Been octopus obsessed since 1991. Used to record any tiny, minute long clip i could find in ocean documentaries on to a VHS especially dedicated to it (oh how I miss the 90s!) Since the internet I've obviously gotten to see a lot more than was available pre-internet. In 20 years of watching anything octopus, this is easily the best one I've seen. Comprehensive and beautiful. Love it! Thank you :)
There is major flaw in the octopus. Their short lifespans don't allow them to build up knowledge and societies like we do. Humans wouldn't have been able to do what they have if they only lived five years, even if they developed more quickly.
Dude seriously think if octopuses lived like 80 years or so, they may have taken over the world before humans could. We would all be slaves to the octopuses lol 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙
I agree 10000000% !!! Weird creatures- but extremely interesting lol Editing to add : I LOVE stuff like this!! I'm willing to watch ANYTHING you take the time to create, sir! I may be late, but I'm here lol
I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to watch your other channel videos! Definitely putting these on tonight to show hubby. I’ve never been more fascinated by an octopus!
@@AllTimeTwo I know that feeling, but man you blown my mind away with this video. It was solid, squids will never look the same for me. They are truly mysterious, great video / long time subscribe. Keep up the grinding.
Octopi are awesome!! So are cuttlefish! It's just heartbreaking that they die after their eggs are hatched, it makes me wonder why they don't change their RNA to fix that? I hope they figure it out soon❤
I've never thought about this before, but you have some very good points. There were several things brought up in the video, such as plankton in space, that I'd never even heard of before. I wonder where squids fit into this? They're like the cousins of octopi, but with fewer fascinating abilities. Love your channel. Aside from creepypasta narrations and dogman encounters radio, your videos are among my favorites. Never stop searching. ✌️💙
Unfortunately for them, octopi die shortly after their first and only breeding cycle, an issue that if they were going to evolve away from would have likely already happened by now if they could.
Just look at the sun rays scattering through the clouds if you don't think there is a firmament.. they'd all be parallel if it were actually 93 million miles away. Also.. heat rises. They tell us space is a vacuum and astronauts freeze.. Do a common sense exercise on this. I'm not team flat btw but the hylio centric model is bull 💩
Well if you think about it, why do we believe water is unique to Earth? We have already found traces of it on Mars, in the atmosphere of other planets and even on frozen water covered moons. It's likely that water is the origin for most life on planets and since water is prevalent on many planets, it's totally possible that's just how the octopus lived originally.
This is odd. I believe octopuses have changed in our minds. I remember them being real simple, with ink, suckers, and tentacles. They were like a bluish shark color. Now all of a sudden they camouflage and problem solve...among many other new abilities.
They are one of the creatures I find eerie. Certain creatures can be scary and even shocking, but it is just the octopus that I get a eerie feeling about. If they have otherworldly origins that could explain it.
This actually isn’t far fetched. Because the now leading theory for life on Earth was that it came from a meteor, therefore we too are there result of alien lifeforms making it to the planet.
3:30 That’s not that impressive; I can change my RNA based on water temperature too. If the water is too hot/cold, my RNA instantly changes from that of a being that wants to keep my limb to the water to that of a being that does not want to keep my limb to the water.
If I'm being completely honest, I'm of the opinion that most life in the universe is spread all over through panspermia and as a result, similar life forms reside on most habitable planets. Meaning their own versions of us and octopus.
@@AllTimeTwo ok... yeah... could be and I wouldn't disagree at all to be honest. I just have this feeling humans shouldn't be on this planet in this form... somehow. However Octos are awesome and I love the idea that they somehow could be a bit more than just weird animals in the sea.
Wonderful video. Thank you. I grew up w fisherman. And lived at the beaches of California. I absolutely love these creatures. Stunning. Now if they were able to take over will they have cats for pets as cats are shady and working for the same outlook. Lol well done.
I LOVE THIS... Ever since I watched - My Octapus teacher, I have been facinated with these creatures.... Agreed... Alien. Here is my question. How could there be evidence if they have no bones... I mean, they are food for so many creatures, a beloved food, ill never eat again, but a beloved food by all, they are super tasty... so how would one ever become a fosil.... it stands to reason that their would be no evidence. They are obviously self aware, but honestly so are plants that tremble when you yell... soooooooo. Whats not conscious? Whats not ntelligent...
