Alien World of Deep Sea Vents
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Hydrothermal Vents provide the necessary components for a deep sea community of organisms to form. Here, at depths of 2000 metres or more, life gathers around hydrothermal vents in great numbers. Hot, mineral-rich fluids supply chemicals and nutrients, which form the basis of a food web for a diverse community of specialised organisms. An oasis of life in the deep.
Since their discovery in 1977 near the Galapagos Rift, hydrothermal vents have redefined our understanding of the requirements for life to survive. Up to that point, we had thought all life depended on sunlight to survive, but this extreme ecosystem represents the only place on Earth where the ultimate source of energy for life is not sunlight, but the Earth itself.
#deepsea #wildlife #nature #animals #ocean #fish #science #biology
Resources:
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Footage:
• Rare Video: Deep-Sea C...
• Deep-Sea Skates Incuba...
• Yeti Crabs from Hydrot...
• Pescadero Vent Diving ...
• Giant Tube Worms of th...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtV-
0:00 Introduction
1:09 An Oasis of Life
1:35 Energy is Supplied by the Earth
2:05 Life at Deep Sea Vents
3:06 Chemosynthesis
4:00 The Yeti Crab
4:17 Tube Worms
4:54 Deep Sea Skates
5:28 How Hydrothermal Vents Form
6:01 Black Smoker Vents
6:27 White Smoker Vents
6:36 Other Varieties
6:54 Origins of Life on Earth
8:10 Conclusion
This channel is such a hidden gem, I hope that the allmighty algorithm will bless you soon with a surge of views. Have you thought about a collaboration with another channel, maybe "Journey to microcosmos"?
Thank you so much, that’s really encouraging and I appreciate your support. You’re right, the algorithm is a tricky thing to deal with, but I’d definitely consider collaborations. Thanks for the idea, I think I’ll drop Journey to Microcosmos an email asking if they’re up for it :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Funny I find this comment 😅 I tagged you and Deepsea Oddities on Instagram just yesterday suggesting at a possible collab lol
There's also Sea&Me - she's a marine biologist.
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It would appear that the algorithm blessed him recently.
One of the best marine biology documentary series I've seen to date! A truly soothing and informative work of art!
Thanks again!! Your support really means a lot 😊
How lucky are we to have this on RUclips!
@@maxmcallister49 well said , the dude behind these videos has a passion that can not be purchased or manufactured 🤝
Just want you to know that your passion and production quality is incredible. These videos bring me lots of comfort after a stressful day. Thank you for making them.
I’m so glad to hear that, I’ll definitely carry on making these :) your comment made my day.
Do you have any suggestions for videos you’d like to see in future?
@@NaturalWorldFacts we want a dignified series on super organisms
Your content is informational, extremely well produced, engaging, and is some of the best stuff I’ve seen on youtube. I also want to mention your wonderful sound design, the effects and musical backgrounds make an excellent atmosphere when combined with wonderful visuals and a calm and soothing voice. My point is I absolutely love your content and I wish that you can find success and happiness in your future endeavors.
That’s really lovely of you to say. Your comment has motivated and warmed me, thank you ever so much. Creating these films makes me feel incredibly close to nature- and it’s my ambition to share that passion with others, I truly hope I can get people excited about the natural world, and your comment made me see that people are watching and people are feeling something :) That’s more than I could ever ask for!! I’m glad you found me, I post once a week, lately on predominantly deep sea stuff if you’re interested. It’s a beautiful world down there.
Can you do video on radiosynthesis? A fungus on the Chernobyl site feeds this way from what I know. I see that you make a lot of content on interesting creatures and this would absolutely fit that category. Also your amazing and clear explanation would help a lot to understand radiosynthesis
That’s a fascinating idea! I don’t know much about radiosynthesis, but I’ll read up on it and see if I can come up with a script for a film. Thanks so much for the suggestion :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts I'm still waiting for this
These Deep-Sea Vents are a perfect example of how there could be life on other planets 🪐 and moons 🌙 not only in the far reaches of space but also in our solar system…!
Instead of Mars we should investigate Europa or any of the moons of gas planets
Your footage is always so gorgeous!
Thanks so much :D
This is an amazing aspect of the natural world! So alien! Yet so simply complex and essential to life.
