm not surprised a female would have that opinion..
@YourNatureBoy27 More likely she didn't care.. Look at the posts by the females in this thread.. They think she's doing the right thing. I was more reaching to her casual response to hearing about the death of her husband..
They would do the same thing..
I'm glad I'll never get married.
They obviously don't care.
Very interesting. Thank you all for your effort.
What a documentary...amazing how beautiful this planet is
This is amazing video, hope there's a lot more to come of the expedition! thanks for sharing!
Watching this from home had me scared, hats off to the captain and crew, what a ride well worth the watch!
I think Julie made the right decision about sticking with the ship. I hate to say this but these conversations have to take place with the family
members because of the line of work these doctors/scientists etc..do in regards to the study of our world/planet. Any emergency type situation has to be addressed ahead of time.
Anyway, these men and women are so admirable in their endeavors to science, and keeping our planet safe! We truly give them all the gratitude they deserve! They truly are heros who dedicate their lives to science in order to help keep our planet safe!
A really great story told in the most captivating way, thank you all.
I wish I could be one of the marine biologist. 😊
From 🇵🇭
Amazing ! and Thanks to the entire Crew and the Scientistis who filmed and explored the deepest World. Really, an educative and informative video for the Biology students.
Very great documentary so fascinating!!
Thoroughly enjoyed thanks to all onboard
WAY TO LIVE! Julie Hall, sorry for your loss
Yeap! They had a GREAT relationship, she is on a boat with 30 men on board and he is flying planes with no engines on them, fantastic! I wonder who else died?
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
RUclips never disappoints. Now I wanna be a marine biologist. Great documentary
Excellent. Thank you.
Mrs. Hall, I believe you made the correct decision! Sorry for your loss. TY for your work.
I would have liked to see them set some pots for crustaceans and fish species at different depths. Maybe some hook and line tub setts too.
Poor creatures from human curiosity
:( those idiots...
Science, you meant to say, right?.
Would you like some cheese and crackers with that"whine"
You're on a smartphone made with slave exploited labor in china you self serving hypocrite
@@sineo8233 really, idiots???
salute for all the crews.
Great moment!
Oh my goodness! How did those penguins survive all those hundreds of thousands of years until man got there to help them survive? What a croc.
exactly
@Jack Snow they've gone there to train up the new penguin guards and attach lazers to their fricken heads.....
Notice they drag nets destroying the fragile floor of plants that took a long time to grow just for a study saying we should protect that they just destroyed., keep up the good work humans with big brains and no common sense.
You're right then they take the penguin's food too what a shame to be human... Even I am sad and angered at the same time... Instead of protecting the place... Even they destroy the place and then complains about ice melting.. Even and blames the weather changing? I no wonder the world's climate is changing... Even sad just sad...
@@cristambaoan1005 you all seem to lack the same intelligence you claim they dont have.
Such a fascinating documentary! Loved it!
fantastic - thanks !
Glad I watched this
Dr Trevor Akins rest in peace and solace in godspeed to Ms.Julie
I’m sure her husband would have wanted her to stay .xxx
Skip RUclips ads by going to the end of any video then restart 😊 sometimes you gota do it twice
hmm? good idea
What a wonderful journey.
Thankyou for this amazing video ... ITS SO BEAUTIFUL more species discovered . 😇😇😇...
As an ex deckhand on trawlers,I know only too well what happens to the life on the bottom.Trawling kills everything within the net range,It drags everything along until it"s dead!I"m all for research,but hopefully one day they can design something way better.
Been there, done that, totally agree..
Glad someone first hand says it like it is and 'research' needs to eck off and leave natural ecosystems alone. They do not 'need' us to survive, they've done that for million of years
That's why they limit the time they do so. Then again, you should know that.
@@JoanneSgrignoli yes I realise this,but they also said in that documentary that long line trawling nets trawl that same area certain times of the year,so that means that other people are already doing it.
@@crystalclear7984 Yes, you're right. Not everyone acts responsibly. A sad fact of life.
THANK YOU TRACKS
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Amazing journey.
Fish: suffocating
Random guy: you want some food?
19:45
i love 💖💖💖this chanel, keep exploring the world
I never did understand why when something new and alive is found,it has to be killed and ripped apart. Yes! it's new! I found it! now leave it alone.
It's called science. And "ripping" which is actually a careful process of dissection had, has and will have unforeseen benefits in our understanding from medicine to environmental science to a greater appreciation of the life beyond the superficial.
That's because you're stupid.
@@DnBastard Your answer shows your limited vocabulary and intellectual deficiency. No wonder you applaud the murder of life forms.
Shut up loser
@@robertrohrs5929
I felt the same...
they always are laughing, smiling...
don`t understand.
I hoped at last they put them back in the sea!
that was one of the best docs ive watched in a while
awesome documentary!
amazing discoveries. But I could not stop thinking about those creatures pain as they were dying in front of my eyes.
me to
its sad
very sad
Does an international Antarctica treaty right... and there's a fleet of Japanese whaling ships they have in big letters on the side research vessel... they kill hundreds of whales in the Antarctic ocean... under the guise of research... and then openly sell the meat on the Japanese Market...
Then you should feel terrible every time you eat any kind of meat
20:20 really makes me Laugh omg HAHAHA This is a Wonderful Video!
Thanks about to go to sleep am happy I seen that 😂👌
great to watch
Many thanks
Its truly amazing to see this beautiful nature..To God be the glory!
Amazing dedication in a treacherous sea. Hope their research can help to manage the wonderful sea life for many many generations to enjoy and not to waste or catch unscrupulously
Thanks for upload
👍👍👍👍
An incredible educational and beautiful film!
Titanic: "Iceberg, right ahead!"
This boat: "Here, hold my beer."
Dad joke
Yeahh...this boat just sailed straight to huge ices..
Hi wish I can go a trip like this, just let me know if I come on your next trip!
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
just before covid I was in Antarctica and while there were times of concern (walking at different angles) we had a few days of completely still waters. Thank you for showing what was below us.
THIS IS A REALITY SHOW?? YA'LL STUPID???
All those incredible fish were alive before the scientists showed up. If you're going to kill something , you better eat it.