"uhhhh stretch" "if i were an octopus that's prime real estate right there" is this the same guy omg hahaha

Bless this ridiculous treasure of a channel

This is so calming, therapeutic almost.

@bookiecurls7426

6 жыл бұрын

IMA HECKIN BLACK BELT I can tell you need some therapy from your profile pic.

@MrKnnthc93

5 жыл бұрын

I know I love it when 6 people talk at the same time.

@jefflindeman

4 жыл бұрын

Bookie Curls ~Me thinks we could all use some therapy...your profile pic included! 🖤🤧🤓😎🤡

Such a privilege to be able to stare into a different world.

@iCazZiStronZi

3 жыл бұрын

J024 go live there...

Ever since I first discovered this website, I have been reborn in my curiosity and love of marine biology, specifically for octopuses. I am sure they are my favorite creature of this world. They are beautiful, intelligent creatures the ethereal fairies of the sea. Thank you so much Nautilus for your showing us of your discoveries and for opening up my heart to creation again.

@iCazZiStronZi

3 жыл бұрын

This website is KZread.... and last time I checked, I don’t think it was a marine biology site lol 😂

@caroljomartin3051

3 жыл бұрын

It might interest you to know they don't share any DNA with any other animal on earth. They're also the only animal that doesn't. Maybe they're extraterrestrial....

Beyond incredible. Thank you for allowing me to see this, as it is, in it's natural state and habitat with minimal disturbance. This is their world. We are just visiting. I'm intrigued a bit by the worms that are intertwined in some of the 'fauna'. Interesting to say the least. I find this all incredible and amazed to live in times where science and techography have merged with widespread availability. Great work all involved!

@sockeye42069

7 жыл бұрын

Fluffy Colt it looks like the worms in the fauna might've actually been brittle sea stars; they hang on to various plants and corals in order to bum food off of them.

@pengudiegu

6 жыл бұрын

Fluffy Colt nature is beautiful and deadly isn't it

@originalbadguy9520

4 жыл бұрын

I just said the same thing the other day. I feel so incredibly lucky to live in such amazing times!

Octopus moms are the most dedicated moms in the world.

@FrikInCasualMode

6 жыл бұрын

Dumb, too. They die almost immediately after their children hatch. Talk about throwing your kids into deep water.

@blacktigerpaw1

5 жыл бұрын

@@FrikInCasualMode Also man killers. They'll rip the penises off the males, some of them.

@Katya_Lastochka

5 жыл бұрын

They're certainly not feminists. "My body , my rights!"

@iCazZiStronZi

3 жыл бұрын

anondecepticon Says a lot about your own mother lol 😂

@lostotter1956

3 жыл бұрын

Pardon me, ? Idk if that’s a shot against pro-choice arguments, but pro-choice isn’t necessarily pro-abortion. Pro-choice just wants to be able to make decisions for themselves, which can include continuing or discontinuing the pregnancy, but it’s not an indicator that they couldn’t be dedicated mothers.

Do you think octopus view these submersibles the same way we view UFOs?

@drakekay6577

7 жыл бұрын

haa haa those Octopods aren't flashing camera phones n videos, uploading them to youtube and having discussions about ufos. :D I think their response looks like their normal response to potential prey, sit really still.

@Preacher_.

5 жыл бұрын

Unidentified Floating Object!

@stevensonDonnie

5 жыл бұрын

No, octopus are smart. They just write it off as stuff happens, I got babies to raise!

@originalbadguy9520

4 жыл бұрын

I was just pondering the same kinda thing! LOL! The thing I find really amazing is that most sea creatures are relatively naturally "tame"! Rather than fleeing, most seem just as curious about us as we are about them!

@firefistx7477

4 жыл бұрын

I dont think so. Coz the fish actually view these things xD

So beautiful! Their heads are so spherical, eyes so large and round, and perfectly spiraling arms. Extra cute!

I can't get enough of these nautilous videos

The image at 6:06 is... truly fantastic and mesmerizing to me.

@itschrispretorius

7 жыл бұрын

Same

@mehboobkm2018

3 жыл бұрын

Same here.. I thought i could meditate looking at that view... Deep..

I love these videos, it's so amazing to get the chance to get this close to these creatures without disturbing or hurting them. It's so wonderful.

