Australia's Great Barrier Reef | beautiful underwater nature | Scuba Diving the Ribbon Reefs HD
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2011
- The Ribbon Reefs are a string of ten large reefs that together form the outer edge of Australia's Great Barrier Reef. One feature of the Ribbons is that they serve to shelter the inner reef from big storm damage.
The Ribbon Reefs are home to some of the GBR's most popular dive sites. "Steve's Bommie", "Lighthouse Bommie" and "Cod Hole" are among the best known. But there are also other more recently discovered sites that were real standouts on our recent expedition (June 2011).
"Acropolis" is one of the sites that is new to me. It boasts the most perfect fields of Acropora coral I have ever seen. Table corals that are 12' / 3.6m in diameter are common here. Uninterrupted fields of staghorn corals extend beyond the 100' / 30m visibility in all directions. Coral cover is close to 100% on this reef. Such coral density is getting rare enough these days... but considering this whole region recently slept through Cyclone Yasi, then the still-pristine state of "Acropolis" is testament to the resilience of coral reefs, the protection the "barrier" offers the inner reef, and the general patchiness of storm damage.
Liz and I dived and worked on the Ribbon Reefs a decade ago-in fact, it's where we first met. During our expedition last month, we were thrilled to see the sites were in even better condition now than when we last saw them. Familiar coral heads and bommies seem to have more fish than ever. The corals are in better condition, and of course bigger than they were 10 years ago. The many anemones I used to film each week have found new tenants, but are still right where I last saw them: True clownfish have replaced the Pink anemonefish on top of "Steve's Bommie", while Barrier Reef anemonefish have replaced Spinecheeks a little further down the site. It was like returning to an old neighbourhood... some faces may have changed, but the same houses stand strong.
This video shows a random mix of footage from the Ribbon Reefs dive sites. I hope it doesn't take another 10 years before I re-visit them again.
-Josh Jensen
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Music: "Air on the G string" recording owned by Partners In Rhyme and licensed to Undersea Productions for commercial use.
Footage: Filmed and owned by Josh Jensen, Undersea Productions. - Домашні улюбленці та дикі тварини
You can literally see the entire cast of "Finding Nemo" here.
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I found Nemo!
Weird how the barracuda is waiting outside the anenemonemonemane lol
This is what a glimpse of heaven looks like. so many more creatures that live but we don’t see and are a mystery. So amazing all the creatures Jesus formed in so little time it’s just crazy and each one is so rich
this still remains my favorite video ever
So happy to hear it! :)
Nature is such a beautiful inspiration. I watch videos like these while listening to beautiful music every morning when I wake up. Keeps me in a positive perspective throughout the day :)
What a great way to start each day! :)
Freaking amazingly beautiful, why have more people not seen this?
WOW!..AMAZING!
so jealous.. this is my dream
Do it..don't let life pass you by.
me too
too bad it doesn't look like that anymore, Go UA-cam "50 minutes to save the world" by Amir Zakery. It's like a short documentary on how all the coral reefs are dying because of ocean pollution and all the Plastic , and all the sunscreen lotion people use are killing off the reefs and how if we don't act now, in 30 years there will be no more coral reefs and the oxygen levels will be so low we might need to wear oxygen masks just to go outside.
I've watched this video countless times and it never gets old...
Lovely to hear it, thanks for letting us know :)
That's my dream! It even touched my heart & wanted me to swim in the coral reefs as a mermaid!
壮大な自然美、よく守ってこられましたね。
I literally just woke up from a dream where my family and my cousins family found ourselves off a boat and in the Great Barrier Reef. Something about this video and it’s absolutely BEAUTIFUL music just puts me in a very weird state of something? I’m not sure what. But this video brought my dream to life. Thank you.
Sounds like a truly beautiful dream :)
I want to go diving there one day! Amazing!
Das wahr so Atemberaubende unter wasser welt mit verschiedenen farben das wahr so erlebnisse pur.
I love nature it's my best source of inspiration ♥️♥️
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@@Olwen. it's great
@@snehayadav3166 THANKS
@@Olwen. you are most welcome
@@snehayadav3166 :)
Exquisite beauty beneath the oceans!!
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So gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing it with us!
they really are that gorgeous! what beautiful footage- I was fortunate enough to dive GBR in 2008, thanks to ScubaRadio and Greg the Divemaster! I highly recommend making the trip! I also recommend taking me along with you- I would love to go back!
This is such a great view of the Australian ocean and its so relaxing and peaceful!!! Dolphins are my favorite animal
Happy to hear it, thanks for sharing :)
@@UnderseaProductions your so welcome
Beautiful. Thank you to everyone involved.
Hooray!🐳🐋🐬🐟🐠🐡🦈🐚❤
world of silence ,beautiful .
Simply beautiful. The music
is perfect. (just don't like snakes and eels) LOL! I will close my eyes! WOW! I just read reviews dating back 12 years ago. I hope you are still posting. Beautiful
Editing or cinematography like this is a dream job for me
Beautifully done. Great photography and editing.
beautiful, lovely footage
No words ❤️
Very,very nice!!!
