Secret World of Mollusks
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Mollusks are characterized by an absence of skeleton and a total lack of appeal. They conjure up images of flabby, slimy, almost inert animals.
But mollusks play their cards close to their chests: habitat, movement, food, reproduction... everything goes beyond the wildest imagination. They surprise us by the colors they use, their shapes from the most traditional to the most eccentric.
Mollusks deserve a second chance to better the first impression since their world is truly one of a kind. 
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Can’t believe that I watch an hour long documentary about Mollusks while I’m on painkillers with a damaged spine.
My life has meaning again, may the gods of the mollusks heal me and the immortal snail may pardon me.
If octopi lived long enough to teach their children we'd be screwed
- *I agree!* 👍🏽
Not really. They have existed for 1/2 billion years and they never needed complex social structures
Million years,but their ages never pass three years
If one of their species can have ages like humans, maybe they can learn social structures like dolphins? @@kazkk2321
We are screwed...they might survive😂
Even though their lives are short, they still manage to pass on a lot of beneficial behaviors. You’re right though. The real problem is that they’re not social animals. If they were social then we’d definitely be screwed
i freaking love mollusks so much. This. Is. the 3rd best. documentary. ive ever. seen
bravo! Excellent!
1:03 "Over six million years old." Yes. Considerably.
Love all the Cephalopods, a little more squid action would be nice.
Nudibranchs are lovely, too. Saw some that I haven't seen before.
More about Cone snails, and other snails that carry around devastating lances.
And some pelagic snails, too. Very pretty.
Well, this is just a tasting menu, we can find the details elsewhere.
All in all a solid B+/A-
I would like to give this the highest score out of all the videos on marine life ecology. The footage is truly amazing, and the narration and music are sophisticated. I would like to express my gratitude to the creators.
The only issue with it was the statement that
That cuddlefish tongues have evolved into spears quite the opposite. In fact, their tongue is a radula. What they are hunting with is, in fact, their very own set of two tentacles, as oppossed to their eight arms!
BEAUTIFUL documentary, immersive music, and breathtaking videography…10/10 ❤❤❤ well done sir!
I think it is great introductory video with lots of captivating images and videos. For more detailed knowledge one must find other sources but I understand that detailed description and other interesting examples would be overwhelming for novice listener.
"very discreet animals, that love peace & quiet" ME TOO !
- Ahahahaha. Same, but *every* once in a while I like things *loud && crazy* 🤪 😜!
Thank you from Australia! 🇦🇺
Absolutely stunning filmography. Superb narration. Exquisite accompanying music. So, so educational. I love snails and slugs on land and always watch them, but having seen them in an aquatic environment, I am so hooked now. The molluscs are simply beautiful. Extremely educational and simple to follow. Really opened my eyes to this astonishing world of gastropods and cellophods. Thank you.
Great photography, script and narration
Wonderful work! Just one question: 01:05 are you sure mollusks are only 6 million years old? 600 MYO is more likely.
The only issue with it was the statement that
That cuddlefish tongues have evolved into spears quite the opposite. In fact, their tongue is a radula. What they are hunting with is, in fact, their very own set of two tentacles, as oppossed to their eight arms!
Excellent narrator!
Excelente Documental !
6 million years old? Try hundreds of millions
Nearly 6 *hundred* million! At the time, our ancestors were basically aquatic pasta noodles, and algae had just started colonizing land.
This was an absolutely amazing documentary. I was genuinely shocked when I saw your amount of subscribers & views, this is legit top tier quality. You’ll have millions of subs & views soon
Very cool 😎
While I really liked the soundtrack, especially in certain places, I feel that a lot of opportunities to more fully explore this large grouping of animals was missed. No discussion at all about their use of poisons for example.
Nature ...... 😻
2:15 night time cricket chirping on a daytime beach...
TWO reasons why you won't hear that.
Is the voiceover one of the high elves from Skyrim??
although the music is nice, it is also quite dominant and distracting. the underwater world is quiet. but beautiful documentary.
You ever been deep under water? It's a long way from quiet, sound travels much easier in water than air.
After cuttlefish lay and fertilize their eggs, they cuttle.
- 😂😂 How do *YOU* know !?
