One of the most underrated channels on YT.

It sounds like the geneticists will be busy for some time sorting out the taxonomy of all those shrimp. Thanks for bringing all this to us.

These videos are SOOO GREAT! THANK YOU Chris!

Thank-you for sharing this with us, Chris. I truly hope that these wild locations will remain viable and clean. It seems that there is a progression that takes place from wild to modern. Even developed countries went through this time of polluting/killing the environment before realizing its value. Thanks to you, we have the opportunity to see what nature was like and hopefully allow nature to heal herself where we humans have caused harm.

Lovely Fish Room Raji ❤

Thanks for wonderful trip, Chris. Fish room is super, and I have 1-2 tanks near my bed all my life too, but it was 20 tanks earlier, and I thought that's very little

Mauritius is so beautiful! Thank you for showing us your friend's aquariums. They were also fantastic!

Thanks, Chris. This was a magical experience and has given me a fantastic insight into the water ways of Mauritius. Really good to know that enthusiasts like Raji are taking an interest in the ecology of their home island, and are taking care to study and conserve it. Loved the tour of his bedroom, his tanks are lovely. We need more like him.

i love the room tour..

Loving these newest videos. Mauritius looks like a beautiful place

Awsome Chris, you are giving us a deep dive into natural habitats of foreign countries in ways we as fish and shrimp keepers will never get anywhere else. Thank you so much for these incredible insights. Be cautious where ever you travel and don't forget filming and commenting! 🫶🫶🏾🫶🏿

Wow, the new shrimp are very exciting! Even if they aren't new, still exciting. Kudos to Havi and Raji. I am located in the US and I frequently look at the Garnelio website to see all of the interesting shrimp species you guys have access to in Germany. Love your videos, as always.

I'm from Mauritius and thanks to your videos i'm now fascinated with these shrimps. These Mauritian friends have been very helpful it seems. Gr8 job guys. Keep it up. I want to see these shrimps myself now. Oh btw i went to trou diable and i found some while diving. I cant tell you which species they beling to. Also you can go to le goulet beach.. a barachois is connected to the sea where you can find a lot of shrimps. I hope this can help.

Felicitarile mele. Natura este uimitoare peste tot in lumea asta, pacat ca nu stim sa o pastram asa cum trebuie. Faci niste videouri uimitoare. Tine-o tot asa!!!

I cannot get enough of your cinematography!!!! ❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing this journey with us Chris! Hoping to see some of the next Papua New Guinea expeditions too🦐🇮🇹

Such a beautiful place hope this creak stays like this for many many years

such a beautiful area. love seeing different places.

absolutely awesome! i sure hope the waters remain clean and pollution free! nice job!

18:25 seems like Raji is Bullet For My Valentine fan🤘

Thank you for this video. Very interesting to see these animals and plants in nature.

This was very nice, thank you. Maybe make an underwater video - when you are somewhere - where for 1 hour you just leave the camera recording underwater? I love seeing and hearing your underwater recordings. Would that be possible? Next to it being absolutely relaxing and interesting, you'll make a record of how a certain underwater area is/was, because we all know those beautiful areas might be gone in the future.

Wonderful footage and commentary! Cheers from the home of the South China super tigers!

You always have such amazing videos! So beautiful!

Wow, all of it is so delightful and man, what a bed/fish room!!!!

Another great video! Cant wait the next video

Your Video Is AMAZING NATURE LIFE n AMAZING CLEAR❤❤❤❤❤❤

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

Wooow wooow wooow ❤❤❤it is as it is ❤️ just beautiful 🌈🇸🇮 greeting’s from Ljubljana Slovenia 🇸🇮

That was a nice shirt raj 🤘✌️

very underrated channel.

Once again! Thank you for showing our beautiful country. Is it possible to have the contact of your friend Raji pls

That was a great video! Thank you for sharing!!!

