Sea of Creepy Monsters - Go Wild
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2015
- The Lembeh strait in the northern part of the Idonesian island of Sulawesi is a unique hotspot of marine biodiversity. Countless amazing creatures thrive in the underwater landscape surrounding Lembeh island. During four years a wildlife filmmaker couple spent many months in the region capturing hundreds of hours of behavior, lots of it never filmed before. Among other unique behavior the filmmakers were able to shoot an Anglerfish swallowing a Lionfish, a scene resembling Godzilla gulping down Dracula. Elegant seahorses, thumb-splitting Mantis shrimp, and deadly mini-octopuses are just some of the remarkable creatures traditional underwater films tend to overlook. As most of the underwater drama is hidden from plain sight only the groundbreaking macro photography in this film can reveal the awe and beauty of life in the Reef of Little Monsters.
The cuttlefish observing the divers was a mood. So cute and innocent
They are intelligent and analytical creatures. They cannot help but to be curious. I think it's adorable.
This was a really engaging documentary. Can't remember the last time I had the attention span to watch a video on youtube for 50 minutes.
That's sad
It is very unusual and strange of you to have such a short attention span, the longer the videos the better they are!
You need to change your view 🪟 @Pippis
Throw caution to the wind 🌬️🍃 and then enjoy, or not... lol , keep trying. I get lost in videos longer than 50 minutes. Try" North 02"
Dark humor and a nature documentary? I'm already enjoying myself and I'm 30 seconds in.
16:27 Poor jelly fish xD He's like "Wtf man let me go already !"
Poor jelly 😔🐠🐟🪼🐙
the interruption made by the ambush predators was epic! LMAO
Jancel Melanis how can you say that! Those big fish were evil! Poor little fish!
@@rexremedy1733 just like us they have to eat... they aint evil for eating lol
@@jkm6546 and this is why prey fish need firearms.
Loved it.
I was just thinking about how safe they were looking in their little homes😅
This documentary has the BEST beginning I've ever seen on a nature show. Is AWESOME!
death ... death... death and more death?? you need help if thats what you're in to.
Jamie Carter it's called Nature mate. If there were no death, there would be no life. There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with ANYONE that is interested in learning and understanding more about the Nature located on our Planet.
It signifies an open mind and a craving for knowledge. If not emotionally and mentally touched by this documentary, there is something wrong with YOU, not someone intrigued by it.
absolutely!!!! I thought it was perfect
Hilarious!!!
You guys should check out Zefranks True Facts videos.
The cuttlefish being curious so cute!! 😂
That intro deserves an award!
That opening tho...my heart. Lol
Right 😮 I think my heart stopped 😂
Lol at the narration being interrupted by ambush predators eating the subject
Bk Jeong-I thought at first we would hear ZeFranks voice at the beginning. I'd like to hear what he would do with these animals.
That was hilarious!
@@mirkhwand sqsdds1zzd😍😆😆😆😆😆 ke liye aur
Lmao i spit
It was brilliant🤣👌🏼
hahaha i love this type of narrator....he made me laugh...i love the background sound too...
Undoubtably the best marine documentary i saw in the last 10 years maybe ever, great stuff!
But not creatures
That was one of the greatest introductions I've ever seen, with the subjects initially being the preys, only to be suddenly interrupted by the predators and then the focus switching to the predators. Comedy gold. Loved the rest of the video too. Very well made, with very good narration, photography and humour.
I couldn't agree more. Also, I must be a real Samurai/Bushi too then, because I LOVE strawberry milk! xD
Absolutely, lol
@@bryanmcknight2243
Ikr? Haven't seen strawberry milk in the dairy aisles forEVer but it CAN BE MADE AT HOME IN THE BLENDER 🥳 🎯 and frequently at that 😃
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herman winklhofer and andy baum really went OFF with the sound and music and it had me in literal stitches at parts, massive props to those two, the shrimp to boxing crab transition was incredible, and the opening is maybe the best use of a horror sting i've maybe ever encountered
I usually don’t watch documentaries, but this one is legit 💯😂!
I really LOVE this documentary!!! The beginning made me laugh out loud, and the rest kept me smiling/laughing all the way to the end!
Lol the fish at the beginning interrupting the narrator.
i think they are attempting jump scares XD
worked on me
I know Lmao
That was the funniest thing ever lol
That made me laugh, too. All the animals shown were pretty interesting though the (I think stonefish or stargazers are kinda creepy.
