Separately from all of the cool animals, this video was perfectly paced. No stalling or stretching, every second was interesting. Kudos to whoever edited this.
I agree. Some video channels go on and on stretching until the viewers become bored to changing channel! Right? Fantastic animals! Heaven? We live on it presently! The Earth is! 🌎 🌏 🌍❤️👍😊🙏
@Mariana Ah yes the old randomly bringing up religion on an unrelated comment is rights, but telling someone to keep their religion in their pants is offensive, argument.
@@green_light_8806 I have no doubts that there is other life in our amazing universe. It is theoretically endless. I hope we encounter and learn about extraterrestrial life within our lifetimes. There is still unknown life in the oceans to learn about!
3:22: "It's bizarre to us because they seem ill suited for survival in our world, but in the deep sea they're perfectly well adapted". Very interesting point! It made wonder about extraterrestrial life.
The barrel eye fish is hands down the most bonkers adaptation I have ever seen. What insane set of circumstances led to evolving a CLEAR SKULL rather than just eyes pointing up like a halibut or something? I just cannot get over that thing.
@@WTfire10 With the environmental movements getting out of their wheelhouses (such as conservation) and restricting energy production itself, I'm starting to think you may be right. People have this insane idea that technology is this magic thing that doesn't depend on energy, but without modern energy, a multi-speed bicycle would still be the epitome of technology. ...and considering that, even in the United States, energy production, per-person is going _down,_ there is no way we are going anywhere. Even 'green energy' _production_ makes this problem worse as it burns, overall *_more_* traditional fuels on the back end, while providing even _less_ useable energy at its front end/output. (I as compared to just burning that fuel outright. Its a sad thing.)
Two things: 1)- I love the passion these scientists have on describing these animals, it's almost contagious 2)- That heart-shaped red jellyfish looks absolutely astonishing, straight from a sci-fi novel
The deep sea is such a mysterious and neat place. The animals found are absolutely crazy. Visually striking and mind boggling adapt for their environment. Absolutely incredible.
@@beaulaplume ... you eat rotting carcasses ?? Why is that ?? No fibre if you eat corpses. You get heart-attack and cancer and high blood pressure.... 51% death rate. Peer review science .
Unfortunately I have to leave this area. I studied Oceanography in college, and did quite well in it - including a sailing exhibition related to underwater mapping, a subject I was engrossed in during my time in school. To live on this coast, first in the Channel Islands, and now here in Monterey Bay was a blessing. I will try to teach my grandson as much as I can about this beautiful planet we live on, and focus as much as possible on Oceanography. The ocean is still such a vast place, and so little explored. Thank you MBARI. I just flat love you guys, and I'll miss this beautiful place.
@ There’s nothing embarrassing about taking the opportunity to make money. It would be embarrassing to pass it up simply because you don’t like someone. You’re not thinking correctly.
I grew up in Monterey County where our school frequently visited the Monterey Bay Aquarium. As a kid i just enjoyed going there & learning to appreciate marine life. The research center is really there to help sea creatures.
I'd imagine these animals look the same as they did over hundred thousand years ago, if not millions of years in the unchanging depths of the ocean. Mind blowing
I once worked in the shipping and receiving department of MBARI as well as purchased supplies for the vessels. I loved that there where monitors in every room so employees could see what the RV sub saw. I learned so much, and delivered mail to George 20 years ago.
Pompeii Worm: "Day 175 with no shower, I now have to ability to resist boiling temperatures due to the sheer amount of bacteria on my body. Slowly but surely I am achieving Immortality"
As a unemployed biologist i totally love the findind of such diverse animals.. on land, water... all is incredible and they look like beyond imagination
@@suspiciousmonkey1234_ i don't actually care about the quality of the english, i just find people who brag about things annoying, so why not shoot back?
I thought I was the nature lover in my home, but discovered that my cat was so captivated by this video - like nothing I've ever seen before! Apparently, we both found this extraordinarily breathtaking!!
@Katie Lister - No but flounders have eyes that move over to one side of their head as they grow older so they can lay on their side on the sea floor and still look up with both eyes... it's kinda similar because of the asymmetry
This is so so incredible. This world has so much information.. so nice to see these creatures thanks to these guys! I appreciate your work and passion. I love to see it!
I thought I wasn’t going to be able to pick a favorite but I love the strawberry squid 🦑🍓 that’s such a cute name lol. 💕🍓 It’s so cool to see them share what animals they love. I can only imagine the excitement they get when they find something cool.
