Creatures from the surface: *crabs, fishes, sharks and whales* Creatures from the depths of the ocean: *interdimensional aliens from another universe.*
I like the musical ambiance for these videos nothing like building the mood that these animals are going to come up on land and mug me in the middle of the night
*nature had pointed to the unassuming blob-like form, a sphere, the organism shook its head* “Fine, I’ll do you one better and prove you wrong” “Wait no what are you doing-“
I like that this channel treats it's viewers as regular adults and not children that need popups, dumb jokes, begging for comments section interaction and talking as if it's a PBS Kids broadcast. Thank you for treating this as just a mature, informative place to come learn about and see such fascinating creatures!
"Extremely Bizarre Siphonophores" I'm curious, what standard did we use to classify a "normal looking" Siphonophores? I mean every Siphonophores that i'd seen before seems just "extremely bizarre" to me, even Portuguese Man O'War.
@Mummichog it does not, that’s just cells, yeah they are technically their own organisms but they die in seconds outside of the body in regular conditions, siphonophores are made up of multiple animals, each made up of its own cells as well.
I doubt Lovecraft knew about these during his lifetime, considering how deep one has to go to find them, so it's interesting how much they remind me of him. Eldritch beings that look completely alien and don't seem to have any real form.
@@Jinars. I wonder if he were alive today, people would call his work "too derivative of real life" and "lacking imagination". ... probably unfortunately. Alternatively I wonder if he would have bothered to write at all, if he knew...
@@SariaRamia And "stupid". The "great minds" usually are considered to be silly or foolish. I say, those people who claim others to be as such don't have very big imagination and probably need to ego boost themselves. I speak in blanket terms of course.
It's not communism at all. What these creatures have achieved is far more efficient, and they do it all without currency, central government, or anything we humans have to come up with to keep ourselves in check. If such creatures were endowed with the intelligence of a human but with the mindset of a superorganism, human society would be nothing more than a hopeless wreck compared to their superior efficiency. We have a lot to learn from them, and communism is not part of that cirriculum.
I agree, and there is something to dig (or i should say to dive !) here. In my opinion, that's why all "more evolved" life's forms have a better looking (also from our artistic p.o.v. of course). In a way, complexification of life beings, lead to better intellectual capacities and a lot of other types of adaptation. In the "visible" world, it may also lead to better "beauty" shapes, because of the competition for reproduction and survival ( like some flower or some bird feather, or some behavior for example, and some human body in our case ), but these adaptation could only appear in "good and easy" conditions ( for example near or at the surface, with a lot of oxygene and mineral ressources and light..). I may be wrong, but i think the sinisophores don't care about their look, or are fashionistas ! (But of course they are very efficient in their own deep unlighted & highpressurized "World" ) I mean that "out of space" real aliens could be very much beautiful than any tiger, dolphin, peacock, butterfly, rose or "you name it"(or any human, in case you're proud of your shape). All of this to say, that it's a shame that WE let billions of years of evolution, and "beauty improvement" diseappear, conscienly (and worst, much by our fault), because astéroïdes or volcanos do not think, or are even found of art ! However, i think that deep seas creatures are a beautiful form of life !
Thanks to the DeepseaOddities team for this collaboration opportunity and using my music in their video. Hopefully the music was eerie, unnerving, and oddly meditative, as intended. Cheers everybody.
Oh pleaseee. That'd be awesome. I need more siphonophores in the Metroidverse. God, that'd be so cool especially if they were really atmospheric with it.
@@heyimgayalso6129 chill out, it's not the end of the world and you don't have to say something that has already been said... Just keep it a friendly channel 😉
The praya dubia is the one that appears in the Endless Ocean games for the Wii. It's so creepy to find those shiny long lines in the middle of a big darkness.
Nothing in the ocean will ever beat that one bizarre one with all the different "stuff" hanging off it. In the first one it is clear what does what, front moves it and the last sting and the middle digestive and reproduction. I've also wondered how strong those long ones were. Being so long, if they were strong enough, they could quite possibly entangle some fairly large creatures and slowly digest them. I first saw the last one way back when it was first filmed and no one knew exactly what da heck!?!. It's still the oddest and scariest looking animal or animals I've ever seen. I love this channel and watching Nautilus Live. With Nautilus I get to see what's happening in real time. Great video. If I could go back ,I would have become a marine biologist, with a specialist in siphonaphores!