@@_SCAGS See, he's got you there. You have to remember as well that 70% of the Earth is water. Essentially they have more freedom and mobility than us.
The reason we can’t find their ancestors is because they don’t have bones. Do you think when aliens come in 1 million years when we’re all dead they’ll assume an elephant had a trunk, what do you think they’ll think it had a flat face
Actually if you look into it, researchers believe that the nautilus at some point left their shells and that's where the octopus comes from. It's complete speculation based on both having similar features. There is no genetic relation or fossil record connection found as of yet. It's a big gap currently. What confuses that evolutionary speculation is that a 330 million-year-old octopus was recently found fossilized in limestone. So they aren't some offshoot of the nautilus or mollusks. They have always been here.
Look up images of "baby octopus" and you'll be amazed at their tiny sizes! It could have started as frozen eggs, microscopic babies or any other number or weird concepts. We'll never know but it's such a fun thought to consider.
05:40 Moving 500 body lenghts per second is like a human moving 2000 miles per second? Only if that human has a body length of 4 miles! For a 5 foot, 3 inch person, 500 body lenghts would be slightly less than half a mile, not 2000!
LOVE Octopuses... BUT did ya EVER stop to THINK that just MAYBE (since the "Space Station" REALLY is NOT in "space") that "sea plankton" was MAYBE thrown "UP" there, via water spigots, whirlwinds or just plain ole WIND?!? That it landed ON the "Station" and simply is collected there, as it scoops-up more and more, with each second?!? MUCH like the "Ballooning Spiders" that almost reach Ionic level distances, JUST by electromagnetism AND the wind... IDK... y'all keep pushing this "Extraterrestrial" agenda (which in CASE ya didn't know; "Extraterrestrial" simply means: "Extra" "Earth" or "Extra" "Land"...) It does NOT mean "From Outer Space", that's for sure. Just break it down and check your etymology... These cats TRULY believe that not ONLY did ALL of those miraculous things happened, that ALLOW the octopus to be as BRILLIANT as it is, with it's multi-physical computers (brains), one in EACH tentacle... and not only that, but TWO had to have just ~POOF!~ happened at the SAME time. One of EACH of the TWO genders. One male, one female... you know!?!... so that they could REPRODUCE!!! Also... with ALL of the species on THIS "planet" ("Realm"...) WHY are "we" NOT seeing band-NEW ones popping-up all OVER the place?!? WHY have we not witnesses gorillas or freaking MONKEYS, period, not walking upright, out of the jungle??? WHY have no "new" fishies come OUT of the sea, ocean and/or lakes (water) and taken-up residence on LAND?!? Why have we NOT seen variations of ourselves NOT come out of the forest? New animals? Sure! There are MICRO-evolutionary examples yet NOTHING on the MACRO-LEVEL!!!???!!! WHY is that? Darwin was a total and MAXIMUM SHILL, that is why...! Ooops! Answered my own question there. Apologies! That was meant for YOU to answer... anyway... This "NARRATIVE" is getting old, frail, WEAK and see-through. It is BROKEN and it's truly up to "us" to FIX it... Armchair octopus enthusiasts!!! Time to CHIME-IN on this one... but ONLY if you are NOT regurgitating something y'all have read in a textbook and/or WATCHED on National Geographic Channel... or "History (His Story...!!) Channel" or ANYthing out of the LAMEstrea... errr... I mean MAINstream sources. Yet I digress... ... This was a good "mainstream" narrative and there IS a lot of GREAT camera footage here... BUT...!!! Wold LOVE to hear from actual PEOPLE who have studied these magnificent creatures, on their OWN!!! What have THEY (you) discovered and/or witnessed these fabulous "creatures" do that was NOT covered here... I'm more than sure that there HAS to be more than many, as this was just a SMALL, little "blurb" on the topic!?! Cheers!!
There are new insects and sea life being discovered all the time. 🤷♀️ I think you make a good point about the macro evolution theory having some holes in it, but I wouldn’t rule out that some things on earth did not originate from earth.
