I love these videos, they answer questions i didnt ask, nor wanted answers to, in ways that make me question how the creators spend their precious time on earth. And then I realise i dont even want the answer to that either! Miraculous
I could easily find stuff that makes you feel... Horrified and disgusted I guess? But finding stuff Like this is way harder, Thankfully, there are entire channels with this sort of stuff What if, you ate the periodic table is a question I didn’t know I wanted an answer too
I love how every Brightside video serves to further my fan theory that they just have a downright Lovecraftian understanding of literally any aquatic life. Like? This is baby's first cosmic horror. Incomprehensible, throws our understanding of literally everything into question in the most bizarre and illogical of ways, viscerally nasty, centered around thalassophobia, and totally ignorant.
@@melchiorg13 I could see someone making something viscerally horrifying out of basically the entire video before the midpoint. Add that classic tone of ever-present rot and decay, the cosmic indifference, the pondering of the absolute impossibility of this awesome, wrought thing beyond our transitory little minds. I think it could be great.
Imagine, you hike to the top of mount Everest, you are almost in reach of the summit, when suddenly a Kraken grabs your Sherpa. I cant mock it, that sounds metal as hell.
Ah, my entire understanding of biology has been turned upside-down. I deeply appreciate this very informative video, the richly cited theories make understanding the phenomenon a breeze
I love in this ridiculous scenario that they can explain how the fish can suddenly breathe but they're like, "But scientists still don't know how they can fly!"
Honestly flying jellyfish would be really cool (except for well…. planes) but imagine seeing these beautiful dangling creatures pushed long by winds and floating with the clouds.
i totally agree!! like think of how happy we get seeing balloons, kites, and bubbles floating freely through the air. i can only imagine how happy we’d all be to see a bloom of moon jellies rising carelessly above our heads.
I've seen multiple games have flying Jellies be the equivalent of stars in a couple games. In one of them, it might just be a mixture of them and actual stars though.
I feel like the video missed out on specifying all of the possibilities on how the sea creatures might be able to take flight. Like, we missed out on the majestic crabbocopter.
4:54 Technically they have swim bladders (most of them anyway) but still there’s no way that fish could alter the anatomy of just their swim bladder to fly. For a while I’ve actually thought of writing a story of a person waking up to find that not only can fish “fly” but all manner of sea life has taken over land, with corals and other sessile fauna encrusting now-abandoned civilizations, former land forests now sporting bioluminescent trees, etc. But the air now acts like water, except you can breath in it, so they’re not really flying. I’m not spoiling why it happens, but it’s better than whatever bright side was thinking. Also, as an extra little quirk to this strange world, not only are there normal sea creatures, but mashup species like in Avatar, and don’t worry, I’ll make sure to include Crabzilla and megalodon somewhere in the plot.
@@testerwulf3357 the swim bladder and lungs are homologous features, though, so they’re closer than you think. You’re right, fish don’t have lungs, but even if they did they still couldn’t fly.
You know, when I was little I used to have dreams about that. Except mine made more sense; things that could already swim for fly, it was less like flying and more like swimming mid air, like a crab couldn't fly. These guys plagiarized my fucking brain man, and made it worse.
8:10 I guess this answers the question to who all the people in low lying costal areas would sell their houses to if and when the glaciers melt.,.. the people who became fish.
Ok but seriously does this dude think all a human needs to survive is a pair of gills different lungs and your free to go down thousands of feet down?? Oh wait this is the same dude who claimed the megalodon could be in the Mariana Trench…. Yeah this all makes since now:)
@@glauberglousger6643 yeah because if he just said “magic” you could tell he this was all a joke and not to be taken seriously but when you try to add a “scientific” explanation to flying fish then we all know your serious lol
Swimming is already basically flying. Gasses and liquids are both fluids and thus behave similarly. Liquids are just easier to 'fly' through than gasses.
