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  • Опубликовано: 1 сен 2022
  • ¡Nautilus checkpoint!

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  • @Not_Stanley_Cooper
    @Not_Stanley_Cooper  Год назад +147

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  • @user-lw4vi4oy2d
    @user-lw4vi4oy2d Год назад +3041

    Can't believe they've survived for over 200 million years simply by being so silly

    • @quantumblur_3145
      @quantumblur_3145 Год назад +412

      If the internet has taught me anything, it's that if you have a protective shell, you can be as silly as you want

    • @Coldi_VR
      @Coldi_VR Год назад +76

      @@quantumblur_3145 wait so does that mean a snail is 200 million years old?

    • @Nerium_Oleander13
      @Nerium_Oleander13 Год назад +85

      @@Coldi_VR Technically *YES*

    • @Zimowy_Zabujca
      @Zimowy_Zabujca Год назад +28

      ​@@Coldi_VR they live up to 20 years

    • @Zimowy_Zabujca
      @Zimowy_Zabujca Год назад +85

      Bro they have been here for 400 milion years, they are older that dionsaurs.

  • @Transblucency
    @Transblucency Год назад +891

    Never knew that nautiliuses had funk.
    But they do.

  • @buggy9124
    @buggy9124 Год назад +89

    The slurpy siphon.... The multiplicitous noodles.... The big, soulful eyes..... And best of all, the wiggles...... This is truly The animal of all time.

  • @spunkiethejunkie
    @spunkiethejunkie Год назад +1181

    I fell asleep to shrimp lofi on my tv and woke up to this. Life is pointing me in the right direction.

  • @Pavilion411
    @Pavilion411 Год назад +287

    I love how these guys just bob around in the water searching for food

    • @TommieTheCommie
      @TommieTheCommie Год назад +10

      Don't we all do that technically, except we are in air and they in water

    • @corporatecapitalism
      @corporatecapitalism Год назад +7

      @@TommieTheCommie nah we bob around for dopamine

    • @TommieTheCommie
      @TommieTheCommie Год назад +1

      @@corporatecapitalism perhaps

  • @BradRLee
    @BradRLee Год назад +2356

    I went my whole life thinking they died out millions of years ago. Great video!

    • @fubberpish3614
      @fubberpish3614 Год назад +582

      You're thinking of ammonites, another group of cephalopods with coiled shells that did go extinct at the end of the Cretaceous. Despite their similar appearance to nautilus, ammonites are more closely related to squids and octopuses than they are to the nautilus. That said, nautiloids (the group that contains the living nautilus) were once much more common, had many more species, and inhabited a wider range of habitats, but most are now extinct. The sole survivors of the nautiloids were the ancestors of the modern nautilus species.

    • @blobbertmcblob4888
      @blobbertmcblob4888 Год назад +87

      Honestly, what do they teach you kids in school these days?

    • @BradRLee
      @BradRLee Год назад +300

      @@blobbertmcblob4888 I am a functioning adult with a job but ain't nobody ever told me these things are still alive.

    • @hlcepeda
      @hlcepeda Год назад +90

      @@fubberpish3614 Many years back I read of speculations that ammonites --- being close cousins to (now proven to be intelligent and sentient) octopuses --- would likely now be the smartest creatures on Earth if they had not gone extinct. Pluses and minuses, my friends. Pluses and minuses. 😉

    • @cin3859
      @cin3859 Год назад +9

      SAME I thought there were only fossils left

  • @JACEMRYJAW
    @JACEMRYJAW Год назад +7

    The animal equivalent of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

  • @Skrallizar
    @Skrallizar Год назад +648

    Nautilus in many videos show only from the wild ones, and they have a lot less tentacles, probably lost to predators etc. Seeing one whole and hale is cool.

    • @user-qm4mb7ct3d
      @user-qm4mb7ct3d Год назад +17

      But if they lose their tentacles, they'll regenerate them over time like octopi and squids do

    • @GemCandy
      @GemCandy Год назад +5

      I have only seen vids of wild ones and then I saw this one and literally my first thought was '... they have tentacles...?'

    • @frostbitedragon9
      @frostbitedragon9 Год назад +1

      ​@@user-qm4mb7ct3d wait...no i dont think octopus and squid regenrate tentacles/arms. Or maybe ive just never heard of it

    • @frostbitedragon9
      @frostbitedragon9 Год назад +4

      @@Owl325 i hate that i forgot to look it up cause I've been thinking to myself why people don't just google things....only to make the same mistake myself 💀
      Well thanks :D
      Edit: yoo they can :0 but not every species. But they indeed can grow em back

    • @adog3129
      @adog3129 Год назад +1

      @@GemCandy they can retract them.