How beautiful !!!!!!
wow in 2011 the underwater so amazing. Hope now also still amazing :)
I enjoyed this video.
Always amazed !
Beautiful work Josh.
I see my house
great picture,so wonderful !
This is awesome!!! I just loved it! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching and commenting :)
Great experience 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Incredible
Fantastic footage!
So beautiful
Beautiful!
I so wanna dive this!!!
But fish don't swim with scuba divers. They just swim away.
So cool, beautiful. I like it
So beautiful :D
Beautiful
Wow
Great movie!!!
That was a beautiful royal dottyback 2:09
Yep, a real beauty :)
The best film ever
1:22 this is damn finding Nemo bro
it's so impressive
We need to protect this area
I loved it
The music got me tho
Lovely
muito bonito as paisagens ,,no mar
awesome!
I just love that half blue half yellow fish
2:09 is the Royal dottyback (Pictichromis paccagnellae). Other common names for it are the Bicolor dottyback and the False gramma.
Blue tang?
Picturing Somerset doing research at the library 😂
Great video, thumbs up from us and cheers from sunny IGY Simpson Bay Marina, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.
Thank you!
I this is awesome Reza Pahlavi you are awesome
hadir,keindahan sukses sellu merh amn ,terkendali smga amnh dn sukses selalu,👍💯🙏
Beautiful video. I'm planning on diving in the GBR this September. Could you recommend some good dive sites and tours? Where is this video taken at?
magnifique, stunning.
thank you :)
This is life. Beautiful life i wanna live, under the sea.
Yep, same here :)
In a pineapple
It's Amazing! Oh, God is great! I feel so amaze and excited, my heart feels like wanna jump there and swim with you. Haha!
Mine too. But scuba divers scare the fish away.
My dream!!!
Mine too.
Now I can sleep, finally 😊😴
great
It is good
Bravo
1:24 I see Marlin but no Nemo.
Nemo is with his ocean friends. LOL!
You want the answer - look to nature.
What happened at 1:11? The little fish was there and then - gulp! - it was gone! Beautiful scenery. Great camera work. Hope to make it one day/
that was a hawkfish
He just swam off quickly :)
shark challenges/vlogs - Thanks.
Undersea Productions - You're right, the hawkfish just swam off really quickly, I could only see that when I slowed the speed down to 0.25. What is that purple thing under the hawkfish? I though that the purple thing ate the hawkfish.
Ok thanks
cool
nice
fab
If i were to travel from the states to Australia to dive reefs like these, where should I stay? (City, Resort, etc.)
You could stay on a liveaboard dive boat if you want to spend maximum time diving the outer reefs. All these shots were filmed while on a 10-day liveaboard dive trip.
Wow! How did you get so close to the snake? weren't you scared?
+Darryn Jones Sea snakes are slow and inquisitive. I have always felt at ease with them. -Josh
wow
how i can support you ?
super videos - super music -it works !
great - Mike
Hallo ! Is it okay that I use the video for a short clip in my school class?
what kind of camera did you use?
1:11 PEW!
at 3.25 what kind of fish is that ??
+Joseph Lefebvre It's a flatworm
are these filmed with gopros or much more expensive gear ?
This was filmed with the Panasonic HVX200 in a Gates underwater housing
And the green fish in the yellowfin goatfish?
And this is why I plan on being a marine biologist, any suggestions on a college to look at as far as studying the coral reefs?
I thought James Cook University in Townsville was pretty good. -Josh
Hope you're not lying, pulling some George costanza joke on us :D
The sea was angry that day, my friends
Saweet
I think Prince Edward Island has a nice one.
i just saw like all the finding nemo fish.
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What camera is this filmed with?
Panasonic HVX200
What are those?? Sea Snakes?
Its a shame this natural beauty is being destroyed over time, if you take a look at the comparison between today’s vs the 70s its mind blowing
Это видео было 2011 когда я родилась..
How did you get the color like that on the coral
+XvXSHARK Well, the reef is colourful to begin with ;) To bring that colour into the footage, we shoot with underwater video lights or with red filters.
Whats the name of the fish 3:41?
2:19 is that a pilot fish?
It's a Giant trevally (Caranx ignobilis)
The Great Barrier Reef is unique !There are different species of fishes and corals ! But, many people take part in organized dives ,this fact causes upheaval in the species !This, must stop for the fishes' good .
Good night,
I need your permission to use some of the clips in your videos to My TV Programs..
I'm one of the creative teams at TOP SPOT NET TV, don't worry your UA-cam channel name will be published as a video credit too
I'm waiting for your response, thank you.
Best Regards,
Top Spot Net TV Team
0:30 What is that? Maybe a Zifio?
Dwarf Minke whale Balaenoptera acutorostrata
S U P E R B !!!
Cheers!