Maybe the sea creatures are running from something below or maybe there's something below that is causing them all to show up? Idk but this is odd @@neo2190
You joke, but that's actually happened before in NZ's waters. (Just not by humans) A lighthouse keeper's cat on had brought in a weird bird, so it was sent off to London for identification. By the time it had been identified as a new species, the cat had killed every single one of those birds on the island. This is the only known case of a single creature causing the extinction of an entire species. Edited for technical accuracy. Edit 2: Turns out this isn't quite true, and more of a pre-urban legend. Multiple factors led to the extinction of the Lyall's wren, and the above story was exaggerated for effect.
@@simonteesdale9752Stop using the word genocide for everything that involves killing. That is not a genocide because no people are involved. Its called a theriocide if anything. Just STOP. That word has lost all its meaning.
@@mrpickles-hb6zx well, for one, I just made an assumption but never compared myself to the researchers so I don't know where this aggression is coming from. And two, I was able to confirm through asking in a subreddit that while the eelpout looks normal, the sea pig was in fact subject to depressurization which caused it to look like that; the same thing that caused the blobfish to look gelatinous in that one viral photo.
@@thewhitebeltboxer172 I don't think you can discover more than 100 new species in a day again. This is a once in a lifetime discovery, and this record won't be broken
@@virtualcynical8515Well,it might get broken when we develop technology advanced enough to explore deepest parts of ALL the oceans of the world.Cuz I think the Mariana trench has a lot to offer in terms of new discoveries
::::::::: 0:50 reminded me of a Japanese horror movie I saw. I forgot the name of that movie. But in the movie, boy found creature on a beach and touched it with a stick. After... he throws a little cola on and in it, and because of that, this WEIRD looking creature (could be family of this animal➜0:50)... exploded!! 🤢🤮
My guess is that they want to be the first ones to describe it. They dont want another researcher or person to steal their images and claim they described it first. Scientists are a bit paranoid that way i have learned. I went on an reseaech excursion vessel that had seen a pod of 9 humpback whales that day. That was our goal, to go out and see the whales and track the migration. But they didnt post online or or tell other reasearchers right away because of this same reason. That's only my guess tho!
There is an absurd number of new species discovered every year; about 18,000. I often wonder how many of those are new evolutionary discoveries vs how many have always been there, but only just now seen.
Maybe, but it’s closely related, though. These newly discovered creatures are living on the sea floor. Deep-sea mining would likely destroy their fragile habitat that has been undisturbed for hundreds of thousands of years.@@namenotfound8747
@@andraspeter1114 We do not understand how the ecosystem works, so disregarding its importance is absolutely irresponsible. And even if you don't care about the whole oceanic trophic chain (you should), then out of ethics, one does not destroy life because one does not like how it looks or feels disconnected to it.
@@Flickvids100 We were taklking about deep sea mining which is obviously not senseless destruction. Also Im quite sure that there at least is a legal requirement to conduct studies about marinelife impact before the mining operations beggin. So yeah, not every human activity which is in the interest of the whole species (like getting minerals for green energy production) and causes liminal interference with the habitat of wildlife should be disregarded as unethical. If we say that than basically we should just simply go extinct as human life as we know it is incompatible with an intangible planet.
Of course, that’s probably why many of the specimens look puffed up. Just look at the difference between a blobfish at its natural depth and a blobfish in air.
@@Psyminds Australia also has them crazy big spiders and other strange/dangerous wildlife. Have you never heard of the australian continent from elementary or are you more familiar with it being called oceania
If it lives in the Goldilocks Zone and the living conditions are similar to earth there’s a high chance there is depending on temp,,oxygen,gravity and pressure
These scientists dedicated their life to marine animals, they love them and fight for their protection more than we do. Huge fisher boats are the issue, not scientists
@@souravjaiswal-jr4bj Did you hear at what depth they retrieved these organisms? Most of the ecosystems down there are highly sensible and depend on the nodules. Once gone, they stay gone. And...no, it's not a dessert. Please don't eat it.