You're right sir, that green plant (watercress) is edible and we have it here in the philippines 🤙

This one is so beautiful! 11:54

U should visit rivière des galets for the rocks, and also the famous 'camaron' of Mauritius - are rare, found in protected rivers

Beautiful interesting new shrimp

Yes that Vallesneria. They grow really tall.

woah, madagascar should be really exciting! i cant wait

Thanks for a great video.

3:15 this shrimp look identical to the shrimps on my creeks in my place here. but more transparent

Watercress, while it is aquatic/semi, doesnt normally do well in aquarium environments. Ive grown it my pond here in the southeast US but the submerged portions usually melt away. I think with enough flow it would thrive, obviously its thriving there!

keep up the great work chris, you need to come downunder and go out to arnhem land their is many undescribed species of shrimp waiting to be documented

Fascinating! This bee shrimp might be Caridina mauritii, a small sized endemic species very poorly known. Let's see what Thomas and Kristina get from the DNA 😉

it would be cool if you could show the foods you ate too, would love to know what the people of mauritius eat

Eleocharis vivipara would be troubling, that would be an introduced species. E. dulcis and E. variegata are both natives to Mauritius, I would hope that it's a misidentification. Eleocharis species are a nightmare to identify, you usually need flowers, seeds, scapes, roots/tubers, and even to observe the germination method (whether it occurs on the flower or if it drops the seeds first) as well as a very good dichotomous key. Ammannia capitellata is a wonderful native there. Nasturtium officianale is a worldwide invasive species (obviously, except for its native range in Europe), it's present in well more than half of the countries in the world. It's sold as a pond plant a fair bit in the US Vallisneria spiralis is documented as an introduced (non-native) species in Mauritius. Vallisneria asiatica is no longer an accepted name, it's been synonymized with V. natans. I suspect it's a large V. spiralis, the sizes of V. spiralis can vary a fair bit between varietals, with some being quite large. Vallisneria can be differentiated from Sagittaria by the serrations on the edges. Vallisnaeria has small serrations that you can feel very easily, while Sagittaria are smooth. This is a common way of telling V. americana apart from S. kurziana in the US, as they're similarly sized. The Madagascan plant looks to be a Hydrostachys species, but it's difficult to tell much from the brief clip. There are 22 described species and they're all present in Madagascar, though some are found in other areas of Southern Africa as well. Ceratophyllum demersum is also present as an invasive species in Madagascar

You are truly a very lucky lucky man!

one of those species looks like a species I used to keep, from the transvaal area of south africa, I believe they were caridina nilotica but I wasn't ever sure.

Great video, thank you.

High quality content bro, keep it up🫶

Hope you enjoyed your journey here in Mauritius and our expedition together 🇲🇺 ✨️ Thanks you everyone for their positive feedback 🌟🍀

3:36 looks like a Bladder snail 😀

About the mystery plant....looks like Myriophyllum aquaticum on first glance, which is found in Madagascar. Maybe the extreme current gave it that somewhat strange morphology...most Plants tend to grow a lot more compact when exposed to constant wind or current. But I'm not sure at all, if you have detail pictures I can research / ask around a little.

Amazing

I was waitinggggggg

wow that's great amazing.

26:18 - I would take 5 of these^^

What do you mean by they can reproduce in freshwater? Where do they normally reproduce?

Did you see the snake at 17.00 ?

I want to go fish there and I am also in Mauritius

Parabéns amei seus vídeos agora vc tem que mostrar pro mundo como vc fez um extintor de incêndio virar um cilindro de CO2 ahhh e me avisa quando fizer o vídeo quero ser o primeiro a ver tankyou

Is this place mentioned in 5am club??

Beautiful beautiful man so nice 27:32

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Do not spoil the aquatic diversity

Where is this in Mauritius?

ohgott der Uroplatus

Bro why are you using inches haha. That's not very scientific

I find it a little bit rich from you saying that the gathering on the beach and the monkey are not allowed in europe. Mauritius isn't europe. So get off your high horse and enjoy the local ways without being judgemental. You even distorted the guy's name Raja, calling him Raji. That would be branded as racism in Europe. Just saying.

A really amazing video with a lot of information 🫶 thanks a lot