Algae May Soon Become Our FUTURE - Here's Why:

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@SuperBsk2010 2 года назад

I love it when you do films in the northern hemisphere, especially in Scandinavia!! A little bias but it amazing to finally get some amazing content about this area of the world

@SkywalkerWroc 2 года назад

There's one big issue with Algae/Kelp - they're absurdly expensive to buy. I tried it a while a go, it was good, but... until prices go waaaay down it won't get into our diets.

@deepquake9 2 года назад

Go to asian markets or that isle in your supermarket. If you have them.

@rebel4029 2 года назад

Go to the beach and forage if you can

@Youngstomata 2 года назад

I think this video is a good introduction but I wish thee was more covered. As someone who is knowledgeable in algae, I wanted to hear more about the farming techniques and the possible contaminants absorbed by the algae, how it is harvested in large scale operations etc

@amaraarcana7243 Год назад

Good question. I was wondering the same.

@AJScraps 2 года назад

Love the content as always Rob! Keep inspiring and educating the world champ! 🙇🏻‍♂️

@timebong8366 2 года назад

Awesome video. Very nutritional.

@tobiasmhaase 2 года назад

Another amazing, very informative and entertaining video! You did great work with the intro, camera angles (very personal storytelling on site) and I'm excited about the Spirulina video as well! Less methan production within cows, sounds very promising when using algae. Great to see Jonas in your videos again :) And I think it's also important that you mentioned the importance of moderation.

@dolph9913 2 года назад

I like seeweed, but it's scray with all the plastic in the seas.

@bradlafferty 2 года назад

Fantastic report! Great info, practical application, and expert vid editing. Thanks.

@JohannaTest 2 года назад

Great video. Covers the kelp farming really well and you even managed to include the methane reduction benefits in cattle feed!! Super well done.

@elinope4745 2 года назад

There is a type of red seaweed that reduces methane emissions by cows by over 90 percent. This market would be huge in the US but is being held up legally here by a group of animal activists. Foreign companies could benefit greatly by selling red seaweed to cattle farmers in order to reduce methane emissions. Unfortunately, there are people who do not want beef to be legally or economically available for religious and political reasons. Morally dogmatic people believe they have the right to force their beliefs on you.

@praem9597 2 года назад

Global warming is a huge fraud.

@radiationmatters 2 года назад

great content and love your works, thns for sharing bro's :)

@chantalrochon3566 2 года назад

Always interesting. Thank you for this video.

@j54321m 2 года назад

Hi Rob. I live in the Sarasota area. Mote has some new achievements they have published recently with regards to seagrass restoration in Sarasota Bay. Could make for a great episode on your channel if you ever want to come back to the area. I can help with accommodations as I manage hundreds of vacation rentals in this area. Love your content because of such such great story telling.👍🌴🏝

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Jason. Thanks for this note! Truly that's kind of you. I love the MOTE folks although I haven't been there in about 5 years. I'd love to find out more about what they're doing. Maybe you can send me an email - robnelsonfilms (at) gmail - ;)

@TheRealShadowX Год назад

Quickly becoming my favorite RU-vid channel

@johnnaden6624 2 года назад

Great work

@riptide8103 2 года назад

You made the changes ! awesome video as always.

@sagopalm279 2 года назад

Reminds me of the Irish folk song dulaman

@chriscroteau4793 Год назад

Super cool video!

@Veptis Год назад

Great to see Jonas in more videos again.

@BiophiliaClips 2 года назад

Love it!!!

@HumblyNeil 2 года назад

Fascinating, I was recently watching a doc about this in more northern territories (Canada or Washington) but got thinking about when it scales would you not have a similar situation as you have with rapeseed crops? Overproducing one type of crop in the water might (adversely) affect the habitat for certain aquatic life above/below the surface?

@amaraarcana7243 Год назад

I love the idea of a sustainable superfood plant. It’s a bit confusing when Algae has been used since ancient times. I’m seeing articles saying it’s got bacterial toxins. Hepatic toxins. ?

@lo-firobotboy7112 Год назад

One concern I have about farming algae is that any time we start adding infrastructure to the ocean, we run the risk of having a negative impact on the species that exist in that environment. My first thought when I saw the horizontal matrix of lines in the water was the possibility of entailment with large mammals such as whales, porpoises, or pinnipeds. I also worry about the impact of equipment and machines associated with large scale farming. The images of the Chinese farms are horrifying.