@@souravjaiswal-jr4bj those "occasional signs of life" form an essential part of the food chain. They're also part of the recycling system that keeps all life on Earth running. If it wasn't for them we wouldn't be here.
@@rafael_lana no doubt, but that is not to the point, which is - rather simply - that it is impossible to state that any given percentage of something is accounted for if the total figure is unknown... 👍
@@ginojacoit’s not. Take an average number of known species by area of ocean and extrapolate. It’s not that complicated, and everyone knows it’s an estimate, that’s the very definition.
That's the problem with these researchers is that no evidence is taken whilst it's beneath the water so who's to say that it didn't go through the same thing the blobfish did. Seriously questioning these "NEW" species
@@virtualcynical8515 You don't seem to understand that I'm allowed to have my own opinion. My facts are sound. The sea pig's likeness was shown in the video game called Half Life years before this discovery. Now how do you explain that realistically?
Scientists are looking for strange creatures in the depths, but all you have to do is look into the Parliament. This is where the strangest creatures come in...
While it's true that ocean depths is generally considered quite difficult to cartograph/explore even by modern satellites, if we redirect just 10% of the funding used for space exploration, we would have gotten to know this earth much, much better today.
@@angstyteen6042 Space exploration is nothing but a d*ck measuring contest between the super powers and the ultra rich. Governments spending billions sending tin cans into a vacuum to retrieve rocks, burning through precious natural resources and heavily pollute our atmosphere in the process, while the rest of us shoulder the cost on the only planet that we can call home, and for what? So that Elon Musk can go to Mars for vacation and brag about it? The fact is that earth today faces many crisis that can be lessened, solved and outright prevented if the proper channels receive a mere fraction of the funding that goes into space exploration. Save your home first, before dreaming of conquering the universe, it's a simple concept to grasp.
He looked like he “chucked” it down because it was likely dead already. They don’t care. It’s all in their pursuit of “knowledge”, and how “good” this will look for everyone involved’s LinkedIn profiles and their résumé/CV. It’s funny to me… Everyone complains about illegal fishing & “trolling” or “raking” the seafloor, which is clearly horribly damaging, but look at what these scientists did here. Basically raking a section of seafloor to analyze whatever they pull up. They forcibly removed living things from their homes to LOOK at them, and some of them, he said they couldn’t even figure out “what” they were! What a waste! So naturally, he chucked it back. At that point, nobody cared. 🫤 They don’t need to be gentle. The animals suffocated likely in the open air, if they even survived the capturing process, or the pressure reduction after being forcefully brought to the surface… but no bother to these ppl. Think of the LinkedIn!!
Imagine you saw one of these but couldnt identify what it is, cant even tell if whether or not its an animal. But years later people discovered it, and it turns out to be a new discovery.
@@HusaPusa oh wow I am so very much sorry for saying what other people is saying oh geez I am such a unoriginal I'm gonna become emo now 🥔🤔🥔🥔🧏♂️🍋🧏♂️⚜️🤫🤫🧏♂️⚜️🐈🌮🌮⛓️🤠
maybe, maybe not, an Alien would have a different mind and thus it could have no curiosity or no desire to know. It could even exterminmate us all just because, who knows.
Sea pigs, also known as scotoplanes are a type of sea cucumber, which is an echinoderm. Echinoderms are usually have spikes and spiny bodies. A list of all the echinoderms I know: Starfish Sun Stars Brittle Stars Sea Cucumbers Scotoplanes Urchins Sand Dollars Tell me if I missed some
Discovery of new biological mechanisms in these new species, especially those with promising potential for medical applications would help counter-balance other industrial interests, thus help conservation efforts. It's not only about the irreversible loss of diversity, but also the irreversible loss of knowledge.
It helps us understand their ecosystems to better advocate for them and save them from extinction. We can discover new insights about how sea ecosystems work and maybe even things like new medicines!
