I think this is one of your best work so far. Amazing footage, clear audio, and great information. The underwater shots were literally the best aquatic salamander footage I've ever seen. You guys should be really proud of this one!
Amazing video! Salamanders are my favorite amphibians so it’s really cool to see this kind of footage paired with great educational content also! What camera are you using to get this amazing footage?
I’m not sure if people realize just how difficult it is to capture footage like that, but holy smokes, you guys are amazing! That is documentary quality footage, you could sell that to any Nat Geo production if you so chose and they would welcome it. Zach, truly epic work. Great job as always guys, I am inspired by your successes with Ambystoma this year to go find some of my own! - Harrison and Evan
We are lucky to have a videographer as patient and innovative as Zach is to capture this stuff, excited to show you more - the best is yet to come! Good luck in your search, keep us posted!
Magnificient barbouri lifecycle shown. I wasn't able to hear if you said your location was n. KY or not. I encountered what appeared to be nuptial ritual\behavior perhaps among this species (also in NE KY.)
I think this is one of your best work so far. Amazing footage, clear audio, and great information. The underwater shots were literally the best aquatic salamander footage I've ever seen. You guys should be really proud of this one!
Thanks man, really appreciate it! Hoping our next one tops it for you 😉
Great footage guys. Salamanders are extremely interesting and under appreciated species.
Thanks, we are hoping these videos help more people appreciate them!
Amazing video! Salamanders are my favorite amphibians so it’s really cool to see this kind of footage paired with great educational content also! What camera are you using to get this amazing footage?
Thanks Satchel! This was all shot with an Olympus TG6 with a waterproof suptig video light when needed.
I’m not sure if people realize just how difficult it is to capture footage like that, but holy smokes, you guys are amazing! That is documentary quality footage, you could sell that to any Nat Geo production if you so chose and they would welcome it. Zach, truly epic work. Great job as always guys, I am inspired by your successes with Ambystoma this year to go find some of my own!
- Harrison and Evan
We are lucky to have a videographer as patient and innovative as Zach is to capture this stuff, excited to show you more - the best is yet to come! Good luck in your search, keep us posted!
Fantastic! And cool music too.
Thanks! We thought the music had a good underwater vibe.
Incredible footage. Great work guys!
Thanks Ben
Excellent video. Congrats.
Thanks!
No way! 2 subscribers away from 1K. The channel has grown so much today since this morning. Awesome job!
We just hit 1K, so excited, thanks! These underwater salamander videos have really been a hit it seems!
@@lifeunderfoot4805 that’s awesome!
@@TrailoftheWildWild thanks! Looks like you are getting close to 1K too!
Great vid!
Great video! I loved the fantastic filming! I liked information too! Great work!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Great underwater footage and music to go with it!
Thanks, Zach takes outstanding underwater imagery!
would like to know what the music is for the underwater stuff.
@@briancaldwell1568 it’s a track called “Babylon" by Kevin MacLeod - in the public domain.
Thanks!
Excellent work! Thank you for posting this. What gear are you using for capturing the underwater scenes?
Thanks, glad you liked it! Used an Olympus TG6 and usually a suptig waterproof video light for all the underwater clips.
Magnificient barbouri lifecycle shown. I wasn't able to hear if you said your location was n. KY or not. I encountered what appeared to be nuptial ritual\behavior perhaps among this species (also in NE KY.)
Thanks! This footage was filmed partly in southeastern IN and partly in Tennessee.