I remember seeing a bunch of drawings of those animals in a book marine biology book when I was in Elementary School. I still remember the art work in it, whereas the text has almost completely faded. But I am so amazed that I can actually *see* them alive and in their natural habitat Thanks to everyone who makes these recordings and shares them for free.
Amazing animals! Thank you so much for sharing these marvelous critters with the likes of yours truly, who will never get to see them in their natural habitat. Makes me appreciate our wonderful world even more.
I believe that they named it the vampire squid because of how it's tentacles have those large connecting flaps of tissue that make it look like a vampires cape or the wings of a bat.
These creatures are extremely beautiful. Thank you for sharing. I really wish we could put more money into researching our oceans and not focus so much on outer space. We could learn so much about current and past life.
They are so bizarre. There's a species of barrel eye (Rhynchohyalus natalensis), that actually has four eyes. Two that point upward and two that can see out to the side and below, giving it a 360° view of their surroundings.
@Geralt of rivia approves this message There a lot of mistakes in nature lmao, we are far from achieving the peak evolutionary form. Humans for example breath and eat through the same tube, so when we choke we die without air, we could have two tubes, one for breathing and other for eating. I believe in evolution, although I also believe there are a lot of mistakes that needs to be fixed and will be eventually, but no being is perfect and they all have flaws
@Geralt of rivia approves this message Hey religious person, why are you using technology to watch videos? Just read your holy book and all information will be broadcasted inside your mind.
@Geralt of rivia approves this message Perfectly designed? I think you forgot about a number of human and general mammalian design flaws... - a pelvis that makes childbirth difficult and sometimes deadly - a poorly designed eye that places tissue in front of the light receptor cells - vestigial organs and features that can lead to complications (e.g. appendix, wisdom teeth, etc.) and more. If you'd like to learn more about macroevolution, you should really take that up with an evolutionary biologist. I'm sure they'd love to discuss modern theories on the matter. Religion has very little to do with accepting modern science-you just choose to remain ignorant of what doesn't align with your views.
@Geralt of rivia approves this message I doubt that your holy book caused the "golden age" in science. Even so, if it were somehow erased from history, the computer algorithms you claim it led to would simply be rediscovered.
Giant isopod. They may be just big and aquatic isopods but I love them. Football fish are really weird and I love them too, altough I am pretty sure that nobody has recorded them in their natural habitat.
Out of these, it is definitely the Blood Belly Comb Jelly, amazing looking creatures. Of all time I'd have to say the Goblin Shark, the jaws are amazing, seeing clips of them in action is horrifying.
@@adamhufz9790 Well I find both fascinating. I think the reason people are more interested in outer space though is the fact it's so vast we can barely comprehend it. that 95% (if that statistic is true) is nothing compared to what's possibly out there in deep space. The fact it's currently easier to track down deep sea creatures, I wish we did it more just to inspire us further though
@@adamhufz9790 and for the fact space is fake All agenda. Shit u peep how the Mars rover just recorded a fly landing on the Mars rover. It's almost like the Mars rover is actually on earth... and in a location in Canada!
Fascinating thanks for this brilliant video. Spent most of my life mucking about in the shallows, coral reefs seagrass meadows etc. Such a contrast is the deep sea.
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The curiosities of the deep sea will never cease to amaze me. Thanks so much for sharing this! As others have said, I would love to hear more from the team!
This is at least as far as I’m concerned, a *perfect* video. My mind, heart & spirit are simply full of joy & sheer wonder when I see this type of footage, such natural beauty is the ultimate escape. Fantastic picks, & the “strawberry squid” is new to me. ~Thanks to everyone involved!!
I can actually be quite helpful here as I pride myself on a planned entomologist, I can't speak for flies, no one speaks for them, but mosquito females are the blood suckers and its actually something they do to marinade their eggs while waiting to have them fertilized, cuz it helps the eggs develop, im still not sure how, but that's my basic knowledge on the subject, what I know at this time.
fun fact about Phronima, it was actually the inspiration for the Xenomorphs in Alien! If you look at a closeup picture (which I'm disappointed they didn't include) it looks almost exactly like them.
@@getsideways7257 At that depth in the ocean is there any light to begin with to cause diffraction. What is the source of that light? In case of diffraction of light in oceanic beings bodies the source of light must be the sun. But at that depth does sunlight reach?