Makes me sad to think that no matter how many specimen we get, we'll never truly see them how they really are up close. Pressure always makes them look a lot different.
Japanese doesnt stray far from their territorial waters. But Chinese fishing boats have been known to ignore machine gun fire aimed at them by other countries' coastguard.
![Felix "Unfair" | [Stray Kids : SKZ-PLAYER]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Oswujxm2Ag0/mqdefault.jpg)
Crazy how it's like the ocean got a surprise update patch
I’m still waiting on the dlc
They keep buffing the creatures in Australia
First Chile discovers 100 new species and now New Zealand. Something is happening here
Maybe the sea creatures are running from something below or maybe there's something below that is causing them all to show up? Idk but this is odd @@neo2190
Let my homie big G cook🙏🔥🔥
Discovered just in time for them to be soon classified as extinct
You joke, but that's actually happened before in NZ's waters. (Just not by humans)
A lighthouse keeper's cat on had brought in a weird bird, so it was sent off to London for identification. By the time it had been identified as a new species, the cat had killed every single one of those birds on the island.
This is the only known case of a single creature causing the extinction of an entire species.
Edited for technical accuracy.
Edit 2: Turns out this isn't quite true, and more of a pre-urban legend. Multiple factors led to the extinction of the Lyall's wren, and the above story was exaggerated for effect.
I don't think they were joking@@simonteesdale9752
Their fault for being tasty.
Kind of like reasonable gas/food/housing prices…
@@simonteesdale9752Stop using the word genocide for everything that involves killing. That is not a genocide because no people are involved. Its called a theriocide if anything. Just STOP. That word has lost all its meaning.
That "sea pig" and that "eel" look like they went through the same thing the "blobfish" went through.
You only know this because u saw a video of it recently, stop acting like u know more than them
@@mrpickles-hb6zx It's a simple theory. You're out of line
@@mrpickles-hb6zx well, for one, I just made an assumption but never compared myself to the researchers so I don't know where this aggression is coming from. And two, I was able to confirm through asking in a subreddit that while the eelpout looks normal, the sea pig was in fact subject to depressurization which caused it to look like that; the same thing that caused the blobfish to look gelatinous in that one viral photo.
sure is
that's the purpose of videos, so we know more and start acting like we knew more than we did the day before
@@mrpickles-hb6zx
Finally found a Plumbus 00:50
😂😂😂😂
Now you say so, I guess your right😁
People who don't know watch Rick and Morty 😂
Sea pig is og grandfather
yeah had the same thought
This world record of hide and seek will never be broken
Until they find another one then it’s broken
Bigfoot is still the king
@@thewhitebeltboxer172
I don't think you can discover more than 100 new species in a day again.
This is a once in a lifetime discovery, and this record won't be broken
@@virtualcynical8515Well,it might get broken when we develop technology advanced enough to explore deepest parts of ALL the oceans of the world.Cuz I think the Mariana trench has a lot to offer in terms of new discoveries
the best hide and seekers will never be found
New ocean update is insane
it's not a new update we just found an old patch note
@@clintonbehrends4659nah the new dlcs were just in a hidden area the whole time
New skins new life blue prints.
@@clintonbehrends4659we gotta start reading the update logs smh
@@clintonbehrends4659 We found the coconut that was hard-coded into the game files
0:54 Call it goober.
😂
Perfect name lol
Tsbg kid
Tokomon!
Headcrab
World: Woah, new species
China: *its a D E L I C A C Y*
Bro that jello in the thumbnail looks like a headcrab
I was looking for this comment. Not disappointed. :D
:::::::::
0:50 reminded me of a
Japanese horror movie
I saw. I forgot the name
of that movie. But in the
movie, boy found creature
on a beach and touched it
with a stick. After...
he throws a little cola on
and in it, and because of
that, this WEIRD looking
creature (could be family
of this animal➜0:50)...
exploded!! 🤢🤮
Yes! First thing I thought and started reaching for my crowbar...
hey Gordon
It looks like dumplings from spirited away
“We've even got, at least, one creature which we’re not really sure what it is”
_Proceeds to not show it_
My guess is that they want to be the first ones to describe it. They dont want another researcher or person to steal their images and claim they described it first. Scientists are a bit paranoid that way i have learned. I went on an reseaech excursion vessel that had seen a pod of 9 humpback whales that day. That was our goal, to go out and see the whales and track the migration. But they didnt post online or or tell other reasearchers right away because of this same reason. That's only my guess tho!