  • @roguenautilus2443
    @roguenautilus2443 Год назад +2119

    I have found it. The perfect video. Thank you for bringing this into existence. Nautilus are the best animals ever. Shame they are endangered.

    • @tinker.belle.501.
      @tinker.belle.501. Год назад +96

      Well, they have been around since, literally, The Prehistoric Era.

    • @frost_spirit3314
      @frost_spirit3314 Год назад +27

      @@tinker.belle.501. like coelacanths

    • @snapslingpeavine1371
      @snapslingpeavine1371 Год назад +67

      Dude, they literally have been, like, around since the dino-bros.

    • @IgidHunter2ftSpearo
      @IgidHunter2ftSpearo Год назад +6

      I have it tattooed into me

    • @carnage0685
      @carnage0685 Год назад +30

      @@snapslingpeavine1371 They have been around almost twice as long as Dinosaurs have.

  • @Marionett_Woods
    @Marionett_Woods Год назад +321

    When I was little I thought these critters were extinct but I'm glad they still exist today, these scrunklies are amazing ❤️
    2:46 and here it looks like he enjoys the music lol

    • @theaveragecomment1014
      @theaveragecomment1014 Год назад +23

      Ammonites are extinct but Nautilus are still doing well! Yep. They’re related

    • @narrowwing
      @narrowwing Год назад +2

      I was under the Same impression! My day has vastly improved!

  • @SophiaAstatine
    @SophiaAstatine Год назад +179

    If only they could be kept and bred in captivity properly. They gotta be cared for lots and lots.

  • @t5hammer871
    @t5hammer871 Год назад +565

    And this is why the ocean is underrated: you find such interesting creatures like this

    • @klippschliefer4968
      @klippschliefer4968 Год назад +21

      but the best of all you can still find in little puddles. They are named triops, and also look like extinct guys

    • @niggacockball7995
      @niggacockball7995 Год назад

      @@klippschliefer4968 "extinc guys" you mean horseshoe crabs?
      Isopods more look like exnticn (tribolits)

    • @astick5249
      @astick5249 Год назад

      @@niggacockball7995 By triops they mean the small 3 eyed creatures that look like a cross between a very small shrimp and a horseshoe crab. Their eggs can remain dried out for years only needing some water to spring back to life. To the point where you can just buy a kit with eggs in them at a store.

    • @niggacockball7995
      @niggacockball7995 Год назад

      @@astick5249 Thats what i said. Horseshoecrabs arent extinc.

    • @QUBIQUBED
      @QUBIQUBED Год назад

      @@niggacockball7995I’ve literally seen horseshoe crabs😂😂😂

  • @Thingwithlegs
    @Thingwithlegs Год назад +59

    Hello Stanley. Thank you Stanley.

  • @joshtompkins1538
    @joshtompkins1538 Год назад +14

    I love how they just bob their heads

  • @Xenko007
    @Xenko007 Год назад +68

    Man he is such a adorable goober

    • @corporatecapitalism
      @corporatecapitalism Год назад

      A silly little guy, a slugger, a little critter, maybe even a scrunkly?

  • @buzdalys5524
    @buzdalys5524 Год назад +251

    The choice of music was absolute top-notch for this video, love it, thank you so much for making my evening a lot better, my day was kinda rough and this really did help, cheers!

  • @derpscythe
    @derpscythe Год назад +57

    Weirdly nostalgic

    • @beetlesaysohnwod523
      @beetlesaysohnwod523 Год назад +4

      you had one chance to call it Naustalgic and you have failed. i will only forgive you this once
      for the Nautilus

  • @hehehaw4808
    @hehehaw4808 Год назад +61

    Came for nautlilus, stayed for epic guitar solo

  • @jesterdays
    @jesterdays Год назад +44

    I'm so glad I live in a time where these guys still exist

  • @theexiledrussian622
    @theexiledrussian622 Год назад +169

    Didn't know they did the walky walky thing with their tentacles, I thought they just swam

    • @nautilus2612
      @nautilus2612 Год назад +29

      They're not walking, they're foraging

    • @theshuman100
      @theshuman100 Год назад +29

      its like when shrimps do that little tippy tappy with the sediment.

