Acceleration is key for the Mako, they reach top speeds insanely quickly. Watched a documentary where a boat dragged a piece of fish meat (with a camera on the line) and a small mako would bite a chunk, disappear as the boat sped off, then boom eat another chunk as the boat is speeding with the bait
Hey man i hope you see this, I just want to let you know i look forward to your videos and love watching them. Ive been going through some hard times recently and ur videos calm me down alot. So thank you for all these great videos!
Good day Tsuki, stumbled across your channel yesterday and loving the vids so far!! It's so hard to find youtubers that create weekly videos on the growth and development of their fish as fish keepers often get so excited that once they buy a fish, they immediately looking for their next purchase. Please consider doing this with more types of exotic catfish and/or predatory tropical fish such as red tails, shovelnoses, iridescent shark, etc. Keep up the great work bud, loving the channel and content!! Very neat and clean footage as well ❤❤ beautiful hobby this is.
Hey Tsuki - great video. Love all of these top 5's! Something I noticed that I could very well be wrong about: the image of the wahoo that you used for the animations looks a little to familiar to a king mackerel. Curious if there was a mixup
Love your video , great content, so informational and educational. Referencing to your statement that “ the Bluefin Tuna is built like a torpedo “ , technically, the torpedo is built like the Bluefin Tuna . Am I right ?
Watching him from 200 subscribers to almost 28k subs awesome and I wish u stay the same even when u have 1million subs and please never change the intro music
One fish that I am very curious about, a kind of fish seldom mentioned, I would think never kept in even institutional aquariums, and yet quite fast and spectacularly interesting... is the Flying fish. The only recent reference to the Flying fish I can remember was in the movie "The Life of Pi". How fast can they swim before they leave the water and fly? How far can they "fly"? Do they fly, or just glide? How many species are there, and in which oceans do they live? I think it might be possible to do an entire video just on this species. Good luck from Arizona.
they are quite fast although and inconclusive amount of studies have been done on them to identify their speed there are two commonly referred to species, of which the four winged flying fish flies the farthest. They are extremely smart and can control their flight and leap out of the water in a direction in which the wind will help them glide. They can glide for hundreds of meters with a good wind and jumping from the peak wavelength of a wave. They use their wings to make sure they fly close to the surface of the water so that they are at lesser risk of predation by seabirds. They do not have any propulsion in the air however only the momentum prior to the exit of water and the wind. Most pelagic fish eat them.
I remember reading or maybe watching a story about a guy on a chartered fishing trip. He had been fighting for hours when the fish a think leapt up impaling itself in the catcher's mouth.The guy lived, and I think it shocked me so in that it didn't hit his spine or artery. It would be a hard road back and there are many wholes in the story. Then there is the guy that got pierced through his heart by a stingrays. Great video.
I think a crab series would be interesting. A personal favorite crab of mine would be the Puget Sound King Crab, followed by the Tasmanian Giant Crab. Maybe top 5/10 largest crab species? you could alternatively do "Top 5 largest land crab" and "Top 5 largest aquatic crab"
As far as I know, only Thoroughbreds can reach (almost) 45 miles per hour and that only for a limited period. 30 mph is more like the top speed for a horse. Otherwise great video!
I really like the swordfish xD they are so pretty but unfortunately always mistaken for marlin i'd love to see you talk about him in a video it could influence more people :)
Here are some more. Jacks: many jacks are incredibly fast, but crevalle, amberjacks, and trevally are some good starters. Great Barracuda. All my fello floridians can vouche for the speed of cudas. Bonefish. You ever seen a rocket fish? Thats the bonefish. King mackerel. Also known as the Kingfish. Its similar to the Wahoo, but a bit smaller. Tarpon. Its called the silver king for a reason
Barracudashould be on this list.. Mako are amazingly fast and have been made to shase bait behind a boat doing 55 MPH sustained speed and the Mako caught up to the bait. So it mus t be able to follow at 50 mph and catch up to the boat going faster than that in short bursts, which is what they observed. they used an underwater video camera to record these findings a few years ago.
