Swimming Anemone while diving Vancouver Island Canada

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  • Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
  • Swimmin anemone. This PAL footage and other can be purchased via website www.rendezvousdiving.com/footage/htm
    Surprising ability to swim from an animal that is usually fixed to its spot. Filmed during a scuba dive in Barkley Sound , Vancouver Island Canada

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  • @MammothProductionInc
    @MammothProductionInc 8 лет назад +448

    I was just looking for the sports channel, Gary.

  • @littlerachelful
    @littlerachelful 13 лет назад +93

    we just watched this inzoology class last week/ My professor said the anemone was being stalked by the sea star so it was trying to sting it, that's why it kept flipping forward at first, then i guess it realized it's stings weren't doing anything so it "swam" away. I thought it was so cool because they don't even have brains, eyes, or anything like that but can tell when it's in danger...nature is cool!

  • @RoyMulder
    @RoyMulder 10 лет назад +105

    39 years of diving and have only seen a swimming anemone swimming once. Nice video capture!

  • @rivujaeger276
    @rivujaeger276 9 лет назад +82

    that Anemone has got a serious case of too much swag.

  • @neoZykl
    @neoZykl 12 лет назад +30

    the creatures that live along that coast are truly mind-boggling

  • @meifungliew1637
    @meifungliew1637 8 лет назад +122

    i was looking for the sports channel gary.

  • @SonicdaShapeshifter
    @SonicdaShapeshifter 9 лет назад +156

    This is hilarious it's like it's touching the starfish like "what is thi--wait...is this what I think it is...no...it can't be... no...NO...NOPE I'M OUT G'BYE"
    Starfish are the slow moving predators of the sea so I can understand it suddenly dashing lmao

  • @chanteteensie5793
    @chanteteensie5793 10 лет назад +52

    It just noped outta there so fast (by anemone standards)! Great footage!

  • @sickdeckster3677
    @sickdeckster3677 9 лет назад +58

    Patrick Star living spongebob's fantasy of mating with a sea anenome.

  • @Fisharecool11
    @Fisharecool11 14 лет назад +17

    Look at the way it moves. That's just awesome.

  • @jakmanxyom
    @jakmanxyom 11 лет назад +23

    What?! PATRICK,YOU TOO?!?

  • @abean5222
    @abean5222 7 лет назад +35

    mushroom dance
    mushroom dance
    whatever does it mean

  • @PersianLeonidus
    @PersianLeonidus 9 лет назад +26

    I want wacky jazz music playing as soon as it swims

  • @bubblevision
    @bubblevision 14 лет назад +17

    fascinating! did it land on a sea urchin?

  • @vincetheworldly537
    @vincetheworldly537 12 лет назад +6

    Never thought Sea Anemones could swim XD i just read it and googled it and voila, theyre creapy when swimming, more like a wriggler.

  • @BoY860
    @BoY860 12 лет назад +8

    Amazing i have seen them float around an aquarium but actually swim pretty cool

  • @JJM2222
    @JJM2222 15 лет назад +13

    amazing. you always think of them as plants and then boom they start acting like animals!

  • @DerekS1937
    @DerekS1937 6 лет назад +6

    I WAS JUST LOOKING FOR THE SPORTS VIDEOS

  • @AffordableWahoo
    @AffordableWahoo 15 лет назад +9

    I could almost imagine the anemone thinking, "oh snap, STARFISH!"
    (I'm pretty sure the starfish was gonna get around to eating the anemone eventually)

  • @kotk05
    @kotk05 15 лет назад +3

    That Anemone is a real go-getter!

  • @MrIveyIsBonkers
    @MrIveyIsBonkers 7 лет назад +2

    Oh Patrick is loving it

  • @greenxclips1733
    @greenxclips1733 7 лет назад +7

    Top ten athletes of the century

  • @body600lips
    @body600lips 9 лет назад +18

    Dang. Theres a shit ton of sea urchins behind it.

  • @Vocalinds
    @Vocalinds 15 лет назад +6

    Amazing! Just incredible... (and weird).

  • @monsoycortz
    @monsoycortz 15 лет назад +6

    Very rare sight!!

  • @agirlhasn0name
    @agirlhasn0name 11 лет назад +3

    That's so...fantastically awesome!! 8D I am reminded of the dancing Fantasia mushrooms....=}

  • @BenjamimRM
    @BenjamimRM 14 лет назад +4

    Thank you so much for this video, I love this animals

  • @venomouSjS
    @venomouSjS 10 лет назад +6

    Craig Armstrong - Piano Works (The song)

  • @blewbury6170
    @blewbury6170 10 лет назад +18

    That said I could become anything............ So I became a fish

  • @AcanLord
    @AcanLord 13 лет назад +2

    @yungrampage77 its using a hydrostatic type of muscle system in the body column.
    it works by taking water in through the mouth and skin and venting the water in specific sequences.
    the muscle system is basicly a system of hollowed out tubual structures "septa".
    They are basicly hydraulic.
    It shouldent be suprising to see Anemones that can swim though, they are distantly related to jellyfishes.
    and in turn jellyfishes spend the first part of their lives structualy similar to them.

