*Sherlyn, my dear you are a natural beauty and a true living* national treasure, of the Philippines. I am subscribed to your channel. - mahal ko ikaw ay isang likas na kagandahan at isang tunay na buhay na pambansang kayamanan, ng Pilipinas. Naka-subscribe ako sa iyong channel.
I love frogfish! I love frogfish its amaze me when i saw the frogfish look like they are the king and queen of the ocean it look like they have own wealth in the ocean!
I seldom post a comment on your vlog Finn. I just contend myself watching your underwater footage. But what I observed lately your underwater video are so clear and vibrant. Those critters looks so fascinating. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for showing the beautiful under water and all different species, for most all of us don’t dive, I my self really appreciate your video. Watching from Missouri USA
Im so happy you drop your vlog...your video make us alive again its so much have yo know under the sea! Its very imformative and very beautiful shots....
Wazzup @FinnSnow! Great video! I learned diving when I was in Saudi Arabia decades ago but never dived in the Philippines. Thank for this video promoting our deeps and diving sites!
It’s amazing how you found rare species just right in front of your pleace! The way you captured them and your underwater filming is really stunning. For most people who don’t see this all the time, it really is different world down there and very colourful. Love this vlog with your very informative narration.😊
i have been following u finfin since u started ur blog, personally I think you are one of the most interesting, informative, & wonderful person amongst the bloggers….I am in my early seventees but if i remember it correctly Dauin. Apo Island is where the international scuba competition was held…many moons ago & by the way, I grew up in the Dumaguete
I was going to add that I moved to the u.s. in my late tweenties but i kept coming back every year to dgte & happen to met some foreigner divers that told me they were discouraged to dive in apo island coz most of the corals died or destroyed by the constant typhoons & etc & of course the diverse creatures along with it but bouy u have proven them wrong…right at the moment i am enjoying & appreciating it so much…for the longest time I’ve subscribed to the National Geographic magazine but now i have switched to your wonderful channel…though, I still read the Nat’l Geo
Wow, so many exotic ocean critters to discover in Dauin! I hope you and Critter Hunter's passion for diving and tedious documentation of each species will get a lot of recognition especially after publishing your book. Knock, knock...Nat Geo, Discovery Channel, Sport Diver magazine, etc... 🤞🙏👌
Wow! That shot of the candy crab! 😍 and the pink color! Imagine this, if in every dive you see something different, every time I watch your vlog, I learn something new!! I think it’s cool that you’re to contact the book author to correct that specific nudibranch exclusively found in Indonesia that it’s also found in the Philippines. Thanks for being an advocate for the country. You’re a cool guy Finn!
Wow !! Finn Snow , Your Underwater Production Videos Really magnifying Wonderful. Those Species Critters are Magnificently soo so Devine . The colours & their charming characteristics very ….. Much interesting. Truly I can’t wait for Ur book to be published. Once again thank you. Your hard work are very much Appreciated. Keep going and God bless always. 👏🐶💕👍
Wow!!! All this creepy , colourful and ugly species underwater is fascinating and at the same time fright me . It’s like watching an outer space film . I can’t believe , all these can be found in Darwin , Philippines ,such a privilege to see all these rare species. Thanks Finn and friends .
I miss your everyday videos. 😅 I have to check from time to time if you've already posted something and worries what happened if you didn't or couldn't. 😅 Waiting for more updates Finn. Keep safe.
I've always wondered why nudibranch thrive there in Dauin of all places. I dive up here in Luzon and I haven't seen this many rare critters. Hopefully when lockdown is over I can visit & dive in Dauin too!
Thanks for another amazing underwater footages, very relaxing to watch as if we are actually there with you minus the hard work. We'll keep watching this vlog till the next one. Watching from Sydney. God bless you.
I was wondering were you've been! I'm sorry you guys don't have electricity!!! Finn, thank you so much for educating the world of the natural wonders of the Philippines, some only found in there. I appreciate you, Critter Hunter, and your team! You deserve an award - who knows, the cure for some illnesses might be in the flora, fauna, and rare species that you've been filming. 💙 Can't wait for your book. Your vlogs are immortalized for generations to watch.
Nice work beautiful photography, discovering new species, beautiful scenery, educational, advocating for the environment. Really hard work and a dream job at the same time. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Super Awesome vlog! So many beautiful color combo and patterned little creatures under that vast aquamarine blue world surrounding the PI! Thank you for sharing your adventures!
I don't think I've ever seen such fantastic underwater work other than in huge budget productions. So so amazing Finn. I really hope you end up with a nudibrank named after you. Lol my favourites are the little frog fish, omg their cute. Throughly enjoyable as always to watch Finn.
Beautiful to see under the ocean creatures with so many species you features in your vlog Pin2. Thank you so much we really appreciated all the efforts and struggle you have film to show for us. Taker care both and jake always.
What a great video, watching from Canada, hopefully we can meet up one day when everything goes back to normal. We are from negros Occidental and we’re moving for good soon in the Philippines. So glad to see you enjoying in the Philippines. Best regards 🇨🇦
Coincidentally, I just listened to ABC Australia report on the rare and endangered Pink Handfish in Tasmania. Also called Frogfish. Been watching your channel for a while now. Great filming and good luck with the book.
Good job a Fin snow for Explore the best Places in the Philippines always protect the Sea ur Amazing Spider-Man thank u Fin for the love Philippines keep safe regard to Sharlyn Hope becoming wife in the future 👏🥰💪
Finn you should dive at apo reef national park in sablayan occidental Mindoro. It's a second largest reef in the world and the largest in the Philippines.
The halgerda nudibranch you showed is the same species I sent you a picture on. I call them "shape shifters" because they are continually changing their shape to confront any threat with their strangest stinging cells. I was surprised that they say this species was discovered in the 1990's because back in 2009 when I discovered it near San Remigio Cebu, they said it was a new species.
“..right in front of my house”..How lucky can you get, huh? Beyond beautiful footages, Finn. Thank you for sharing your passion. Looking forward to ordering your book from Amazon.