    • @Thundernugget
      @Thundernugget Год назад +13

      Yeah that's how they search for food. The Nautilus can actually smell and taste with its tentacles and this is how they find food. Nautilus have terrible eyesight, which is unusual for cephalopods. The eye they have functions like a camera obscura

  • @crappyanimations9992
    @crappyanimations9992 Год назад +5

    This is the pinnacle of youtube videos, I'm crying over how beautiful this is 😢

  • @dumptruck3591
    @dumptruck3591 Год назад +154

    I can't believe you went through all the effort and time making a cool song, and use it as an excuse to show off this cool chambered nautilus you found. Epic

    • @jasonchui111
      @jasonchui111 Год назад

      I am sorry but I cannot help think your profile cat got a D I ck face lol.

    • @nicholasgoodfellow5774
      @nicholasgoodfellow5774 Год назад +1

      Awe nah they got my guy in the chamber... 😒 Free him up still

  • @zalabit927
    @zalabit927 Год назад +14

    They seem like chill dudes, i bet they can throw good parties.

  • @Johnjonjonson
    @Johnjonjonson Год назад +52

    This is unironiclly now in my top 20 favorite videos ever made. I love this video.

  • @ClockworkKlay
    @ClockworkKlay Год назад +58

    This is such a powerful video, you couldn’t have chosen better music

  • @davidgusquiloor2665
    @davidgusquiloor2665 Год назад +8

    I have loved Nautilus ever since i learned about them as a kid.
    But this song makes me connect with them on another level.
    Good stuff.

  • @Gocolas
    @Gocolas Год назад +6

    look at this lil prehistoric guy, hes too good

  • @Thingwithlegs
    @Thingwithlegs Год назад +3

    Came back to listen to this masterpiece, Stanley, nice very nice.

  • @carolcapps7722
    @carolcapps7722 Год назад +29

    This is far too advanced for my mind to comprehend at this period of time

  • @soup6823
    @soup6823 Год назад +16

    This is a certified nautilus moment.

  • @tinker.belle.501.
    @tinker.belle.501. Год назад +35

    That's a beautiful Prehistoric Animal. I say this, because, they literally; have been around for millions' of years'.

    • @QUBIQUBED
      @QUBIQUBED Год назад +4

      Jellyfish are also prehistoric, being around during the Precambrian (beginning of multicellular life)

    • @josequiles7430
      @josequiles7430 Год назад +2

      if you want to go real prehistoric, look no further than the ctenophore(comb jelly). THE most ancient animals still alive today, despite what those sponge-loving haters say

  • @stuglife5514
    @stuglife5514 Год назад +388

    I suffer from really bad depression and tonight’s one of those nights nothing could make me smile. This video instantly brought me joy I haven’t felt, in months. Thank you

    • @NautilusSSN571
      @NautilusSSN571 Год назад +22

      Sometimes all we need is a nautilus in our lives

    • @marugotofromMCGI
      @marugotofromMCGI Год назад +4

      Love from MCGI💕

    • @jackb3493
      @jackb3493 Год назад +10

      Just keep on Nautilin' my dude

    • @Cathart1c
      @Cathart1c Год назад +2

      Hope you'll be ok, buddy

    • @_glommer_1388
      @_glommer_1388 Год назад +2

      Don't sweat the dro. But you have to say thank you to the nautilus.

  • @LimeTaje
    @LimeTaje Год назад +150

    you made this song??? it's amazing and very fitting!!

  • @Aladite
    @Aladite Год назад +21

    Peak perfection, a gorgeous lad that has defied the odds, a living relic of true beauty.

  • @joegaming2189
    @joegaming2189 Год назад +15

    Love, Nautiloids.

  • @parisgreen4600
    @parisgreen4600 Год назад +4

    5 stars, great video. I was already impressed when I thought you simply matched the vid to existing music, but you composed it too! Love it.

  • @sasuey
    @sasuey Год назад +14

    Praise Helix!

  • @maldexs
    @maldexs Год назад +35

    clicked on this video because i have a huge love for marine biology and getting to hear a heavenly song like this is such an unexpected treat.... pls release this on everything i need to bump this shit ASAP‼️🔥

  • @JoaoFelipe-gm3pq
    @JoaoFelipe-gm3pq Год назад +11

    pov: you love nautilus

  • @KnitBrain
    @KnitBrain Год назад +3

    Sometimes I forget the nautilus is a boogie freak, able to bogie nearly everywhere

  • @CyriakHarrisBiggestFan
    @CyriakHarrisBiggestFan Год назад +48

    i love this video so much
    such unbridled love and adoration went into making this and that is just so dope

  • @ignatusrailslayer
    @ignatusrailslayer Год назад +9

    Videos like this is the reason i pay for internet. Thanks a lot.