@tylerrobbins8311 2 года назад

At yes farming the ocean 🥰 now if we could just conserve and restore the whale population would be nice. Lot of space to farm whales on top of algae benefits from their waste. It would be awesome we could grow such massive kelp forest that could feed the world over.

@jacobkudrowich 2 года назад

I didn't know humans could restore whale populations. I thought whales had to you know, give birth to other whales.

@tylerrobbins8311 2 года назад

@@jacobkudrowich Hence the farming, it would cost a bit of money but it's only fair we fix the whale population. It's us man's fault the oceans are mainly desert and then atmosphere is becoming more carbon than oxygen. If we fix the whale issue the algae will come back and then entire planet well become more healthy. That amd seaweed salads are criminally underrated 😋

@jacobkudrowich 2 года назад

@@tylerrobbins8311 farming whales is perhaps the dumbest and most improbable idea i have ever heard. First off whales have a gestation period of 10-14 months. They give birth to one calf and cannot have another for 3 to 4 years. They naturally roam vast distances so being able to control where they go is impossible unless you shamu them. We cannot control whale births because they arent domesticated. Instead of farming whales how about we just leave them alone? Id love to hear your ludicrous thoughts on how this whale farm would work and how it would at all help whales?

@robertbigford9356 2 года назад

Currently working on a thesis paper on kelp farming. It's the future and is relatively inexpensive to get involved with here in the states

@erinaltstadt4234 2 года назад

Thank you

@raphlvlogs271 2 года назад

also a great way of using the open sea surface

@PhillGraaf 2 года назад

I love edible algae 😍

@jpuckett7667 Год назад

I love your Channel

@AJScraps 2 года назад

Reminds me of something from Star Trek! Live long and prosper🖖🏼🤩 Algae is awesome! 🌎🌍🌏

@pattibrown1809 2 года назад

Thank you! All your videos are winners!🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟(imho)✌

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

🤓🙏✌️

@jaylingreen8977 2 года назад

It would be way more efficient to use waste heat from data centers, or concentrated solar for drying.

@kenyajones7308 2 года назад

Seamoss

@StefanBurns 2 года назад

01:56 "Meat and potatoes mid-western roots" then shows Haley 😂

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Good catch there Stefan... haha.

@Matthews_Media Год назад

I would really love to watch your in-video ads all the way to the end just to support you because I understand you need to make a living. I just feel that they are slightly too long for my short attention span. I often appreciate ads that are 10-15 seconds long.. Those I will watch all the way to the end without skipping them to support creators. Maybe rather try to split your ads up? 10 seconds somewhere in the beginning and then another 10-20 seconds at the end for those truly interested in the sponsor? Otherwise thank you for all the work you have been doing and all the great videos! I imagine it is a lot of work to make these videos and probably really difficult to come up with new content. Your channel is one of those top tier channels when it comes to quality. Well done and thank you!

@UntamedScience Год назад

Trying to find a balance, thanks for watching. Generally they require a 60-90 second ad in the middle. I'm trying to push for post rolls these days though...

@Laniakea339 Год назад

Yes, very encouraging! But still a long way away from being a low carbon footprint, with all the processing involved. Still, good to see all the different applications possible.

@Embassy_of_Jupiter 2 года назад

It's my dream to some day have a permaculture farm next to the ocean where I can spearfish. This video is amazingly useful.

@hoperules8874 2 года назад

Miso soup=not a big fan Nori seaweed wrap around a spicy tuna & sushi rice roll (cone shaped for easier eating=yes, please!

@mperk1896 2 года назад

Is there anything close in freshwater?

@jamesfra1311 Год назад

Why the the low view count? Was this reuploaded?

@Embassy_of_Jupiter 2 года назад

It's criminal that this video was buried by the algorithm. I feel like the most innovative channels get punished the most...

@hoperules8874 2 года назад

Are Seed capsules enteric coated?

@hoperules8874 2 года назад

@Benjamin Mesa That's unfortunate it did not help. Hope something better comes along soon for you.

@hoperules8874 2 года назад

@Benjamin Mesa Isn't it wonderful that is even available now? It is SO effective!

@mikeconley9590 2 года назад

How does kelp and algae handle radiation? I'm concerned about our oceans and all the pollution . The ocean provides the best tasting foods , I'd hate to lose them to our own selfishness.

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Good question. Seems like a good future experiment.