I love these vents! They’re so beautifully otherworldly, and home to such unique creatures! I really hope you enjoyed :)
Yay for a divergent evolution shout-out! I am not sure why, but the audio for this particular video seemed a lot clearer? Is it my imagination? Not that the quality was poor to begin with, you always have top quality videos, but this one seemed different? Great use of the yeti crab, I should have focused on one of them for my spooky animal focus! Ah well.... next October! 💚
You’re spot on about the audio! I got a new microphone for my 18th birthday last week, and im very happy with its quality. Im really glad you noticed :)
Yes, yeti crabs are a particularly spooky deep sea resident, lots of fascinating creatures down there that go beyond the imagination 💛
@@NaturalWorldFacts OMG HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY!!! I hope you had a great day!!! xxx
Thanks so much Shelby!!!! It was awesome, I got a proper 4K video camera too so footage should be even better than before, I used to use the 4K feature on iPhone to film, but it had no zoom and I couldn’t get truly cinematic shots. Now I can 😈
@@NaturalWorldFacts Dude I cannot wait to see what "trouble" you get up too :D
You have an extremely calming voice. Helps calm me before bed. Wish videos were longer so I could fall asleep to them without loud commercials. Keep up the great work. I’m glad I stumbled across your channel.
You make amazing and awesome videos for a channel with less than 10k subscribers. Blown away by your production quality, and just subscribed. Keep it up, never stop.
Thank you so much, that’s really kind of you to say :)
Welcome to the channel friend
the video are very cool its amaizing
Thank you so much Erika 🐙
Nice one Leo! Beautifully narrated and put together as always. I'm sure there's plenty more still to be learnt about these deep sea mysteries. 👍😎👍
Thanks so much!! I’m really glad you enjoyed 😁😁😁
Beautifully described, Loved it.
Thanks so much!!
Fantastic!! I just wish your videos were longer 😂👍
Haha, thanks so much mate! I’ve got quite a few long ones lined up for the coming weeks if you’re interested 😉 I’m so glad you’re enjoying them!!
@@NaturalWorldFacts Ah great stuff! I'm definitely interested and will be watching this space 👍
Thanks so much 😃 drop me a comment any time and I’ll be sure to respond!
This is by far the best video I’ve found about hydrothermal vents. I’m currently finishing my first semester of biology and making my final project with the help of this video :)
I'm in awe of your videos and I learn something with every one of them.... and when you factor in how beautifully they're shot & the narration... wicked, off the chain good!!
Thank you so much, your feedback really means a lot 💛
My favorite subject! I love learning about anything to do with the oceans, lakes, rivers, Hell anything about our planet's waterways! However, my all time favorite ever since I learned about giant tube worms there, is the deep ocean vents and cold seeps! I guess the mondo bizarro nature of alien-like life there has just fed my curiosity.
I love watching these before I go to sleep or about to board a plane the voice along with the information being given in a short but entertaining way is really captivating
Something about your voice and the way it’s effected I’m alway expecting Atlantis by Donovan to start playing any second
love all the content. been binge watching with my daughter, she loves deep sea creatures!
Aw that’s so lovely!! Hope you’re both well, say hey to her from me :)
I can not stop watching this channel!!!!
Thanks Darth Fritter!!! That just made my day, and it’s only 8:00 😂 I’m so glad you’re enjoying my videos.
Wonderful info!
Why i havent found u earlier, such an infarmative content thanx a lot....
awesome video! Thank you!
this footage is amazing. so beautiful. i can’t wait to see what we discover in the next few decades.
Great vid
i'm so glad i found your channel
you guys are gonna be a million sub channel one day for sure. i feel like ive discovered a still-hidden gem by subbing at 30k. im overjoyed to be able to contribute to your watch hours (and it has been hours already im loving your content lol). bravo!
Thank you so much!!!! It’s just me doing these by the way, and i have so much fun making them :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts you freaking (edited F-bomb dont wanna cause any truoble for your channel lol) what, mate???? all by yourself duuuude thats incredible! i assumed it was a team of at least 3 people. i cant wait to see what youre capable of if you ever decide to expand into a team! again, bravo!
Thanks mate! Yeah, this started as just a little hobby, I had no idea people would actually watch and enjoy my vids but I’m so so thankful for everyone’s support! I can’t wait to make more
@@NaturalWorldFacts you've got my sub AND i organically rung the bell i never do that. im still watching lol. will be watching. thank you for the content man!