You left out some very important details in order to push your viewpoint. Especially on plankton and their finding on the outside of the spacestation and going so far as to ask which was first space or the ocean when you already know the answer if you found that article. Very misleading. The same with octopus RNA and their "ability" to modify it. Omission of FACTS that dont' support your viewpoint especially when you almost certainly were exposed to the truth is functionally the same as making up facts to support your viewpoint. There was a lot of half truths, omitted facts, and misleading declarations in this one sir. I understand sensationalism sells, but it is also the root cause of so many of societies problems. Kinda think you might have pushed the envelope too far on this one.😞
I very much disagree with you and your assertion that I left out details to push my viewpoint. Russian scientists found traces of sea plankton alive and well on the outside of Russia's ISS segment. In the article it said that NASA had not confirmed their findings, which is obvious because it wasn't discovered by NASA. These facts do not change the details I talked about in this video. It's almost like competing space agencies have different goals and plans. You can choose to believe them or not, but to pretend that the claims weren't made and that a debate isn't being had is disingenuous on your part. Sea plankton found in space alive and thriving could very well beg the question of "sea plankton or space plankton". What facts did I omit from my segment regarding the octopus being able to change 60% of it's RNA? You keep making claims of omissions, pushing a viewpoint, being misleading and sensationalism but you didn't rebuke them at all. What is your issues with what I said? What are the omissions? What is the viewpoint I'm pushing? My opinion? What am I being misleading on and what am I sensationalizing? Anyone can make claims like you did with your comment but you didn't call out anything, nor did you counter any of my claims. What you posted was the long form equivalent of something commenting "wrong!".
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Been saying all this for YEARS! I completely agree with you 💯
It's such a fun topic that isn't talked about enough!
Been octopus obsessed since 1991. Used to record any tiny, minute long clip i could find in ocean documentaries on to a VHS especially dedicated to it (oh how I miss the 90s!) Since the internet I've obviously gotten to see a lot more than was available pre-internet. In 20 years of watching anything octopus, this is easily the best one I've seen. Comprehensive and beautiful. Love it! Thank you :)
Thanks for doing these videos! I really look forward to the mysterious theories you bring to light. It makes my day!
Thanks! I love covering weird and random stuff that peaks my interests.
It's so nice when you find someone who thinks alike :) Makes the simulation feel less lonely & more magic. Octopus reign!
@@niminiminimnim 🤣🤣😂
I have always thought this. They are definitely unlike anything else on Earth. Scariest fact to me: they can walk on land.
When he said they are waiting for us to destroy ourselves so they can finally takeover I literally laughed out loud
There is major flaw in the octopus. Their short lifespans don't allow them to build up knowledge and societies like we do. Humans wouldn't have been able to do what they have if they only lived five years, even if they developed more quickly.
Just imagine Octupi without deuterium in the oceans..
but since they can change their dna fast they can change that
Dude seriously think if octopuses lived like 80 years or so, they may have taken over the world before humans could. We would all be slaves to the octopuses lol 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙 🐙
Loved this one!! Octopus are so fascinating. I’ve always wondered if they came from somewhere else. Great video!!
“Thank you all for watching this silly nonsense”😂😂Your so funny.
I agree 10000000% !!! Weird creatures- but extremely interesting lol
Editing to add : I LOVE stuff like this!! I'm willing to watch ANYTHING you take the time to create, sir! I may be late, but I'm here lol
You're never late! Thank you for watching and enjoy the random stuff I make.
As an alien lover I'm scared of the ocean but I always love octopus and them being aliens sounds possible
I'm a simple man. AllTime posts a new video. I like the new video. I watch the video. Respect to you for all the awesome content you provide, my guy.
Before I published this today I literally thought "does anyone actually even want to watch a video like this?" so thank you for watching haha
@@AllTimeTwo yes we do. Very interesting video!
Getting kicked out by your octopus landlord
My friend said the exact some thing haha
Awesome video. Thank you for all your hard work and keeping us entertained.
I can’t believe it’s taken me this long to watch your other channel videos! Definitely putting these on tonight to show hubby. I’ve never been more fascinated by an octopus!
Whoa. Fascinating.
Completely agree with ya!
love me some All Time!
The things will communicate with humans. They're amazing, crazy amazing in a spooky kind of way . But you have to respect that
Great video!! Aliens for sure!
agreed my friend
Always great to see you!
@@AllTimeTwo ty always great seeing u too my friend ur amazing and i can't get enough ❤️
If said this more then once get out of my head. They are way to smart.
🤯 I think you're right
It's a crazy out there idea but it's so compelling.
