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Dive Underwater with Me in the Brisbane River: A Documentary!

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Murky Seb's Wild Underwater Adventures Ep(11)
The city of Brisbane is built around a long river whose source comes from several rivers that flow into Wivenhoe dam and from there into what we know as the Brisbane river. There are many unique species that call this river home and on todays adventure we try to track down as many of them as we can.
Theres species from both fresh and saltwater living in this part of the Brisbane river including Glassfish, Blue Eyes, Gudgeons, Rainbowfish, Goby's, Bream, Mullet, Tarpon and even Bullsharks just to name a few.
Come along for the journey as we discover what lives in this iconic river!
#Brisbane #River #underwater #fish

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29 авг 2024

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@Au_Aquatica 3 года назад

That floating plant is an invasive water Hyacinth. Its native to Brazil and is used as an ornamental plant in ponds

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Thanks for identifying that!

@sarcohuman8147 2 года назад

Take the floating plant out next time it will become very invasive in that body of water soon

@MrCites1 Год назад

Bull sharks do mean to bite us. They are non discriminatory when they’re hunting, and they are efficient hunters that have been doing it for millions of years, so I’d be surprised if they were confused, that’s more an academics perspective based on emotions.

@brisbaneriver-thewholejour2600 3 года назад

Well done - good to see the new generation being passionate about our freshwater environments.

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Thank you very much. Im definately passionate about our freshwater environments, im hoping through showing other people videos of how amazing they are hopefully more people will want to look after them

@brisbaneriver-thewholejour2600 3 года назад

@@murkyseb You're doing the right thing - keep going.

@noelecheeseman4969 3 года назад

So full of interesting information, Seb. This was a really good video.

@murkyseb 3 года назад

NOELE CHEESEMAN thanks very much :)

@Lord_of_Snels 2 года назад

8:49 that is duck lettuce ottelia alismoides which is a native aquatic plant

@murkyseb 2 года назад

Awesome! Thank you for identifying that plant :)

@gabysaunders4792 3 года назад

That’s brilliant Seb, so interesting and informative.

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Gaby Saunders thanks very much :) glad you liked it

@kurtbrayford6491 Год назад

2 weeks ago I netted baby flatfish just down river from there, I have never encountered them in fresh water

@murkyseb Год назад

Downstream from here would be a bit salty even here the water was a mixture of salt and fresh water

@Au_Aquatica 3 года назад

Great video!

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Thanks very much :)

@tokeme01 3 года назад

Man, i love your videos. The one on ornate rainbows was crazy.

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Thank you very much :) im pleased to hear you are enjoying them. I got so lucky to find the ornate rainbows theyve been a goal of mine to find ever since i was a child. I only recently found out theres like 15+ varieties of ornate rainbows some are even more colourful, ill film them all one day. If you know anyone else who might like my videos please share them with them itd help me out a lot :)

@tokeme01 3 года назад

@@murkyseb wow, i had no idea. I've only just discovered them but wasn't able to find any extensive information about them. How exciting! Yes, I'll definitely be endorsing your channel. Especially if it means more videos for me ha ha.

@murkyseb 3 года назад

Cirby Smith thank you very much :). I’m really happy to hear that, they’re such a cool fish, I also couldn’t find any documentaries about them just a few short videos of them in the wild so I did some research and went out to find them and tried to fit as much information into my documentary about them as I could

@aetti31 Год назад

the floating plant 9:00 is the invasive water hyazinth from south america

@murkyseb Год назад

Thank you for identifying that!

@aetti31 Год назад

@@murkyseb No problem... nice content! Ever go snorkling? :)

@murkyseb Год назад

@@aetti31 thank you very much :) No I havent

@offthewall9988 2 года назад

before the floods. this vid now no longer applicable. how many times a year does the park have to be rebuilt before council gives up and leaves it to go back to nature?