How could they they don't t even know what it looks like
Of course they wont. Typical.
Satyam...myrenmaruu
@@Vexcenotpretty sure they mean as in what species it is
Afterall if they didn't see it they wouldn't have mentioned it in the first place
Must be amazing for scientist to see so many new species so quickly. There must be an absurd number of undiscovered species down there.
absurd is living on the surface under the sun's radiation
@@frankyymilkyy9001maybe there’s a civilization down there to
This is why I love animals just the diversity of animals we have on our planet
There is an absurd number of new species discovered every year; about 18,000. I often wonder how many of those are new evolutionary discoveries vs how many have always been there, but only just now seen.
And then people refuse to admit that there is GOD
0:50 that is a very weird looking Tokomon
was looking for this comment !😂
scientists found headcrabs, so half-life is canon
no i don't wanna die
-scientist
True, that's why I was seeing something similar and didn't remember it until you mentioned Half Life 😆
i knew id find a half-life reference in the comments somewhere
*STAHP*
@@UtubeH8tri have the same pfp on tiktok and thought you were me
That's why I love how there are still tons of things we have yet to discover.
Sad that we have lost so many species we will never even find.
yeah like ur father
yeah like the person who asked
yeah
ye
They should also include information about the damage deep-sea mining could cause to these new squishy marine animals
Oh, the insurmountable loss..
Sounds like that is different topic.
Maybe, but it’s closely related, though. These newly discovered creatures are living on the sea floor. Deep-sea mining would likely destroy their fragile habitat that has been undisturbed for hundreds of thousands of years.@@namenotfound8747
@@andraspeter1114 We do not understand how the ecosystem works, so disregarding its importance is absolutely irresponsible. And even if you don't care about the whole oceanic trophic chain (you should), then out of ethics, one does not destroy life because one does not like how it looks or feels disconnected to it.
@@Flickvids100 We were taklking about deep sea mining which is obviously not senseless destruction. Also Im quite sure that there at least is a legal requirement to conduct studies about marinelife impact before the mining operations beggin. So yeah, not every human activity which is in the interest of the whole species (like getting minerals for green energy production) and causes liminal interference with the habitat of wildlife should be disregarded as unethical. If we say that than basically we should just simply go extinct as human life as we know it is incompatible with an intangible planet.
An alien seapig? New Zealand's ocean just became the coolest sci-fi set ever!
I loved your videos when I was younger
Maybe we were the aliens all along!😱
0:49 is clearly a plumbus.
Beat me to it.
@@4ktrash4lyf came here to say the same thing
Let's call it a tie. We're all Rick and Morty geniuses.
I didn't know plumbus is an animal
That's the first thing that came out of my mind
Each specimen was the last living member of its species.
I hope it's not the case
source: trust me bro?
the irony
💀
Ok but let’s be real, nobody cares about another slightly different sea urchin
Wouldn’t bringing to the surface an organism that is used to living with 5km worth of water the pressure likely to kill it?
Yes, they are most likely all dead
Yeah, humans don't really care about that stuff.
Yeah, but science
Yeah, but it's fun to look at how weird they are.
Of course, that’s probably why many of the specimens look puffed up. Just look at the difference between a blobfish at its natural depth and a blobfish in air.
The Australian continent's wildlife is crazy
this has nothing to do with australia, bud.
@@Psyminds Australia also has them crazy big spiders and other strange/dangerous wildlife. Have you never heard of the australian continent from elementary or are you more familiar with it being called oceania
New Zealand is not a part of Australia
@@leeceyah it's part of the Continent of Australia.