Cheers, that really means a lot, thanks man. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on future vids, drop me a comment any time you like :)
The is a fascinating channel 👏 very detailed video
i love your channel… it is so interesting how you explain these things🔥
Just subbed to the channel and am currently having the issue of choosing which playlist to watch first.😐
Fairly certain i'll be viewing all of them eventually.
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I could listen to your voice forever 💛 the music in this video in particular also 👌🏽 beautiful
Aww thank you 💛💛
Love this channel! Possibly u could rename ur channel in the future once u build up a community to stand out more
Amazing work! I wish you were more popular!
Thank you so much :)
Can't believe there's aliens in the ocean
Most of them are primitive, perhaps we're the aliens
Can’t believe they live around vents too
This video was seriously interesting
Thanks so much mate!!! :D
Dope bgm
Can I use parts of these videos in a video I make?
Absolutely! Just add a link to this vid somewhere and feel free :) I’d love to see it when it’s done - let me know if you need any extra facts/info on vents!
Your voice had the same calmness of the deep ocean
I love this
Wait, what song was used near the tube work part? I swear I’ve heard that before, like in a DS game I played or something. Or maybe it’s one of those sounds that are license free that anyone can use so I hear it more.
How beautiful. How perfectly, wonderfully beautiful it is to belong to such a resilient planet as the life which needs no light. We are blessed to behold this spectacle, but was it not by sheer happenstance? Could we not have gone on for forever and never known this is possible?
It must be true, what the ancient Chinese said all along: the Earth was formed from turbulent, chaotic energies. The power which emanates from the core and through the mantle is enough to sustain life on its own. We rely as much on this power, which is our planet, as we rely on our star's light.
Beautifully and perfectly said! And the discovery also made theories about life on other planets more viable. There are frozen oceans on other planets, which we once thought could not contain life. But now we can theorise that there are similar vents beneath the surface that could host a variety of organisms.
@@NaturalWorldFacts Now, you're speaking my language! I won't be the person that definitively states there is life on other planets, but I want to know there is, so badly!
These videos from Melodysheep are very enlightening on the subject:
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I adore Melodysheep!!!! And it makes sense that you’d know him too, he’s incredible!!! He sparks some existential wonder deep within me, it’s crazy.
Might I reccomend an equally existential (and somewhat comedic) youtuber called Exurb1a.
Watch these:
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@@NaturalWorldFacts WELL!!!... That was a trip and a half!
The Rememberer; It made me cry, knowing that the love we find in this moment will live on forever.
You Will Never Do Anything Remarkable; I have not laughed that hard in a hot minute! It warms my heart to be told to dare to guess that there is in fact such a thing as something new under the sun!
and then we'll be okay; That was very painful to hear, that the best thing to do is let go of the pain. It's so easy to want to cling to our suffering, once it has happened, because we don't want it to be all for nothing, and to ask the question, "What would happen if it was all for nothing," examines the wager that the acceptance of this truth is when we are truly okay.
I feel like I've just been allowed a window into your mind, an experience which is rare and worthwhile. This was very moving, Leo, and I won't forget what I have learned with you and yours as my teachers.
I’m so glad you enjoyed watching them. There’s something raw yet beautiful about being reminded of your place in the universe and how small you are, yet subsequently falling to the awe of how beautiful it is to be alive and to be part of everything. It’s as if the mind and heart are being pulled in different directions, but in the way that makes you feel most alive and suddenly aware of everything.
I would mention this channel
I feel like these incredible creatures almost break the rules of life on this planet. In the way that they don’t require any sunlight in any form.
If it is an advanced craft, whoever built them was mindful not to pollute other planets. They made their craft 100% biodegradable hosting their own ecosystem.
That’s a very cool idea!!!! That could tie into the Panspermia theory very nicely.
How could anyone dislike this ?? That’s some psychopath shit !!! Beautiful video man.
My biology teacher played this in class and every time the word 'vent' was mentioned I swear I could not contain myself one bit.
The internet has ruined my life.
sus
how would they taste?
neat
when you think about it, it really is the same. sunlight for warmth/energy or earthes molten core for warmth/enegry. our earths core is not that much different from the what the sun is.
Jaw dropping
Who is cappturing this? How can the sub stand the 400C heat?
