Sunflower Seastar: Terrifying Predator? | National Geographic
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2017
- This animal is more than three feet wide and one of the fastest animals in its biome! It's also a very efficient scavenger.
➡ Subscribe: bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe
About National Geographic:
National Geographic is the world's premium destination for science, exploration, and adventure. Through their world-class scientists, photographers, journalists, and filmmakers, Nat Geo gets you closer to the stories that matter and past the edge of what's possible.
Get More National Geographic:
Official Site: bit.ly/NatGeoOfficialSite
Facebook: bit.ly/FBNatGeo
Twitter: bit.ly/NatGeoTwitter
Instagram: bit.ly/NatGeoInsta
Sunflower Seastar: Terrifying Predator? | National Geographic
• Sunflower Seastar: Ter...
National Geographic
/ natgeo 
Животные
Sunflower Seastars are terrifying predators! Did you know that the Sunflower Seastar is one of the fastest animals in its biome and can travel up to 200 feet an hour?
not as terrifying as the australian crown of thorns seastar
National Geographic starfish are fast ?
the music is louder than the narrator... National Geographic normally puts out amazing videos... this one was lacking in production value
That's 0.038 mph which is extremely slow. To put it into perspective the human walking pace is 2.5 mph.
😂😂😂😂😂
Patrick hasn't been the same since he started taking steroids.
kash smith 💀💀🤣💀💀
oh no
Is this From SpongeBob right?? 😂
But they're Asteroidea. Clearly that class name means 'without steroids'
@@AgentTasmania He had a relapse.
To be fair, *_all_* starfish are terrifying.
Oh my god thank u, I thought I was the only one😭
Especially the venomous crown of thorns starfish.
;-; heyyy....it’s not weird
That I really really like starfish-
;-;
(Nah it is)
@a wryytard asside from his stupidity, patrick star is the safest starfish to exist😂
The way their insides move
Eeeeeeewww
I was never creeped out by starfish until I found out that they can move, and learning how they eat
mega starmie..
tummi cancer
Toxapex
Ayy a Pokémon fan ESSGETIT
@@CrazzySaiyan lol
Its a pokemin joke
Three feet wide ??! That is simply monstrous !!
New narrator? I like her. That star fish is fascinating!! And over 3 ft wide?! Wow!
Thanks, Adam! We're glad you liked our narrator for this video too.
You act as if you've met her in person or something,? and it's just a normal narration, nothing overly special
can you please tell me what the crustacean is
netweed09
Why is there such an issue for someone to express appreciation for other people and what they do? Why does it bother you so much that other people compliment others?
@@samothythygreat true
This world is so amazing and diverse with life forms imagine the things we haven’t yet discovered
2 years later this starfish is nearly extinct
@@kevinb707 that’s so sad
Title and start of video: Sunflower Starfish is a “terrifying” predator! Later in video: *Shows it being prey to king crab*
terrifying to sand dollars and brittle stars
0:18 jumpscare warning
You'll find these in cold water on the west coast of the U.S. I used to dive in Monterey Bay, CA, and would run into these beautiful star fish all the time. We would just call them "Sun Stars" for short.
Also, that crab is called a Decorator Crab. They put organic material on their back, like barnacles, seaweed, and other plant life to camouflage. You can find more extraordinary sea life in cold water vs warm water in my opinion.
When it went towards the camera 0:16 i legit moved the phone from my face, it creeped me tf out
Same 😂😂😂
This is terrifying! I've never seen these scariest things in the world!
Nat Geo, simply the best.
加藤みずっち
Cthulhu?
IA IA
ia ia cthulu phtagn
How to pronounce this word?
It’s one of Cthulhu’s babies
loque69 cuh-thoo-loo
The sea star and other starfish in this video are absolutely brilliant and fantastic thank you so much for sharing this video Simply Amazing. DRS. Thank you happy holidays
Everyday you can learn something new stunning about nature.
Amazing ⊙_⊙
I love this kind of videos, about animals ♡
Woah, thumbs up for the narrator, nice to see the follow through!
How beautiful!
Finally narration is awesome
I love the music
This sun star is is terrific but it's beautiful and wow they can move fast to 3ft!
very informative and intresting vid
Wow, how beautiful!! ❤❤❤
Amazing!
If humans can regrow parts of their bodies, pranks would be at a new level
Starfish : moving 200 feet/hour
Human : 0 feet/hour watching RUclips
Wow!
