The Worst Place to be in an Earthquake!

[conman0414]

what was that thing at the top right corner of screen at 3:55

[BlessedONE333returnz]

speaking of earthquakes did you feel the one today? just wondering where you are compared to the coast

[TonyBtheEG]

That looks like an enlightening experience.

[ligsom]

Naaw, that takes me back to zoology class xD and botany :) <3

[Gooseman2k2]

Ee Culd Damage U!

Best line eva!

[Cnidarious]

i Could swear at 4:37 i am looking at some manner of soft coral.

Tell me did you notice any obvious Cnidaria in these pools?

Those Orange structures look Very much like Millepora.

Ether that or they are some manner of sponge.

They look quite attractive!

[Cnidarious]

on second thought those orange structures probably are not Millepora, but it does look strikingly like it.

[Cnidarious]

lovely scenery

[Maxdwolf]

I never heard the term rock pools before. When I was a kid over there I always heard tidal pools.

[Stipoon]

Fun to hear you more joyful Tf00t. Must be great getting away from the creationists for a while :)

Thanks for sharing these videos.

[PiroNiro]

This video should be watched on the "High Quality" setting.

[FormidableDelta]

We seriously need you to make more videos. Venom is making more videos which you may be aware of.

[guugolpl0x]

Nah, ThetaOmega has it taken care of.

[OutaTowner]

Thats pretty cool! I just drove by there along Hihgway 1 six weeks ago! That bridge is cool!

And those hermit crabs really are everywhere!

[POSTMORTEM71]

Looks like Bohemian Grove country!

[Farksisten]

I've been in Fort Bragg! Awesome video!

[SpectacleRidicule]

I never checked out the rock pools when I was over there. I really need to make a trip out there again.

[SpectacleRidicule]

The Redwoods are great. They've cut down most of the big ones by the roads. You really need to walk further into the forest to see the Giant trees.

[nausinora]

It is sad indeed what is still going on with the Redwoods. I live in Australia so I don't have the luxury of just popping up there for a trip. I have been to see the Kauri pines of New Zealand though, went to see Tane Mahuta and it really is an awesome experience hiking through a forest and then the larger, older Kauris come into view. Tane Mahuta's girth is 13.8m and has a wow value I hadn't experienced prior to my trip there.

Great vid again, has bumped up seeing the Redwoods on my list.

[Tenocticatl]

Nice vid mate, but you're kinda startin to sound like Bob Ross there at that rock pool :-)

[PiNGGTGTGTG]

awsome vid once again, Loving the whole trip.

[bearpaw72]

The metal rods you're referring to for that bridge just might be post-tension cables, if I'm not mistaken.

My dad was into bridges and my brother-in-law is sometimes into highrises. They'd know about this better than I would.

[Blue556A]

That is a breathtaking rock pool.

Great video, I'm really, really enjoying them.

[themanwhoknew]

The worse place to be would be a bull in a china shop.

You'd be blamed for everything.

[WilltheAtheist]

Been there a year ago, was truly amazing.

[forthreisch]

just love ya vids.

[katey1dog]

Legalize hemp and we won't have deforestation.  Go Canada!

[Squagnut]

Good stuff.

The baby hermit crabs occupy periwinkle shells, so what species of shell do they move on to once they've outgrown periwinkles?

[IdoloR]

lol niccccccce

cool little swarms of liffffffe

[neuvosto]

I have never seen anyone get this excited about crabs, cute little critters!

Hope you could do this forever.

[AdmiralPeacock]

This series would make an awesome documentary DvD... I'd buy it.

[MaxSafeheaD]

Starfish and Urchins belong to the phylum Echinodermata. They make great zone fossils.

[LucidFlight]

David Attenborough, eat your heart out. :D

[SpeciationEverywhere]

lol - David Attenborough is amazing...but i don't know if he can compare to "why do people laugh at creationists"

[Pahkasika0]

those thumbs look like big rocks! amayzingly large!

[jesuswuzahippy]

another great vid, keep em comin TF! =D

[438MillionBC]

That was a beastly crab in that pool...

