Amazon Abyss

[SirMinion]

Those puffers were South American Puffers. (the fact that they are filming in South America is the clue)

Figure eight puffers are Asian!

 

[bunjiweb]

ah well, i never profess to know much about oddballs, they just looked vaugly like one of the puffers at work

Ben

 

[Matchu]

Yeah those dolphins were soooo ugly, with their bent noses.

 

[jflowers]

Those puffers were South American Puffers. (the fact that they are filming in South America is the clue)

Yep, gotta love them puffers, their teeth looked trim, just hope the guy's knew how to get the air out before they put it back.

Great program.

Jon

 

[Waterloo Kid]

I watched the second episode on a TV in the gym I go to. if you think the episodes are short try maintaining a step rate of 160 strides a minute until the program finishes! Half an hour is a long time!
Unfortunately the TV had no sound. It's wierd watching the Amazon to the strains of high 'NRG' music!
From what I saw it seems to have been a far more interesting program. Those dolphins were amazing! The evolutionary step they have taken to evolve in such a way was fascinating. Just think they probably started out just like the dolphins we think of as normal.
One thing that I thought was that if they can chuck a net in the water and find a new species just like that in a place as relatively small as the Amazon then what the heck is in the oceans that has yet to be discovered?!! The mind boggles.

WK

 

[Tokis-Phoenix]

The knifefish was amazing! Some people may complain that the program has not shown many rare fish but instead fish we can all relate to in our lfs but i realy enjoyed seeing some of the more well known groups of fish in their natural habitat .

 

[Paul_MTS]

was a bit better today, i loved the filming of the megadolaras irwini mainly becuase I want to keep one!!

just watching it over now as had to go down for tea!!

 

[bunjiweb]

We have a Megladoras Irwini at work, big old thing probably about 9".... Beautiful fish though!

Ben

 

[Paul_MTS]

We have a Megladoras Irwini at work, big old thing probably about 9".... Beautiful fish though!

Ben

why do you have to be 180miles away

I want 1 of them bad!!

 

[bunjiweb]

Come visit us! We have some interesting fish, just had our fish delivery, some cool stuff, 6/7" BGKs, syno angelicus, some spotted dora cats, loads of other nice stuff

Ben