The Magical Pools of Mumbai | The Making of Asia | BBC Earth

41 comments

1. I have born and brought up in Mumbai maharashtra…please mention the place so we can protect it..

2. – We MUST protect it!

3. So amazing! But the thumbnail gave me trypophobia

4. No one Indian medias never show this types of videos they only show rape ,murder , crime and political controversies

5. god I'm surprised it's not mentioned that all those rocks are full of poop like icing on q shitty cake.

6. whenever you want show BHARAT what you show is poverty nothing else you BRITISH BATHROOM SERVICE , how disgusting mindset you have ?

7. Bombay.

8. Zoanthids- colony forming anemone

9. 2:32 Sarang Naik🫡

10. This is amazing

11. Anything looks cool with UV lights 🙄 how do they look to the naked eye?

12. Happy that nature saved itself this time❤

13. We don't care about your India

14. I never thought BBC would be able to make my neighborhood look so photogenic… it's usually quite ugly 😂

15. Germs on steroids in India

16. Oh my! It's in my city😮. Awazing ❤

17. Amazing! I always thought the water right around Mumbai was a dead zone.

18. Very trypophobic but beautiful 😮

19. Britain is celebrating islamic invade in her country now . 😂 let's have fun😂🎉

20. This is awesome !!

21. i wonder non indian people found such a wonderful nature what indians are doing ?

22. Thank you for sharing

23. Wow!def going to go out and look at those one night when I’m back in mumbai

24. Kudos to gate keeping the location!! Less tourism will ensure they survive! All Mumbaikars PLEASE STOP THROWING TRASH IN THE SEA/BEACH. This includes the flowers and godly offerings 😢

25. Is it triggering your trypophobia?

26. Gorgeous.

27. India has a lot of pollution

28. 🫶

29. BBC video on India without any negative comment on government or country? Now this is new!😂😂 More rare than these animals

30. Wow.

31. This is because Mumbai has greatly reduced pollution

32. It’s strange that those sea creatures are found in coral reefs but are thriving in polluted water in India.

33. Man, I clicked this video to watch a natural wonder. What I got was professionals struggling to film them and talking too much about that.

34. Wow, wonderful to know. I have been to Mumbai dozens of times, but never knew about this. Zoanthids are found in Gujarat Coast also, and perhaps may be in other states too. Indian marine biologists are studying about them (https://eprints.cmfri.org.in/9199/1/JMBAUK_Zooanthids_2015_Zacharia_Kripa_Grinson.pdf)

35. Is it safe to touch?

36. Cool! Never seen this on TV or the internet before.

37. No offense, but I think these creatures were more protected with the public being unaware of them

38. India is increidbly blessed with nature and biodiversity

39. paani purii bhel puri paaan masaaalaaa…….tonty rupees onnnlllyy…😐😐😐😐

40. BBC team come to India for just taking shots of magical pool existed in Mumbai city. Mumbai city is a largest city in the world where 20 million's of people are living their daily lifes. But here the bbbv comes to India for capturing the the recognized magic pool situated in the urban areas of Mumbai.I didn't know about this type of magic pool existed in Mumbai. But the bbc team comes to Mumbai and starts their wildlife photography with this magic pool. They face their more problem's and obstacles while shooting the magic pool tiny features, but an indian wildlife photographer his name is Sarank he helped them for shooting the magic pool's tiny features. He helped them through, how we can take exact shots, the exact time etc. After all the team will succeeded to take the amazing features of magic pool with the help of Sarank.Wildlife photography is just amazing just go for it you will get the peak satisfaction.

41. 90% of mumbaikars don't know about this 😅