@jacobkudrowich 2 года назад

Why is that a concern? Do you envision us significantly irradiating the ocean anytime soon?

@Official_Rz 2 года назад

@@jacobkudrowich Pollution I'd be worried about but irradiation? Are we dropping nukes in the ocean? Lol

@jacobkudrowich 2 года назад

@@Official_Rz right, as far as i know we don't do that anymore and we could probably set off every nuclear weapon in the ocean without substantially raising the radiation levels of the water. The ocean is ridiculously big

@mikeconley9590 2 года назад

@@jacobkudrowich Fukushima is why I asked. I'm not a scientist and have no college education , so I ask questions. How do you learn?

@noemartin11 2 года назад

Love it too but how much pollutants are absorbed by these plants?

@UntamedScience 2 года назад

Everyone keeps asking this. I’ll get the answer for you. Generally in Sweden I think you’re fine. The biggest problem is eutrophication which is just extra nutrients, not heavy metals.

@deepquake9 2 года назад

I love kelps and some algae but this farming reminds me if one of your videos (lobsters) where they are ‘fixing’ the net,line,rope killing other species issue. Not a fan of km of rope strung across or in the open ocean. Pray it is done FORWARD thinking.

@LaineyBug2020 2 года назад

Do they get stung by those tiny jellyfish?

@frankdalla 2 года назад

So after a meal of ocean kelp people become more palatable to the creatures of the sea?

@FuchsiaShock 2 года назад

Just need to make sure we put all that biomass back into the water cleanly. If we eat it, our waste (including our bodies!) needs to be put back where we got it from otherwise it will lead to more depletion of a natural environment. Nutrients have to cycle.

@kirstynnjoseph Год назад

A very good point but most of our waters are over-saturated in nutrients from terrestrial farming so algae farming can help balance that :) www.e-algae.org/upload/pdf/algae-2017-32-3-3.pdf

@dmcglinn1 2 года назад

Do these algae get tested for heavy metals?

@doricetimko332 2 года назад

Great question

@michaelsoftbinbows6919 2 года назад

Yes we do in Korea

@CrunchyDark 2 года назад

I'm down. I rather eat plants than roaches

@St0N3RZoMBiE 2 года назад

I love eating sea weed 😍 I wish it was cheaper and more of it 😅

@badonebadone4778 Год назад

The capitalised h in how confused m brain more than it should in the title

@sathish10811 2 года назад

@stoneagemam, hi dear... Can you take part in #savesoil movement currently trending all over the world. Tq so much for bringing these science facts to our screens

@Horus2Osiris 2 года назад

2x isn't fast enough...

@sheilam4964 2 года назад

👍👍👍👍👍

@stevelloyd2814 2 года назад

No thanx I will stay with eating my mammoth burgers plus have you heard of Soylent Green it doesn't end well with the world's oceans

@OldManPaxusYT 2 года назад

I have wondered whether ppl would do more of this for YEARS! Nice to see! Great video. ← ↑ Comment for algorithm + 👍 'd #OldManPaxus Rating: ☆☆☆☆

@deepquake9 2 года назад

Yes! Train the algorythem 🤙🏽

@Embassy_of_Jupiter 2 года назад

I don't see an issue with large-scale algae farming in the middle of the ocean, where it's practically a desert in terms of life. You're basically creating an ecosystem out of nothing. But I do get why massive coastal farming bugs you, it does for me too.

@nosondre 2 года назад

That’s just great! One more “healthy, sustainable” food source full of micro plastics….yum yum eat’em up!

@kirstynnjoseph Год назад

Even land crops have mirco plastics now, there really isn't any escape

@kylewarren5268 Год назад

id rather die than eat that. literally

@landtechnik4k 2 года назад

Now we start eating our plastic poluted prepped future Food. Food out of Worlds biggest Toilet

@rc59191 2 года назад

I can't think of a more depressing future than having to live on algae. A world without venison, steak, bison, pork, isn't one I look forward to living in.

@asecretcountry 2 года назад

5.24 “Its about 30% protein in this…” Nordic seafarer (where the show is filmed)says its X?variety of seaweed is less than 2% protein. Nori Seaweed Powder might be about 40% protein. The sugar kelp is then advertised as about 2% protein as well. “Its relatively high in Iron” which is not good for the normal person but possibly good for someone who uses a destructive modern rich mans faux"diet" of “veganism” etc