Seeing that first shot of the videos with dozens of them everywhere creeped me out. they had never creeped me our before. Until I saw them just *everywhere*
Ces animaux sont extraordinaires.
Soooo cool!!!!
Amazing 😍
Wow. Starmie be brutal. No wonder why Misty was such a challenge
Beautiful starfish sunflower starfish beautifully
'Re-grow its arms', amazing, can we humans re-grow our limbs like arms or legs to understand and decode this creature natural process.
Dear lord. This thing is absolutely terrifying.
Beautiful Creature
Funny I have an exam this morning about «Échinodermes» (French idk)
Best channel 😍
ever
jack kindrson You just found out about it? Shame.
BBC is better, their narrator is amazing, and they produced planet earth, the best documentary EVER.
Wow!!
Fascinating! I've never even heard of this creature! 200 feet per hour isn't exactly Olympic speed, but when the competition can only do 50 feet, guess who becomes lunch? LOL
Woooooooooooowwwwwwww..... #mindblown
Tanya Thompson Really? This blew your mind? Boy...
Damn that's cool AF
Amazing
I love it.
This creature os facinant
What is that crab?
It's heavily armoured and looks awesome!
Puget Sound king crab
Wow GOD is so Awesome! The detail HE put in creating all the plants and animals and us!
Biggest crab vs biggest seastar
Now we need a sea star horror movie
I love your mysterious of America and I watch all your videos I love flower star and titanic is well I love your mystery
Starfish: have a ridiculous number of limbs
Starfish: use none of those limbs to walk
Starfish: grow hundreds of tiny limbs on the underside of their limbs to walk with
They just said these starfish can grow new selves from lost limbs if it has a significant portion of the central body. So dividing this starfish into 15 equal parts would make 15 different creatures
wait 1:17 what ?? so its "cloning" himself?
Yup. Nature is freaky I tell you
Dope af.
Starmie, god of the seas
Interesting
Looking back at this video 5 years later make you think it this is even a real video.. todays search’s could never
Patrick Star: If my friend Spongebob doesn't get his free lunch, THINGS ARE GONNA GET CRAZY!! (Summons this thing)
0:17 starfish jumpscare
Double headed Patron: Somebody Saying Jellyfishing?!
1:10 what crab is that?
Puget Sound king crab
@@rubikabunkuru3291 thx
Wow
It’s hard to believe that thing is an animal
"Hey get out of my way I'm trying to locate a sleeping place"
Crazy how if you cut one directly in half both half’s will then become a complete starfish.. creepy even
He has 18 legs and he's also venomous but it's only from Crowd of thorns
It creeps me out :(
This, is the sunflower sea star. it's realy pretty badass. whatch it run in fast motion.
You really got to wonder where this is, when a starfish is the fastest animal in its ecosystem.
Everyone:Bro its Patrick
Me: Nah bro thats Vecnas vines
200 feet an hour??!
Whoaaa! Slow down there, buddy!
Ultimate patrick
Everybody is talking about Patrick but no one of the appereance of mighty Tomatoa in 0:49
7million is coming!
Oh God
Yo, this thing is awesome.
Cute starfish
Here's an interesting one.
I've never that before in my life
Finally you guys got a narrator. Keep her she's good.
It’s like the Pokémon, Starmie.
Are you feeling it now Mr Krabs?
That was some bad editing
Oh
Starfish is cool
Patrick you got big
AHHH OCEANS you are so weird and creepy and amazing!
That Sunflower Seastar Be Like: You Cant Touch Me Urchins Lmao
This narrator woman 👩🏻 has the voice of an angel 👼.
Oh no sea cucumber!! 0:23 :-))
please. for the sake of 95% of the world, use cm, m, not feet
deal wid it
Lord Pepe feet’s not even hard to compare feet to meters. Just think of feet like around “a third” the size of a meter.
So if this Sea Star is 3 feet long, you could infer that it’s around 1 meter long. See?
Jacob Miller
okay 8 year old
Literally everyone in America says the same about people using meters or centimeters as a measurement
@@Howlingburd19 except it's not a third but 3.28084th part of a meter
Echinoderms have survived remarkably well, considering they don't have eyes or brains.
GO STARFISHES! YOU ROCK!
That crab looks like a 1000 years old
Turn down the music! One of my favorite channels
So what I’m hearing is Deadpool as a starfish...
The sunflower seastar may be a predator but its colors are beautiful
I wish t his was on the metric system...