@@MOMMASBOY888 Ask ctenophora that... Maybe it wasn't intentional, maybe it's a mechanism to confuse light-emitting predators... I don't know, really. But the fact is a fact. And you can even see that it behaves like a credit card "hologram" or a CD's surface rather than, say, a glowstick.
It's from a game ! Zombie-defense-agency you can hear it when you do a level ruclips.net/video/dErM6Iir854/видео.html if that's what you're talking about
I live 40 miles up coast from Monterey Bay and I never knew such interesting and cool sea critters live in our ocean. So cool to think those species are thriving not too far from me! Thanks for the cool video!
The biodiversity of animals on this planet is truly amazing. Such a shame too many humans are ignorantly intent on wiping them out just to make money to satisfy their insatiable greed.
What a delightful list of amazing animals! Since I am sick of political news videos I may be looking at more deep-sea creatures daily! Thank you all for sharing your list! I appreciate this video very much.
Chesterton talks about how the key to human anatomy is that we are a twin; that is, we are symmetrical. This may be the most explicit exception to that rule in the animal kingdom.
Separately from all of the cool animals, this video was perfectly paced. No stalling or stretching, every second was interesting. Kudos to whoever edited this.
1000% true. This deserves much appreciation!!
The music matched perfectly
Thank God Peter Jackson didn't edit this. It would have been 9 hours long lol
I agree. Some video channels go on and on stretching until the viewers become bored to changing channel! Right? Fantastic animals! Heaven? We live on it presently! The Earth is! 🌎 🌏 🌍❤️👍😊🙏
It was edited to 10 minutes. 10 minutes of pure, distilled, informative content. Inspiring.
“they look like a nightmare but they’re really amazing”
*proceeds to describe why they are, in fact, a nightmare*
right??? "BUT" WHAT? WHAT DO YOU MEAN BUT. More like AND. "A nightmare AND they are really amazing" lol
@@LaSerpentDEden It is an amazing nightmare that makes you astonished and frightened at the same time.
@@LaSerpentDEden they are scary
My thoughts exactly
So nonchalant… ‘and they lay their eggs inside the dead body haha’ …
00:00 Intro
00:20 10. Tomopteris worm
01:12 9. Crossota jelly
01:54 8. Pacific viperfish
02:38 7. Strawberry squid
03:35 6. Feather star
04:10 5. Phronima amphipod
04:56 4. Pompeii worm
05:59 3. Bloody belly comb jelly
07:10 2. Vampire squid
08:33 1. Barreleye fish
People who put time stamps in video comment sections are the Saints of the internet
Ty
@TS They have chapters in the video though. Still nice of him however.
@@Kai...999 no time stamps though
Chapters tell you when they starts
That blood belly comb jelly looks like an intergalactic amusement park ride, or a space queen wearing fancy light jewelry. So incredible!
LOL! Amazing what you envisioned but since you said it..... True!!
@@eleganthashvideos Curb your religion.
@@eleganthashvideos your comment made me lose brain cells
@@eleganthashvideos Get this religion Outta here
@Mariana Ah yes the old randomly bringing up religion on an unrelated comment is rights, but telling someone to keep their religion in their pants is offensive, argument.
it's amazing how there are still animals on this planet we've never seen before.
...and I hope it stays that way. Humans needs to stop interfering with everything....
@@MJPedersen it is possible to study without interfering
@@MJPedersen It's hard to protect something we don't know exists
On different planets too, imagine the extraterrestrials and their unique images.
@@green_light_8806 I have no doubts that there is other life in our amazing universe. It is theoretically endless. I hope we encounter and learn about extraterrestrial life within our lifetimes. There is still unknown life in the oceans to learn about!
3:22: "It's bizarre to us because they seem ill suited for survival in our world, but in the deep sea they're perfectly well adapted".
Very interesting point! It made wonder about extraterrestrial life.
I just love how passionate everyone is describing these amazing animals. Made my day!
and i love to hear everyone describing the one who created these wonderful animals ... there must be one
Couldn’t agree more.. somehow the people who study these creations fascinate me more than the deep-sea creatures themselves
@@kevindube7096 I agree, their excitement about discussing these deep sea animals just about shows how passionate they must love what they do.
Same!!
@@kevindube7096 cringe
The barrel eye fish is hands down the most bonkers adaptation I have ever seen. What insane set of circumstances led to evolving a CLEAR SKULL rather than just eyes pointing up like a halibut or something? I just cannot get over that thing.
Imagine what’s out in space
@@die2twice we will probably never know
@@WTfire10 Never say never.
