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Went to the deserted island of Maanefushi a few years ago and was shocked to see the entire island littered with random plastics from ever county.

Grateful. Sharing is imprescindible.

first female dive instructor from Fuvahmulah <3

@1:25 what watch is she wearing, an Omega Seamaster (model?)

Thanks, I hate it 🤭 Seriously, thank you for this.

its not controlled by a logitech wireless controller? Pfft...Amateurs

amazing! how much is the yellow one?

Qualti Innovaciones Marinas over in Cozumel have developed some interesting tech to try to help combat the reef situation. Nice people. There are probably many others. Macro economic study needed globally to map them, network them and promote them across the ecosystem...

BIEN!!!! GOOD!!!!!

Oceangate should take some tips from these guys.

This was so cool!!!

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That thing looks familiar, And all I hear is Welcome aboard captain, all systems online

We need to go back to natural fibres like wool, cotton, linen, and limit synthetic fibres. Where possible, sewerage-treatment plants, should discharge treated water, inland (if microplastics can't be removed,) and use this water to grow timber. Egypt is using partially treated seweage water to create a green-belt in the desert.

Haha the climate will reduce the Maledives coral! What a fraud, this is the reason: “Coral rock is the main aggregate for most construction purposes in Maldives. In 1986 the demand for coral aggregate for the construction industry in Malé Atoll, the industrial center of the country, was estimated at 0.5 million cubic feet/year. Although no recent estimates have been made, it is thought that demand is probably at its limit now and according to predictions, the current methods of mining would exhaust the coral buildings in N. Malé Atoll within a maximum of 30 years if coral mining is not controlled. There are many problems associated with the current mining practices.”

I just been pulling plastic out of my bathing suits due to discomfort and I dislike elastic as well.

Yes.

Thanks.

For sure.

Well said , well done !

Admirable video . Well done ❤️🙌👏

Cool tech but zero sealife! Which may tell a story & the future.

Acropora are one of the faster growing corals other than Pocillopora or Seriatopora so re-growing the reef from those should be fast. From what I have experienced you can see a thumb sized frag grow to a fist sized colony in 12 months and that's just in captivity, in the wild they achieve even better growth rates.

Oh Heck Yeah! Bramble sharks! It's so cool to get some footage of them, they're such a unique and rare species. Think this is the first time I've found video of a live one in its natural habitat.

Corals will not be reduced by 90%, corals like warm water, what is this woman talking about, certainly not facts, The great barrier reef, largest reef system is now grown to maximum coral coverage in 30 years, so explain how that can be as your groups have been screaming doom and gloom for over 30 years, a little warming is probably great for the planet as 10x climate deaths are because of death from hypothermia, the Maldives are doing great, population and housing has grown enormously in the ladt 30 yesrs, i guess all those immigrants don’t think their houses will sink into the oceans, your just after funding, is it just me tired of listening to 100% false claims, ?

the Maldives sucking the system of MONEY,

34 years ago the environment minister of the Maldives, backed by global scientists, assured us the islands would be abandoned by now if CO2 levels did not reduce In the past 34 years, CO2 rate of rise has continuously accelerated stopping not even for a 10% reduction of global CO2 output during covid, and yet the population of the Maldives has doubled and banks are lending heavily to build sea front resorts there. So is this latest warning a repeat of a previous one we should ignore, or was the previous one a mistake and the new one is real, and should the banks be told that lending money to build sea front resorts is bad investing policy ? QUOTE In September 1988, the Agence France-Presse (AFP) reported a “gradual rise in average sea level is threatening to completely cover this Indian Ocean nation of 1196 small islands within the next 30 years,” based on predictions made by government officials. Then-Environmental Affairs Director Hussein Shihab told AFP “an estimated rise of 20 to 30 centimetres in the next 20 to 40 years could be ‘catastrophic’ for most of the islands, which were no more than a metre above sea level.” The article went on to suggest the Maldives, along with its 200,000 inhabitants, could “end” sooner than expected if drinking water supplies dry up by 1992 “as predicted.” Today, more than 417,000 people live in the Maldives.

What the actual F does she mean @0:58 build a more exclusive ocean... Jesus f christ these woke liberal ppk never stop with diversity they are brainwashed.

Congrats👏

I mean if it's a discovery just for the sake of governance i don't get it. And what sort of policy? What food for future? I don't get this one thing, we are already doing more harm than good in the name of science, so that some folks can satiate their hunger for curiosity... Why aren't we trying to work on undo things? Now since you have discovered this hotspot, Maldivian govt gonna fish and export for their economy. What good it's doing to the nature?

Securing fish for the future, without withdrawing from the tables of the present, seems like a hard, meaningful and responsible task. Thnak you, and congrats to that team.

I watched half the video by now and I still don't know what they are talking about... I would want to know first in the video. 1. What is "Nekton" 2. What is Nektons purpose/what are they trying to achieve. 3. What is "The trapping Zone". The "importance of the project" and "who will benefit from it" can be added later in the video when viewers know what the project is all about. Although the title was very good and eye-catching

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😍😍😍👌👌👌👌 good moving 😍😍😍 nature is first 😍😍😍😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Jai Maldives jai India ❤️😍

Pretty soon they're going to find something they don't want to. Humans aren't meant to give this deep for a reason... Be safe. But it is fascinating!! Am I THAT nosey nope! LOL! I'll just keep using my imagination 🙂

I wanna see video of the place not of the scientists talking

Que maravilha! Wonderful!

The All Blue from One piece <3

Thank you for saving the corals! 🪸

Thank you for saving the fishies, the whales, and the octopi! Sea stars too! 🙌

It's Beautiful Under The Sea 🦈

love from sri lanka

Mann wish i can explore deeper than 30 meters

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Who exactly was the man that discovered the place

Thank-you for your hard work

how ae things?~Nekton!you uploaded breathtaking ~📽

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