Ever since that one guy said “that octopus head looks like a cute nose” I can’t stop seeing them with giant noses instead of heads

They are soooo beautiful. I love them so much. What a treat this is !

as a scuba diver, these videos are extentions of my activity

That's so amazing! Wish I could adventure and look at amazing ocean critters!

AMAZING! Truly fantastic.

WOW! Incredible Between 6:10 - 6:35, it is almost impossible to see as the video is playing, but if you tap your keyboard arrow to the right, then left, then right ( just to skim in between scenes), you can see the octopus' "brain"(?) move from a flat shape, into more of a bulge in between it's eyes as if it new Nautilus was there lol

@lcthatsme2939

4 жыл бұрын

Funny, I did the same thing! Fun fact: the only part of their body that they can’t change the shape of, is the area between their eyes. So they can fit through/into any space that’s just a bit wider than that space, annd even cooler? They can typically judge whether they’ll fit just by eyeballing (get it? Haha) the space! I love octopuses...

So beautiful...a joy to watch.

The purple one hanging upside down reminds me of the little octopus that you guys roasted for its googly eyes, lol.

This is so amazing and satisfying. Thanks for your work! *-*

I love what you're doing. ❤️

How far down is this? These moms look like jewels in the rocks. They definitely pose beautifully for the cameras!

@crystalm4324

4 жыл бұрын

Wow, here I am again, led back to this video after a current MBARI live feed. These moms can brood for 3-4 years so they HAVE to eat something.

Very special footage!

Besides the eggs of the brooding octopus, if you look down and to the left you can see emptied egg sacs as well! So cool!!

Amazing footage, the octopus eyes have so much personality. cool animal B-) thnks guyz

Another excellent example of fractals in nature.

The other scientists: Wow that octopus is brooding that one scientist: They'll basically starve

Anyone else seeing fibonacci shape when the octopus curls it's arms?

@laurastevenson9380

4 жыл бұрын

penzman first thing I thought of.

Wow! Amazing

Mesmerizing experience ❤️

So beautiful - im so in love with octopods 😍 🐙💞💗💞🐙

This is great!

Whatever kind of octopus these are, they are adorable! They look like animated creatures they are so cute! DOZE EYES DOE!

"🎼Id like to be Under the sea In an octopus'garden in the shade"🎶🎶🎶

The Octopi 🐙 are one of the most caring Mothers ♥

Love the scientists comments! 😁😁😁❤

What an awesome dude

Fantastic :)

Wow the octopus is so pretty

Octopus - the most devoted mothers on the planet!

Wow. Wow.

This is amazing, the animals seem so unreal. 😩😩😩😩

I love octopi. They're smart.

They are SO adorable! They should be called the Purple Leopard Octopus!

I had no clue that they laid eggs soooooo cool

It’s prime realestate 👌

“Let me at ‘em, let me at ‘em!” 🐙

at 7:00 are those shrimp? coming in and out of view?

What kind of octopus are these? They always look pinkish and they are very dainty.

Does anyone know what species of octopus this is at 2:00?

at 9:40 I think the octopus is trying to look like a puffer fish to scare them away.

What kind of octopus?

Amazing, just astonishing and a privilege to be alive at this time to see such beautiful flora and fauna in such complexity. Reg public awareness, could those commenting possibly make mention the age, if known, of the corals and other long lived organisms that are fixed to the sea floor or structures. It's my understanding that some of these calls are their ages in the hundreds and sometimes thousands and possibly tens of thousands of years. And we indiscriminately send down nets to just troll and those corals are considered bicatch and thrown back in ocean destroyed. Also reg the brooding octopus, terrestrial mammals reptiles birds reptiles lesser to heat is involved in the brooding process but for these octopus how are these eggs what mechanism allows them to develop in the absence of heat. Best Regards one and all. James. Oh one more reg timestamp 09:15 octopus making color and texture change covered in vast amounts of marine snow. If this octopus lives in complete darkness, what process has allowed it to perceive the different textures and shapes in the environment if it can never see them. The general sea floor is just soft and shape less but somehow in the presence of Argus lights the octopus instantly knows what color and texture. I am assuming that any creature with eyes having lived at depth and darkness, would be blinded for no short time by the lights and yet the octopus makes good choices. Amazing.

The ROV pilots must be like "ugh this is the tenth one already, I just want to go up !"

Are you all in an underwater submarine vessel of sorts or are you operating this machine remotely?