Onwards of 1:52 you say that this is the only life that doesn't rely on sun. If I remember correctly there are microbes living deep inside earth crust as well. It's ongoing research
I wonder if you could use those little things to clean up waste spills, atomic,toxic? All the stuff you'd expect to come out of the earth
Unfortunately, they are being mined for minerals.
Yes, I wish I’d touched on that in the video but I only recently discovered the extent of the damage! It’s atrocious.
@@NaturalWorldFacts yeah, I am shocked it is occurring at active systems, but the high seas are pretty difficult to regulate
Are we aware yet of the impacts of the mining? I can imagine it would be catastrophic for nearly all deep sea life, considering these are the sites where most energy down there originates.
@@NaturalWorldFacts I did some research when I put together a video on the game beyond blue, dumping tailings clogging up filter feeders, releasing heavy metals, and habitat destruction, at least one snail is threatened with extinction.
Oh I’ll be sure to check out that video, I adore Beyond Blue. Did you ever play Endless Ocean on Wii?
That’s so disgusting, the fact that people seem to utterly disregard the importance of these ancient and fragile ecosystems.
СпасибО!!!
Seeing the first and last word in this title seems a bit familiar...
Watching all of these has got me wondering what these animals taste like or if they are even edible.
While looking at this, I 'saw" the Olm Salamander, the Saboglini Worm, the Baleen Whale, the Black Sea, the Mediterranean Sea Caves, vampire sea Squid, the Albino Preying Mantas. Now, where are the Giant Sponges?
nah he tweakin
Why did you show volvox?
Volvox? What is that
Sus Vent
Call me crazy but they look like downed craft
Job 41:31 He maketh the deep to boil like a pot: he maketh the sea like a pot of ointment.
Don't Supernovas crash into the bottom of the seas?
Jaime...
Sounds like the narrator at the beginning of Lord of the Rings.
some subnautica shit going on here
Amongus
Vents thats kinda sus
So there unique and specialised. How could that be the possible start of life on the surface? Wouldn't the organisms and bacteria die if there away from "home" and there food sources? It's a Theory, but your trying to make it sound as fact. You know not everyone drinks the kool-aid?
The viewers may be interested in models I have published for both the origin of life (plants) and later the emergence of metazoan animals in submarine hydrothermal vents. Concerning the animals, the siphonophore zooids would have emerged during the Late-Protozoic Snowball Earths, when they would have lived on heat (not food nor light!): i.e., while the oceans were covered by ice the zooids would have lived on primary production based on the thermal gradients above submarine hydrothermal vents. Higher animals would have descended from the siphonophores after the Snowball Earths ended and the colonies could live on food resulting from primary production by the reemerged sunlight.
1. ISSOL 2008 conference. Poster: DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.33734.01609
2. June 2009 Publication Animal emergence during Snowball Earths by thermosynthesis in submarine hydrothermal vents Nature Precedings 4 DOI: 10.1038/npre.2009.3333.2
3. February 2012 Book chapter Life Explained by Heat Engines
Apply for a job as a narrator or make your own tv program
This presentation makes the vents unnecessarily "mysterious." The vents are "micro" volcanoes (as the vid sort of gets around to explaining @5:29. The Hydrogen Sulfide, SO2, CO and CO2 that is food to these deep sea lifeforms kills oxygen-breathing creatures. Also missed are the archaea - a non carbon-based life form that may excrete complex hydrocarbons (think oil/natural gas) and SO2, H2SO4 or at minimum be capable of surviving in acid and at very-high temperature.
But those of you thinking this "proves" Darwin's theory are failing to notice how slowly natural-random selection and survival of the fittest works (or more accurately, doesn't work). The non-evolution of these vent creatures is evidence how slowly species "evolve." Tiny changes; sure. But the Cambrian explosion shows no fossil record that is the precursor or missing link that gives an evolutionary explanation to the sudden appearance of incredibly-varied and completely "evolved" life forms. The 15-million-year fossil record in the Cambrian layer and some simple probability calculations debunk darwin.
Bring - put some life to your voice 💕
Im sorry but i half to throw my two cents in i know u want 2 sound smart but how can any of u talk abaut millions of years ago wen u dont know wut went on thousands ago
Bro says "wut" instead of "what"
How are they able to survive? 🤦🏻♀️ just like every other breathing living created being, we have a Creator that gives life to all. How asinine are people to truly believe He does not exist but “aliens” do - name in the title of this video.