Can you make a top ten deep sea fish video? The humpback anglerfish is indeed my favorite fish. Too bad they can’t be kept in any private or public aquarium.
I do think it's unfair too say the Black Marlin can't clock 80 mph because scientists disagree with the test when the sailfish had it's speed measured in literally the same way.
Btw thanks for the heart man I’ve never learned so much about freshwater fish before I subscribed and started watching your videos. You inspire me. Keep it up!
Hey can you do a vid on top 10 fish that can survive without a filter for example Bowfin, Gar, Bichir, Walking Catfish, Snake Head, Marble Goby etc. Or some like that
You’ve got the wahoo and Spanish mackerel confuse … your using a pic of a Spanish mackerel and talking about a wahoo .. they look alike but to very different fish
You show a few pictures of a sword fish calling it a marlin, failed to mention the barricuda,the whippet a dog is faster then a grayhound, which is as fast as a cheta witch are faster then a horse who is faster then an ostrich!
Having owned Thoroughbred horses and members of the greyhound family, I think your speeds are somewhat skewed here, my Scottish deerhound Kai could accelerate to 60 in less time than most cars could, causing him to terrify and overtake our local postie! I think the speeds are relative, a greyhound can accelerate very quickly so can beat a horse over a short race but horses can keep it up longer so it very much depends on the length of race.
bass, and trout are all extremely slow when compared to saltwater fish. Bonefish, pompano and tarpon are all very quick species when considering the speed of a fish you must consider its caudal structure - how likely is the caudal fin to cavitate, what is the shape of the tail, what is its maximum tail beat frequency, what it is the surface area of tail?
According to the Alaska department of fish and game, the salmon shark can reach speeds of up to 50 mph. So wouldn't the salmon shark be the faster shark. Tell me If I'm wrong about that.
the researched speeds of fish now are very vague. There is no good way in practice to measure the top speed of a fish. The fish you listed are all likely one of the quickest fishes
50 mph on the water feels like 150mph on land. I couldn’t imagine something moving 82mph THROUGH the water. Nature is scary yo.
You forgot aquarium fish when you’re trying to catch them with a net
Lol definitely
Or those tiny suckers that swim in the beach when you try to catch them
Theyre like mosquitos or houselfies when u try to swat them
@@pajeirussaurio1405 yo i caught some before its hard, always release them after i leave the beach
That's why, I drain half of the water first, before catching them.
Acceleration is key for the Mako, they reach top speeds insanely quickly. Watched a documentary where a boat dragged a piece of fish meat (with a camera on the line) and a small mako would bite a chunk, disappear as the boat sped off, then boom eat another chunk as the boat is speeding with the bait
Honestly love these videos so much. Can we get some top tens? I would love that!
thanks I appreciate it :) I would do but they take so much longer to make and I'd only be able to do like 4 vids a month
@@TsukiCove ohh okay understandable. But seriously these videos are awesome keep it up!
I like the top 5's because we get more info about everything, and then I get to watch 40 videos instead of one.
These videos are so freakin neat. Every single one of them are entertaining and educational
thank you I really appreciate it :)
I've been Lucky enough to catch and release a mako and a sailfish. The mako feels like you hooked the back end of a small car! Magnificent creatures!
the picture of the wahoo you used is actually a narrow barred spanish mackerel
Hey man i hope you see this, I just want to let you know i look forward to your videos and love watching them. Ive been going through some hard times recently and ur videos calm me down alot. So thank you for all these great videos!
Hopefully everything gets better 😊
@@joshszooofanimals5416 thank you 😊
@@johncrough7113
Welcome anytime 😊 i uploaded a new video today if you want to check it out
Half of the images depicting "Wahoo" were actually King Mackerel.
Yeah this channel has the tendency to display surface-level knowledge. I find some of it to be poorly researched.