@@Psymindsthis area is part of the australian tectonic plate
0:51 damn, didn't know he was chill like that until his discovery
The breast implant came alive!
@@lNGSOC😂😂😂
No one can tell me that there's not something similar to this kind of strange life on other distant planets and solar systems.
I don't think anybody is
If it lives in the Goldilocks Zone and the living conditions are similar to earth there’s a high chance there is depending on temp,,oxygen,gravity and pressure
Oh Gosh! That's Exactly what I was just going to tell you! But now that you say I can't, then imma just go find someone else and tell them...
@@tomslastname5560 literally no one can tell us theres absolutelly no life outside our solar system
@@madcatmk213 Again, nobody is telling you this. Stop making up complaints for attention.
Scientists: We got this new thing from the ocean.
Me every time without fail: Put it back.
Like put it back in their home pls!!
Well compared to the trillions of fish that we pull out of the sea every year. I don't think its fair to critise scientist for doing their research.
Yeah lets just put scientific advancement on pause forever cus cute fishie
These scientists dedicated their life to marine animals, they love them and fight for their protection more than we do. Huge fisher boats are the issue, not scientists
I think people are confused
I don’t care about the animals being in their natural habitat or not, I just don’t want to see that monstrosity.
I love how excited and enthusiastic all the scientists are
0:30 ... the ocean sure is.. creative
Patrick got one of his legs chopped off 😭
@@WtfAreHandlesLoli dont think that is patricks leg, i got a similar limb 😳 looks like some fish made a fish girl angru
ay, hear me out...
@@Ayo-lz9iv just dont bro
Search geoduck
The korean mukbangs are gonna go crazy
Nooooooooooo
Lmao
😭
😂😂😂😂
lmao ts funny
Japan: New pokemon designs incoming!
Also FP from IGF
Sea pig is already a Digimon its tokomon
@@josetheseekerand lot more like MarineAngemon
@J374338 I guess but I'm not happy about it lol and only cause it's clearly potato shaped like tokomon but you win for the specifics
Your pfp says it all
China: New food to consume!
0:29 Name this one "Chip"
People: how many animals do we have in this world?
Earth: yes
shut it
Who ask?
@@C.S24stop just repeating things u heard other people say u npc
Can't help myself.
@@Fhdhrhdjsjej865If you use npc unironically I think you can shut it
And still some insist in accelerating deep sea mining.
Abyssal plain is dessert with occasional signs of life feasting on falling organic matter.
@@souravjaiswal-jr4bj Did you hear at what depth they retrieved these organisms? Most of the ecosystems down there are highly sensible and depend on the nodules. Once gone, they stay gone.
And...no, it's not a dessert. Please don't eat it.
People want a green revolution but are against mining any of the toxic metals that we use to do it.
And pump in CO2.
@@souravjaiswal-jr4bj those "occasional signs of life" form an essential part of the food chain. They're also part of the recycling system that keeps all life on Earth running. If it wasn't for them we wouldn't be here.
"So this was ground zero for the fabled Sea-Swine Flu which killed 80% of the earths population."
Will the next one be air-swine flu or something
@@vectorhacker-r2I do believe they were joking
@@kayagorzan When swines fly!
@@vectorhacker-r2 🤦♂
please
Humans: i wish we had aliens 😕
*THE ALIENS* :
“We’ve even got at least one creature which we’re not really sure what it is.”
**doesn’t show a picture of said creature** 😐
THANK YOU! Great "Reporting" :P.
0:50 they found a underwater digimon, that's crazy
Straight up the thumbnail is Tokomon!
@@leximarie2182Patamon soon
Oh my god I thought I was the only one recognized it!
Munna@MontezJackson-vo3cc
New species discovered: Look, we are cool and new!
Japan: No, you are sushi!! 💀
China: *rubs hands*
@@vanillabatcave5677 as a Chinese; 🙏🏻
*Philippines has joined the chat*
*Westerners looking to make shocking content joined*
@@TeaLurker No way its canon now.
