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The crew of KALLI explores the Kimberley region of Western Australia, focusing on mud crabbing, fishing, and locating ancient rock art.Watch In the Mitchell River, the crew deploys 10 crab nets during high tide and catches a mud crab, while also fishing for barramundi.Watch After transiting 50 nautical miles to Swift Bay, the crew hikes through spinifex to locate caves containing indigenous rock art, including depictions of fish, kangaroos, wallabies, and human figures estimated to be over 3,500 years old.7:11 The crew also utilizes a natural water source near a rock hole to wash clothes and replenish supplies.17:29 While anchored at the mouth of the Hunter River, the crew secures the boat using 40 meters of chain and a handmade hook on the bollard.33:41 After running low on fuel for the dinghy, the crew receives 100 liters of fuel from a passing tour vessel, the Heritage Adventurer, allowing for further exploration of the river’s 200-meter-tall cliffs.38:14

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