Yeah this is a content farm channel. Getting facts correct is not the point, putting out bland, incorrect content is
@@fishbball2630 Like one video ive seen mistaken a Cheetah for a Leopard very poor indeed.
This is a amazing channel love this
thanks i appreciate it :)
Love the channel mate !!! Fulfilling all my fishy needs
Definitely 👍
Good day Tsuki, stumbled across your channel yesterday and loving the vids so far!! It's so hard to find youtubers that create weekly videos on the growth and development of their fish as fish keepers often get so excited that once they buy a fish, they immediately looking for their next purchase.
Please consider doing this with more types of exotic catfish and/or predatory tropical fish such as red tails, shovelnoses, iridescent shark, etc.
Keep up the great work bud, loving the channel and content!! Very neat and clean footage as well ❤❤ beautiful hobby this is.
💀
Hey Tsuki - great video. Love all of these top 5's! Something I noticed that I could very well be wrong about: the image of the wahoo that you used for the animations looks a little to familiar to a king mackerel. Curious if there was a mixup
That was a picture of a king mackerel
Most definitely a king mackerel, they’re related but not super closely.
Love your video , great content, so informational and educational.
Referencing to your statement that “ the Bluefin Tuna is built like a torpedo “ , technically, the torpedo is built like the Bluefin Tuna . Am I right ?
Watching him from 200 subscribers to almost 28k subs awesome and I wish u stay the same even when u have 1million subs and please never change the intro music
When showing the "WAHOO" he mainly shows a picture of a Spanish mackerel just if anyone was confused.
FYI Not having a go it's an easy mistake
One fish that I am very curious about, a kind of fish seldom mentioned, I would think never kept in even institutional aquariums, and yet quite fast and spectacularly interesting... is the Flying fish. The only recent reference to the Flying fish I can remember was in the movie "The Life of Pi". How fast can they swim before they leave the water and fly? How far can they "fly"? Do they fly, or just glide? How many species are there, and in which oceans do they live? I think it might be possible to do an entire video just on this species. Good luck from Arizona.
They just glide.
they are quite fast although and inconclusive amount of studies have been done on them to identify their speed
there are two commonly referred to species, of which the four winged flying fish flies the farthest. They are extremely smart and can control their flight and leap out of the water in a direction in which the wind will help them glide. They can glide for hundreds of meters with a good wind and jumping from the peak wavelength of a wave. They use their wings to make sure they fly close to the surface of the water so that they are at lesser risk of predation by seabirds.
They do not have any propulsion in the air however only the momentum prior to the exit of water and the wind. Most pelagic fish eat them.
Theres still basically no great footage of them doing long jumps
You could learn literally almost all of this with a quick good search. What is wrong with you.
@@neo-filthyfrank1347 It's called discussion.
I remember reading or maybe watching a story about a guy on a chartered fishing trip. He had been fighting for hours when the fish a think leapt up impaling itself in the catcher's mouth.The guy lived, and I think it shocked me so in that it didn't hit his spine or artery. It would be a hard road back and there are many wholes in the story. Then there is the guy that got pierced through his heart by a stingrays. Great video.
Someone got a stingray spine through the heart!!?
That one tuna fish rushing into thick glass in the aquarium: “pathetic.”
I think a crab series would be interesting. A personal favorite crab of mine would be the Puget Sound King Crab, followed by the Tasmanian Giant Crab. Maybe top 5/10 largest crab species? you could alternatively do "Top 5 largest land crab" and "Top 5 largest aquatic crab"
I live in Tacoma Washington and I have never heard of the puget sound king crab??
@@DarnizzleMan Now you have bro
Excellent video as always! Also could you do a top 5 smartest fish?
Striped marlin are like Formula One cars. Huge power, very agile, loads of aerodynamic surfaces.
As far as I know, only Thoroughbreds can reach (almost) 45 miles per hour and that only for a limited period. 30 mph is more like the top speed for a horse. Otherwise great video!