1:15 what species is that thi
g?
right. thanks for telling us instead if showing
Wow how funny
the plumbus update is crazy
That was exactly what i was thinking lmaoo
1:37 that thingy is adorable
yeah no
Kinda looks like your mum@@MrKevCoan
@mrbubz6942 at least they have one
AqutaQuiff
It's everything but adorable
We've discovered only 5-7 percent of maritime life; such amazing discoveries are unstoppable.
If we haven't discovered all of them how can you know it's only 5-7%...? 🤔
@@ginojaco estimates. And most of undiscovered species are microorganisms or insects.
Most will go extinct before being discovered
@@rafael_lana no doubt, but that is not to the point, which is - rather simply - that it is impossible to state that any given percentage of something is accounted for if the total figure is unknown... 👍
@@ginojacoit’s not. Take an average number of known species by area of ocean and extrapolate. It’s not that complicated, and everyone knows it’s an estimate, that’s the very definition.
You have such a unique and captivating style that makes every video enjoyable. I can’t wait to see what you’ll create next!
1:38, i can tell that the fish exploded itself like blobfish collapse into a squishy mush when they are pulled up to the surface.
Had the same thoughts... Like how sure are we that they do look like that in their natural habitat. :/
@@privatesarusollamia4698they probably saw what it looks like down there with the camera they sent there but who knows you’re right
I’m pretty sure it’s decompression
That's the problem with these researchers is that no evidence is taken whilst it's beneath the water so who's to say that it didn't go through the same thing the blobfish did. Seriously questioning these "NEW" species
@@iamthecommentman worst thing for me is that they named it based from that appearance.
And that's how your Biology textbook ends up thicker and thicker
new sea dlc is crazy 😭🙏
New marine life patch dropped
You know what's funny, That recently discovered "Sea Pig" was displayed in a video game made in the 90's. Food for Thought.
there's more than one species of sea pig
“Food for thought” from someone not thinking is crazy
@@sethmp333 I'm so tired of the ridicule.
@@someguyonhisphone3
Then get your facts right maybe?
@@virtualcynical8515 You don't seem to understand that I'm allowed to have my own opinion. My facts are sound. The sea pig's likeness was shown in the video game called Half Life years before this discovery. Now how do you explain that realistically?
Scientists are looking for strange creatures in the depths, but all you have to do is look into the Parliament. This is where the strangest creatures come in...
😂😂😂
Lol
not the appropriate place for politically-benign boomer jokes
No chance of them becoming extinct though..
Agreed. They were safer before humans discovered them. Now they're endangered species.
That's awesome
Hmm the boggs
Only 7 likes and 1 comment😮
hey ian
i agree, ian
Hi Ian
0:49 nah bro, that's the Flood 🙏
lol!
What
halo is not real it cannot hurt you
halo:
@@Kaxxonxbox Alien zombie disease from the halo games
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 IM DEAD
Loved this! Thanks for sharing!
Makes you wonder how much unexplored stuff is on this earth
While it's true that ocean depths is generally considered quite difficult to cartograph/explore even by modern satellites, if we redirect just 10% of the funding used for space exploration, we would have gotten to know this earth much, much better today.
@@noodlepoodleoddleyup lol
lets discover both and all everywhere every planet in our solar system and moon and the surface and everywhere@@noodlepoodleoddle
@@noodlepoodleoddlewhat's wrong with space exploration?
@@angstyteen6042 Space exploration is nothing but a d*ck measuring contest between the super powers and the ultra rich. Governments spending billions sending tin cans into a vacuum to retrieve rocks, burning through precious natural resources and heavily pollute our atmosphere in the process, while the rest of us shoulder the cost on the only planet that we can call home, and for what? So that Elon Musk can go to Mars for vacation and brag about it? The fact is that earth today faces many crisis that can be lessened, solved and outright prevented if the proper channels receive a mere fraction of the funding that goes into space exploration. Save your home first, before dreaming of conquering the universe, it's a simple concept to grasp.