  • @Donut1298
    @Donut1298 12 лет назад +5

    They are such interesting creatures

  • @Rendezvousdiving
    @Rendezvousdiving  10 лет назад +7

    Thank you for sharing

  • @frostythewolf537
    @frostythewolf537 7 лет назад +8

    Gary just looking for the sports channel gary

  • @thelning
    @thelning 14 лет назад +2

    Again, just incredible fottage.
    Regards Tony

  • @Haruko1897
    @Haruko1897 12 лет назад +2

    The anemone was like " Fuck this I'm outta here! I whip my fronds back and forth, I whip my fronds back and forth!"

  • @jokeslayer999999
    @jokeslayer999999 12 лет назад +9

    just imagine a tree doing this, only flying instead of swimming.

  • @Xirce
    @Xirce 10 лет назад +2

    So graceful

  • @AcanLord
    @AcanLord 14 лет назад +1

    @chrisrrussell
    Actually it does have a nervous system.
    but its not a centralized one like ours, instead its more like a web, with no central ganglia for interpreting stimuli.

  • @Letmeseeitnow19
    @Letmeseeitnow19 6 лет назад +4

    Wasn't this used in spongebob?

  • @AcanLord
    @AcanLord 14 лет назад +1

    @SARGod
    i was just nitpicking.
    in the common colloquial sense, no its not a coral. i just don`t like using paraphyletic classifications, they are not accurate.
    Yeah i know where you are going.
    you are referring to the Hermatypes right?
    True those are generally just scleractinians.
    Although interestingly there are a few hermatype Athecate hydrozoans like "hydrocorals" including the millepora "firecorals"

  • @Daniel898992
    @Daniel898992 14 лет назад +2

    Simply fantastic

  • @Tochi68
    @Tochi68 14 лет назад +2

    reminds me of the episode in spongebob where he watches a dancing anemone on TV =D

  • @levykid5515
    @levykid5515 7 лет назад +5

    does the background music have a name?

  • @FernandoBustamanteee
    @FernandoBustamanteee 14 лет назад +1

    cool video.. this is kind of sophia

  • @myfood299
    @myfood299 3 года назад

    I love your Video content

  • @hangtight97
    @hangtight97 14 лет назад

    Uggggh i HATE when ppl say anemones are plants, not animals" its correct but its brought up so much its almost instinct to know! we need to only hear it once and we are good.

  • @sandrateager
    @sandrateager 12 лет назад +1

    Oh WOW!
    Cool!

  • @kertbert1
    @kertbert1 13 лет назад +1

    @otiz357 Even so it looks pretty neat to see something like that swimming. I only see them attached. Now I'll think and look more closely.

  • @Pikascout
    @Pikascout 9 лет назад +5

    "Screw you, dude, I'm outta here..."

  • @eyyyeyeyeyey1783
    @eyyyeyeyeyey1783 6 лет назад +1

    It's like a workout lol "and one and two and one and two and one and two!"

  • @Panda-lo7kv
    @Panda-lo7kv 6 лет назад +3

    It looks weird af
    But I love anemones :v

  • @hangtight97
    @hangtight97 14 лет назад

    Wooooooooow! I found this very amazing!! Guess the sand was not very stable.

  • @Poot94
    @Poot94 15 лет назад +1

    Anemones are the most bad-ass creatures on the face of the earth... besides mushrooms.

  • @abtuben
    @abtuben 16 лет назад

    great footage

  • @puppyheropower7291
    @puppyheropower7291 8 лет назад +1

    thats so cute, i want one

    • @hey9974
      @hey9974 7 лет назад

      Puppyheropower Well, they will become a jellyfish, and they will turn into a polyp (looks like a plant but it has many tentacles) and they will become a jellyfish again. Their reproduction is crazy, so i think that's not a great idea xD

  • @alexlion0511
    @alexlion0511 12 лет назад +1

    dont just stand there starfish, RUN!

  • @JJM2222
    @JJM2222 15 лет назад

    those of us that know how to type, can also make sense. please revise your comment so that i can make some sense of it.

  • @calbileo
    @calbileo 12 лет назад +1

    what if the anemone started swimming towards the photographer..

  • @Pisaih
    @Pisaih 6 лет назад

    Omg... the music is... wow.

  • @sguitas
    @sguitas 10 лет назад +1

    What is happening here?

  • @AcanLord
    @AcanLord 14 лет назад

    @SARGod
    Well not quite.
    Actually anemones technically ARE corals.
    they are part of the Cnidarian clade called Hexacorallia along with the stony corals ""Scleractinia" , Coralimorpharians, Ceranthids and zoanthids.
    Strictly speaking each one of these is a type of coral.
    The distinction between "coral" and Anemone is a paraphyletic one and thereby not natural.

  • @raymond_luxuryyacht
    @raymond_luxuryyacht 14 лет назад

    Fair call - I should have said it's not a stony coral, but as I was responding to the coral is not an invert comment above. I realise they are the same subclass, but for the general person - a coral is a reef builder - which spomphia is most definitely not!

