8:10 "The F- is that?" That, is Cthulhu.

@Th3Downz

5 жыл бұрын

I was hoping at the end they'd hypothesize how deep R'lyeh is

@nerthus4685

5 жыл бұрын

​@@Th3Downz Interesting how Lovecraft placed Cthulhu in the Southeast Pacific.

@JiveTurkeyify

4 жыл бұрын

That's what I was thinking.

@Gnossiene369

4 жыл бұрын

Not every fictional squid is Cthulhu.

@AlfredoNader

3 жыл бұрын

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

stoned dudes learning sciencey stuff. we should hang out.

@Izkapts

5 жыл бұрын

Meow! ^^

@dshepherd107

5 жыл бұрын

Biologist here.. right on

@EngelbertHumperdinck86

5 жыл бұрын

Damn nature, you scary!

@aum1083

4 жыл бұрын

Beavis and Butt-Head?

@zen4189

4 жыл бұрын

Yeh and forget it in the next minute or 2...

Trying to imagine the one dude that was so unhappy with his life he down voted, like “nah these dudes having fun and laughing, not on my watch"

@TechronixOfficial

5 жыл бұрын

it's such a positive channel too, some people just want to be negative I guess lmao

@StayAwayFromMyCat

5 жыл бұрын

With such a statistically small number of downvotes, it's extremely likely that they were just from people accidentally pressing the button by mistake on their phones.

@shavonegranville6004

5 жыл бұрын

lmao someone was like niggas learning?! not okay with me!

@Stevesrssrssrs

5 жыл бұрын

Now it's 7 miserable bastards 21 hours later!!

@ALEKSONEARTH

5 жыл бұрын

could just be bots

9:50 “A COLOSSAL squid? That’s bigger than the giant squid!” Hilarious dude

"Colossal Squid?!" yall crack me up

I’ve been to the Abysmal Zone. Called my first marriage. Isn’t that right, Karen?

@eugeniav4721

5 жыл бұрын

comment of the day for me lol lol

@OuterHeavenNET

5 жыл бұрын

Your first mistake was marrying a woman named Karen. That automatically entitles her to asking for the manager.

@buckeyebeezy829

5 жыл бұрын

That's right! Fuck you, Karen.

@CircuitSix

5 жыл бұрын

You sir, are my hero.

@heidi9583

5 жыл бұрын

Omg, I stopped hearing this video because I was laughing so effing hard when I saw this!!!!

And just think, it’s all on that small dot in the universe

@bagbunny

5 жыл бұрын

I am far to high to have read that comment…. shit....

@Mr.February

5 жыл бұрын

Chill 😂😂😂

@HBC423

5 жыл бұрын

@@bagbunny go listen to an Alan watts lecture

@LeeMaitland

5 жыл бұрын

And the abyss is the size of a universe compared to an atom, it is all about perspective.

@HBC423

5 жыл бұрын

@@LeeMaitland nope the abyss stares back

Hey, dude in the Rockets hat, you better watch it. At 3:47 you were already getting that old man face. That was damn quick!

@letsgotomarsman

5 жыл бұрын

bagbunny chill 😂

@frankensteinslab2906

5 жыл бұрын

😂🤣😭

@simeon7450

5 жыл бұрын

hahaha i was about to say the same

@ssths

5 жыл бұрын

@@frankensteinslab2906 You ought to check this video out. Its called Diver Mauled in Squid Attack | Man-Eating Super Squid kzread.info/dash/bejne/a3qfzpVqYs_SlLQ.html

@ssths

5 жыл бұрын

@@frankensteinslab2906 you also might wanna check out some videos on Giant Isopods (its like a roly poly but its from the ocean and is about the size of a basketball. plenty of videos of people catching them on land) Or you could check out pistol or mantis shrimp. Pistol shrimp can clamp their claw and create a sonic boom that can be heard underwater. it creates a superheated vacuum that they use to stun prey so they can eat it. mantis shrimp and hammer shrimp have this weird spear like thing they use to hammer and smash other shrimp and crabs etc and eat them. The ocean is a gangster mfn place.

Man , I would !love to hang with you guys and go through these science videos with you. Love the comedy reaction videos but the sense of wonder and astonishment you have for these is infectious. BTW go Rockets.