Do they go wort wort wort?
I really hope so haha
Long time no see, welcome back 🎉😊 enjoy ur uploads.
Sorry to keep you waiting! Glad to finally have some spare time to create.
@@AllTimeTwo I know that feeling, but man you blown my mind away with this video. It was solid, squids will never look the same for me. They are truly mysterious, great video / long time subscribe. Keep up the grinding.
Loved the video ❤️ I always believed aliens lived in the ocean... Never crossed my mind it could be Octopus that are the aliens! My mind is blown 🤯
I had this gut feeling since I was a very young child🐙👽💯😼
Octopi are awesome!! So are cuttlefish! It's just heartbreaking that they die after their eggs are hatched, it makes me wonder why they don't change their RNA to fix that? I hope they figure it out soon❤
They are so fascinating, great video All Time!
Ur videos r gorgeous! If u don’t mind me asking what editing software do u use?
Sure! I use Adobe Premiere for editing, Photoshop for art and encoder to render it at a high resolution. Thank you for watching!
Very interesting, love this channel. Always leaves me agreeing, or better yet questioning! Great job 👍👌
I appreciate it, thank you!
I've never thought about this before, but you have some very good points. There were several things brought up in the video, such as plankton in space, that I'd never even heard of before. I wonder where squids fit into this? They're like the cousins of octopi, but with fewer fascinating abilities. Love your channel. Aside from creepypasta narrations and dogman encounters radio, your videos are among my favorites. Never stop searching. ✌️💙
I agree with you 100%&this video was incredible-fantastic work💯
But they are so yummy!!! 👽🐙cheers from Oregon🌬💨💚🌬💨💚
Great job
Very interesting creatures 🐙
Totally agree!
Unfortunately for them, octopi die shortly after their first and only breeding cycle, an issue that if they were going to evolve away from would have likely already happened by now if they could.
Awesome video. I never heard this idea before and it blew my mind. Thank you for being so awesome
My Octopus Teacher on Netflix is amazing!!!
I've heard great things! I need to check it out
The earth is FLAT mate. There is a firmament.
Just look at the sun rays scattering through the clouds if you don't think there is a firmament.. they'd all be parallel if it were actually 93 million miles away. Also.. heat rises. They tell us space is a vacuum and astronauts freeze.. Do a common sense exercise on this. I'm not team flat btw but the hylio centric model is bull 💩
I hate that people eat Octopus- they are amazing! ❤ Great video! 😊
Mind B L O W E D !! 👏 👏 👏 👏
One of my all time (pun intended) favorite iceberg entries, it’s probably not real but fun to think about.
So fun to talk about it!
So what you’re saying is that Plankton for SpongeBob was able to build his computer wife is because he’s from space.
My only question is if Octopuses are alien, why do they need our Earth's water to survive?
They may have lived in a different environment but used their adaptability to survive in water.
Well if you think about it, why do we believe water is unique to Earth? We have already found traces of it on Mars, in the atmosphere of other planets and even on frozen water covered moons. It's likely that water is the origin for most life on planets and since water is prevalent on many planets, it's totally possible that's just how the octopus lived originally.
This is odd. I believe octopuses have changed in our minds. I remember them being real simple, with ink, suckers, and tentacles. They were like a bluish shark color. Now all of a sudden they camouflage and problem solve...among many other new abilities.
They are one of the creatures I find eerie. Certain creatures can be scary and even shocking, but it is just the octopus that I get a eerie feeling about. If they have otherworldly origins that could explain it.
They’re my favorite animals 🥺 they’re so cute 😭
This actually isn’t far fetched. Because the now leading theory for life on Earth was that it came from a meteor, therefore we too are there result of alien lifeforms making it to the planet.
Okay, yeah that's interesting stuff and maybe came from the Oort cloud
3:30 That’s not that impressive; I can change my RNA based on water temperature too. If the water is too hot/cold, my RNA instantly changes from that of a being that wants to keep my limb to the water to that of a being that does not want to keep my limb to the water.
I think crows would take over if we weren't here . They are currently going through their version of the stone age.
It'll be the sky crows, the ocean octopus and the mystery land creature that will battle it out for supremacy!
@@AllTimeTwo elephants
@@_SCAGS pigs? apes?
@@AllTimeTwo apes?