The abyss is one of the most fascinating parts of the world to me. As a result it makes me really happy to see you making videos detailing some of the amazing creatures in the depths of the world. I only wish you would narrate your videos, and give more actual information about said creatures. It more feels like a slideshow with minimal info than a video about a creature. I'm only offering this constructive criticism because I truly want you to succeed and increase the quality of your production. I can't wait to see what you continue to put out, and keep up the great work!
I realize that these fascinating creatures are made up of 1000s of tiny "zooids," but that first one is still abnormally complexing to me. The top, almost sword-looking part, is fairly recognizable in this species... but that strange, large feathery appendage.. is that made up of "zooids" as well? Are they just a different kind, which results in a different appearance? Or, what the hell is going on here?
Very bizarre. Seeing the strange forms life can take in the abyss gives me chills, especially when used as an abstract point for aliens. I look forward to meeting our blobular friends up top!
We always wonder what's above and what might fall from the sky one day, but the more me look what's below us on earth- we might not want to know what's watching us from other planets
I think they're not that clueless to just assuming a "garbage-looking" Siphonophores is a garbage and just trying to pick it up but i still got your point tho'.
You know what’s crazy? These things are part of our ecosystem. Meaning something else has to eat them. Can you imagine what bigger & scarier species we haven’t found out about yet?
Humans: Develop deep sea submarines to travel to the bottom of the ocean, with millions spent on research and development in order to survive the massive intense pressures that would crush the life from a human. Small Deep Sea Fish: *Mere mortals dare to enter my realm?*
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Creatures from the surface: *crabs, fishes, sharks and whales*
Creatures from the depths of the ocean: *interdimensional aliens from another universe.*
*The angler fish would like to judge you*
*T-Posing Magnapinna Squid*
So basically tposebut instead loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong
@@Plooshfoonecfox long boi t-pose in the ocean
I like the musical ambiance for these videos nothing like building the mood that these animals are going to come up on land and mug me in the middle of the night
And on your left you can see the gooey feather duster with a thousand tentacles
Yes basically
The organism asked: "how can I survive here?" Nature answered: "You have to look like this."
“And assert dominance”
“And fuck like there’s no tomorrow.”
*nature had pointed to the unassuming blob-like form, a sphere, the organism shook its head*
“Fine, I’ll do you one better and prove you wrong”
“Wait no what are you doing-“
They also need to swim slow.
I like that this channel treats it's viewers as regular adults and not children that need popups, dumb jokes, begging for comments section interaction and talking as if it's a PBS Kids broadcast.
Thank you for treating this as just a mature, informative place to come learn about and see such fascinating creatures!
I'm a teenager and I actually find this pretty cool and interesting
@@chloehermusora9649 congrats
@@chloehermusora9649 no ur not stfu
AMEN, and I am in Complete Agreement with you! ✌️
"Extremely Bizarre Siphonophores"
I'm curious, what standard did we use to classify a "normal looking" Siphonophores? I mean every Siphonophores that i'd seen before seems just "extremely bizarre" to me, even Portuguese Man O'War.
@BearSeek Berserker ikr?!
@Mummichog it does not, that’s just cells, yeah they are technically their own organisms but they die in seconds outside of the body in regular conditions, siphonophores are made up of multiple animals, each made up of its own cells as well.
Some of the ones listed have some peculiar features that make them stand out, like the sort of crawling movement in the first one
Some of them look like normal jellyfish.
Everything's relative, I suppose.
The deep ocean is the closest we get for an alien world.
Swear the aliens are already here under the ocean.
I love this comment😂
The problem is that we don't know what aliens are
U ever do dmt ?
Seriously I don’t feel humans fit in on earth
I doubt Lovecraft knew about these during his lifetime, considering how deep one has to go to find them, so it's interesting how much they remind me of him. Eldritch beings that look completely alien and don't seem to have any real form.
Lovecraft was a prophet, if only he could see the things that we now know of...