The bright side is literally implying taking fish from a dirty tank then putting it into a cleaner tank then replacing the fish in the clean tank to the dirty tank then it cleans the stuff in the tank and throws it into the dirty tank and then putting the fish in the "cleaner" tank back into it's "Dirty" tank and putting the other fish in the "Dirty" tank and putting it into the "Cleaner" tank
Love how they try to be scientifically consistent by mentioning the microorganisms rising up causing diseases for everyone, then fail to consider the idea that these animals may need moisture to survive... Oh and fish have lungs, always did apparently.
This actually reminds me of a really cool artist, Chris Austin, who's known for drawing sharks out of the ocean. The idea isn't plausible at ALL, but by god did they enact the absolutely crazy idea fabulously.
As a kid when my friend decided to go to far shore when the lowtide comes I almost lost of consciousness because of those brittle star? Or what ever dang that's like the most scariest part of my childhood
These trippy ass videos, I wonder what they do first, the fucked up script, or just animate whatever the fuck and the writing team gotta scramble after.
Honestly I think this video could have more merit and also be more interesting to watch if they focused on the "what if" situation of a fishless ocean and the global effects this would have rather than devoting like one sentence to that and then just padding the rest of the video with absolutely nonsense scenarios lol
Well if squids just rained ink I think the ink industry would coalapse bc everyone who uses ink would collect it like rain in buckets XD. Honestly tho the leaps Bright Side jumps to...it's always a crazy fever dream that makes absolutely no sense.
The worst part is that it wouldnt collapse, the reason ink is expensive is because ink cartridge manufacturers put a chip in the cartridge that stops people from adding more ink to it and the printers only accept specific cartridges, which lets them have a monopoly on their ink and sell it at whatever price they want. So even if you had ink, you couldnt use it in a printer.
Bright side has some decent videos, but there are definitely some that are right out of fantasy like this one. Is gravity no longer a factor or something? That whale didn't even have wings, it just learned to magically levitate? I makes literally no sense, but it's good for a laugh.
This video: you're startled awake but not by alarm clock, as it's 5 am Me: sitting here at 5:30 am after indeed being startled awake by my alarm clock at 5 am 😗
The reason why the hummingbirds went extinct is not because they got eaten by large fish, but rather they found some wobbegongs and combined together to make the ultimate lifeform to take down the megalodon rex.
React to Top 20 Aquatic SCPs by Tats TopVideos. They're really well fictional written stories by various authors. If you're in the genre of horror and take the one and a half hour video, you could react to that. Maybe before you start watching the video, read a little bit about SCPs to understand the concept of that. It's a really deep iceberg thing.
I live on the 14th floor of my apartment building and I’m not the top floor. It’s 20 stories. I live in downtown San Jose though so definitely more urban than most places
Imagine having all this production crew, animators and budget for these visually pleasing videos and you put out this shit. Makes for a fun reaction though.
I love the idea of Kraken on top of Mt. Everest, it's like a legendary Pokemon
A worthy opponent for the whale from Hitchhiker’s Guide!
Someone goes to Mt. Everest (Pokemon sounds play in the backround)
bro animals grew in this vid the avarege fish hermit crab is now 10 meters long and whales are 5 nice
Like rayquaza at the top, but tentacler
Because you said that I imagine Rayquaza just flying around and then being like hey what what is that why is there a squid
If fish gained the ability to fly like this, out of nowhere, most of them would never even find out
do you have a relative named Nikki?
@@hoodermoment1365 no
Zak, if you are really a fish scientist, then how many megoladons would it take to defeat a sea cucumber?
672
more than a godly amount of them
30 billion megalodons
at least 1
100,000,000,000,000,000,000 megs and crabzilla. along with jellyzilla
I love these videos, they answer questions i didnt ask, nor wanted answers to, in ways that make me question how the creators spend their precious time on earth. And then I realise i dont even want the answer to that either! Miraculous
I could easily find stuff that makes you feel...
Horrified and disgusted I guess?
But finding stuff Like this is way harder,
Thankfully, there are entire channels with this sort of stuff
What if, you ate the periodic table is a question I didn’t know I wanted an answer too
For someone that loved weekly world news... this fills a gap created by its demise.