Top-notch.
just because a lifeform doesnt use artifical machines and tools it doesnt mean that they are stupid or uninteligent. as a matter of fact, uninteligent/stupid is the lifeform who needs artifical tools to get thru life. especially when they destroy the planet and other lifeforms with it in the process.
Wait..did he really say "over 6 million years old"? Yea, try 500 million...Editors dropped the ball on that one😂😂😂
My thoughts exactly. I was like hmm well technically that’s correct, but it’s not as impressive as something closer to their age haha
- Yes !
On the Cuttlefish tentacles being their tongues lol
And "spears" at that
Neat 😊
39:39 I'm pretty sure it's 6 months rather than 6 weeks. That's, at least, what every other documentary has said.
The background music is too loud so the narrator cannot be heard
background music ruens it....
At 1:03 the narration describes Mollusca as more than 6,000,000 years old, but actually they emerged almost 600,000,000 years ago.
Keep on Dreaming. The Earth is not that old. Maybe they lived on Mars.
@Sammy-lz1vi earth is over 4 billion years old actually. Mars and Earth formed at around the same time, so they're also relatively close in age
Molluscs have only existed for six million years?
1:13 That is the most cutest thing I've EVER SEEN! So freaking adorable! 🥰
Beautiful marine videography …close-up’s galore of a marvelous taxonomic range of ancient animals that go schloop and schlurp, and which lend a great deal of weird wonder to our world.
ALSO (ahem), simply ignore all the human pond scum leaving comments which complain about “background music.” In fact, the music, which is generally dreamy, droning, and maybe mildly surrealistic when the images benefit from such, still features stretches of the sort of dry, classical music which scored all those 4th grade, film strips we used to watch in the library 150 years ago.
A blissful, little, audiovisual-nature treat if you’re into that sort of thing. If you aren’t, give my regards to the rest of the pond scum, and off you go then!
Good God you are my new favourite person. Lol😂❤
@@poppyallgood6918 I agree the music is good. Pity it’s louder than the narration, though. Us pond scum like to hear what is being said.
They need to get rid of the music. Way do loud and don’t help at all
Some people like and even prefer the music.. i am not one of those people.
😅😅😅😅well ingormeti0n.Good show more content 😅😅
I did not tune in for the loud fucking music
Same voice as skyrim thalmor justicier.
People use spineless as an insult but atually...❤
"bring forth the mollusk and cast unto me- let's be forever and forever be free" -ween, the mollusk
The chitten looks to have evolved from the Trilobite. It is certainly quite similar in morphology.
and no cemercials... so far . wee
Loose the Muzak and you’ve got a winner
Who is more intelligent humans or mollusks? If it takes an intelligent human to figure out what these creatures are doing, wouldn't it make sense that someone more intelligent than us designed and created these wonderful creations?
If these creations are so wonderful, maybe they created themselves? Or, maybe they are the ultimate creator and Everytime we pop an oyster shooter we are, in fact; consuming God.......
Looser
Can you all just wait until it's all over to see who's right or wrong instead of bickering about it in the RUclips comment section
What a looser!
Can anyone explain how the background was set up for this video?
Wonderful photography. Sadly, only those lacking the most basic knowledge of the phylum will learn anything.
@42:48 Is that not the cutest thing you've ever seen? 🥰
- 7:09 That thing is so dang *cute* !!! 😂
That's why it's called a "sea bunny." Actually a sea slug. There's a much larger cousin called a "sea hare" with the same "ears."😊
I came on here to comment about the background noise that is just horrible! It’s distracting it’s nerve-racking and it almost blows the whole show. But I see people beat me to it and so somebody needs to read this and fix it and don’t do it again!
Make your own documentary instead of complaining.
You're the one with the auditory problem. Lower the volume or just go watch something else.
Why do wildlife documentaries have to have appalling music on them.
Wasn't this a Monty Python sketch?😂
I really want to watch this but the craptastic music is kinda awful.
Fantastic footage, terrible music!,,
I believe in magic.
can i just say best nature doc music ?? ✨😌
Rubbish... No real info.
I give up when he states...or describes a rock as a perfect viewing point.
Terrible music
Is the narration AI generated?
Music sucks!!!!