@@WTfire10 With the environmental movements getting out of their wheelhouses (such as conservation) and restricting energy production itself, I'm starting to think you may be right.
People have this insane idea that technology is this magic thing that doesn't depend on energy, but without modern energy, a multi-speed bicycle would still be the epitome of technology.
...and considering that, even in the United States, energy production, per-person is going _down,_ there is no way we are going anywhere.
Even 'green energy' _production_ makes this problem worse as it burns, overall *_more_* traditional fuels on the back end, while providing even _less_ useable energy at its front end/output. (I as compared to just burning that fuel outright. Its a sad thing.)
It doesn`t have a clear skull, its skull is of course made of bone, but its eyes are covered with a transparent layer of soft tissue for protection.
Two things:
1)- I love the passion these scientists have on describing these animals, it's almost contagious
2)- That heart-shaped red jellyfish looks absolutely astonishing, straight from a sci-fi novel
Sorry to be a bit of a know it all but it’s not a jellyfish, just a jelly. Yes there is a difference.
I’m a huge ocean nerd
"They look like a nightmare but they're really amazing"
*proceeds to tell us it goes inside other animals and that it lays eggs inside the carcasses*
yea that was so gross and rude??? like ummmm I don't like that creepy animal lol
It's free real estate.
We are always Hosting
Still better pearl fish who just like to crawl up the butt of sea cucumbers AND invite their homies to squat illegally.
@@O_Ciel_Phant0mhive I like that...
Imagine being called the vampire squid and then it's revealed you only eat poop. Poor dude must be embarrassed his secret got found out
Don't kink-shame the vampire squid
Bruhhh... You're so right!
ruclips.net/video/wos2pqffma0/видео.html
Hahahahahahaha
Yeh im sure theyre on youtube 😂😂😂
The deep sea is such a mysterious and neat place. The animals found are absolutely crazy. Visually striking and mind boggling adapt for their environment. Absolutely incredible.
Thanks for your 30+ years of exploration and wonder friends!!
Thank you for helping us highlight these amazing deep-sea creatures!
is amazing how we know more of space than oceans, and this is an irrefutable proof!
@@VeganV5912 Bro, you good?? I'm genuinely a bit worried and concerned for you. But thanks for those STRAIGHT FACTS my dude.
@@VeganV5912 Nah
@@beaulaplume ... you eat rotting carcasses ?? Why is that ?? No fibre if you eat corpses. You get heart-attack and cancer and high blood pressure.... 51% death rate. Peer review science .
Every single one of these biologists just seems like the coolest, nicest people. They seem like a real pleasure to be around. Dream blunt rotation
Lmao
It all depends on how long the trips are. You need to be a special kind of weirdo to do the 2+ months sea trips.
Dude I agree
you're so cool man
@@M0butu smart. Not weirdo. Smart.
Shocking that you guys only discovered 7% of the ocean, yet these discoveries are all stunning already!
"Bloody belly comb jelly". My favorite animal name from now on.
😂😂😂
That’s exactly what I thought ❤️❤️ !!! It feels so good to pronounce haha !!
tongue twister right there
Now with RGB
@@manuelleivatalledo615 RGB jelly
this is the kind of content that motivates younger generations to become a part of this amazing researching of our deep seas.
This video is amazing.
Unfortunately I have to leave this area. I studied Oceanography in college, and did quite well in it - including a sailing exhibition related to underwater mapping, a subject I was engrossed in during my time in school. To live on this coast, first in the Channel Islands, and now here in Monterey Bay was a blessing. I will try to teach my grandson as much as I can about this beautiful planet we live on, and focus as much as possible on Oceanography. The ocean is still such a vast place, and so little explored. Thank you MBARI. I just flat love you guys, and I'll miss this beautiful place.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Scientists are amazing, explaining with such enthusiasm and ease, as if they are talking to a friend.
What's amazing is that one dude's eyebrows
This is educational gold and I absolutely love the passion in each of these people's eyes when they talk about these animals.
Yah they truely are so intrested in what they do ,
Makes me feel very ignorant.
@@DrivenA111don't worry friend. Information isn't necessarily intelligence.
@ There’s nothing embarrassing about taking the opportunity to make money. It would be embarrassing to pass it up simply because you don’t like someone. You’re not thinking correctly.
@@user-fg3fv9hl3b That’s exactly what intelligence is, information. Intellect is problem solving.
I grew up in Monterey County where our school frequently visited the Monterey Bay Aquarium. As a kid i just enjoyed going there & learning to appreciate marine life. The research center is really there to help sea creatures.
