Protecting Scotland's Coral Reefs #OurBluePlanet BBC Earth
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Date: 2020-08-24
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Ninja
The Gulf of Mexico. Currently it's a salty, nasty, brown cesspool. Absolutely awful to go swimming in and infested with jellies. I'm sure it was once beautiful 200 years ago. Maybe even blue.
The fish from the Gulf taste great but it's an ugly mess otherwise. Murky brown warm salty doodoo water.
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The Gulf of Mexico. Currently it's a salty, nasty, brown cesspool. Absolutely awful to go swimming in and infested with jellies. I'm sure it was once beautiful 200 years ago. Maybe even blue.
The fish from the Gulf taste great but it's an ugly mess otherwise. Murky brown warm salty doodoo water.
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Javier
Here in Dominican Republic I guess all the marine protected areas are in the right places, but the problem is that they are just in a piece of paper, so they are been depleted just like if they are not protected areas.
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Here in Dominican Republic I guess all the marine protected areas are in the right places, but the problem is that they are just in a piece of paper, so they are been depleted just like if they are not protected areas.
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Conner
That's amazing. I'm so happy right now. If I could start a marine protection area I would start it in Jamaica. The reefs are beautiful there but unfortunately they are heavily overfished and are in quick decline
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That's amazing. I'm so happy right now. If I could start a marine protection area I would start it in Jamaica. The reefs are beautiful there but unfortunately they are heavily overfished and are in quick decline
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Miku.
BBC Earth I've been watching you since I was born in 2006 my mum loved this tv series so we sat down and enjoyed it i used to love all the fish episodes and I still do now I am very grateful for your program and
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BBC Earth I've been watching you since I was born in 2006 my mum loved this tv series so we sat down and enjoyed it i used to love all the fish episodes and I still do now I am very grateful for your program and
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Didier
That's nice and giving hope for the future of our planet. But even if it's not visible to us the same damage is done by dredging in depth sea and as life is slower there recovery time will be longer
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That's nice and giving hope for the future of our planet. But even if it's not visible to us the same damage is done by dredging in depth sea and as life is slower there recovery time will be longer
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Chris
everywer thair is a reef i have a reef tank 180 gallon i only buy tank rea corals i beave we should leave our seas alone we have done a lot LEAVE THE REEf SO OUR KIDS CAN SEE IT TO
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everywer thair is a reef i have a reef tank 180 gallon i only buy tank rea corals i beave we should leave our seas alone we have done a lot LEAVE THE REEf SO OUR KIDS CAN SEE IT TO
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Fie
Arraial do Cabo, in Rio de Janeiro needs this.
Great potencial for marine life, being visited by whales and dolphins. But the illegal fishing it's vast and terrible
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Arraial do Cabo, in Rio de Janeiro needs this.
Great potencial for marine life, being visited by whales and dolphins. But the illegal fishing it's vast and terrible
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Dallas
We love seeing someone who does't give up on our planet in the face of adversity, but finds a way to solve problems like this one.
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We love seeing someone who does't give up on our planet in the face of adversity, but finds a way to solve problems like this one.
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