Poisonous? Isn't it venom cause it's injected, not absorbed?

@Seamemaria

4 жыл бұрын

You are in fact right. Even though jellyfish can also be poisonous when ingested, their nematocysts and venom make them venomous and not poisonous. My mistake there! Thanks for the tip

@Chemeleon15

3 жыл бұрын

2:30 She repeatedly said venom. She only typed “poisonous” once

@brandonlyon730

3 жыл бұрын

I've heard you can drink pure snake venom and it won’t do any major harm to you (it's probably tastes disgusting to drink but at it won’t kill) so as long as it doesn't go directly to your bloodstream you will be fine, unless you have a sore throat or something then it will go into your bloodstream and start to kill you.

@FryingPan76

3 жыл бұрын

@@brandonlyon730 See, I'm a firefighter and you can believe me, when I tell you, you can throw a burning match in a canister full of gasoline and it won't do any harm. Unless you are unlucky. Then it will blow up.

@pennyw2226

3 жыл бұрын

FryingPan are you fighting fires that you started or that other people started? Lol

I'm surprised you didn't bring up the fact that the stoner vibe Crush gives off is a reference to how some Turtles get high by eating jellyfish.

@Kissingbunniess

3 жыл бұрын

Omgosh i was looking for this type of comment

@kittiesice

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kissingbunniess funniest part they grabbed them after the jellyfish, so that means they were there getting high when he suddenly popped out of the jellyfish forest lol

@Kissingbunniess

3 жыл бұрын

ashley nickle loolll i caught on to something like that

@RazorO2Productions

3 жыл бұрын

Dolphins do the same with Pufferfish but without eating them

@georgesdragon8722

3 жыл бұрын

I thought it was a reference to seaturtles eating seaWEED

That Nemo plush looks like it has seen something strange

@Keyboardje

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's eyes are bulging because he's holding his breath? No water! :D

@FryingPan76

3 жыл бұрын

Vienna is a stange place.

@user-vc5rp7nf8f

3 жыл бұрын

he doesn't like watching himself on tv

@masterofpuppets5072

3 жыл бұрын

@@Keyboardje did you even see the movie then you'll know why the eye looks like that

@Keyboardje

3 жыл бұрын

​@@masterofpuppets5072 Yes I did and I do. But did YOU even understand what this thread is about?! It's NOT about the movie, it's about the plushy Nemo behind her on the couch!

You made me officially settle down on being a marine biologist instead of doing something that wouldn’t make me happy. Hope you have a good day! Also fish are friends not food!!

@sqillbum7642

3 жыл бұрын

Some fish are friends AND food and I love marine biology

Finding Nemo is literally my favourite movie of all time. I think I watched it over 10000 times and to see these videos makes me over the moon happy! Thank you so much for making these

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That means a lot

FINALLY!!! After 6 months here is the second part of my reaction to/explanation of Finding Nemo. For all of you who were asking for this I apologize for taking so long. And also if I appear and sound sick, it’s because I was. Nevertheless I hope you enjoy this video! And don´t forget we are part of nature and taking care of it just means taking care of our home.

@jonathanpeterchua6996

5 жыл бұрын

😘

@julesxxxx0

3 жыл бұрын

Love you 😍

Honestly what really bothered me about this movie was the aquarium filter lmao. When they shut it off, there was a ton of algae growth, and that isn't how that works at all!! Filters provide space for beneficial bacteria (which turns ammonia into nitrates, which then get removed through water changes and absorbed by plants), they don't prevent algae growth at all. Algae is caused by exess nutrients and sunlight, not ammonia. All they would've done by breaking the filter was cause an ammonia spike and die :/ Sorry for the spiel lol

Youre so inspiring! I want to be a marine biologist when I'm older, I absolutely love your videos.

One major detail that you glossed over concerning the whole "going down the drain to get to the ocean" part, is that these are marine fish that are adapted to a saltwater environment, and they would not survive long at all in freshwater.

@masterofpuppets5072

3 жыл бұрын

Yes also all drains don't go to the ocean

I have a video suggestion if you're open. How about a video about things we can do to help save our oceans? Thank you!!!❤

I love Jellyfish, they are so interesting to me, it's like they are just a floating brain. There is a Jellyfish known as the Immortal Jellyfish also known as Turritopsis Dohrnii that when it gets old enough, it can reverse it's aging process back to being a larva, duplicate itself, then re-age. It is not technically immortal, but it can live for hundreds of years. They are very small, almost the size of a pinky nail. But on the topic of Venom, the most Venomous Jellyfish in the world is the Box Jellyfish as you mentioned, which could cause death from one sting, they mostly live in Australia(Where this movie takes place). One species of Box Jellyfish are called the Irukandji jellyfish, Also smaller than a fingernail can cause marks on the body called Feathering marks like if someone had been struck by lightning. (I did a project on Jellyfish for my Ecology Class)

Not to mention turtles actually getting stoned from eating jellyfish, or something like that.