Blood belly comb jelly has to be one of the most satisfying things to say. The way it just rolls off your tongue...
I'd imagine these animals look the same as they did over hundred thousand years ago, if not millions of years in the unchanging depths of the ocean. Mind blowing
Probably because they’re already perfect for what they need.
6000 years earth existed
@@thekuzmich9538 also, it’s flat and R.Raegan was a devil himself
@@theragnarok13 lol
@@thekuzmich9538 да знаю, сам вахуе
Such a fabulous, intelligent, enthusiastic group of scientists who truly love what they know/study/do. Wonderful!
I once worked in the shipping and receiving department of MBARI as well as purchased supplies for the vessels. I loved that there where monitors in every room so employees could see what the RV sub saw. I learned so much, and delivered mail to George 20 years ago.
o7
Pompeii Worm: "Day 175 with no shower, I now have to ability to resist boiling temperatures due to the sheer amount of bacteria on my body. Slowly but surely I am achieving Immortality"
Must be the ideology of the homeless why they dont catch covid
asmongold
Man I really appreciate that there are amazing dedicated people that go out and film this stuff for us.
"goes inside its pray, kills it then lays eggs" we've made movies about aliens doing that while it's been happening on our own planet the whole time
Creepy
In the insect world as well
most of the famous aliens and concepts in movies are designed or inspired by real examples
Parasites do it to people too sometimes
@@starsabyss we are POWERFUL!!!!!
As a unemployed biologist i totally love the findind of such diverse animals.. on land, water... all is incredible and they look like beyond imagination
They truly do. It's absolutely surreal.
@@krebgurfson5732 maybe they aren't from an English speaking country man stop being rude
@@suspiciousmonkey1234_ i don't actually care about the quality of the english, i just find people who brag about things annoying, so why not shoot back?
@I seek a better place. I think your commenting to the wrong video
@@krebgurfson5732 the fuck u mean
I thought I was the nature lover in my home, but discovered that my cat was so captivated by this video - like nothing I've ever seen before! Apparently, we both found this extraordinarily breathtaking!!
I can't think of a single creature that has disproportionately sized eyes other than the Strawberry Squid. Seems super rare. Anyone else?
The ogre faced spider definitely has them beat
@Katie Lister - No but flounders have eyes that move over to one side of their head as they grow older so they can lay on their side on the sea floor and still look up with both eyes... it's kinda similar because of the asymmetry
it's also extremely surprising for me too, cause we are extremely adapted to perceive symetry because of how the life express itself.
Me
I can't really think of an analog in another species other than, say, crustaceans with asymmetrical claws
I used to be terrified of the deep sea, but looking at this it makes me wanna explore it.
Well braveness comes from fear
Explore while building a brick house out of fear😄that would be my way
Dont forget to invite me as well.
I went to Gulf Shores Alabama and it is terrifying just walking down the beach. Look out! Don't step in that jellyfish carcass!
This is so so incredible. This world has so much information.. so nice to see these creatures thanks to these guys! I appreciate your work and passion. I love to see it!
"I have spent most my career trying to get people excited about worms" 😂😂
There's no way people will get excited from worms I mean people love big ones like cobra girls loves cobra and anacona
I wish I had a fraction of her optimism
@@karlxanderedig368 Boys too ;)
@@gooberaureliusmaximusiii6638 gay
All vertebrats descended from a prehistoric worm
10. Tomopteris Worm
9. Crossota Jelly
8. Pacific Viperfish
7. Strawberry Squid
6. Feather Star
5. Phromina amphipod
4. Pompeii Worm
3. Bloody Belly Comb Jelly
2. Vampire Aquid
1. Barreleye Fish
Which one will you be for Halloween? 👹
1 Barrel eye Fish Takes The Crown 👑 For Being The Fish That Gave Human The Ability To Be ????? 😉
Thanks but pointless without timestamps.
That video was the most fascinating and most interesting video that I've watched for a long way ! Thank you for creating this.
My son and I was watching this and when the strawberry squid came up my son, who can't read yet said "A strawberry!" So a good name for the squid! 😂👍
Most wholesome thing I've heard all day!!
@Lil Yeet why some people always gotta dunk on other People’s nice time
لا يمكنني ان اقول سوى سبحان الله الخالق البديع ❤❤❤
so we literally have a deep-sea parasitic "wasp" and a poop vampire
nice
You should see a doctor for that
@@JoseGranny why don't you?
