Great videos @Dima - I like the fact that the way you film and edit them makes it so easy to follow. From music and the audio overall, or the cuts, you do a great job. People should be more aware of the so many volunteers out there doing good work.
Where they really 8 thousand bats there? Crazy...#volunteers #volunteering #bats #nature #people
Fascinating Connection between Opals and Bats
In February I've joined Slovakian Bat Conservation Society for their yearly census of bats in Opal mines. That's the oldest opal mines in the world, for around 100 they been closed, and recently opened for tourism. But it also perfect place for bats to hibernate during winter. And that's why it's the best time to count them to monitor their population.Slovakian Bat Conservation - netopiere.sk/en/
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Dima
in reply to Tio • •that's great to hear. Because you know when my videos are not seen by many I always tend to think that it's because my production suck. Especially storytelling, like people get bored watching it, and it's my fault, because i have work more on the story flow and how to make it interesting. So I work a lot on that, to improve it. But then maybe it's not me, but the overall topics I choose to highlight, the algorithm game, values and interests of the people, and over saturation of content . In other words it's a mystery to me, which I try to solve, to understand what should i do next to make more people care about such stuff.
Yeah every year there are hibernating around 8000 bats and 13 different species
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Tio
in reply to Dima • •From my perspective and others' too, you not only do good, but great at that. To me it seems like a BBC production at times haha, like the documentaries I watch from BBC. I think is the way you follow the volunteers, the camera work, but also the audio like you feel that you are there when you watch it. It follows the story very well. You also add the human factor there, with the people involved and interview them a little bit and that makes it more personal - not just some researchers going through some caves, but you see these are real people who care about what they do.
Overall from my perspective you do great. The subjects you pick are very interesting for me, but yeah for today's retarded society may not be that attractive like most science/educational content is. But definitely I would not say the videos are boring. Quite the opposite.
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Dima
in reply to Tio • •Tio likes this.
Sasha
in reply to Tio • •haha but really, don't let that get you down, you make important and informative content in an interesting way, that's what matters.
Dima
in reply to Sasha • •ohh that's great Idea Sasha, will go to dance for a few seconds now :) finally some viral content !
Thank you, also great to hear that you enjoy my videos.
When are you book going to be out ?
Sasha
in reply to Dima • •It will be out this month, as soon as possible 😁