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How different colours look at depth 📹 Kendall Roberg

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greg1 year ago

Note to self don’t use a red fishing lure

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FunFacts1 year ago

Colors fade with water depth because water absorbs different wavelengths of light, starting with reds and oranges, leaving only blues and greens to penetrate deeper.

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Jasgra 🟥🟩1 year ago

$🟥🟩 always look fresh in any blinking light. @EpilepticSOL

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Doctah GIF1 year ago

Greeeeeen supremacy.

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Prof. Rennan Barkana1 year ago

Saw this in an advanced diving course. Even nicer is breaking an egg at 30 meters depth; it shows visually that pressure is isotropic.

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Amazing Nature1 year ago

Blue is the color with visibility in depths

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Epileptic 🟥🟩1 year ago

Epileptic coin 😁🟥🟩

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Roger Forster1 year ago

My take on that when SCUBA diving a few years ago in the Irish Sea off the coast of the Isle of Man.

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Finicky 🐇 Frankie 🌱 Finagles 🌸 Flourishing1 year ago

So the deep sea fish that are bright & colorful I’m curious what color they are if brought to a shallow depth …

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Kaysha Richardson🎙️1 year ago

So pink reign supreme in any light? Got it lol

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