@@9i9o19 damn that really sucks ass
This has to be the most amazing deep sea videos I have seen in quite some time. I really could go on and on. Great picture and commentary.
The ocean holds such incredible creatures!
I thought I wasn’t going to be able to pick a favorite but I love the strawberry squid 🦑🍓 that’s such a cute name lol. 💕🍓 It’s so cool to see them share what animals they love. I can only imagine the excitement they get when they find something cool.
ratio + emojis + no father figure
@@TheeDeadCreator Your name is accurate.
@@UmamiPapi Ok, Emperor Xitler.
A timestamp would be nice
@@ChildofYAH 2:42
I remember seeing a bunch of drawings of those animals in a book marine biology book when I was in Elementary School. I still remember the art work in it, whereas the text has almost completely faded. But I am so amazed that I can actually *see* them alive and in their natural habitat
Thanks to everyone who makes these recordings and shares them for free.
This team and all the incredible efforts to discover more species get all my respect. Blessings from Mexico 🇲🇽🙏🏻
0:22
10.Tomopteris Worm...
1:15
9.Crossota Jelly...
1:55
8.Pacific Viperfish...
2:42
7.Strawberry Squid...
3:39
6.Feather Star...
4:14
5.Phronima Amphipod...
4:59
4.Pompeii Worm...
6:02
3.Bloody Belly Comb Jelly...
7:15
2.Vampire Squid...
8:38
1.Barreleye Fish...
Bloody belly comb jelly is the best one
6:30 “I think they look like hearts” no way you can’t tell me they don’t look like a big pair of balls
floating balls lol!! 😆😆😆
The heart symbol is actually based on balls, just flipped around. So it looks like a heart AND balls
I thought it looked like an ass but your opinion is very valid tho
That laugh she gave, makes me think that she was thinking they look like balls after all lol
@@rattyeely ya, I first-time discovered this 5 years ago
why does “Bloody Bell Comb Jelly” sound like the name of a children’s story from Victorian-era London
Great comparison! 👍👍
"Most deepsea creatures cannot see the colour red"
*TURNS* *ON* *RGB*
the strawberry squid is just a hot mess of cells I'm obsessed, I'm buying a print of her so i can stare at her weirdness forever
A printed canvas with led lights behind it would be better
u sound like a potential stalker
@@tannen3339 a stalker of animals? Pretty sure that's a researcher is lol
@@tannen3339 it's call researcher
@@tannen3339 tf
Amazing animals! Thank you so much for sharing these marvelous critters with the likes of yours truly, who will never get to see them in their natural habitat. Makes me appreciate our wonderful world even more.
I am shook...the fact that these exist makes me want to cry at the beauty of it :')
I believe that they named it the vampire squid because of how it's tentacles have those large connecting flaps of tissue that make it look like a vampires cape or the wings of a bat.
vampire squid is gap moe
I am so envious of the divine creator's marvelous intelligence. All of this is incredible, fantastic, wonderful!.
Barrel Eye fish looks like one of those cartoon submarines where the two pilots sit side by side with their green helmets.
Wild Kratts!
Did you see the usb-connector on it's belly? It's a chinese subdrone.
5:58 WOAH DUDEE
That one is so cool
Bloody belly comb jelly!
It has RGB😂😂😂
Gamer jelly
"They look like hearts" they look more like balls for me lol
These creatures are extremely beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
I really wish we could put more money into researching our oceans and not focus so much on outer space. We could learn so much about current and past life.
No matter how many times I see the Barreleye my brain refuses to accept it. Even now, seeing it move, I can't convince my brain that it isn't CG.
Same!!!
I'm trying to convice myself that the black dots in front are not the eyes,😂💀
Looking at that goofy mf makes me uncomfortable 😍😍
They are so bizarre. There's a species of barrel eye (Rhynchohyalus natalensis), that actually has four eyes. Two that point upward and two that can see out to the side and below, giving it a 360° view of their surroundings.
"EVERYTHING HAS BEAUTY, BUT NOT EVERYONE SEES IT." -Confucius
That's the TRUTH 👌
Tell that to the barreleye fish.
"It can never see what its eating...that always bothered me."
Dude pointing out the real evolutionary problems with that fish 😆
@8comet g
@Geralt of rivia approves this message There a lot of mistakes in nature lmao, we are far from achieving the peak evolutionary form. Humans for example breath and eat through the same tube, so when we choke we die without air, we could have two tubes, one for breathing and other for eating.