Colossal Squid and Giant Squid were indeed myth for quite a while. They're pretty rare (because they exist so deep in the Ocean) and that means that for a long time the only references were very, very rare times sailors would see them or when they washed ashore (but I think they decompose/explode quickly due to the lack of pressure or something. I have no clue as to why there wasn't more evidence) but they were discovered to exist a while ago and there's footage of living Giant and Colossal Squid you can see afaik. The myth of them sinking Ships is infact a myth I believe and probably came from stories when people saw them and thought they looked like mythical creatures. Also, Megaladons aren't mythical, they are simply extinct. They DID exist and some people say they might still exist but are simply extremely rare or hard to find. An example of a similar thing happening is the Coelacanth, a rare order of fish that was thought extinct. They thought it had gone extinct 66 million years ago and only fossils were found. Then in the 30s the first live being of the species was found. The second was found in the 90s.

@bendover9813

Жыл бұрын

Giant and Colossal Squid may not have sunk ships, but they absolutely did pluck sailors off of boats on rare occasions before eating them…

All squids have hard “beaks” and when animals eat squids the beak doesn’t break down.. Well with that said we know the colossal squid exist because we have found beaks that our the size of footballs in the gut of a blues whale, indicating that squids body would have to be around 90 feet long :) so ya there out there lol btw love ur guys channel!

@BLUE5294

5 жыл бұрын

Krystel Fletcher 8 sharp anacondas grab you then you see a giant beak underwater with your name on it. I'll take a great white shark over that any day.

@corriban

5 жыл бұрын

Probably talking about Sperm Whales, Blue Whales are filter feeders.

@pointystuff

5 жыл бұрын

They've also found bodies of the squids for even more proof.

@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248

4 жыл бұрын

The are well documented. They are not like bigfoot or Chupacabre. Giant Squid are a real thing just like the Blue Whale and the guppie.

I BIN DOWN HERE FOR A MINUTE!!! Said the giant squid.

@experssion123

5 жыл бұрын

He had a cigarette, hangin out of his mouth

@SKa-tt9nm

5 жыл бұрын

How long you know Dookie Shoes??

@tstan9713

4 жыл бұрын

@@experssion123 mouf

...Nice channel fellas...greetings from Croatia,EU...

I’ve gone down a rabbit hole with your videos fellas. Love them keep it up. Also you two always look so baked! It hilarious!

More Damn's then a Chris Tucker movie!!!! Luv these guys! Peace and love all the way from New Zealand.

That was a drawing of Cthulhu at the end there. And now you know why Aquaman is bulletproof. He can swim down there and not die.

Yes it was Jim Cameron the director. Deep sea diving is a hobby for him. Although he didn't find the Titanic, he did take many submarine trips down to the wreckage, both for footage for the move of the same name, and for a Disney documentary about the ill-fated cruise liner. And then he basically tied the world record for the deepest dive down in the Mariana Trench.

"500 Meters? That's it?" Bro that's hugely deep lol.

@Nishua

4 жыл бұрын

In terms of the ocean no it's not because we don't even know how deep it goes

@DerekMoore82

3 жыл бұрын

500 meters = 1,640 ft. Yeah, that's pretty deep.

@jeepersmcgee3466

3 жыл бұрын

@@DerekMoore82 About 1610 feet deeper underwater than I've ever been

@itsmetra4708

3 жыл бұрын

How much of the 5% did you know?...🤣🤣🤣

@ripp3rjak934

3 жыл бұрын

I mean. They just reactors. Not smart lol

This is the most hilarious reaction video y’all have done so far...I can’t stop crying 😂🤣😂😂🤣

These dudes.....so baked. Love watchin this channel MAD PROPS!

Love how you watch a variety of things. Feel like I'm on the same page and laugh when you laugh like with friends. Never watched reactions ever, but enjoy your clips

I had the same reaction when they flashed the light on that black dragon fish. 😂😂😂 Love your videos!