Love it when they describe the thing they filmed instead of just showing the thing they filmed
1:42 I don’t like how he chucked it instead of gently placing it down
I completely agree with this
Oh no bunch of sensible people there again
He looked like he “chucked” it down because it was likely dead already. They don’t care. It’s all in their pursuit of “knowledge”, and how “good” this will look for everyone involved’s LinkedIn profiles and their résumé/CV.
It’s funny to me… Everyone complains about illegal fishing & “trolling” or “raking” the seafloor, which is clearly horribly damaging, but look at what these scientists did here. Basically raking a section of seafloor to analyze whatever they pull up. They forcibly removed living things from their homes to LOOK at them, and some of them, he said they couldn’t even figure out “what” they were! What a waste! So naturally, he chucked it back. At that point, nobody cared. 🫤
They don’t need to be gentle. The animals suffocated likely in the open air, if they even survived the capturing process, or the pressure reduction after being forcefully brought to the surface… but no bother to these ppl. Think of the LinkedIn!!
you do realise they're all dead? they've just been ripped from huge pressure to sea level pressure.
@@ChobeVelyashaDon’t you mean sensitive? You should aim to be sensible lol
100 new pokemon added to the Pokedex at once is an awesome score!
0:53 that is literally a digimon lol
it's Tokomon
omg yes
my first thought as well xD
Didn’t expect to find a digimon fan here 😂
@@ChronicTheHempHog-mf3nh we are everywhere 😂
Imagine you saw one of these but couldnt identify what it is, cant even tell if whether or not its an animal. But years later people discovered it, and it turns out to be a new discovery.
Did they put everything back nicely?
They dissected.
no it ded
They wanted to spend money for the MRI and CT-scans.. but surgical knife was cheaper.
Most things living 5 km deep will die when brought to the surface.
When they pull something up from the bottom of the ocean like that they usually don’t make it. Pressure difference.
Biologist: 😌😁
Doctors: 💀
Astronaut: 💀
Others: 💀
A sea horse now a sea pig, what they just missed was the sea cat
Its the octopus
Cat fish
Correction...
*Sea sheep*
We've also seen the Sea Bears and Sea Rhinoceros
In thailand, seals are called แมวน้ำ which is a compound word of แมว(cat) and นํ้า(water or sea) so I think that could count as a sea cat
0:11 next episode:here we have a new species that looks like the leviathan reaper from the game subnautica
New Zealand: New life found.
China : Time to cook up new recipes 😅
Western Cuisine: "You eat with your eyes too"
Chinese Cuisine: "You eat the eyes too."
Japan: sashimi~
😂
chinese : our ancestors have been eating since anicient times.
😂
0:30 I can imagine someone saying (joke obvi) "Michelle that's just a expired banana throw it back into the ocean" 😭
"Oh, that's my hotdog, please put it back in the bun for me."
1:35 please don't hurt him with harsh word
Beautiful work! Congratulations!!
New Ocean update is lit
Copy paste comment.
@@HusaPusa oh wow I am so very much sorry for saying what other people is saying oh geez I am such a unoriginal I'm gonna become emo now 🥔🤔🥔🥔🧏♂️🍋🧏♂️⚜️🤫🤫🧏♂️⚜️🐈🌮🌮⛓️🤠
@@_ElongatedMuskrat_ Yea i see why you have to copy paste comments now. Do me a favor keep copy pasting.
Nobody cares
@@dinisourdoomgaming9139 tf I do
It's literally an overinflated headcrab
The sea pig is so cute I love him! 🤗
🥴 really?
I want to try making calamari with it
It's very squishy though.
It looks so much like a rubber toy lol. So cute
@@fearmetoo-le8dwI'm willing to bet you wouldn't eat pufferfish, much less some unknown species😆
0:01 *pack your bags*
😂
aighttt im ready
Here me out about the sea pig 🙄
Let's go boys listen to your mum 😅
already have
One of many examples where people talk but dont say anything.