I believe in evolution, although I also believe there are a lot of mistakes that needs to be fixed and will be eventually, but no being is perfect and they all have flaws
@Geralt of rivia approves this message Hey religious person, why are you using technology to watch videos? Just read your holy book and all information will be broadcasted inside your mind.
@Geralt of rivia approves this message Perfectly designed? I think you forgot about a number of human and general mammalian design flaws...
- a pelvis that makes childbirth difficult and sometimes deadly
- a poorly designed eye that places tissue in front of the light receptor cells
- vestigial organs and features that can lead to complications (e.g. appendix, wisdom teeth, etc.)
and more.
If you'd like to learn more about macroevolution, you should really take that up with an evolutionary biologist. I'm sure they'd love to discuss modern theories on the matter.
Religion has very little to do with accepting modern science-you just choose to remain ignorant of what doesn't align with your views.
@Geralt of rivia approves this message I doubt that your holy book caused the "golden age" in science. Even so, if it were somehow erased from history, the computer algorithms you claim it led to would simply be rediscovered.
Which deep-sea animal is your favorite?
Giant isopod. They may be just big and aquatic isopods but I love them.
Football fish are really weird and I love them too, altough I am pretty sure that nobody has recorded them in their natural habitat.
Out of these, it is definitely the Blood Belly Comb Jelly, amazing looking creatures. Of all time I'd have to say the Goblin Shark, the jaws are amazing, seeing clips of them in action is horrifying.
Helmet jellyfish, truly a unique type of jelly
@@crabenjoyergoat good choice 👌
@@ALtheMage good choice, I remember learning about the goblin shark from an old magic tree house book
I love how stoked all the scientists in this video are about these animals. So cool!
Thank you to the YT gods for your algorithms that brings me stuff like this! New new favorite channel!
The production quality of this programming, as well as it s subjects, are just top notch! Well done all! Thanks
Wow😮😀👍💓...
They call it Vampire Squid.
Because it can look like an old fashioned Bella Lugosi swinging around his cape. 💞
To me there isn’t much more fascinating than deep sea creatures. Each and every one is perfectly evolved for its environment. So cool!
crazy that only 5% of the ocean is discovered
and crazy how people more interesting about outer space than deep ocean world, who knows we will found godzilla :V
@@adamhufz9790 Well I find both fascinating. I think the reason people are more interested in outer space though is the fact it's so vast we can barely comprehend it. that 95% (if that statistic is true) is nothing compared to what's possibly out there in deep space. The fact it's currently easier to track down deep sea creatures, I wish we did it more just to inspire us further though
@@TornadoGod1 that´s why I´m scare of sea
@@adamhufz9790 Or Rly'eh lol
@@adamhufz9790 and for the fact space is fake
All agenda. Shit u peep how the Mars rover just recorded a fly landing on the Mars rover. It's almost like the Mars rover is actually on earth... and in a location in Canada!
This is my most favorite video on RUclips that I never get tired of watching
This is the good side of RUclips a RUclips hole I'm happy to full down
So true. Genuinely excited happy people, talking about the thing they love. And it's bizarre creatures you've never seen before that can inspire!
You must be using grammarly.
When you realize the creatures in Subnautica look more normal than the creatures in our own waters..
There’s even a chance that there are creatures identical to those of submautica
Eh, you ever seen a fish with four eyes in real life?
@@kytrensol9777 There's Anableps anableps, but they technically have two eyes divided into two, like that mummy girl.
Animals are not creatures 🤡 no one created them
DUDE THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING!!!!!!
Fascinating thanks for this brilliant video. Spent most of my life mucking about in the shallows, coral reefs seagrass meadows etc. Such a contrast is the deep sea.
Watching stuff like this always reinforces my belief that no doubt, life in outer space is swimming with all types of creatures.
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@@fatmacon9758 interesting.
Animals are not creatures 😢
The curiosities of the deep sea will never cease to amaze me. Thanks so much for sharing this! As others have said, I would love to hear more from the team!
It’s super cute how these researchers are so passionate about their work :)
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to see what we would never have seen normally
It’s so stunningly beautiful
This is at least as far as I’m concerned, a *perfect* video. My mind, heart & spirit are simply full of joy & sheer wonder when I see this type of footage, such natural beauty is the ultimate escape. Fantastic picks, & the “strawberry squid” is new to me. ~Thanks to everyone involved!!
Who needs outer space to see aliens when theyre right in our oceans.
