Burnie Vlog: Scuba Diving at the Great Barrier Reef | Rooster Teeth
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Ellie flips the script on Burnie and gets him out of his comfort zone. After Pax Australia she takes Burnie and Ashley scuba diving, staying on a liveaboard boat at the Great Barrier Reef. Join FIRST to watch episodes early: http://bit.ly/2uOx6JG » Get your Rooster Teeth merch: http://bit.ly/2ucTVUb » Subscribe: http://bit.ly/13y3Gum MUSIC: Go To Sleep, Bustra - Everything's Different (Monstercat Release), Da Tooby - Knockout 2, Liquid Lounge, Anders Morlin - Money Job, Pacific Palisades, Matt Cherne - Close. About Burnie Vlog: To celebrate the “Year of the Rooster,” Burnie decided to make a weekly vlog to show the inner workings of Rooster Teeth and experiences from his life as CCO! Travel with Burnie as he represents the company all over the world, catches up with old friends, and goes behind the scenes in all things Rooster Teeth. More Rooster Teeth: » Achievement Hunter: http://bit.ly/AHYTChannel » Let's Play: http://bit.ly/1BuRgl1 » Red vs. Blue: http://bit.ly/RvBChannel https://www.youtube.com/user/RoosterTeeth
10. comment for Burnie Vlog: Scuba Diving at the Great Barrier Reef | Rooster Teeth
16:09 Also was there one for the lion fish? Cause that scared me when he showed up!
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30. comment for Burnie Vlog: Scuba Diving at the Great Barrier Reef | Rooster Teeth
The music for this vlog is listed above. I think Ellie chooses the sound track for the vlogs- heard that somewhere ;)
50. comment for Burnie Vlog: Scuba Diving at the Great Barrier Reef | Rooster Teeth
promised you it’s not all dead. They didn’t have the correct filters or lights. It’s never as bright and colourful as in the movies unless you’ve got the right kit! ;)
Burnie too i guess.
100. comment for Burnie Vlog: Scuba Diving at the Great Barrier Reef | Rooster Teeth
Yep that's all of it. Right there.
Wasn't really the same cuz it wasn't shifting
Unrelated note but oh god I forgot how badly I get thalassophobia.
Also really sad seeing the GBR dead and dying like that. You hear the stories about it being dead, or dying, etc but completely different from seeing it. For those who don't know, the first days dives, where everything was white/gray and powdery, that's dead coral.
Even IF parts of the reef are recovering there is A LOT more we need to do to help it. The amount of garbage in our oceans and CO2 in our atmosphere is disgusting and real progress needs to be made immediately to reverse the damage we've done.
Im not sure if it is just because her face is red and dry from being rubbed by a towel.
If it is just an effect of me being drawn to it because of her sunglasses and those making it look worse.
Or a combination of various other things I cant think of.
WHEN YOU GUYS COMING TO WESTERN AUSTRALIA?
Yeah, Burnie, that's not over.
As a firefighter, it was really weird seeing it like that, we have the valve at the bottom of our backs.
Always interesting to see how different professions with similar equipment adapt to different needs =)
Ancillaries and safety - different scenario so different safety procedures. Allows the hoses to be accessible by the user (see Burnie doing skill 2) and your buddy should they need to, who you should ALWAYS have with you without them being kicked in the face.
It's how it's always been done, developed from there and would be too much of a change now.
Thats the worry. Once nature finds out that there's a dominant mammal that is damaging it, it will rid itself of the species. One way or another.
Flashlights help a big deal.
Sunlight is also a factor, i went diving on bonaire and with the sun there was still enough color at 16 meters( 60 feet i think?)
No one asked you to read the comments, we are not shoving it down your throat. Anyway from what I have seen most of them aren't depressing, negative comments anyway.
Glad there's someone in the comments that's actually educated!
Ocean acidification due to increased CO2 is a different issue that the consequences are not fully understood/known about yet. In short increased acidity can potentially breakdown the calcium carbonate that calcerous organisms such as corals and planktonic invertebrates use as their skeleton/exoskeleton.
Hope that makes sense/is informative.
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