Perhaps some of them died and floated up to the surface??
@@DeepseaOddities he would be really frightened if he knew he existed in the same world as these creatures
@@Jinars. I wonder if he were alive today, people would call his work "too derivative of real life" and "lacking imagination".
... probably unfortunately.
Alternatively I wonder if he would have bothered to write at all, if he knew...
some of them could have been pulled up along with anchors or long nets used to haul up fish and stuff
Isn't weird how most of these would fit perfectly in an H.P. Lovecraft story? I think the man saw the future of deep sea exploration.
And people say he was paranoid XP
@@SariaRamia And "stupid".
The "great minds" usually are considered to be silly or foolish.
I say, those people who claim others to be as such don't have very big imagination and probably need to ego boost themselves.
I speak in blanket terms of course.
@@TrueLadyEvilChan Well he was also a fascist incel
@@corbeaucorriveau8634 how does that change anything?
These things are a trip. It's crazy how they are not one organism but many but behave as one.
CitizenErased 17 communism
Sounds indeed like communism
It's called Symbiosis and its fascinating!
It's not communism at all. What these creatures have achieved is far more efficient, and they do it all without currency, central government, or anything we humans have to come up with to keep ourselves in check. If such creatures were endowed with the intelligence of a human but with the mindset of a superorganism, human society would be nothing more than a hopeless wreck compared to their superior efficiency. We have a lot to learn from them, and communism is not part of that cirriculum.
@@themicroplanetblog1316 nahh, communism's important too
I feel like siphonophores are an example of how the earliest multicellular organisms would look
I agree, and there is something to dig (or i should say to dive !) here.
In my opinion, that's why all "more evolved" life's forms have a better looking (also from our artistic p.o.v. of course).
In a way, complexification of life beings, lead to better intellectual capacities and a lot of other types of adaptation.
In the "visible" world, it may also lead to better "beauty" shapes, because of the competition for reproduction and survival ( like some flower or some bird feather, or some behavior for example, and some human body in our case ), but these adaptation could only appear in "good and easy" conditions ( for example near or at the surface, with a lot of oxygene and mineral ressources and light..).
I may be wrong, but i think the sinisophores don't care about their look, or are fashionistas ! (But of course they are very efficient in their own deep unlighted & highpressurized "World" )
I mean that "out of space" real aliens could be very much beautiful than any tiger, dolphin, peacock, butterfly, rose or "you name it"(or any human, in case you're proud of your shape).
All of this to say, that it's a shame that WE let billions of years of evolution, and "beauty improvement" diseappear, conscienly (and worst, much by our fault), because astéroïdes or volcanos do not think, or are even found of art !
However, i think that deep seas creatures are a beautiful form of life !
Thanks to the DeepseaOddities team for this collaboration opportunity and using my music in their video. Hopefully the music was eerie, unnerving, and oddly meditative, as intended.
Cheers everybody.
I am in love with your work.
@@chapocademesquit Thanks mate, glad you like it! I'm recording a new album soon, so keep an eye out.
The ocean is doing a better job of creating aliens than the rest of the galaxy.
The scary thing is that we don't know if that's true. 🤯
Just stumbled across your channel yesterday, now I'm hooked
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Math same!!
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We are 4 now
Welcome...
The mystical power of the deep sea draws many into its enticing beauty.
Only a matter of time before we find a subnautica leviathan...
Although idk anything about subnautica, basking sharks are kind of leviathan-like
Çthulhu
The Metroid Prime 4 devs should binge watch these videos for enemy design ideas
Oh pleaseee.
That'd be awesome. I need more siphonophores in the Metroidverse. God, that'd be so cool especially if they were really atmospheric with it.
The fact that a very small percentage of the bottom of the ocean is known to us makes it even more amazing.
9:53 My goodness no sleep tonight for me
@RED 22 *gonna
Plush Wolff AJ you feel the need to correct every damn thing that comes across your way and line of eyesight don’t you?
@@heyimgayalso6129 chill out, it's not the end of the world and you don't have to say something that has already been said... Just keep it a friendly channel 😉
Plush Wolff AJ going to*
Mister Ling gonna is a real word now btw
*"It's no suprise my lucious golden hair always looks like this."* is the ad that popped up right as it got to the tentacled siphonophore part.