That first snatch caught me completely off guard. The second was absolutely hilarious. Very well done informative film.
This is a truly wonderful film. It's so unique. I've never seen a nature doc like it. It's professional and not at all dumbed down and it's playful too. Most all of the animals havent been featured in other nature films, and I've seen the best. Big ups to the team that made this. You're a powerhouse of talent.
I recommend Ze Frank’s channel and his “true facts” series.
First time I've busted out laughing at poor little fishies. LOL Really enjoyed this video. Thank you.
17:58 I love the cuttlefish staring at the divers
Oh you too!!
I am insanely in love with the big cuttlefish sooooo cute just wants to be One of the guys...
Such a curious creature, almost make me believe they have quite intelligence like pet dog or more than that.
Down here... Humans are the creepy monsters.
@@lauriepenner350 Have you seen the Cheneys?
@@atrudokht pet cuttlefish?? fuck yeah
This was a really great and unexpected nature documentary. I love the off the beaten track feel especially when partnered with the editing and the narrator has produced a documentary that rivals any I’ve seen. Thanks for uploading it.
This is simply one of the best documentaries ever made.
That beginning was priceless! Took me right off guard. I almost spit out my Chex! Lol!
What a fantastic show I just adore wild life shows and Ocean life I have never seen so many beautiful and strange looking creatures there just all so awesome. Thanks for the upload.
Paula Fulton cheers. subscribe for more!
Not creatures 👫🌏
Thank you Mother Nature. Absolutely beautiful photography. Thank you uploader!
This is one of the best documentaries I think I've ever seen. Yes, the beginning is hilarious; I wasn't sure what to make of it, but it resolved into a clever mix of an outrageous and unbelievable number of tiny fish that have never before been seen.
It's also comedy gold! At 39:25, there is a well-presented skit with some Frog Fish that is not only fascinating, but entertaining as well.
I am a new subscriber and if their other documentaries prove to be this good, this channel is going straight to my "notification bell" best-ofs!
I LOVE THIS! Billions of people have never been privileged to see these creatures. I'm so appreciative of the inventers and adventurers who have made it possible to see them!
😂😂 the beginning of this documentary you killed me, lol. How you stopped commenting when the prey was swallowed
Wow so many creatures i never heard of like the little bitty Sea Slugs they looked like children's candy with all the vibrant colors.
So you mean theyre not candy?... Well to the hospital i go :P
ABSOLUTELY THE MOST INCREDIBLE UNDER SEA EXPERIENCE!!!
at 19:09, I love the cuttlefish attempting to mimic the diver
For those of us who are undersea water addicts, a documentary on sea life is usually welcome but its oft repeated themes and scenes most likely provoke a ho hum reaction.
This is NOT the case with this documentary of sea life close to Indonesia's Sulawesi by two Austrians. Their attention to detail and patience has yielded a treasure trove of previously unknown creatures or behavior. Very, very worthwhile to watch. The 480p sounds terrible, but actually the clarity is closer to 720p.
Within 1:00 you got me jumping. First time was volume too high. Second time I wasn't paying attention. Final I was paying attention and and I still jumped.
You have this stoner's thank you~
Martel Cowart I knew I wasn’t the only one who gets high af then watches sea documentaries
Glad to know I'm not alone lol
Not the only one by far
it's a hobby
me too.lol Great
Thank you for this. It's beautiful. Especially for someone to scared to dive.
😂
14:11 (Tosses a dollar at the sexy shrimp)
You have one of the best Channels on RUclips ... Awesome Uploads
+basslvck(aka)MATT thanks for the nice comment! don't forget to subscribe!
+basslvck(aka)MATT agree
Best channels .. very nice
>CREEPY SEA CREATURES
>Tiny cute slugs, tiny cute octopuses, and a sexy shrimp
I didn't come here for this but I am COMPLETELY delighted.
There is a lot of underwater footage existant, like anything that humans can point a camera at, but this segment is loaded with some of the greatest underwater photography work I have seen. Like a modern-day Painleve'.
Frog fish are amazing walking eating the male fish starring at the female frog fish like “you are sooo beautiful “the ocean is no joke another world for sure 💕
Quite the charming documentary. Lots of creatures that rarely get enough spotlight. :)
That is because they were just discovered in 1999
Wrap ur mind around this land slugs dont die in water what if when water level rose and fell they stayed as were
I live far up in the mountains of the USA, and I love learning about 'creepy' sea creatures in the depths of the earth's oceans, far from where I live. It's so fun and fascinating, and shows how vast the world really is.
