Singapore Has This Genius Way of Fixing Ocean Problems

Sometimes to come up with the most brilliant ideas, you have to think like a kid again! Check out today's crazy new video that looks at the super creative way Singapore figured out how to fix coral reefs from going extinct. You need to see this to believe it!

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[itz_chrisplayz]

Its rare to see Singapore being mentioned despite their intuitive ideas! Glad to see someone mentioning them!

[arsalanalikhan]

This is why I wanted the be a marine biologist as a kid, to do and think stuff like this.

[brokenbridge]

I honestly hope that all these plans succeed. The coral reefs need to be kept around.

[AEFBLectobri]

We need more episodes like this instead of War and Torture

[The_Blazement]

i have a couple friends who live in Singapore, like any country there are both pros and cons about it

[jasonaarninkhof]

Finally my childhood experience can save the world 😂

[rajendrasinghchauhan]

"Singapore is my favourite country"
- Nature

[Bichris]

Thank god for the scientist that are figuring this stuff out

[EAcapuccino]

We're always looking for good news on environmental progression. 😁😃 So Lego? Nice! 🌎🌍🌏🌐

Gets better than that, a coral reef native to the Arabian/Persian gulf are being introduced to existing oceanic reefs!
They're especially Hardy used to ULTRA salty water

[uglyducklingcometh]

Glad to see my country (Singapore) is mentioned on Infographics, and for good news too!

[avsgishitaga]

As a citizen of singapore im proud of my country .

[benjamindover]

I've now heard about this 3 or 4 times. So I would say that the best reason to use LEGOs is that it will get you all kinds of international positive attention.

[tanjoy]

I think this is the first ep of the Infographic Show where Singapore is the main topic .Love from 🇸🇬

[GZxuanChannel-nxvi]

WOW, I LOVE This Episode, I Am HAPPY That My Home-Country SG Get A Spotlight

[athanasius_lim]

7:00 There are actually natural coral reefs in Indonesia, such as those in the Raja Ampat Islands in West Papua province, whereby tourists go there to dive(before covid) as it is technically in the pacific ocean, hence Indonesia is lucky because the country is in both the Indian and Pacific oceans. Indonesia Raya 🇮🇩

[Grafschafter]

Singapore is the country of the future

[qhaleezilhami]

If only this video came sooner, Would've helped my ocean acidification report immensely for my orgo chem class

[RL-fjjg]

glad to see our country is being seen by infographic show <3

[omotayosatuyi]

As the song goes in the movie “everything is better when your part of a team” 🤣🤣

[TrendyBanana]

3:39 I hate how the red block only takes up one point of the blue one so it seems it is a thin lego brick but has 2 points on each side still instead of 1 lol