Fear of sea are justified 100%
Went on a cruise last week. Thank god i found this channel AFTERwards.
3:19 You weren't joking when you said they can look unpredictable. This one be looking like a question mark.
Siphonophores are my favorite ocean creature. I'm not sure how many times I've watched this video in particular.
I am fascinated with your channel and also with the musics! Man, such a good combination!
The praya dubia is the one that appears in the Endless Ocean games for the Wii. It's so creepy to find those shiny long lines in the middle of a big darkness.
2020 - 5 Extremely Bizarre Siphonophores Found in the Deep Ocean
2030 - 5 Extremely cute home animals
6:16 Anyone else expect Lilium to start playing?
It's funny you say that, I was the one that created the music for this video and I actually did sample the bell in Lilium for this song. Good catch!
@@EscapingAgharthabandofficial your music is amazing and mesmerizing. 👍😍😘
@@murielvaillancourt3855 Thanks for your kind words, glad you like it!
Siphonophores are beautiful! Like heavenly beings! I see creatures like these in my dreams
It's fascinating how much a different environment can change the appearance of animals. Siphonophores barely look like they're from this planet.
Me : mum, can we have an alien?
Mum : we have it at home
The alien at home :
It looks almost like they're trying to replicate the shape of other creatures, like that tentacled one vaguely resembling an octopus or a squid
they’re either intelligent enough to replicate other creatures or have seen them enough times to replicate them, either fact is spoopy
how about we take the sea and push it somewhere else?
Bring back Caligula?
That idea is just crazy enough...
TO GET US ALL KILLED!
* insert Patrick's voice here * PUSSSHHH, *scrape*
Nothing in the ocean will ever beat that one bizarre one with all the different "stuff" hanging off it. In the first one it is clear what does what, front moves it and the last sting and the middle digestive and reproduction. I've also wondered how strong those long ones were. Being so long, if they were strong enough, they could quite possibly entangle some fairly large creatures and slowly digest them. I first saw the last one way back when it was first filmed and no one knew exactly what da heck!?!. It's still the oddest and scariest looking animal or animals I've ever seen. I love this channel and watching Nautilus Live. With Nautilus I get to see what's happening in real time. Great video. If I could go back ,I would have become a marine biologist, with a specialist in siphonaphores!
How can a nightmare be so beautiful?
Siphonophores are just like me and boys clusterd together at 3 am looking for some cheese.
The abyss is one of the most fascinating parts of the world to me. As a result it makes me really happy to see you making videos detailing some of the amazing creatures in the depths of the world. I only wish you would narrate your videos, and give more actual information about said creatures. It more feels like a slideshow with minimal info than a video about a creature. I'm only offering this constructive criticism because I truly want you to succeed and increase the quality of your production. I can't wait to see what you continue to put out, and keep up the great work!
I realize that these fascinating creatures are made up of 1000s of tiny "zooids," but that first one is still abnormally complexing to me. The top, almost sword-looking part, is fairly recognizable in this species... but that strange, large feathery appendage.. is that made up of "zooids" as well? Are they just a different kind, which results in a different appearance? Or, what the hell is going on here?
Thank you for posting all of these videos, utterly fascinating.
Imagine alien armada lands. Open up the door and they look like that. Wouldn't even know which end to surrender to.
Are there any estimations on how old these Things are? It seems like it would take ages for them to accumulate the mass in numbers
Getting halo vibes of these deep sea horrors, reminds me of the flood.
Me: mom can i have subnautica
Mom:no we have it at home
Subnautica at home:
4:01 I’d like to suggest the name “Party Balloon Siphonophore” for this charming meatball
great stuff
ffuts taerg
Has anyone meaningful ever estimated the size of the tentacled siphonophore? Looks like it could be anywhere from 5 to 20ft tall
It’s quite interesting to think the E/V Nautilus is the only thing of it’s kind on youtube.
They look like aliens or drain clogs. Either way I find them extremely fascinating
Now that is some high quality nigthmare fuel rigth there
"Do you think God stays in heaven because he, too, lives in fear of what he's created here on earth?" - Robert Rodriguez, writer of Spy Kids 2.