Every *_10 meters_* (33ft) *_underwater is equal to about one atmosphere of pressure._* Imagine *_3 Grizzly Bears_* sitting on your chest, that's what it feels like at 30-40m down. *It's difficult for your lungs to expand and take in enough air with that amount of pressure on your chest* and it's why most recreational scuba divers don't go past 40 meters. Not to mention all the other dangers like *_decompression sickness_* (when exiting that amount of pressure too quickly), *_nitrogen narcosis_* (basically getting drunk underwater, lowers your cognitive function), *_pulmonary embolism_* (ascending too quickly, your lungs basically explode), and lots of other dangers as you increase in depth.

Yo, guys. So, been sitting here in Israel watching yo shit. I like it. Keep it up

@tahmidk1

5 жыл бұрын

stay safe dude try not to get yo ass bombed

@SalemPhiladelphia

5 жыл бұрын

@@tahmidk1 should tell him not to bomb other people

@kw7142

5 жыл бұрын

chill man hes one dude hes not the government

@tahmidk1

5 жыл бұрын

@@SalemPhiladelphia you're a part of the problem if you think everyone in Israel is bombing people.

@SalemPhiladelphia

5 жыл бұрын

@@tahmidk1 😂😂 it's mandatory for everyone to join for 2 years......

I love how blown away you guys are with the Laniakea Supercluster... you've mentioned it a few times across various videos hahaha

You guys make me laugh my ass off. Thanks!

I love how sober you are by the end of these videos :) Going from barely being able to opening your eyes to trying to figure out the answers to life! I haven't been that ripped in a while...

Love watching these videos with you guys. Carlin, Burr, O'Neal, and these types of educational videos are the type of stuff I watch by myself. It's fun to be "watching" it with somebody else. Keep up the great work.

"JAMES CAMERON?!? THE DIRECTOR?!?" I diedddd

Do more of these educational vids, fellas. I appreciate the reactions you give, discussions it generates etc. Also I think it's good that people accept we really don't know that much. There's always more to learn and often the more answers we get the more questions we then have too. Respect and care for all life, nature and the Earth. We are far too arrogant as a species.

I’ve never understood reaction videos. Like at all. But you guys make it work and I dig it. Stay authentic!

Seriously guys, your channel is great. It's about knowledge and laughter. The two most important things. Keep it up!

All a sudden i see clone channels poppin up but loyalty is a big thing wit me..frankenstein gannng

@rondomertz5136

5 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it Tuck!! 🤐lab!!! More Otw!!!

Good thing that shit cant leave the Ocean lmao

@huntr4lfe

3 жыл бұрын

As far as we know

Okay, guy's, I really like Frankenstein's lab, you guys are funny as hell cool and open-minded peep's. So in this video, we find that the ocean's deepest point currently known is 10,994 meters so that made me more curious and I looked up the conversion to feet that would mean it is 36,069.55496 feet and that is 6.831355106 miles deep, almost 7 miles straight down! Keep up the reviews and asking the questions it's a lot of fun, I love watching you guys react, you're one of my favorites.

Very entertaining. I was wondering the same thing about the megaladon.

The window cracks... "Oh hell nao!". I agree... FUCK. THAT.

Love you guys, keep doing what you do!

Yall were amazed by the depths of the ocean.... but for me it is unheard-of to see Rondos eyes for the first time. LOL. Keep up the good work and keep rocking the Rockets. H-town

Nice catch with the Lusitania. That was a sister ship of the RMS Titanic.

@Fsilone

4 жыл бұрын

No, her sister ships were the Olympic and the Brittanic.

Those giant squids, the smaller of the two, have been found in the Puget sound here in Washington. Waters there are pretty deep, and extremely cold too which they like

that's a dope video.... yeah those Aquamen are down there but they have razor teeth and will tear you up in a minute :P

“Seriously fatal”… 😂 I love your reactions though, so gonna keep going.

Amazing how we barely know anything about our planet but are so quick to try and visit other planets

Yeah you guys have a fan in somalia, love the vids especially bill burr reaction videos , congrats on getting an invite to berts podcast btw

I would love to see you do a reaction video of the snakes chasing iguanas for the second they are born from Planet Earth 2. It would be a great reaction video!!

@-The-Cake-Is-A-Lie-

5 жыл бұрын

YES! THIS!!

@wavy6332

5 жыл бұрын

And Netflix has blue planet 2 now they show the bottom of the ocean

I’ve only ever seen you guys watch standup comedy. This was great! Thanks, gents

LoL, “ the Titanic” I lost it. Hahaha

Lol it's fun watching people learn. Hard to believe you didn't know but.... Fun to see you learn.