A quarter horse can run over 50 mph. Horses top speed is 30 when they have a rider lol.
I would question if Steelhead or King Salmon could be on this list. Those two are beast of a fish.
one fish that ain't making this list anytime soon-Greenland Sharks
Great video like always 👌 Notification squad 😎 👍 Wish I could have those in my fish room lol
I really like the swordfish xD they are so pretty but unfortunately always mistaken for marlin i'd love to see you talk about him in a video it could influence more people :)
You could do videos on the best camoflauged fish in the world.
Definitely lol
Dragonfish, stonefish , flounder some suggestions. Other contenders?
Seadragons were what I was thinking of
:I like your accent, say it again.
Tsuki: Atlantic Bluefin Chuna ✨
Here are some more. Jacks: many jacks are incredibly fast, but crevalle, amberjacks, and trevally are some good starters. Great Barracuda. All my fello floridians can vouche for the speed of cudas. Bonefish. You ever seen a rocket fish? Thats the bonefish. King mackerel. Also known as the Kingfish. Its similar to the Wahoo, but a bit smaller. Tarpon. Its called the silver king for a reason
I love your vids keep up the good work
thanks Ahmed i appreciate it and i'll keep them coming :)
Blue shark's are also extremely fast. However you've totally overlooked the 'motorpike' 🤣
Intro still gives me clarity, thank you
All your credibility went out the window when you showed pictures of a King Mack as a wahoo. Lol
exactly what i thought. 😭
Thanks for uploading a video on this that features actual swimming footage instead of stupid fisherman hauling the beautiful fish onto their dork rigs
Marlin: yeah we're the fastest in the ocean no one can match our speed
Sailfish swooping past them: *Tokyo drift theme plays* I'm fast as fuck boiii!
Barracudashould be on this list.. Mako are amazingly fast and have been made to shase bait behind a boat doing 55 MPH sustained speed and the Mako caught up to the bait. So it mus t be able to follow at 50 mph and catch up to the boat going faster than that in short bursts, which is what they observed. they used an underwater video camera to record these findings a few years ago.
Maybe you can include flying fish next. They can be pretty fast... Albeit in flight. 😉
OK, most of the pics you showed of 'Wahoo' aren't. They are of King Mackerel.
Love you vids they have so much detail 🙏
Imagine petting a sailfish and they work well in your aquarium.
Can you make a top ten deep sea fish video? The humpback anglerfish is indeed my favorite fish. Too bad they can’t be kept in any private or public aquarium.
I do think it's unfair too say the Black Marlin can't clock 80 mph because scientists disagree with the test when the sailfish had it's speed measured in literally the same way.
*Sees shortfin mako*
*immediately watches video*
Btw thanks for the heart man I’ve never learned so much about freshwater fish before I subscribed and started watching your videos. You inspire me. Keep it up!
Hey can you do a vid on top 10 fish that can survive without a filter for example Bowfin, Gar, Bichir, Walking Catfish, Snake Head, Marble Goby etc. Or some like that
Nice documentary thank you
Guidance & Protection Mannerz & Respect
Peace 1Love
Balance!
Cool video Dude thanks !
Today I’m gone fishing 🎣
Just so you know you used king mackerel photos for the wahoo.. similar fish but very different
Great video!
One more final fish for the list,the swordfish. It can go 75 miles per hour
Great video
I love this guys vids
thanks i appreciate it :)
50 mph in the water is absolute insanity.
Love the info but you kept showing pics of king mackerel instead of wahoo only saw one shot pic
*honorable mention*
_thresher shark_
Question for the Internet: which is faster the sailfish or the cheetah? Who wanna see a drag race between em?
In water sailfish win
On land cheetah win
👍
Your wahoo stock photo is a King Mackerel but the videos were wahoo
A few fish from seperate families not mentioned that I'm sure are almost as fast would include mahi mahi, jack species, and bluefish.