I can’t be the only one who misread the title as “extremely bizarre sophomores” for a second there
Siphonophores are my favourite thing since synapsids.
Very bizarre. Seeing the strange forms life can take in the abyss gives me chills, especially when used as an abstract point for aliens. I look forward to meeting our blobular friends up top!
Then meet the Magpinna Squid
Nice! Siphonophores are some of the weirdest and most interesting creatures on this channel.
I'd go down to the deep sea because I like being terrified by deep sea creatures. I wish we could find more of them
5:58 is that lilium bell chimes opening?
AMAZING! The last one was very creepy looking. Thank you!
Omg I just found your channel yesterday and these things intrest me so much
“Shut the fuck up I’m looking at siphonophores”
8:19
When I was little I thought there where spaghetti monsters for a second
The crawling siphonophore is me at 3am when my mom sees me on my 3rd bag of shredded cheese.
This is like the Dark5 of Sea content.
We are admirers of their content. Thanks for the comparison! :)
@@DeepseaOddities Ay I just found this channel today and I love the vibe it gives off and the info. Cheers :)
For some reason it reminded me of the Pokemon Falinks
The glowing siphonophores are like scattering star, amazing
i hate this channel because i'm so creeped out yet i still can't stop watching these videos
This is something Lovecraft would actually reject describe in a novel as something indescribable...
We always wonder what's above and what might fall from the sky one day, but the more me look what's below us on earth- we might not want to know what's watching us from other planets
The music tho. You had to make this as creepy as possible
Evolution takes weird turns down there huh? I love it.
I felt as if the yellow one was watching me- questioning.
8:28 oh my god Cthulhu's head is wandering around the ocean floor
Shout out to anyone that remembers these from octonauts
8:30
It’s actually pretty common.
Unfortunately it got in a fight with a octo, being the merciful creature that it is it only disarmed the octo
I wonder if divers ever look at a siphonophore and think "that's a piece of garbage" and try to pick them up resulting in a shock.
I think they're not that clueless to just assuming a "garbage-looking" Siphonophores is a garbage and just trying to pick it up but i still got your point tho'.
At least only one of them looks like a lovecraftian shogoth
The great old ones do not even try no more.
i like how everything has a general shape but then siphonophors are like "make a mass"
seas really hide the creepiest creatures
Tentacle???
God i'm dirty af
Saying tentacle doesn't make you dirty minded 🐙
The first siphonophore looks like a floating SPINE! crazy
Siphonophores: alive Lego blocks
Me: "I don't find these things that lovecraftian"
DeepSeaOddities: 1. Tentacled Siphonophores
Me: "Okay, yeah..."
Este canal es uno de mis favoritos! Bien echo! espero no dañes tu trabajo.
they just tryin to vibe doe 😳
When a whale dies it must feed so many little organisms its a true symbiotic relationship
thanks for the good videos man❤️
You know what’s crazy? These things are part of our ecosystem. Meaning something else has to eat them. Can you imagine what bigger & scarier species we haven’t found out about yet?
thats half life kind of shit... is really dope
Now I wonder, when will you guys next discuss about the larger one, Siphonophore Apolemia?
7:50 If these Zooids can do THIS, why can't WE all get along?
Your channel has the best sea creatures :D
... So when we moving to Mars?
9:18
Vietnamese fisherman: Lets fry this in the wok, and serve it on a stick!!!
I love this channel
The orange one reminds me of a Metroid.
Imagine that in an aquarium
4.31 , reminds me of the flood from halo games
Humans: Develop deep sea submarines to travel to the bottom of the ocean, with millions spent on research and development in order to survive the massive intense pressures that would crush the life from a human.
Small Deep Sea Fish: *Mere mortals dare to enter my realm?*
Leo DB bruh fucking bold of you to call them fish
Some of these either look like mutated snot or the flying spaghetti monster's long-lost cousin
I can't tell if the first one is more like a pod racer or a broom
Number 5 looks like it has been stitched together by a blind person.
Beautiful creatures. I am more worried about what lurks on dry land and what goes on in the human colonies.