Superb underwater photography
This is by far one of the best underwater documentaries with amazing footage. Satisfies my love and curiosity of the deep blue more than all the other docs I have seen that employed more crew, more equipment, better picture direction, better post production, all that. How about the music written for all the scenes? Priceless.
I just want to say I have the utmost respect for these scientists that must have spent so much time and sacrificed their eyesight just to find some of these tiny animals. Thanks for all you've shown us.
Absolutely loved this journey into a stranger than fiction world, gives us an appreciation of what is still 'wild' out there, hidden beneath the waves.
So true...but also scary knowing the government going to open up to tours will ruined soon enough
The boxing crab really should be renamed the cheerleader crab...
Love this! To see the magnificent creation of God all mighty in all it's glory.
That cuddle fish was huge I never knew how big they were crazy crazy crazy!
they get bigger
"Cuttle"
Yeah I didn't realize they got that big either
The boxing crab looks more like a cheerleader.
LOL True.
Ahhhh, I said the same, pink cheerleader who kicks ass!
Elvings92-He does!
Like pom poms
Pom pom crab is the literal meaning of that
This is by far the most exciting under water documentary I've ever seen 😂
I love it!!
This was seriously one of the best documentaries I’ve ever seen. So we’ll done, especially love the beginning.really gets your attention
At 19:09 I absolutely LOVE the cuddle fish and how curious he is with the divers. If the world didn't pillage the oceans and Lakes, and only fished NONCOMMERCIALLY and ONLY ate what we needed, and we all humans stopped polluting ourselves and start cleaning up the waters TOGETHER, this beautiful vidoe of a cuddlefish and humans side by side with no worries, then I believe that we as a whole just might stand a chance. These oceans NEED OUR HELP, we are losing precious time and life in the corral reefs and all species within EVERY SINGLE MINUTE OF EVERY SINGLE DAY. If you can, please reach out to anyone to help with this effort to clean up. Our earth needs help!
at least, cut off tourism. Sure, as mentioned, some of the rubbish has provided shelter to some of the sea creatures, but a bunch of inconsiderate rampant tourists will ruin the reefs. We dont need to clean up, we just need to stop messing up ; After we've done that, then we can discuss on recovering the oceans.
31:16 I also push out a jet of air from my intestines when I'm nervous or startled. I just call it a fart.
I love animal documentaries! Since none of the Nature and Science channels actually show them anymore, I turned to RUclips. I was falling asleep when this jem when came on and I was just up for the rest of the video! Hands down best introduction to a documentary I have ever seen!
This video in a word … outstanding. 🐨🇦🇺
Oh wow! AWE-some story of unseen world. I can see that everybody does appreciate the amazing pictures, but.....
I have NEVER EVER seen another documentary with THE MOST PERFECT music and sound effects than this one!!!! IT IS PHENOMENAL!!!! These people; composer Andy Baum and Hermann Winklhofer, the sound/speciall effects, are extremely sensitive and ARTISTIC. Have they won anything?
You got another prescriber!
I love that cuttlefish being so curious. He's trying so hard to get their attention haha
Think the cuttlefish was not trying to get attention...rather the opposite! The Cuttlefish was trying to blend in...see how dark he became like the dive-suits with moments of light ripples as if to mimic the Air Bubbles the divers expel
I know right? It kinda has doggo vibes, hanging around humans like that.
Visually STUNNING! Huge thanks to the marine biologists who have spent untold hours and years studying these creatures and their behaviors!
Unforgettable footage. Thank you. Well done! Deserves an award.
what a beauty, thanks for the upload.
I love how the narrator was interrupted by the fish dying XD
Love the nosey cuddle fish!!! 😍😍
That intro felt like a whole Monty Python sketch! I'm crying right now! XD
First time the introduction to the documentary made me laugh out loud....We need more of this in Documentary's
Wonderful video! Very clever sea creatures I've never seen, most hiding in plain sight! Imagine what else hasn't been discovered right in front of our eyes?
So true. I was sitting at a picnic table at a park by Lake Conroe in Texas. I was just sort of day dreaming when I realized these tiny little balls on the table were moving. They were the color and appearances of tree bark. Had no way to photograph them, but would have loved to see them under a microscope.
