It's crazy to think that an average person can now watch with scientists as they observe a species alive for the first time

@John_winston

4 жыл бұрын

We are literally in the future

@ruiqiangliu3511

4 жыл бұрын

I think the scientists are average people too. Remember some of their money is from your tax

@eric1012wi

4 жыл бұрын

Kind of crazy how these scientists sound like average people.

@originalbadguy9520

4 жыл бұрын

We are living in such exciting times!! Arent we?! I LOVE IT!

@Totozme

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah we could also take their place because the don't speak like scientists, more like teenagers

Welllll when I was watching this live it didn’t occur to me that it was the first EVER time anyone was seeing this species alive. This is why I like live dives.

@KreativeHogwartsLegacyGUIDES

4 жыл бұрын

wow! you are history now :). who controls the nautilus?

@pilotfish3338

4 жыл бұрын

@@KreativeHogwartsLegacyGUIDES I don't know who controls the Nautilus but you can probably find that on their website somewhere. Also, if you watch Nautilus (or NOAAS Okeanos, another ship) for long enough you get to see history made sooner or later!

1:35 That big grey fish is like 'must not move, must not move''

@auntmick2011

4 жыл бұрын

Michel I think that is a frog fish.

@vincentx2850

4 жыл бұрын

@@auntmick2011 more like a seatoad. Frogfish is more of a shallow water family

@auntmick2011

4 жыл бұрын

Vincent X hmmm... gonna have to look that up.

@auntmick2011

4 жыл бұрын

Vincent X I think you are correct. I learned something new!!!

@farvision

4 жыл бұрын

More likely, given that it looks like a frog fish, "come here little squid ... I'm just a rock". I think it would gulp the squid down if the squid came close enough!

Love how he turns red when he senses danger. Then zooms away like a deflated balloon.

@garenreynolds8409

4 жыл бұрын

If you look closely around 1:00 at the tentacles it kinda looks like it's trying to imitate a lobster/shrimp type creature.

@blacklion8307

4 жыл бұрын

I think I remember something about how many animals in the deep sea have no visual receptors for red, because water filters the red out of the sunlight anyway, so many animals use red as a way of camouflage. Ironic, considering the way animals on, and closer to, the surface, use it. I might be wrong, though.

@leonardpearlman4017

4 жыл бұрын

@@garenreynolds8409 For a second I thought it had caught something! Seems like that might scare off some things. The subtle sinuous squid!

@Crystal-uh2gc

3 жыл бұрын

@@blacklion8307 i see we were bingewatching the same type of stuff

Humans in humming, shining floating coral: "We have come in peace" Caveman squid: "Piss off! lol"

@Virjunior01

4 жыл бұрын

"Go back to your sea-level, Squid-Power" "Well... uh...."

@samhodge7460

3 жыл бұрын

I hate to ruin the magic, but their vehicles are remotely operated

@israrisrar3800

3 жыл бұрын

@@samhodge7460 so are the ufos

@alexiswilliamsinc

3 жыл бұрын

@@samhodge7460 Magic maintained! 🤗 Still just as cool, and the squid is still not having any parts of it. 🤣

This is why I’m subscribed to this channel.

@Praetor_Fenix420

4 жыл бұрын

me too

@xavagriffith438

4 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@renefuentes7085

4 жыл бұрын

I just subscribed

@hawkeye5029

4 жыл бұрын

Same but you know what's crazy, 95% of our oceans are undiscovered. We know more about the universe than our own backyard

@jancelabobo8238

4 жыл бұрын

I was about to type this same comment lol. Years on, this channel never fails to amaze

So one day the nautilus camera pans round and there's just two huge eyes filling the frame... O_O

I love it when the scientists all go like "what is that?!"

Did they register it in the Pokedex? Professor Oak will not be pleased if you let a newly discovered species get away without registering it.

@martinkullberg6718

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@wanderingangelstudio1359

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@francois9603

3 жыл бұрын

😭😭😭

@mscolli3

3 жыл бұрын

Oak needs to stick to giving wood to make another Ash.

You guys have the absolute coolest jobs in the universe!

@indridcold8433

4 жыл бұрын

I don't know about that. I am a grease monkey. Before that I guarded empty buildings scheduled for demolision until the demision day came. I hate my life.

@MrAlwaysRight

4 жыл бұрын

Nah f that breh. I'm not getting into a submarine that goes to the bottom of the ocean.

@indridcold8433

4 жыл бұрын

@@MrAlwaysRight It will be very hard to get to the bottom of the sea without a submarine.

@MrAlwaysRight

4 жыл бұрын

@@indridcold8433 oh really? I didnt know that.

LOVED seeing her aggressive posturing when she was trying to intimidate the nautilus lmao

@icedtrs8455

3 жыл бұрын

Her?