  • @marxtheenigma873
    @marxtheenigma873 Год назад +5

    I love how it bobs about as it moves. Like its rockin to the music.

  • @_medusas_wrath
    @_medusas_wrath Год назад +2

    I didn't know I needed this. Thank you for showing us the great ways of the nautilus. I love them too.

  • @Sagern17
    @Sagern17 Год назад +12

    lovely little guys

  • @kengored_alt
    @kengored_alt Год назад +7

    For some reason watching this simple yet complex and magnificent creature float around in water is so relaxing and cute. Absolutely gorgeous

  • @ThatGuyisBased
    @ThatGuyisBased Год назад +14

    Make sure to not fish on Blood moons in Hardmode 💀

  • @mpg272727
    @mpg272727 Год назад +3

    These things look like aliens from another world.. Yet all they wanna do is VIBE

  • @pyritenightmare
    @pyritenightmare Год назад +3

    The music really captures the feeling of adoring the creature, incredibly well done. It matches the nautilus' vibe while also managing to communicate fascination, all without being too overbearing. Seems like it may become a classic after all, as this was a random recommend for me. I'll be sure to share with all my friends.

  • @MetalPcAngel
    @MetalPcAngel Год назад +6

    What you know, Nautilus have lived for over 200 million years - they do know how to jam to a good beat.

  • @CyriakHarrisBiggestFan
    @CyriakHarrisBiggestFan Год назад +14

    i keep coming back, this video and this song have such impeccable vibes

  • @TerranceJet
    @TerranceJet Год назад +12

    This makes me feel happy and at peace. I love these funky little critters, and this track is as lovely as they are!

  • @sol666
    @sol666 Год назад +22

    The nautilas is essentially the last blueprint of the first age of sea life.

    • @plzifan3773
      @plzifan3773 Год назад

      sea cucumbers, my guy

    • @sol666
      @sol666 Год назад

      I need to elaborate here but your not wrong. Only sea cucumbers have changed a lot over 450 million years but nautilus have not. They even outlived their own descendants the ammonites (ridged fashion forward shells and different body orientation inside the shell) and still remain the same.

    • @plzifan3773
      @plzifan3773 Год назад

      @@sol666 its a crawling butthole that squirts its guts out, it doesnt evolve lmao

  • @HeatranYT
    @HeatranYT Год назад +3

    I honestly thought these guys were extinct but a few months ago I was shocked to see one alive lol

  • @youtubevanced1508
    @youtubevanced1508 Год назад +4

    Ayo, he vibin hard.

  • @talesofunity
    @talesofunity Год назад +6

    Groovy music plays wherever the Naghtylus goes.
    The song has lyrics btw, they're just in frequencies we can't hear.

  • @sproutdoesstuff
    @sproutdoesstuff Год назад +3

    Nautilus are such a cool and unique creature! It's amazing that they've survived for so many millions of years

  • @AngrySeagullBoi
    @AngrySeagullBoi Год назад +2

    Crazy how these guys are vibing after millions of years, that’s something!😮

  • @thefallenprince9929
    @thefallenprince9929 Год назад +2

    Freaky little thing but he seems pretty chill, so we’re vibing

  • @bennetr1810
    @bennetr1810 Год назад +6

    These are one of my favorites

  • @painfall
    @painfall Год назад +2

    When i first heard about them i thought they were extinct but when i looked into it i was so happy that they're still going strong.

  • @reme7903
    @reme7903 Год назад +12

    This about to go viral

  • @TheCthultist
    @TheCthultist Год назад +3

    They’re just so perfect!
    Top tier creature design right there.

  • @ScribStat
    @ScribStat Год назад +12

    This is such a vibe
    Also, for some reason, this nautilus evokes parental feelings in me. I want to give them some food. They're so cute qwq

  • @TheGreenKnight500
    @TheGreenKnight500 Год назад +3

    They're such cool animals. It's crazy to think that the ocean was once full of similar animals back during the time of the dinosaurs.

  • @dearoldmold
    @dearoldmold Год назад +11

    I luv Nautilus and I luv this song. Brings me great joy.

  • @johnpauljones9310
    @johnpauljones9310 Год назад +1

    Nature got this design damn near perfect: 500 million years and very little changes.

  • @nathanandsugar5252
    @nathanandsugar5252 Год назад +2

    Nautilus after K2 extinction.
    “They see me floatin’, they hatin’… well something probably does. Sea lookin a little empty.”