Man I can not stop laughing watching you guys! Best KZread channel I’ve come across you guys crack me up!

You guys seem like such a happy couple.Good for you!🌈

:D You guys are the reason i open youtube nowadays, and i'm from Finland! Keep it up!!

Eyes are red, barely open and extremely glassy... I can already see that this video has my stamp of approval.

Love y'alls reactions man. Always funny af and shows videos I haven't seen. Your eyes look like you smokin good too. Lmao Hell yeah. ✌

Love u guys....So chill, but so fun!

"A colossal squid? That's bigger than the giant squid!" Was my favorite comment. I laughed hard. Super lit though

Been watching your stand up reactions (the more recent ones) for a while just started going back in your catalogue and this one is my favorite. Would love more like this

FYI: Scientific theory is an established fact. It has a different definition than the regular word "theory". Gravity is a scientific theory, for example.

@RannonSi

5 жыл бұрын

I'd say that defining it as an explanation (or y'know, the explanation that best follows the facts and contradicts none) of a fact is closer to the truth. I.E. There's fact of gravity and then there's the theory of gravitation, same with e.g. evolution.

@Nalopotato

5 жыл бұрын

@@RannonSi "an aspect of the natural world that can be repeatedly tested and verified in accordance with the scientific method" There's the actual definition

@dumbeldore9067

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nalopotato Earth is flat and gravity dont exist. Wake up

@jdspencer60

4 жыл бұрын

If there is consensus in the scientific community, it's as true as anything can possibly be until we have more information

The scary zone in the ocean is probably the place on Earth that I'm most afraid of. Gives me a shiver just thinking about being down there. Nope.

@aharris82

5 жыл бұрын

Water pressure is IMMENSE and TOTAL darkness.....scary indeed....

“Damn nature, you scary!!”

Wow, that was incredible.

I Love when you fellas react to these videos about the mysteries of our universe etc.! Keep reacting to these sort of videos! Much Love from NZ!

The reason you haven't heard of gigantic and colossal squids, is they have only ever caught a few of them, or found their beak's in Sperm Whale stomachs. They caught one off the coast of New Zealand about 10 years ago. It had latched itself on to a tooth fishers line and refused to let go. It was massive, its body alone was probably twice the length of a man. They put it on ice and put it in a museum in New Zealand, but sadly it shrunk by about 30% and lost its red colouring. There are pics on google of it before they haul it on the boat, and its huge.

That black dragon fish looks like the old man face from that Bill Burr standup lmao...When Frank said "100 meters that's like a football field". I thought he was waaaay off. 109 yards equals 100 meters. He was pretty accurate

Great work with all videos boys. Respect frm Albania

Is it me or or does the dude to the left crack me up every time right after the intro.. he said “yup, yup” *squints eyes* 😂😂

"what the hell is going on right now " LMFAO that squid tho !!! Eyes the size of dinner plates 😂 visualize !

I want to see you guys as guests on Black Jeopardy. :D That would be the funniest SH*T EVER!

Very educational stuff guys! Thanks for sharing.

