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Been there! Loved it!

I’ve had mine for about 6 months. Not doing well. No new fronds. I’m in Sydney. Just moved it out of shade to a sheltered spot with about 1 hour of sunlight late in day. Has brown on leaves. How often to water and how?? 😢

I simply can't understand why anyone would swim there. I'd stay soooo incredibly far away from the water..

This is a very heartwarming video some jerks would wanna kill all crocodiles to protect humans instead they try to teach people how to stay safe from them that’s heartwarming

It’s spring so it’s time for a visit to Canberra - and Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park - for the explosion of wildflowers!

Great video!

I’m so excited 🎉

So does it die back over winter then regrow when it warms up?

I love this one 😍

I was in Calgary a few months back, feeling very homesick for SA. Went to the planetarium and imagine my delight when this was on randomly.

Would have been neat if they showed...you know, Banksia...

Great stuff!!!

May we always pay our respects to our great European pioneers and settlers, who made our great country what it is today ❤️🇦🇺

Seeing people dedication and love for these creatures just breaks my heart. Indeed a great story emerge from a great deed and love story nomatter may it be to tiny creatures but what matters most is that it's for the right reason and always the world's will knows afterall sooner or later🥰🥰🥰👍

Thank you for this effort

Stop flexing

Well this was uploaded 9 years ago! So was it successful?

a place so beautiful, I'll want to travel there

Love it

This fake

Susan Ley is a joke.

Would love to visit :)

3:27 As a photographer. Bro. What IS that? Who takes a photo like that?

I wonder how many soldiers with PTSD are sitting at home debating wether to pull the trigger of the gun in their mouths right now? Oh well, flip them at least most of the crabs are safe, right? Wonder how much money they're spending on crabs? I also wonder how many HUMANS could that help? Nice of our tax dollars going to the right cause! I wonder if they were edible would they be as protected? Since a big company can't exploit them and can't use them in anyway. Thank goodness you can't eat them and sell them at the stores!! If you could eat them there'd only be a million of them left instead of 50 million.

Wonder what they taste like...

I'd like to just sit there and watch the crab swarm travel.

How do they taste???

are these crabs edible?

Respect for nature is a perfect environmental ethics.

There is still hope on the human race 🙏🏻 so much effort and love to protect the lill ones 🦀 ❤️

Why is there still roadkill when everyone knows they are migrating? Also the way they rake the crabs is pretty aggressive

Stay away.from the hatchlings ....can crush hundreds in single step .... Save them from such fate restrick viewing areas ...

That's hella sweet; I knew the crabs had a big migration across the island but had no clue it was a whole part of the locals' day to day. What a thing. Love it.

This is NOT mating behavior. This is 100% 2 males in combat.

Can we eat them?

thx this helped me a lot

The hoomans would build tall borders to prevent migration.

Fantastic video and commentary. Thanks for the great work you do.

Great work guys

this video sucks

No place in this world like the creation mythos of your Aboriginal Dreamtime "Rock Art"..Thank you..!!

Awesome👍👌

What music is playing during this video?

pov: you got sent here by your teacher

Hi I wanna is a good night I wanna is a good night I wanna is a good night hope you’re well I wanna is a good night hope you’re well I wanna is a good night I wanna is a good night

🙏🙏

In American they'd be mowing them down by the thousands every day if somebody told us not to.

Australia é um patrimonio da humanidade.

Cacadu in South Africa Kakadu in Australia

Amazing!