I love how every Brightside video serves to further my fan theory that they just have a downright Lovecraftian understanding of literally any aquatic life. Like? This is baby's first cosmic horror. Incomprehensible, throws our understanding of literally everything into question in the most bizarre and illogical of ways, viscerally nasty, centered around thalassophobia, and totally ignorant.
@@DeadAutumnHorrorStories lmfao
@@melchiorg13 I could see someone making something viscerally horrifying out of basically the entire video before the midpoint. Add that classic tone of ever-present rot and decay, the cosmic indifference, the pondering of the absolute impossibility of this awesome, wrought thing beyond our transitory little minds. I think it could be great.
Imagine, you hike to the top of mount Everest, you are almost in reach of the summit, when suddenly a Kraken grabs your Sherpa.
I cant mock it, that sounds metal as hell.
Bright side reminds me of a school presentation that looses steam half way through, and just starts rambling.
I usually lose it after an hour or 2
The local Crackhead doing a Presentation 🙃
Ah, my entire understanding of biology has been turned upside-down. I deeply appreciate this very informative video, the richly cited theories make understanding the phenomenon a breeze
I love in this ridiculous scenario that they can explain how the fish can suddenly breathe but they're like, "But scientists still don't know how they can fly!"
Honestly flying jellyfish would be really cool (except for well…. planes) but imagine seeing these beautiful dangling creatures pushed long by winds and floating with the clouds.
i totally agree!! like think of how happy we get seeing balloons, kites, and bubbles floating freely through the air. i can only imagine how happy we’d all be to see a bloom of moon jellies rising carelessly above our heads.
I've seen multiple games have flying Jellies be the equivalent of stars in a couple games. In one of them, it might just be a mixture of them and actual stars though.
don't give them ideas
I really wanna know who had the great idea of asking "what if sea creatures could fly"
Children, people using substances and people waking up from anesthesia would be my guesses
@@Kivdasato an AI/ random word generator/ a crazy homeless man/a manatee with idea balls. are mine
@@Kivdasato lmao
This person watched sharknado and went "but what if they stayed in the air?"
Next, we’ll have the next few movies
I feel like the video missed out on specifying all of the possibilities on how the sea creatures might be able to take flight. Like, we missed out on the majestic crabbocopter.
Every single creature suddenly levitate without any methods of propulsion at all
"FLAP YOUR FINS SHARKIE FASTER FASTER FASTER."
4:54
Technically they have swim bladders (most of them anyway) but still there’s no way that fish could alter the anatomy of just their swim bladder to fly.
For a while I’ve actually thought of writing a story of a person waking up to find that not only can fish “fly” but all manner of sea life has taken over land, with corals and other sessile fauna encrusting now-abandoned civilizations, former land forests now sporting bioluminescent trees, etc. But the air now acts like water, except you can breath in it, so they’re not really flying. I’m not spoiling why it happens, but it’s better than whatever bright side was thinking. Also, as an extra little quirk to this strange world, not only are there normal sea creatures, but mashup species like in Avatar, and don’t worry, I’ll make sure to include Crabzilla and megalodon somewhere in the plot.
Swim bladders aren't lungs though, not even close. Fish do not have lungs which was his point.
@@testerwulf3357 the swim bladder and lungs are homologous features, though, so they’re closer than you think. You’re right, fish don’t have lungs, but even if they did they still couldn’t fly.
This book sounds fire
I have a friend who, while asleep, said "If Jellyfish could fly there'd be no more cats."
The Mount Everest sized kraken when he flies and sees Mount Everest: it’s like I was made for this
Can't wait for giant crabs stream to show up
If sea creatures can fly. They wouldn't be sea creatures. This has been my ted talk
the name of this video should be "if fish biologists where on crack"
Reminds me of Bioshock. The city under the ocean, all the windows look like you're looking into a giant aquarium.
The wolf with the tiny whale in its mouth totally cracked me up. WTF?
You know, when I was little I used to have dreams about that. Except mine made more sense; things that could already swim for fly, it was less like flying and more like swimming mid air, like a crab couldn't fly.
These guys plagiarized my fucking brain man, and made it worse.