@Don.Challenger

4 жыл бұрын

This is where the work is done and the remote vehicles are operated nautiluslive.org/photo/2013/08/10/scientists-control-room aboard the vessel nautiluslive.org/tech/ev-nautilus

Complete with their own reality TV show too.

i lessoned to avenged seven fold strength of the world while watching this and i love it s

💓💓💓

That last one looked like it was mimicking a pufferfish.

do these animals 'see'? i mean it's dark all the time down there isnt it. like why do they even have eyes? question is not for octopus only but other animals too.

@tezlaactual6582

3 жыл бұрын

They're eyes are super sensitive compared to ours so they need much lower light levels to see, a lot of them also see in ultraviolet...compared to the rest of the animal kingdom humans are basically blind

why type of octopus is that?

Doesn't the really bright lights of the underwater vehicle hurt or damage the eyes of deep sea organisms?? I would think they would be so sensitive to it because not only are their eyes so big, they are adapted to gather even the slightest amount of light in the deep darkness. Also the lasers if shined into the eyes of those animals could be particularly damaging.

@misssmisssymaria

5 жыл бұрын

Dr. Spectre I’m pretty sure they’re aware of that, which is why they don’t sit there pointing the spotlight on the fish for hours, it’s momentarily. Also, those lasers are what they use to take measurements, they can’t exactly take rulers or measuring tape to those depths.

Amazing Deep Sea Life!!

She tried to tell them they starve to death 3 times whilst those guys Kept talking over her. Gosh.

Those perfectly curled tentacles remind me of the Fibonacy sequence!

Wait you forgot your what’s on left

3:17 crustacean on the coral

Thank you great video Has. An alien head face 👽 octopus 🐙 are fascinating so interesting intelligent I watched a video where some people helped one that was up on the beach , the next day they came back same area and it came swam along edge of water while they were walking like it recognized them thanking them Ya know they look so creepy scary to me tho I guess I shouldn’t feel that way

The sea feather

♥️😊

''Karl Malden Octopus"....mid-century reference!

“Whooosh.”

What if octopods had developed a way to survive after brooding and could help raise and teach further generations?

Our Heavenly Father's creatures! Amazing; thank you for sharing! God bless!🐙🌊🦑

It is a possivility that the lights your craft uses migth get blind this animals? They dont seem to have iris or close their eyes.

06:08 Medusa

7:09 - that made me snort

1:26 - он спит, в защитной позе, от ползающих...)

they're not brooding... they're summoning cthulhu yall

great music choice. Sad you changed it in your newer videos.

The night mare octopus king of the Galilean moon, Europa..

Looks like HYDRA logo upside down!🤣

6:07 who hit their vape while squid watching?

Octomom is best mom. She literally starves herself to death for her kids.

There is an alien world underwater 😲

Skull n Bones

..at 1.42..that looks more like the alien sucking its thumb in MIB..😮😮🕊

I feel like Jules Verne.

а яркий и продолжительный свет не вредит глубоководным жителям?

Someone watches ARCHER!!!!

All this amazing wonder and all I can think is "Hail, Hydra!"

These creatures live in darkness, don’t the lights hurt their eyes?

If sea turtles remember where they hatched, think the octopi similarly go back to where they were brought up?

You think the Lady among you could speak without your interrupting?

For Gods sake if they're starving....someone give em' a sandwich or pie outta ya lunchbox! Lol

I'm craving takoyaki for some reason.

So why nobody has tried to feed a female octopus while she is taking care of her eggs?

@GaldirEonai

3 жыл бұрын

It's been tried in captivity. They refuse food that's offered to them while brooding. They have hormone-producing glands behind their eyes that basically shut down everything not directly related to reproduction after mating. Removing those glands renders a female octopus infertile but vastly increases her lifespan.

GIRL SAYING FACTS ABOUT OCTOPUSES I HEAR YOU OVER THE MEN INTERRUPTING YOU

@lostotter1956

3 жыл бұрын

Right? Let her speak!!

octopodes is the correct plural word for an octopus.

@Brynwyn123

6 жыл бұрын

Jakob Warkentin nah, mixing Latin and Greek (which is rarely used)? Octopuses is the most correct form.

@zorrows_tale2

4 жыл бұрын

berlin late but octopus isn’t actually Latin it’s Greek so it was changed from Latin to Greek yes op is correct in that sense but you are also correct cause it was changed yet again to make English more regular making the plural form of octopus octopuses but octopodes is also correct as it has a Greek ending