Wanna hide something , put it right under their nose / per se /
This intro has me dying 😂😂 ”it’s a bad day”
I really enjoyed this. Lol at the narrator getting interrupted by the predators eating whatever fish he was talking about. Really well-done documentary and the music does suit each animal shown. Just a delight to watch. Thanks for posting!
Wonderful,beautiful and just what I needed!!
Thank you for uploading!!
Wow, great documentary. I've just subscribed to your channel after watching this!
Thank you ! This is a masterpiece. A first of it's kind. I do so hope it wins an award. From the photography, to the stories, with humour,... there is too much to express. Bravo.
Great Documentary, THANK YOU!
Beautiful documentary the best lion fish sooo cute my favorite was the nosey cuttlefish ❤️❤️❤️sooo anywho guess who WON’T be diving
I saw this video 2 years ago and came across it tonight it was so awesome I had to watch it again. These marine creatures are so beautiful and so full of colour. Thanks Secrets of Nature for a wonderful video.
And this comments 3 years old and I’m here watching now
Not creatures 👫👫👫🦉
SMH nah this documentary is just utterly AMAZING! Amazing!
That giant cuttlefish was too cute 🥰
Amazing to see that too many creatures live in a greatly balanced ecosystem. Niches are all in place. It is impossible to think that this beautiful creatures can be exist without a creator.
Evolution created them.
@@rhianongingerich1139 simplicity cannot evolve into complexity, this is a simple law of physics
@@thechristaingirl9833 by whos terms? how do you think humans have evolved through time we were once primitive animals after the Extinction of dinosaurs in the Cretaceous mammalian animls dominated this earth eventually humans evolved to ape like creatures then so forth came humans over slow drawnout barley even noticeable changes over time until you look at it as a whole and see the drastic changes that underwent every current living species. so please take your god talk elsewhere and not to a scientific documentary.
@@thechristaingirl9833 the name of that is science!
@@marcellinechoisne5627 …also known as the second law of thermodynamics
It's so cool how that cuttlefish just hung out with the divers right next to them. I wonder if recognized the diving outfits, which are worn by tourists who generally try not to harm the wildlife, and that's why it was willing to get so close.
Can't get past 1 06 mark without falling off my bed laughing my ass off. That was priceless.
This is the best nature documentary I've ever seen
"an edible fish wont last 10 meters here"
humans: proceeds to eat as a delicacy
Sea of Nature Presents: “Let’s Never Go Swimming In The Ocean Ever Again”
Amazing documentary. Must watch. Dont loose this one.
😂 the lionfish at the beginning...he could SEE freedom! It was RIGHT THER...CHOMP! 🤣
the best opening ever.
AMAZING video, thank you very much.
Очень интересный фильм автору за труд Спасибо. Наша земля удивительно и прекрасно создана особенно восхищает и завораживает природа и подводный мир с её чудными морскими обитателями. Честь и Хвала нашему Создателю за доброту его и любовь к людям. Откровения гл 4:11 стих.🌍🌅🌊🐚🐬🐠🐡🐟🐳🐋🦈🦀🐙🦑🐚💙💙💙
This is one of the most fascinating and well done nature documentaries I've seen in 50 years of watching them
Thank you guys, obviously a lot of efforts put into this and the result is incredible. Thoroughly enjoyed the content!
So, frogfish are pretty much the honey badgers of the fish world, aren't they?
They got big mouths, that's about all the similarities
@@joeyjaime3746 he was talking aboit them killing just about anything they can get ahould of
Beginning is SO creative! I love it! LOL
Since my childhood days i have watching this 😊
What a refreshing change of style, love it Great stuff, keep it coming, thank you
Wonderful. An underwater treasure. Thanks to the entire production team.
It's nice to know there's still plenty of undiscovered critters in the sea.
Bravo for these two young veterinarians, for their innovation and adventurousness!
The most interesting video I ever seen. Thank you.
Thank you and congratulations to the Austrians!!!
I thank you both for having the ability and means to bring this beautiful and wonderful film to the world!
I hope that the people who live their well be able to also benefit by being able to grow and prosper as the stewards of this little bit of Paradise on earth! I hope that the children of this area of the world will be educated to be the protectors of the uniqueness of their home area as they are the future protectors of this treasure!
Divu
My favorite marine video for many years.
Excellent presentation. To see these tiny sea creatures that few people will ever see.