00:00My collector promised me $2,000 today, with one condition: that I bring him a live specimen of each different creature.
00:06that he would find me, without exception, without letting any pass by.
00:09First encounter, a bright red starfish, perched peacefully on the sand.
00:13Easy, I handle it carefully before securing it.
00:15Then a dark sea cucumber, strange texture, almost repulsive to the touch, but each species counts double to reach the sum
00:21fiancee.
00:22I detect a small spotted moray eel hiding at the bottom of a hole.
00:25She immediately backs away as soon as I approach, suspicious, flatly refusing to come out, despite my repeated attempts.
00:31Tell me the truth, would you have accepted this mission knowing that failing with just one species could ruin everything?
00:37Striped antennae poke out of a crack, I force my way in and out comes a green and brown lobster, thrashing furiously among
00:43my fingers.
00:44I continue searching for another moray eel, this one green, it burrows even deeper into the porous rock as soon as it senses my presence.
00:50Last objective before ending my dive: a huge purple crab tucked under a heavy overhang, resisting with all its might.
00:56strength, but I pull it up to the surface anyway, my arms trembling with exhaustion.
01:01Each different species in my bag represents exactly the same amount, regardless of its size or actual value.