Someone had your idea way before then,
With what some people came up with in the past,
No story has been untold
They seem to have a knack for making the lamest possible version of cool what-ifs
This absolutely felt AI generated dear god
spearfishing just won't be the same
that is the single most batshit circuitous way of getting to a point that I have ever heard
8:10 I guess this answers the question to who all the people in low lying costal areas would sell their houses to if and when the glaciers melt.,.. the people who became fish.
8:50 he's wearing a fishbowl over his head.
These videos are a huge "what if" not bothering with the "how" or "why" and just going on ad infinitum with every single tangent.
Honestly a world where sea creatures swim through the air would be a really cool setting for a book or smth
If they could, pelicans would totally eat until they couldn't fly. Those things have no filter
This video is the perfect depiction of dream logic
they clearly have a good understanding of what evolution is
The worst part of these videos has got to be how unnecessarily specific it gets
It’s necessary,
Otherwise, what are they going to put in their videos?
A Talk about plastic pollution like normally? Nope
Omg we have proof of flying megs😱
You should react to Thoughty2's video about Eels.
Are they really a mystery to science?
9:55 top right,
Popular themes, Keaken, Megalodon, Titanic
It went from "What if Sea Creatures could fly?" to "Humans grow lungs and escape into the ocean" to "This is about pollution." HOW!? XD
This is literally the origin story of the Rito in Legend of Zelda Windwaker
7:17
"If a squid inked itself in the air, it would just plop down like bird shit"
-AVNJ
Ok but seriously does this dude think all a human needs to survive is a pair of gills different lungs and your free to go down thousands of feet down??
Oh wait this is the same dude who claimed the megalodon could be in the Mariana Trench…. Yeah this all makes since now:)
It’d probably have been simpler to just say magic,
Especially fish flying,
@@glauberglousger6643 yeah because if he just said “magic” you could tell he this was all a joke and not to be taken seriously but when you try to add a “scientific” explanation to flying fish then we all know your serious lol
Swimming is already basically flying. Gasses and liquids are both fluids and thus behave similarly. Liquids are just easier to 'fly' through than gasses.
always a treat to watch an insightful brightside video
The bright side is literally implying taking fish from a dirty tank then putting it into a cleaner tank then replacing the fish in the clean tank to the dirty tank then it cleans the stuff in the tank and throws it into the dirty tank and then putting the fish in the "cleaner" tank back into it's "Dirty" tank and putting the other fish in the "Dirty" tank and putting it into the "Cleaner" tank
12 stories is actually like average height for a residential building where i live
Love how they try to be scientifically consistent by mentioning the microorganisms rising up causing diseases for everyone, then fail to consider the idea that these animals may need moisture to survive...
Oh and fish have lungs, always did apparently.
To be fair, riding a flying orca, now matter how impractical, would be badass and you can’t convince me otherwise
This actually reminds me of a really cool artist, Chris Austin, who's known for drawing sharks out of the ocean. The idea isn't plausible at ALL, but by god did they enact the absolutely crazy idea fabulously.
They could've just said a nature-loving wizard wanted to teach the rest of humanity a lesson
As a kid when my friend decided to go to far shore when the lowtide comes I almost lost of consciousness because of those brittle star? Or what ever dang that's like the most scariest part of my childhood
he could’ve at least said their swim bladders morphed into lungs
You can't tell me that they don't take a kilo of assorted drugs when coming up with these videos
The setting of fish that fly in the sky would be a nice one fro a fantasy world
Thanks a million for the trippy idea
These trippy ass videos, I wonder what they do first, the fucked up script, or just animate whatever the fuck and the writing team gotta scramble after.
With fishing with planes, the fish would probably be minced up immediately, because of how fast planes go
The neighbor wasted no time getting that fishing gear.
flying sardines tapping your window
how the turns have tabled
Honestly I think this video could have more merit and also be more interesting to watch if they focused on the "what if" situation of a fishless ocean and the global effects this would have rather than devoting like one sentence to that and then just padding the rest of the video with absolutely nonsense scenarios lol
Somehow this gives very "a lull in the sea" for some reason although completely different at the same time.
