How To Tidepool - Finding Tiny and Slimy Animals 🌊🦀

Welcome to our latest adventure in Monterey! We explored a brand-new location to see if we could find some new and interesting creatures, and let me tell you, it did not disappoint! We found a gorgeous flat worm, sea stars, a bunch or sea slugs (nudibranch), anemones and more!
Let us know in the comments if you enjoyed the video and what you'd like to see more of!
Cheers,
Madi

[@skylarsaysstuff]

Thanks for sharing❤ very cool

[@PotooBurd]

I enjoy this so much! Amazing content, best wishes to you and your future projects! 🌻

[@lindsayd3709]

Amazing! Love the flatworm! I've found diversity and quantity diminishing around here, in Australia, which is a worry. I hope some conservation efforts are happening around your beautiful area!

[@ianferguson1982]

Lovely!

[@cacamagica2448]

wow! so cool

[@pickledfur]

Hello!! I love videos of people finding cool animals. I would love to be a marinr biologist i think.

[@CritterHunter]

Shes back

[@Thepryomaniac]

I'm happy to get full length videos from you! do you have any thoughts whats the "best" time of year is?(if there is a best) And I would love to see you travel to other places and go tide pooling!

[@nudibranchnerd]

There are good low tides year round! The one difference I will say is when the low tides are - on the west coast many of the low tides throughout winter are at night - which can be fun too if you have a headlamp! It's always interesting to see how the animals you find change season to season :)