@LeBatteur

3 жыл бұрын

@@icedtrs8455 We don’t know if it’s not, so why not.

Thank you so much. One day, maybe far into the future, you and your work will be far more valued than it is today. Love from Chile.

Amazing, never even heard of this Squid before. Looks amazing and weird, I love it! Thankyou for the find!

@BrickTamlandOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

that's kinda the whole point of the video... never before filmed.

0:23 When a scientist goes "i'm so confused" you know its bound to be good

I propose the common name pen/quill squid. Also I wonder if that extension includes the squids own pen( part of its sorta partial spine).

@adumbooctopus1115

4 жыл бұрын

Oooh, I love it! :D

@T3SKATLIPOC4

4 жыл бұрын

... its name means, it already has one 😅

@robertlussier2944

4 жыл бұрын

I was wondering if somehow a sea pen made its attachment to the tail of the squid, and formed a commensal relationship?

@eslirastar666

3 жыл бұрын

Angler Squid?

@mikeoxmall3847

3 жыл бұрын

No spine, it's mimicking a sophonophore during an early stage of growth.

You guys really have the best job a human being can possibly have!!😍👍

You're among the few KZreadrs who have realised the importance of HD videos of deep sea. Thanks for this!🙏

How do we know that's not a larval stage of the giant KRAKEN!??

@FrikInCasualMode

4 жыл бұрын

Because giant Kraken wouldn't be able to find enough food to sustain itself. Sure, great size lets you catch bigger prey. But when you grow too much, there is not enough big prey close enough you can catch without spending more energy than you can get. That's why whales switched from quality to quantity and started eating plankton in bulk.

@twasbrillig33

4 жыл бұрын

@@FrikInCasualMode tell that to the sperm whale

@jeetdas3173

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrikInCasualMode good explanation!!

@anonb4632

3 жыл бұрын

@@FrikInCasualMode They live off nuclear submarines and frogmen. It's all covered up by the military. 😆

@eslirastar666

3 жыл бұрын

What if it's just Cthulus sperm? 🤣

I love how this ferocious little noodle looks the size of a pencil compared to the vehicle, but still tries to attack & intimidate it. It's giant & colossal relatives would be proud!

I love this channel, these crews, and these dives so damn much.

I freaking love this channel!!! I think it's the coolest thing that I can watch creatures from millions of years ago live!!

I am so happy that I have discover this channel and a bit sad I did not know about it for so long. love your work keep it up!

Incredible footage, thank you!

Wow! That wavy skirt turned into a red sash!

Beautiful, I love this channel. Thank you so much for the research you guys do.

That was an incredible encounter 🤩 you guys have an amazing job!

It went through 2 forms and did 0 Dmg, so it changed to a third, then held L1+R1

@ceciliaveeck5620

3 жыл бұрын

I was hoping to find a comment like this, thank you (and loved your pic lmao, angry qiqi so cute)

Another super cool video, with scientists just as much in awe as me! THAT'S why this is the coolest channel

Awesome work congratulations 🎉

It looks like the squid equivalent of a peacock

Thank you for sharing! So cool! As a marine science nerd this made my day!!!

Whoa, he almost wrecked your whole sub, don't you mess around with him again

Wow very cool. Rarely do we seem to capture what is in the air above or the sea below but rewarded when we take the time to look just a bit beneath the surface !

Its the reason why i follow your Lives. Discovery of New creatures is my passion and In all my life i was very interested about abyssal world.

Fantastic. Hands down the reason why a National Geographic exists, to discover amazing new species, catalog them and name them. All this recorded on video for all history.

The commentary is the best part of these videos

It's a squid that is a siphonophore mimic.

Now we gotta name it Kelp Squid

@garenreynolds8409

4 жыл бұрын

If you look closely around 1:00 it looks like it's trying to mimic a lobster or shrimp when it's attacking. Idk how no one else has pointed this out!

So cool! Great work!

this is the most wholesome channel on youtube 🖤

That was cool to see, a first never before seen new squid. Very cool. Thank you for showing us that.

That long tail makes it very elegant from an already very graceful squid😍😍😍

Amazing footage .Very fascinating.

Omg I looove hearing people geek out about their fiel real-time 😁😁

I love this channel. So many videos of creaturs people can mostly only read about.

great find!

I got to see this live. Was a cool moment.

Really cool how the "extension" or what you'd call it looked shriveled up and soft at first, but once it started scooting around a bit it got pretty stiff, even when it was swimming with the extenstion ahead of it

I live for listening to these people geeking out about sea creatures.

