00:09Through the sanctuary, the tide's nice and high right now, so there's a good chance that
00:14they'll be feeding.
00:15I think it's a bigger loss to me than the dugongs.
00:17They're going to have to come up with new habits.
00:20When we get really good aerials on a calm day, now this is wide angle, but from the
00:26same elevation, as long as I'm above 120 feet, they can't hear the quadcopter.
00:31So I can zoom in with an aerial telephoto, get a full-frame shot of their back, and they'll
00:37spend hours just basking at the surface.
00:40Everything about the wind makes this more challenging.
00:43We're here.
00:43Let's just give it a try.
01:11A pair of them, happy, happy, and look at how close they are to development.
01:28We're here for a long time.
01:31We're here for a long time.
01:55If they're not using infrasounds, the visibility they're in right now is like 10 or 15 feet.
02:23One down.
02:29All clear.
02:54All clear.
02:55Hello.
03:09See you shortly.
03:09Alright, next time.
03:09Bye.
03:09Bye.
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