The turtles need to get their parenting skills in order🤣

At 5:30, I think this is the scene that started my pathological fear of massive animals and objects?? My fear/phobia is a combo of Thalassophobia and Megalophobia.

I genuinely waited for this video

I love how disturber the nemo plush toy looks. I also love that she moved the angle in which he was put on the sofa. Like she wanted him to not look in to space in such a mortified way. genuinely cracked me up.

Hi Maria!!!!☺ Great video!!! I think I was most shocked that the EAC is 100km wide!! It's incredible!! I'm really happy that you mentioned facts about green sea turtles. I'm pretty much obssesed with marine turtles, most especially with hawk'sbill turtles and green turtles. Its really sad that they're endangered. It's really great that you reacted to finding nemo. This movie is what started my passion for marine life and the reason I'm going to be a marine biologist!!!😄 Thankyou so much!!!

@alx1703

5 жыл бұрын

MARINE BIOLOGISTS UNITE!!!!

@golesediericalesolame6829

5 жыл бұрын

Awesome!!!❤

I can't get over that goofy looking Nemo plush. It's adorable and hilarious and I want one.

Hi there ! I enjoy your videos every time and your love for marine life is is so apparent . Also Nemo was such an amazing movie - you should definitely watch Finding Dory as well. I am currently working on my BSc thesis on bioinformatics (comparative genomics- conserved non coding elements) as a CS student , and I have noticed that you mentioned bioinformatics yourself in a couple of stories on instagram! I would be really interested in learning what tools / languages you are using for your projects. Also, i hope that your PhD is going well (the phd vlogs are always interesting to watch!). Greeting from Greece - and currently Switzerland

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

hi Nikolas! Thanks for the nice comment! :) I am using R and python. But very very very basic stuff. Luckily there is a bioinformatician in our lab who does all the heavy lifting. But the little I get to do, I do enjoy. If I could go back to my bachelor/masters I would have definitely have taken more bioinformatics courses. Greeting to Greece!

Just subscribed! I recently decided to double major in marine biology and pursue a career in veterinary medicine. I definitely enjoyed relating to some of the things you've said with information I've learned in my class. Can't wait to watch the rest of your videos :)

She needs to play and react to Subnautica

@kristiandahl1310

3 жыл бұрын

Oh boy finding Sammy the reaper would be fun

@ArchangelSteve

3 жыл бұрын

Oh boy did you ever get your wish, she did an entire playthrough!

i only saw 3 of your videos but i already loved them, definitely subscribing!!

Theory:Crush adopted Squirt

In Sydney, the toilets and sinks (and all of the rest of the plumbing) runs directly out into the ocean. Bondi Bay, for Sydney proper, in fact. Maybe the warmth would have killed Nemo, but he's a tropical fish, so I doubt it. Probably all of the fish waiting at the end of the pipe 30 meters from one of the world's most iconic beaches certainly would have, though. Aussies. Gotta love them.

Nice video! Keep up the good work in the future. By the way, do you know that there were plenty of factual errors seen in the film when Marlin and Dory were inside the blue whale's mouth? For instance, whale's mouths and throats aren't directly connected to one another, so Marlin and Dory would have more than likely been swallowed by the blue whale or had to force their way out the blue whale's blowhole. In addition, blue whale's throats are not as large as portrayed in the film, only being as large as a grapefruit, dinner plate, or beach ball- though still large enough for Marlin and Dory to fit in. Blue whales have black baleen, while the one portrayed in the film has yellow baleen. And, most noticeably (and unusually), despite being portrayed as having one, blue whales do not have uvulas (the pendulum shaped structure that dangles in the back of your throat), though in the film, it doesn't look too out of place inside the whale's mouth, dangling and moving with the water inside, and the whale was given one as "stage dressing" to make the whale's mouth feel more like a giant cave. P.S. I got some of these facts (e.g. the whale uvula one) on good authority from the film's research consultant himself, Adam P. Summers, who also explained to me that water sadly does not move around inside whale's mouths like a giant waterpark wave pool. However, it would certainly be cool if that was the case. In addition, if whales had uvulas in real life, their throats probably wouldn't look so empty- and that would be cool too.

@TriumphantPenguin2

5 жыл бұрын

Thoughts on the inaccuracies and facts described, as well as the pondering on if those inaccuracies were real? You can totally steal those and use them in another video if you want to, BTW. 😉

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Very interesting. I did not think about that. Thanks for sharing

I want to believe that sea turtles are surfer dudes

Hahaha! Love when you explain your thoughts and facts with this movies

That plushy makes me laugh so much lol

Once I saw a whale and her baby, it was majestic and one of the most beautiful memories of my childhood

I have a question. Not sure if you will see it Maria or be able to get back to me but do the nematocysts on anemones work the same way as they do on jellyfish? I work at an aquarium and I think this would be a very interesting fact to tell visitors.