Silly nonsense?! Now I'm terrified of octopi
Hahaha, we must ally with them or be crushed by them!
Nice idea, yet it's wrong.
Octos are at home here. We came from somewhere else.
You can't convince me otherwise.
If I'm being completely honest, I'm of the opinion that most life in the universe is spread all over through panspermia and as a result, similar life forms reside on most habitable planets. Meaning their own versions of us and octopus.
@@AllTimeTwo ok... yeah... could be and I wouldn't disagree at all to be honest. I just have this feeling humans shouldn't be on this planet in this form... somehow.
However Octos are awesome and I love the idea that they somehow could be a bit more than just weird animals in the sea.
@@tobiasfalk7345 No worries at all, I was essentially agreeing with you.
This was cool❤
Wonderful video. Thank you. I grew up w fisherman. And lived at the beaches of California. I absolutely love these creatures. Stunning. Now if they were able to take over will they have cats for pets as cats are shady and working for the same outlook. Lol well done.
I LOVE THIS... Ever since I watched - My Octapus teacher, I have been facinated with these creatures.... Agreed... Alien. Here is my question. How could there be evidence if they have no bones... I mean, they are food for so many creatures, a beloved food, ill never eat again, but a beloved food by all, they are super tasty... so how would one ever become a fosil.... it stands to reason that their would be no evidence. They are obviously self aware, but honestly so are plants that tremble when you yell... soooooooo. Whats not conscious?
Whats not ntelligent...
Aliens for sure
Agreed indeed!👾
Facts
Top notch
They are very intelligent but they still cant breathe out of water so we still have that on them lol 😆
But can you breath in water? How the tables turn !
@@_SCAGS See, he's got you there. You have to remember as well that 70% of the Earth is water. Essentially they have more freedom and mobility than us.
The reason we can’t find their ancestors is because they don’t have bones. Do you think when aliens come in 1 million years when we’re all dead they’ll assume an elephant had a trunk, what do you think they’ll think it had a flat face
The Firmament separates the waters above from the waters below.
Just a water species. Aliens? No. Ufos exist? Sure. But are government advanced crafts.
I wish I was an Octo.
The simple life of swimming and eating crabs.
@@AllTimeTwo eating crabs would be my favourite!
@@AllTimeTwo 😔
Bullshit, they're mollusks, they evolved from the shelled animals but lost their shell.
Actually if you look into it, researchers believe that the nautilus at some point left their shells and that's where the octopus comes from. It's complete speculation based on both having similar features. There is no genetic relation or fossil record connection found as of yet. It's a big gap currently. What confuses that evolutionary speculation is that a 330 million-year-old octopus was recently found fossilized in limestone. So they aren't some offshoot of the nautilus or mollusks. They have always been here.
I missed how the octopus ended up here. Did they evolve from the plankton?
Look up images of "baby octopus" and you'll be amazed at their tiny sizes! It could have started as frozen eggs, microscopic babies or any other number or weird concepts. We'll never know but it's such a fun thought to consider.
@@AllTimeTwo thanks for the information
3 heart and 9 brains... what other animal shares this anatomy?
It's just part of the simulation 😎😁
If you want to believe this all other organisms could be from space too... including us.
They are cool, what about squid and cuttlefish?
I throw them into the same category as aliens, but I wanted to keep it simple.
Chicken or the egg?
How do octopuses envenomate , thru their beak?
Check out My Octopus Teacer (Netflix or Prime). Made me fall in love with octopi! The ultimate shapeshifters.
Neat
My dog is also not of this world. If u see her eyes u will know what im talking about
Theirs no way you really believe this
05:40 Moving 500 body lenghts per second is like a human moving 2000 miles per second? Only if that human has a body length of 4 miles!
For a 5 foot, 3 inch person, 500 body lenghts would be slightly less than half a mile, not 2000!
Do you really consider it silly nonsense though?
Silly in the sense that there's no real reason I'm talking about it other than I find it interesting, but I definitely agree with the subject matter.
Yeah, very interesting. But your still just assuming.
LOVE Octopuses... BUT did ya EVER stop to THINK that just MAYBE (since the "Space Station" REALLY is NOT in "space") that "sea plankton" was MAYBE thrown "UP" there, via water spigots, whirlwinds or just plain ole WIND?!? That it landed ON the "Station" and simply is collected there, as it scoops-up more and more, with each second?!?