That’s what i tell people when they say aliens don’t exists. Like we’re literally living along side them
8:38 The amount of evolutionary steps needed for creating that is just insane.
"Hot hot hot, cool cool cool"
- Me in the shower
🤣😂 Yes- the way she said it too👌🏼
Just discovered this YT channel for a marine institute I have always respected. Will be subscribed now. Research and teach on!
It's crazy how varied and beautiful the creatures of the sea are.
Woman: We're not sure how this animal got the name vampire squid.
Me: I'm sure it had nothing to do with it looking like a vampire bat in water. 7:11
The skin between the tantacles looks like batmans Cape or smth :D
It looks like Nosferatu with the big nose.
The wildlife is amazing but Kakani's smile is heart-melting. Slain 😭
"it has always bothered me- what's the point? how does this work?" me when thinking about mosquitoes and flies.
they are only here to not let us have a great time. “oh summer is a fun season? let us make it miserable”😩
What's the point of what
Me with nearly any bug.
I can actually be quite helpful here as I pride myself on a planned entomologist, I can't speak for flies, no one speaks for them, but mosquito females are the blood suckers and its actually something they do to marinade their eggs while waiting to have them fertilized, cuz it helps the eggs develop, im still not sure how, but that's my basic knowledge on the subject, what I know at this time.
Flies are decomposers and serve as prey for other animals like frogs
The Bloody Belly Comb Jelly is my spirit animal...but I'd have a heart attack if I ever saw one. Awesome list
The blood jelly at 6:00 is God's attempt at putting RGB on animals. I must concede it was great success.
the dang Barreleye: "Necks?! never heard of them."
then again, no neck means no neck pains... this fish might be onto something.
fun fact about Phronima, it was actually the inspiration for the Xenomorphs in Alien! If you look at a closeup picture (which I'm disappointed they didn't include) it looks almost exactly like them.
Ahhhhh this was the best thing to watch on a NYE hangover! thank you.
I love how passionate these guys are! I just want to say that my favorite sea creature is the cuttlefish! It's so cute, smart and captivating!!!
Bloody belly comb jelly made a pro gamer move:
Bioluminescence What's that?
It's RGB BABY!
Except that's diffraction, not bioluminescence...
@@getsideways7257 At that depth in the ocean is there any light to begin with to cause diffraction.
What is the source of that light?
In case of diffraction of light in oceanic beings bodies the source of light must be the sun.
But at that depth does sunlight reach?
@@MOMMASBOY888 Ask ctenophora that... Maybe it wasn't intentional, maybe it's a mechanism to confuse light-emitting predators... I don't know, really. But the fact is a fact. And you can even see that it behaves like a credit card "hologram" or a CD's surface rather than, say, a glowstick.
@@MOMMASBOY888 It's probably the light from the camera. Have a great day!
@@Joe-jf6ur Same to you wishing you a happy halloween in advance.
all of these people are so cool ? I love people who are passionate about animals and their biology
7:10 I loved the vampire squids theme song.
It's from a game ! Zombie-defense-agency you can hear it when you do a level
ruclips.net/video/dErM6Iir854/видео.html
if that's what you're talking about
thanks, shazam just couldn`t catch it xD
@@sovereignberserk1346 do u know songs name?
What is the song called????
I live 40 miles up coast from Monterey Bay and I never knew such interesting and cool sea critters live in our ocean. So cool to think those species are thriving not too far from me! Thanks for the cool video!
The ocean is not ours. It’s theirs, and I hope it’ll stay like this forever
So cool. An entire ecosystem uncorrupted by mankind. As of yet.
The biodiversity of animals on this planet is truly amazing. Such a shame too many humans are ignorantly intent on wiping them out just to make money to satisfy their insatiable greed.
"she looks really scary..." literally cant even make out a silhouette
What a delightful list of amazing animals! Since I am sick of political news videos I may be looking at more deep-sea creatures daily! Thank you all for sharing your list! I appreciate this video very much.
I've never seen a creature with divergent eyes like that strawberry squid.
Chesterton talks about how the key to human anatomy is that we are a twin; that is, we are symmetrical. This may be the most explicit exception to that rule in the animal kingdom.
@@grackleking6413 humans aren't even perfectly symmetrical.
@@adamplentl5588 Yes but for the most part humans are pretty symmetrical
I love how their eyes look like gems.
Amazing Video with Interesting and Very Beautiful Top 10 Deep-Sea Animals! Thanks with Respect from Brazil.