There are only three inaccuracies about marine biology that I found in Finding Nemo: 1. Barracudas don't eat fish eggs, they eat live prey. 2. Nigel and his friends are Brown Pelicans. Brown pelicans are not found in Sydney Australia. They are found in Florida (the southern eastern parts of the USA). 3. The lifespan of Green sea turtles is up to eighty years. Not one hundred and fifty. By the way, one hundred and fifty is not young for a sea turtle. I want to thank you for spotting something that I have not noticed. Other than that, I still love Finding Nemo, even as an adult. I give it four out of five stars.

what if whales and other cetaceans sometimes just like to sing for fun like we do?

3 жыл бұрын

That could be true! A lot of animals do things just for fun.

Squish is adopted then. That’s even cuter 🥰

My stuffed shark is named Steven after Steven Spielberg because he directed Jaws, my favorite scary shark movie. I also watch Finding Nemo with him. Also Im 29 and love feeling like a kid when I do that.

nice to meet you, from Indonesia 👋

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Nice to meet you too

@alx1703

5 жыл бұрын

I'm in North America, What's up?

That nemo plushie looks traumatised, which i guess is understandable considering what nemo went through

the shark Bruce is a nod to Steven Spielberg, for the animatronic shark used in Jaws

Another video! This is sooo good 😄

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you ^^

3:44 that moment when you watch an entirely unrelated thing and end up learning something from something else you once wondered by accident. Never knew there was a turtle called a Chelonia, I guess that is why the religious group in Red Dead Redemption 2 is called The Chelonians and they have an image of a turtle as their crest.

Acabei de achar o teu canal após ver imensos videos sobre Tubaroes, Oceanos e afins.. Adorei o canal! Continua assim!

Hi! I love your videos and I look up too you as a marine biologist, that's my dream job. I think I'm going to Queensland, Australlia to study by the Great Barrier Reef! Your videos are so helpful and cool!

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Have an amazing day as well. And all the best pursuing you passion!

what camera do you film with? what lens?

Alright miss marine biologist why is my heart fluttering when u talk ??

Make a video about Marine Filmmaker ....like you know ...what do they do ...where do they have to go ...and ....🤔.... anything and everything you know ...I will ...I mean we will be waiting..bye the way you are probably the one person I have been watching for a so long time on this subject

I have tried Fenway Allstate and I really really liked it it was a little more oily than I was expecting but I did really like it. Not as much as I liked horse steak

this videos was so good

I’m most surprised that no one ever seems to bring up that Dory mentions speaking Orca/Orcish when speaking of whale languages….but orca’s are widely acknowledged to be dolphins and the name killer whale has nothing to do with them being a whale.

This video made me smile

I've been watching videos about root languages. Makes me think it would be interesting to take a computer program that analyzes how languages diverge and try applying it to divergent groupings of whale song.

4:54 I have the same issue with Craig Mammalton, the sea lion on _SpongeBob_ - and, to a lesser extent, Pearl the whale. But hey - _SpongeBob_ is a silly cartoon, so who cares, amirite?

That is true that jellyfish do sing people but mostly the box jellyfish because it’s one of the most venomous jellyfish in the sea

Maybe Squirt's adopted by Crash?

Has anybody here ever been in the open ocean, I imagine that if it is just pitch quiet and if it looks like what the Movie’s open sea looks like, then it is probably TERRIFYING and I’m going to have nightmare now lol

Fun fact: Marlin should be immune to jellyfish because both anemones and jellyfish are closely related. They both are Cnidarians. Hydroids.

@thunderzilla3521

3 жыл бұрын

@@ORCINUS It does actually.

I don't think you should release an animal that's not part of it's natural ecosystem. It would either kill it or upset the balance of the ecosystem if it multiplies.

i have one question when a shark is upside down is it true that they are very calm and if a shark is hurt they keep moving to stay alive?

I have an Ikea Shark to named Maggie

I hope to see one on shark tale

I want this woman to be my biology teacher

Maria can u plzzzz tell me that which country is best to study and practice marine biology???

I like to think Crush adopted Squirt and the other baby turtles, since they wouldn't know who their birth parents are.

How do you feel about sea world??

Hi I have a question I’m 33 years old and I’m studying right now and I am applying for marine science, , my question is is it worth it because I feel too old to be a marine biologist or something similar? I appreciate your honesty and support, thank you 😊

I heard the Ellen annoyed her neighbors with playing loud whale music during the production of finding Nemo

im 2 years late, but if you wanna see jellyfish's nematocysts in slomo, you can check out smarter everyday's video about it. its very very awesome

Lions mane jellyfish Bell is around 11 feet in diameter the tentacles however can get up to 102 feet long

Studying marine biology now. Want to work with sharks and was interested to hear a professional’s opinion on this movie

@sailormana6249

3 жыл бұрын

Also, I think the third shark might be a mako

Thought you were going to explain how sea turtles can't or can swim upside down, but can they though?? Love to hear your thought :)

question: i have always wanted to be a marine biologist; but i get sea sick can i still pursue marine bio.?

