The muck is a strange ecosystem. Visibly devoid of life, yet home to incredible biodiversity, sometimes even more so than coral reefs.
This film offers a glimpse into that unusual world and the remarkable creatures that call it home.
The muck is a strange ecosystem. Visibly devoid of life, yet home to incredible biodiversity, sometimes even more so than coral reefs.
This film offers a glimpse into that unusual world and the remarkable creatures that call it home.
The play unfolds right in front of my camera - my breathing rate is high. Nick and Kimmo are with me. We spread out so as not to ruin each other's shots. Nick was supposed to be our "safety diver," but we don't have time for that now. He has to film too. When the opportunity arises, we must seize it!
Biomass and biodiversity. Two rather dull and stiff words. But words often associated with Raja Ampat. Raja Ampat is situated west of Papua Guinea, right in the heart of what's known as the "Coral Triangle."
Johan Candert had been diving and filming underwater for 25 years, but had never seen killer whales or whales in the oceans before. Recently, he returned from an expedition to the Arctic Ocean where he got to meet both species up close