You can put them in the basket of men rping as women.
Look, we've found an incel.
Nakooo!!! Gimme love 🥺🥺
@@Historia-Viral
Because they're busy discovering something new and words evade describe their findings, maybe?!
The sea pig looks like a headcrab from Half Life 2 lol
Who knew haggis could swim ?
0:49 OMG THAT'S SO CUTE 🥺
This thing looks like that one cute alien companion pet in a sci fi game
(Definitely not an aquatic headcrab)
0:49 looks like a headcrab with its feet cut off.
Looks like a sentient bladder
0:32 when I saw that thing, I got the chills, I don't know why.
Same
cuz its gross
0:56 The crew whose helmet writes 404 found things😂
If an alien civilization discovered us, would they do the same thing?
most likely
They would take us as pets and give us candies as treats.
maybe, maybe not, an Alien would have a different mind and thus it could have no curiosity or no desire to know. It could even exterminmate us all just because, who knows.
If a alien species could discover us they would ignore us. Unless they need a planet sized ball of molten iron.
@@ninetydots6503nope
Sea pigs, also known as scotoplanes are a type of sea cucumber, which is an echinoderm. Echinoderms are usually have spikes and spiny bodies.
A list of all the echinoderms I know:
Starfish
Sun Stars
Brittle Stars
Sea Cucumbers
Scotoplanes
Urchins
Sand Dollars
Tell me if I missed some
You ever think that when we discover a new species, that species also discovers a new species.
"one mission, finding new species in the sea before they're lost forever". heartwarming.
This is so amazing and wonderful. I hope they get the funding they need to continue making these discoveries 👏🏻
Discovery of new biological mechanisms in these new species, especially those with promising potential for medical applications would help counter-balance other industrial interests, thus help conservation efforts.
It's not only about the irreversible loss of diversity, but also the irreversible loss of knowledge.
Literally that sea pig just came straight outta rick and morty
the new plumbus model is looking crazy 💀💀
0:49 thats a floater, i already found that in Subnautica years ago
I was looking for this comment
@@CIA-m3iand I was looking for this one
Thank you. Keep looking find more!
00:50 hey that’s my plumbus that I accidentally dropped in the ocean last Friday
We better build out catalog before we destroy all the things to catalog. Then we will have a catalog of all the stuff we destroyed.
It helps us understand their ecosystems to better advocate for them and save them from extinction. We can discover new insights about how sea ecosystems work and maybe even things like new medicines!
Me, looking at the thumbnail: Ah, so they have finally found the Sea Plumbus!
no way, they found the floater from subnautica
no bs
"get real"
Floater:
im suprised I had to scroll down this far to find this comment, it literally looks like a floater.
1:42 out of half life lol
Makes me sad to think that no matter how many specimen we get, we'll never truly see them how they really are up close. Pressure always makes them look a lot different.
we could get cameras down there perhaps.
@@vanillabatcave5677people have done that before.
@@chipkid yep.
0:50 THATS A PLUMBUS!
This is a hint that Pokémon is telling us that gen 10 is coming.
Gulf of Mexico: hold my boiling water
The ocean is wild!
I wish we could keep it that way.
The sea pig isn't a recent finding at all afaik?
As a group, no. That particular species, yes.
Now you will see chinese fishing ship soon 😂😂😂😂....
Man, they sure do eat everything.
@@giotto_4503 Especially
if the animal is nearly extinct!
you sure? not japanese coming first for "scientific research"?
Japanese doesnt stray far from their territorial waters.
But Chinese fishing boats have been known to ignore machine gun fire aimed at them by other countries' coastguard.
Our Earth Got New Season Update.
Would have been awesome to see the unknown creature they where talking about at the end.
It was the thing the guy in this video claimed was an octocoral.
The sea pigs look like Half Life's head crabs
ocean update 20.04 is awesome
“Babe wake up new sea creatures launched”