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

You definitely can. I know a lot of people who get really sea sick, but somehow they still do it ;)

@jessicagunn3870

3 жыл бұрын

Stemitil tabs work great lol

I have to say you are beautiful, and love your stuff, I love marine biology. I want to be a shark biologists when I get older.

First to like and comment!!😄

Please don't free fish into your local waterway, give it to a pet store or something just don't throw them into a river, lake or ocean. Shit like that cause the lion fish situation that we have in the gulf of mexico, atlantic and carribean

my biggest problem with this movie yes I know several years to late. But my whale fan in me got pissed when they were ejected out of the blow hole. Whales has two separate tubes for breathing and eating. so the whale would have to just open it's mouth to "drop them off"

No cute Marine Biologist GF, why live.... Loving your content keep up that amazing work, I have considered going into marine biology before so this is all very entertaining!

Shoaling fishers aren't always schooling. I guess they failed to *shoal* up.

You should do a reaction video on Jaws, the Free Willy movies, and Dolphin Tale 🐬 And I have a question about the sea turtles. Do they actually live more than 100 years?

Can you suggest me something please... I want to do marine mammalogy... It's my passion to be with marine mammals can I do a course in which I can do specialization in marine mammals ?! Because I only want to do for marine mammals ofcourse ocean is vast and a lot of things can be studied and specialized in but would you suggest me that is this thing available out there ?

8:40 Adding to what you said it's also not smart to free animals in an habitat they don't belong because they can become an invasive species

Prehistoric marine critters: “Hey, let’s grow some hip bones, turn these fins into legs and go walk on land!” *Several millions of years of trudging along later* Whale ancestors: “Forget this walking thing, I’m going back to swimming. C y’all!”

👍

Hey great quality video!! Can I ask for some advice on Vlogging for PhDs? I'm starting a channel and am wondering if you have any tips? Thanks a million!!

@Seamemaria

5 жыл бұрын

Hi thank you! I haven´t vlogged that much through my PhD, I think deep down I am not a vlogger. But I guess it depends on what you want to show. Just work or also private life? If you want to vlog at work maybe it is good to plan a bit what you want to show. In my case, there are always a lot of people around who understandably do not like to be disturbed while working, so I had to plan to film when there were less people around. Or you can film and do a voice off to explain what is happening in the video. I´m sorry I do not have much better advice than that, I think I also need some myself ^^ I wish you the best of luck with your channel and PhD!

5 жыл бұрын

@@Seamemaria Filming with a voice off is something I hadn't contemplated, that is a very good idea! Thanks again! Very daunting but lets see how it goes! :D

guess she was inspired to become marine biologist from watching nemo !!

Maria could you react to the free willy franchise

Imagine she seeing all 'the deep' friends in the amzone primes series THE BOYS

I'm on Instagram too. Do you like my photo? Hail Hydra!

If you want to free an anomal, and this goes to many animals, do not release it into the wild either. Florida, as one example, has had many had it's reef ecology damaged by released lionfish which is an invasive species. Always buy any pet only after research and with the understanding it is for life, not for a short time. If you cannot look after it anymore, the best place is another pet owner who is aware of it's needs and give it the life it deserves.

Kind of off topic of the video but where did you get that shark plush? I really like sharks.

@commandernici

3 жыл бұрын

it's the BLAHAJ from ikea - I actually have the same one it's giant and super great for cuddling

@Oddity2994

3 жыл бұрын

@@commandernici Update: got one

Your stuff shark made me think of my shark beanie babie I had has a kid.

Never free fish into your local environment. The fish you free may dominate the local ecosystem by having no predators or introduce a parasite or disease that can damage the local flora or fauna.

Dory is a member of a fish eating rehab group?

I wonder how many turtles accidentally inbreed?

Is this shark is from IKEA? :D

I love the ocean and this just made me qant to become a marine bioligest, but this is a kids movie. REALISIM DONT EXIST

Yep Oracas. An sea Turtles so cool if your in the water killer Whales will let you know a great white Sharks are around will Circle you an jump out of the water. Now that so cool.

How much do you earn ? Where do you get all your fundings from?

So, Japan, Norway, no more whaling, 'k? The Cetacean Nation prefers evolved species.

Ahoy hoy Maria Do jellyfish actually do anything you so and if not why do we have them

When I was a child I fantasized about being eaten by a whale.

Why are female biologists always significantly more attractive then Male ones

and some jellyfish hurt like a bitch for like 15 minutes and make you really red...