Hey tsuki can you name my 2 blue rim betta they are both male and 1 rescue betta it is a male
I could swear my Rummynose Tetras were the fastest. They are so fast they can teleport around my net.
You’ve got the wahoo and Spanish mackerel confuse … your using a pic of a Spanish mackerel and talking about a wahoo .. they look alike but to very different fish
Nice
You show a few pictures of a sword fish calling it a marlin, failed to mention the barricuda,the whippet a dog is faster then a grayhound, which is as fast as a cheta witch are faster then a horse who is faster then an ostrich!
I’m pretty sure that giant squid have some hidden number that we can figure it out.
This Is great
What fish is that in you intro?
Where is Black Marlin bro ?
5 smartest fish in the world i think it's a good idea
As the black racer..the black marlin
Having owned Thoroughbred horses and members of the greyhound family, I think your speeds are somewhat skewed here, my Scottish deerhound Kai could accelerate to 60 in less time than most cars could, causing him to terrify and overtake our local postie! I think the speeds are relative, a greyhound can accelerate very quickly so can beat a horse over a short race but horses can keep it up longer so it very much depends on the length of race.
The first to images of the wahoo was a king mackerel
32 thousand you say. Im going to need more tanks 😂
Anyone ever try to catch a khuli loach in an aquarium?
Great video but your showing a wahoo an a Spanish mackerel as the same fisj
What happened to barracuda??
How about gamefish? Tarpon, Bonefish, Pompano, etc.
Large and Smallmouth Bass, various trout, etc.
Trout?.?!!
bass, and trout are all extremely slow when compared to saltwater fish.
Bonefish, pompano and tarpon are all very quick species
when considering the speed of a fish you must consider its caudal structure - how likely is the caudal fin to cavitate, what is the shape of the tail, what is its maximum tail beat frequency, what it is the surface area of tail?
How do makos eat adult marlins or tunas when theyre the same size and their teeth aren't suited for biting off chunks of meat?
ya wahoo is actually a photo of a spanish mackerel 😂
The Wahoo… Sham-WaHoo!
wish you would have thrown in Orcas and dolphins to give us a comparative reference
can u do a Philippine Biotope?
wahoo but you show an image of a narrowbarred spanish mackerel
According to the Alaska department of fish and game, the salmon shark can reach speeds of up to 50 mph. So wouldn't the salmon shark be the faster shark. Tell me If I'm wrong about that.
The radar gun was off the whole
Video
What about top 5 most expensive aquarium fish.....marine and tropical
Uhhhh, a teeny bit short on the last one there. Cheetah's top running speed is not 68 mph, it's 70.
The picture of the “wahoo” is not a wahoo it’s a king mackerel
A 45 mile per hour shark? Fuck that shit.
Make a top 5 most poisonous fish video
It’s already been done.
Is a wahoo another name for a Spanish mackerel? Look the exact same to me
Maby you could do the same thing but freshwater fish
My black widow tetra are extremely fast at accelerating
Read it as 5 Tastiest fish at first. And almost avoided watching.
no chance of that video I'm vegetarian haha
Hmm, for me gotta be
-black bream
-tuna
-sockeye salmon or sea trout
-swordfish
-sea bass.
All these fish are saltwater and hardly kept if ever kept in captivity I wanna know what the fastest fish in the aquarium hobby is💯
Thanks……👍🏾
How about top endangered fish
At 1:44 you are talking about bluefin tunas... showing dogtooth tunas...
I’m the fastest fish
I’m the fastest fish
fish I want the speed on
swordfish
blue marlin (no clear answer on their top speed)
yellow fin
dolphin fish
bonito
longfin mako
i want the topspeed of clownfish bettas guppies and flowerhorn as well
@@malnutritionboy I want top speed of a zooplankton
the researched speeds of fish now are very vague. There is no good way in practice to measure the top speed of a fish. The fish you listed are all likely one of the quickest fishes