They changed their lung structure from non-existent to functional
So many plot twists lmao
Awesome video!!! So fun fact, the Gobi is the smallest fish in the world and lives in only the Indian Ocean (that's a joke)
4:12 that ain't rain. It's more likely to be a school of fish pissing
I caught a tadpole by hand yesterday.
flying fish: are you freaking kidding me bruh
Ah yes flying fishes and water breathing human
Wait, is he saying that we should pollute the ocean even more so that we can all instantly grow gills?
They hired someone to voice that video. Voice actors must be having it rough.
Okay, but flying Manta Ray would be cool as fuck
They look like they’re flying in the water
Lets ignore the fact that the crab floated out as a flying-knife-wielding asshole
Narrator sounds like he's trying real hard to explain his dream and not sound dumb, but failing miserably
This is some god tier fanfic
Zak: 12 storey apartment building???
Me: living on the 18th floor
Actually, it does happen where eagles will eat so much they can’t physically get airborne
Tbh if you presented it appropriately, this could totally be a creepypasta concept.
Well if squids just rained ink I think the ink industry would coalapse bc everyone who uses ink would collect it like rain in buckets XD. Honestly tho the leaps Bright Side jumps to...it's always a crazy fever dream that makes absolutely no sense.
The worst part is that it wouldnt collapse, the reason ink is expensive is because ink cartridge manufacturers put a chip in the cartridge that stops people from adding more ink to it and the printers only accept specific cartridges, which lets them have a monopoly on their ink and sell it at whatever price they want. So even if you had ink, you couldnt use it in a printer.
Finally, a death to expensive printers.
@@cinnamoncat8950 Exactly, you can't use it in printers but you could use the ink for dyes and ink pens (the kinds you dip in ink before writing).
This would be good for a sci-fi story
You should react to Curious Archive’s video on the biology of Subnautica or some of the other fictional aquatic worlds. Seems right up your alley.
Bright side has some decent videos, but there are definitely some that are right out of fantasy like this one. Is gravity no longer a factor or something? That whale didn't even have wings, it just learned to magically levitate? I makes literally no sense, but it's good for a laugh.
I’m assuming by talking about the Lung thing they meant their Swim bladder.
But not all of the things we saw have that, that's the weird part.
There's literally a 15 story apartment building next to mine.
Rainbow trout actually do run to the ocean in back to back and spine these are known as steelhead
This video: you're startled awake but not by alarm clock, as it's 5 am
Me: sitting here at 5:30 am after indeed being startled awake by my alarm clock at 5 am 😗
Human species evolved in abouth a million years and in this video its 5 years
The reason why the hummingbirds went extinct is not because they got eaten by large fish, but rather they found some wobbegongs and combined together to make the ultimate lifeform to take down the megalodon rex.
Humminggong rex, I like it
Before the bacteria from the sea make the air unlivable, it would be the stench of raw fish everyfuckingwhere for me.
I can answer this without even watching the video: they’d all suffocate and die or just stay underwater.
React to Top 20 Aquatic SCPs by Tats TopVideos. They're really well fictional written stories by various authors. If you're in the genre of horror and take the one and a half hour video, you could react to that. Maybe before you start watching the video, read a little bit about SCPs to understand the concept of that. It's a really deep iceberg thing.
I live on the 14th floor of my apartment building and I’m not the top floor. It’s 20 stories. I live in downtown San Jose though so definitely more urban than most places
I think Salvador Dali once had a dream like this.
Gojira predicted the future.
AVNJ: No one will do that.
Me: hold my beer.
Imagine having all this production crew, animators and budget for these visually pleasing videos and you put out this shit. Makes for a fun reaction though.
WAIT THE HUMANS GETTING GILLS PART IS LITERALLY AN HP LOVECRAFT STORY
Literally Innsmouth
Shark your flying!?! This isn't flying its swimming with style.
“12 floor apartment building is tall” I live on the 53rd floor of a 65 floor apartment building.
Flying whales? *Slow Gojira riff starts playing*
I love ur outro
8:02 what kinda fucken nightmare did I wake up to