  • @supersecret4390
    @supersecret4390 Год назад +5

    I have been waiting for this video all my life. I luv nautilus so much

  • @45hr52
    @45hr52 Год назад +6

    Look at that beautiful tentacle boy. Just mind in his own business
    Truly a precious creature

  • @nukabolderl6137
    @nukabolderl6137 Год назад +1

    The music fits perfectly! Such a silly bean

  • @miisuo
    @miisuo Год назад +2

    They really be out there doing their thing

  • @Nonblue_
    @Nonblue_ Год назад +4

    He is freaky, he is wierd but he got that charm. I love him

  • @Kittycake79
    @Kittycake79 Год назад +7

    You know if I ever have a pet nautilus I'd probably give it a glorious warrior name like Gabriel

  • @CONEexe
    @CONEexe Год назад +2

    this makes me feel like I'm high, tripping, and drunk all at the same time

  • @ieatnormalmeat
    @ieatnormalmeat Год назад +7

    love the song and love the nautilus. such funky fresh little guys

  • @imanultrastarwarrior801
    @imanultrastarwarrior801 Год назад +8

    oh wow, this really does making them look majestic as heck. nice

  • @braindead_boi
    @braindead_boi Год назад +6

    the great comment purge

  • @sadlylife1082
    @sadlylife1082 Год назад +1

    Honestly it’s adorable how could people being scared to this such a cute baby

  • @Xx3nxX
    @Xx3nxX Год назад +2

    theyre so funky

  • @BltchErica
    @BltchErica Год назад +6

    nice stuff, i really thought this was a 2000's video, it's very frutiger aero, and bonus points for making the song!

  • @quellavenix1262
    @quellavenix1262 Год назад +6

    I just found out they were not extinct, and these are one of my favorite dinos from that period. Thank you for bringing this into light, I would really love to have one.

  • @memory9769
    @memory9769 Год назад +1

    it basically...just floats , chill and relax

  • @stoybenxi7395
    @stoybenxi7395 Год назад +2

    Number of war crimes committed by humans: uncountable
    Number of war crimes committed by nautilus: *0*

  • @iocasteo389
    @iocasteo389 Год назад +3

    simply unbelievable . it feels like im back in the 80s .... having a date with a nautilus on the beach...... amazing

  • @Gojirius
    @Gojirius Год назад +3

    Thank you for blessing us with four minutes of nautilus vibes.

  • @tikimillie
    @tikimillie Год назад +1

    Its suprisingly agile
    Like, with its movements, suprisingly in control

  • @kusrabiye
    @kusrabiye Год назад +2

    As a sea nerd i really didn't know that nautilus(ammonite) lives in our days

  • @78deathface
    @78deathface Год назад +8

    I hope in my next life I come back as one of these bad boys

    • @Nova-vk5qb
      @Nova-vk5qb Год назад

      Get ready to die from overfishing and human greed

    • @LowTierRandy
      @LowTierRandy Год назад

      You can't respawn

  • @claudiarece8679
    @claudiarece8679 Год назад +6

    The nautilus is a preistoric creature in a life

  • @juliansitosanabria7391
    @juliansitosanabria7391 Год назад +2

    Well this nautilus isnt gonna last longer because I need my sanguine staff and I have a box with campfires, honey and a nurse

  • @AveryHyena
    @AveryHyena Год назад +1

    Just a silicate harvester vacuuming the ground

  • @Stroheim333
    @Stroheim333 Год назад +3

    A living fossil. Cephalopods like this ruled the world millions of years ago, before more effective swimming animals became the norm in the oceans. Like how balloons were outcompeted by airplanes...

  • @kimholch1006
    @kimholch1006 Год назад +5

    Nautilus are special creatures. I love them. ❤️

  • @electricfenrir0239
    @electricfenrir0239 Год назад +1

    Straight Vibin' for 400 million years

  • @j300zx4
    @j300zx4 Год назад +1

    Not sure if I was going to be watching a league of legends video or an actual Nautilus video, glad it was this.

  • @ElectricVocals0000
    @ElectricVocals0000 Год назад +3

    I love this video sm! They’re constantly grooving and chilling and I love that. We should be more like them

  • @b33tle_g00se
    @b33tle_g00se Год назад +4

    I’m happy to see there are real people that share the same love for nautilus that I have

  • @cyredepest9238
    @cyredepest9238 Год назад +1

    Randomly shown up on my youtube video recommendations, and i simply watched the video. Nautilus is such a fancy creatures 👍