  • @FiveGates
    @FiveGates 14 лет назад +3

    Good lord, that's nightmare fuel....

  • @Unterschiedliche
    @Unterschiedliche 11 лет назад +1

    Does this music track have a name?

  • @lindaben3717
    @lindaben3717 11 лет назад +1

    looks like interpretive dance

  • @soshikapalmer353
    @soshikapalmer353 10 лет назад

    OMG!! thought they were all sessile! Incredible

  • @raymond_luxuryyacht
    @raymond_luxuryyacht 14 лет назад

    @NoChikenStrips - but coral are invertebrates... but it's still not a coral :D

  • @samubabe101
    @samubabe101 14 лет назад

    must be in cold water

  • @1Administrater
    @1Administrater 13 лет назад

    At 1:00 that freaked me out! But also made me say that is awesome at the same time.

  • @juliacissell
    @juliacissell 11 лет назад +1

    hey I live there

  • @Um-breons
    @Um-breons 14 лет назад +1

    i knew anemones could move but i didnt kno they could swim!!

  • @raymond_luxuryyacht
    @raymond_luxuryyacht 14 лет назад

    @xbk62x - its of the genus Stomphia.

  • @ShiMeiWo
    @ShiMeiWo 9 лет назад +1

    さしものイソギンチャクの刺胞も、ヒトデの骨片には通用しなかったか。でもイソギンチャクが群生している場所なら、逃げるスペースもなくてそのまま食われちゃうんだろうか。

  • @Badjinn
    @Badjinn 14 лет назад

    awesome!

  • @kartkellner7054
    @kartkellner7054 7 лет назад

    What's is the scientific name of this anemone ?

  • @Catswholesome
    @Catswholesome 6 лет назад

    this is anazing and beatiful

  • @UltimateDorito
    @UltimateDorito 15 лет назад

    Um... what?

  • @pgiuliana
    @pgiuliana 15 лет назад +1

    that is soooooo coool!! so cutee how it gooooz back and 4th and bakkk and 4thh!! hahaha cutiee madness!~~

  • @123Polopen321
    @123Polopen321 15 лет назад +1

    spongebob saw that

  • @thalazar
    @thalazar 15 лет назад

    wow..thats so weird...cooooooool

  • @Tekhsheen
    @Tekhsheen 13 лет назад

    @theshadowaltz please can someone not ever ask that when there is something more important happening in the video?

  • @JamesKing2understandinglife
    @JamesKing2understandinglife 8 лет назад

    This behavior is not widespread knowledge. Is it photo shopped? Just kidding. Thanks for sharing behavior that is new to me, but must be a natural part of this anemone when scared by this starfish. Evidently the starfish was determined to be an anemone predator with just a small touch!

    • @marions.3657
      @marions.3657 6 лет назад

      James King seems pretty commun when in touch with a treath

  • @eyyyeyeyeyey1783
    @eyyyeyeyeyey1783 6 лет назад +3

    Kinda scary

  • @hollyrichmond6552
    @hollyrichmond6552 6 лет назад

    this is cool

  • @Rioty1
    @Rioty1 9 лет назад

    They sure can dance

  • @Nyktophobiac
    @Nyktophobiac 6 лет назад

    There it gooooes!

  • @FiestyCat86
    @FiestyCat86 13 лет назад

    @gig603 Anemone aren't a TYPE of coral, they are predatory invertebrates. They are akin to, but NOT, corals in that they are sedentary creatures that tend to remain in one place through out their lives. Again...not corals.
    Not nit picking, but I don't think its good to misinform when you are defending yourself.

  • @CorginShep
    @CorginShep 13 лет назад +1

    "Come at me bro"
    FFFFFFFUUUUU

  • @MercyAnnePhuthama
    @MercyAnnePhuthama 9 лет назад

    the title is literally the best

  • @ROYALNOZGUL
    @ROYALNOZGUL 15 лет назад +1

    It was only dancing... is it weird or what? Geesh leave it alone.

  • @marions.3657
    @marions.3657 6 лет назад +1

    Saw it in my animal biology class laugh my ass off and had the fuck this shit i am out song in the head

  • @jantomaz55
    @jantomaz55 11 лет назад

    i seen an anemone swimming !!!!

  • @gillettecrackers
    @gillettecrackers 11 лет назад +1

    An anemone, I guess. Maybe the ladies like the multiple prehensile tentacles and of course the prehensile trunk.

  • @loonyria
    @loonyria 11 лет назад

    Mind = blown. Jaw = on the floor.

  • @brentlindgren6715
    @brentlindgren6715 10 лет назад

    hahahah that is so funny it swims so weird

  • @milesflies
    @milesflies 13 лет назад

    neato

  • @marnerbroman
    @marnerbroman 13 лет назад +3

    stop looking at fish porn!

  • @jaguarfacedman1365
    @jaguarfacedman1365 6 лет назад

    ASWIMone

  • @akhilennium
    @akhilennium 13 лет назад +1

    anemone belly dance.........

  • @welovetruth
    @welovetruth 13 лет назад

    subhan allah