It's a damn shame to see trees like that cut down...

I'm glad you make these videos, this is my favorite channel right now.

[MvP1292]

:[ i've never been a big eco person, but this makes me think..

[guugolpl0x]

:'(

I don't want to use paper or firewood anymore...

[johnnyk2112]

googoo: Paper is made from trees planted for the purpose of making paper..They don't use old growh..Paper comes from trees grown, recently in renewable forests.

[MaxSafeheaD]

Not true. Indonesia has such a problem with illigal logging they asked the international community to only buy wood from designated suppliers. The only country to say no was the USA and ...wait for it ... that was because they said it would be too damaging to the US economy.

Ancient forests are being destroyed all over the world for all sorts of uses because it's easier than proper forestry.

[bobthebuyer]

This is how I view deforestation: Hey!! This tree is over 2000 years old! Lets cut it down! Who wants back scratchers!?

[Trastlol]

"Back scratchah! Back scratcha?! Back scratchah."

[bobthebuyer]

exactly.

[MaxSafeheaD]

2000 years old? How many matches do you think we can get out of that f****r?!

[johnnyk2112]

Maxihead:??What's not true?...I don't want old growth cut down unneccesarily. I never said that...I said, that the [paper we use today comes from forests recently grown for the purpose of making paper, which in the mean time, cleans the air by growing trees....Can you admit that there is some responsible forestry?

[MaxSafeheaD]

"Paper is made from trees planted for the purpose of making paper..They don't use old growh"

I wasn't saying you wanted to abuse our environment, I was just disagreeing with your above statement - illegal irresponsible logging is a massive problem.

It's worth noting the US stance on this too as there's so many on youtube.

Sure there is, responsible forestry.

[johnnyk2112]

Illegal logging does not end up producing paper..Sorry......The paper around you came from trees planted recently for that purpose...Dont worry about using paper bags at the store or reading the newpaper......Much illegal logging is a result of the environmentalists push for ethanol..

[MaxSafeheaD]

"paper around you came from trees planted recently for that purpose."

I didn't know that ... but still surely the more land used for paper the less there is for timber unless you use old-growth? It's still a good idea to avoid using paper if you can.

"Much illegal logging is a result of the environmentalists push for ethanol" I agree there needs to be FAR more education and co-ordination as far as environmental policy is concerned.

In the end, the best answer, is less people.

[bumblingbard]

I agree. The population is just way too high. People honestly need to stop having kids, I'm serious.

[Valvallaria]

WTF I could SO PUKE if I see People having no respect and destroying such ancient giants.

If they would be humans they would say 'respect the old ones' but here... it's BWAH!

I couldn't eat so much I want to puke, really.

[johnnyk2112]

valve: Redwoods, in perspective are not that "ancient". They are NOT native to California, only showing up here a couple of thousand years ago.

[Valvallaria]

This doesn't really matter - This does not give any permission to cut them down etc. This does not change the fact that they ARE old enough and they ARE a treasure of the nature. Once cut down they will not regrow in many generations to this place - if the area will return to its prevois glory at all.

[johnnyk2112]

Who wants to cut these down??? Not me.. We can agree they should be protected...That being said, in the big picture, the redwoods are new to the area, they are not native, and for most of the history of man in this area, they werent here...{they started growing here only a couple of thousand years ago"

[Valvallaria]

It still doesn't matter wether they are native or not - they are older than most other things around.

[Maxdwolf]

I think you've gotten some of your data mixed up johnnyk2112. There are living trees in the redwood forests a couple thousand years old. They are native to the Pacific coast. From what little I could glean on the net they were distributed throughout Asia, Europe, and North America from about 160-5 millions years ago. Changes in climate reduced the genera to three and shrunk their ranges.

[johnnyk2112]

i'll recheck.. thanks.

[jebus6kryst]

It is amazing to watch how much you enjoy making these videos.

[alltheworldsastage]

microcosms rule@

[Denamic]

Love it.

Keep 'em coming.

[ndjarnag]

hey TF, thanks for sharing your journey :)