MUCH like the "Ballooning Spiders" that almost reach Ionic level distances, JUST by electromagnetism AND the wind...
IDK... y'all keep pushing this "Extraterrestrial" agenda (which in CASE ya didn't know; "Extraterrestrial" simply means: "Extra" "Earth" or "Extra" "Land"...) It does NOT mean "From Outer Space", that's for sure. Just break it down and check your etymology...
These cats TRULY believe that not ONLY did ALL of those miraculous things happened, that ALLOW the octopus to be as BRILLIANT as it is, with it's multi-physical computers (brains), one in EACH tentacle... and not only that, but TWO had to have just ~POOF!~ happened at the SAME time. One of EACH of the TWO genders. One male, one female... you know!?!... so that they could REPRODUCE!!!
Also... with ALL of the species on THIS "planet" ("Realm"...) WHY are "we" NOT seeing band-NEW ones popping-up all OVER the place?!? WHY have we not witnesses gorillas or freaking MONKEYS, period, not walking upright, out of the jungle??? WHY have no "new" fishies come OUT of the sea, ocean and/or lakes (water) and taken-up residence on LAND?!? Why have we NOT seen variations of ourselves NOT come out of the forest? New animals? Sure! There are MICRO-evolutionary examples yet NOTHING on the MACRO-LEVEL!!!???!!! WHY is that? Darwin was a total and MAXIMUM SHILL, that is why...! Ooops! Answered my own question there. Apologies! That was meant for YOU to answer... anyway...
This "NARRATIVE" is getting old, frail, WEAK and see-through. It is BROKEN and it's truly up to "us" to FIX it... Armchair octopus enthusiasts!!! Time to CHIME-IN on this one... but ONLY if you are NOT regurgitating something y'all have read in a textbook and/or WATCHED on National Geographic Channel... or "History (His Story...!!) Channel" or ANYthing out of the LAMEstrea... errr... I mean MAINstream sources. Yet I digress... ...
This was a good "mainstream" narrative and there IS a lot of GREAT camera footage here... BUT...!!!
Wold LOVE to hear from actual PEOPLE who have studied these magnificent creatures, on their OWN!!! What have THEY (you) discovered and/or witnessed these fabulous "creatures" do that was NOT covered here... I'm more than sure that there HAS to be more than many, as this was just a SMALL, little "blurb" on the topic!?!
Cheers!!
There are new insects and sea life being discovered all the time. 🤷♀️ I think you make a good point about the macro evolution theory having some holes in it, but I wouldn’t rule out that some things on earth did not originate from earth.
You left out some very important details in order to push your viewpoint. Especially on plankton and their finding on the outside of the spacestation and going so far as to ask which was first space or the ocean when you already know the answer if you found that article. Very misleading. The same with octopus RNA and their "ability" to modify it. Omission of FACTS that dont' support your viewpoint especially when you almost certainly were exposed to the truth is functionally the same as making up facts to support your viewpoint. There was a lot of half truths, omitted facts, and misleading declarations in this one sir. I understand sensationalism sells, but it is also the root cause of so many of societies problems. Kinda think you might have pushed the envelope too far on this one.😞
You said so much in this comment, without actually saying anything.
I very much disagree with you and your assertion that I left out details to push my viewpoint. Russian scientists found traces of sea plankton alive and well on the outside of Russia's ISS segment. In the article it said that NASA had not confirmed their findings, which is obvious because it wasn't discovered by NASA. These facts do not change the details I talked about in this video. It's almost like competing space agencies have different goals and plans. You can choose to believe them or not, but to pretend that the claims weren't made and that a debate isn't being had is disingenuous on your part. Sea plankton found in space alive and thriving could very well beg the question of "sea plankton or space plankton".
What facts did I omit from my segment regarding the octopus being able to change 60% of it's RNA? You keep making claims of omissions, pushing a viewpoint, being misleading and sensationalism but you didn't rebuke them at all. What is your issues with what I said? What are the omissions? What is the viewpoint I'm pushing? My opinion? What am I being misleading on and what am I sensationalizing? Anyone can make claims like you did with your comment but you didn't call out anything, nor did you counter any of my claims. What you posted was the long form equivalent of something commenting "wrong!".
I think of spermia all the time as well… 💦
Silly nonsense he says.