@MsFuzzipoo

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. A LOT of people complain about the chatter... Listening to scientists geek out (no pun intended) over what they're seeing is what keeps me coming back to this channel. Why wouldn't they get excited about these amazing discoveries!?! If ya don't like it, use the mute button ;)

"It's like a unicorn" lol 😂 Beautiful squid tho!

Like nothing I've seen before.

This is freaking awesome!! What a cool job

Thanx for all amazing and learni g videos.. 4k?

I love this channel 💕

Love how youtube recommends me such random videos

Now this was AMAZING!!!! I always watch and love the work u guys do but moments like this is rewriting history!! U guys r heros of the deep terrestial space .. 😁 good work guys .. u don't get enough media attention .. u r the aqucuanauts of the new age of discovery? Keep going !!! And thank u

Nice job naut!!!

Beautiful ! Thanks

That was so neat! My first thought was that it was a ‘decorator squid’ or something weird like that. Like it had stuck a feather anemone on its head for extra defence?? But the way that part changed Color!!! Wow, the things we have no idea live on our planet are legion!

I like that people get to see a scientist reap reaction to seeing something new

Damn he really put on a show for you guys. Great video!

Definitely worth a watch!

amazing footage

It looks like the 'stunning siphonophore' you guys filmed about 5 years ago.

Hey, my husband works for NOAA also. He's also a Dr. We're out in Seattle working NOAA fisheries.

¡¡¡Gracias ...Por su empeño y trabajo...Es fascinante y asombroso..Gracias de nuevo un abrazo desde Argentina!!!

Awww you guys made me ink!

Humans coming to observe in peace Skinny long squid: "AYO square up bro"

What an amazing little squid!

Odd, even for a squid

These guys have the best jobs ever!

That's so interesting. My guess is that those "feathers" serve as a sort of net to catch falling marine snow akin to how Feather Stars grab planktonic material?

Nice find!

These videos changes yhe perspective towards scientists

You have a nice channel.... All you need is a live chat so we can talk to y'all! 🤙 when doing your live expeditions!

@AtlasReburdened

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, not being able to chat is the reason I don't watch the streams. Real shame too. I don't even care if they pay attention to it, but it seems rude to force anyone who wants to watch to just sit there muzzled.

@longlivethefish

4 жыл бұрын

Atlas WalkedAway.... 💯 agree! Me too I have stop watching it... As much as I love the ocean I can't stand here just listening to other chit chatting and not being part of the conversation... I also think it's rude from'em not taking their audience serious! 🙈👎 beautiful concept done by rude ppl 😳🤷‍♂️

the mantle fan might be an external oxygen exchange structure: or it serves a function to attract a mate; the leafy part also seems dexterous, I love it.

That was awesome! And to think there are many, many more species we havent a clue about. WICKED COOL that was.....

Way cool. That is why we love our planet, so many animals and were still finding more all the time.

Looks like the squid is trying to eliminate a parasite.

Maybe the crest lets it work like a filter feeder? That is, assuming that it can somehow bend its crest over in front of its mouth.

It tested you, deemed you no threat when you were not aggressive back, and returned out of curiosity. that is disturbingly bright.

Squid: I’m here to commandeer this vessel humans.

I think the mimicry suggestion is definitely valid! When I first saw it, I thought I was looking at a siphonophore.

I just love watching a group the top marine scientists all saying “what is that, anyone know what we are looking at here?” Its great that there is so much more to explore on our planet.

The appendage seemed almost like something to filter microbes from the water. It is reminiscent of a fan tail worm.

This is so beautiful

That squid is every "tough guy" in traffic.

I love how the deep seas are very much like my neighbourhood in the 90s with literally everyone showing off at the first stare.

Oh my god, this will make history! :D

Saw one scuba diving years ago. Harmless. 🦑

Hope there is a chance to collect one in the future.

It is so much fun to get to see so many deep sea weirdos scooting around and how they react to the presence of the vehicle checking them out. I seem to remember a recent post about the fish on the sea floor resembling a large pollywog. Since I don't know what else to call the wobbly fish, pollywog will have to do.

Awww!! You guys made me ink!!!

This is a stage in the squids growth where it mimics sophonophores in the water column cuz predators dnt really bother with them as they are not a really a worthwhile food source. Also they might think it can sting like other species of sophonophores .

Wow, for a little squid it was very curious.

That squid was amazing!

It totally looked like the seaweedthat washes up here in the west coast/central coat California. Same color sableshallow and everything. The back of it liked just like the leaf and his body looked like this little jalapeno looking thing that the leaf grows off of. Is crazy how much it looked like it

Super cool, thanks

How lucky are these folks? Every day they get to say "Cool, Wow" I want a job like that.

If this is from the live stream yesterday I'm gonna slap myself... I followed it on and off, but missed THIS...?!