Congrats y'all coming up quick

Military Deep Sea Diver here. A lof of their pressure stuff accurate in the amount of pressure, your body adjusts to ambient pressure. Fluids do not compress, it's air that you have to deal with. The problem is air gets pressurized so much your blood with begin allow for more hydrogen to be absorbed to an extreme amount. That's fine until you want to go up. Then those absorbed little hydrogen molecules get expelled through your lungs as they begin to turn back into gas. But if you you come up too fast, they still turn into bubbles in your blood stream and meet up with more bubbles to make big bubbles. If you have a bubble bigger than a capillary in your joints, you get shorter. If it's in your brain, lungs or heart, you shit the bed. You might be lucky enough to survive, but you might not want to if you know the results. Another problem with air is that it expands and contracts. If you hold your breath and go on that free dive to 33 feet, you will have the same amount of air, except it will take half the volume. A balloon filled at sea level, then pulled underwater to 33 feet would be half the size. So, if you took the breath from a scuba setup, you are taking in a full size lung of air to fill your lungs, but you see a shark and bolt to the surface (without screaming underwater like an idiot) and hold your breath, the air gets bigger, but your lungs stay the same size. It's not as hard to keep your airway closed as it is easy for the air to punch little holes in your lungs. Rice Crispies! At least that's what I've heard your chest sounds like after that. We have all our wisdom teeth pulled because they are cavity prone. Air gets in there too, and what if some saliva or your tongue blocks it from getting out on the way up? Now you have an air molecule wider than the cavity it got in from. Sometimes you can't go back down... you have to keep going until POP! You exploded your tooth from the inside, slowly. Also, this is why you don't go on a flight with a really clogged up nose. Same can happen with your sinuses. The flight attendants usually have MucinX or one of those "Make everything into a rapid watery goo" solutions. But it wouldn't crush you unless you were in a rigid container full of air, like a submarine. If they really cared they would fill the sub full of water and you would breath through a regulator. You could go way deeper. Fun Fact about the joints comment. They guys working on the NY Tunnel would feel great at work, then go home and hunch over in horrible pain, until they got back to work. Because they didn't know what it was, and all the people were all bent over, they called it "The Bends". Dive Physics are amazingly interesting!

Damn Nature....YOU SCARY!

Try reacting to "Neil deGrasse Tyson most astounding fact"

@BunniMonster

5 жыл бұрын

Is it that he's been accused of sexual assault for looking at a shoulder, shaking hands after eating some cheese and flirting at a party? I find that extremely fucking astounding.

@BLUE5294

5 жыл бұрын

Pluto is not a real planet so it's not real assault. We are part of this universe; we are in this universe, but perhaps more important than both of those facts, is that the universe is in us.

@xballyhoo676

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah that the Earth is Pear shaped. bwaaaahh ha ha ha ha

@AdamBorseti

5 жыл бұрын

@@BunniMonster Sing it!

@joeholden1352

5 жыл бұрын

That small dot is their brains from smoking too much bud.

6 miles straight down! Crazy!

James Cameron is a bad ass. If you were to remove the love story aspect of Titanic the movie is about 95% historically accurate. He spent years diving in the DSV Alvin to the wreck site to document everything he could about it before producing the film. He even said he only added the love story because he didn't think anyone would be interested in watching it without some kind of side plot (I mean, we all know how it ended right?). There's a great documentary about his whole process on YT you can watch. :D

fun fact, the mariana’s trench helps protect guam from big tsunamis. when the big wave goes over the trench, it dies out a bit bc of how deep it is. there has only been one tsunami big enough to cause devastating damage to guam and that was in 1993. this was before i was born but i have heard people talk about it saying power and water was out for months and everyone had to drink boiled water since the clean water got contaminated. the most damage we get is from typhoons and flooding from heavy rains.

It’s so crazy that i have been watching all your reactions videos and this is the first time I have seen your eye balls. Lol y’all some funny ass dudes though

We always here about monsters in fairy tales but we dont realize we are already living among them.

@RobinK

5 жыл бұрын

My mother-in-law is a perfect example.

They find the giant squid out here in New Zealand in the Pacific. Lucky us.

I love your videos guys!

They have a telescope called Hubble telescope. It reads the brightness of stars and determines how far they are according to the light... we dont know more because some places are so far away, light hasn't even reached us yet.. that's why they called it OBSERVABLE universe. hope that helped

ok ok ok, yep yep...excellent as always

wow x that was fascinating x thanku so much x there is so much we do not know about x ur both so clever an knowledgeable x love everything about u x thanku x u always make me smile x thanku x love u x god bless x

Man, I love you guys

The title should read as follows: Those eye are redder than you will ever know Cheers our Bruhda's

Love the man to the right at every video ”ok ok ok” when he gets told What the video is about haha

8:13 "What the fuck is that?" That's Cthulhu.

60 year old white guy here. You guys are the best reaction ones out here. Even though you look stoned as hell. I know because I grew up in Miami and I'm an x Stoner myself. You're not trying to give advice or explain the jokes to people like all the other reaction people. and you're actually watching things besides comedy. Even though Bill Burr and Louis CK are my absolute favorites. Keep on doing what you doing hope you guys make a lot of money. Seriously

great vid, you guys are awesome

"It's crazy how much we don't know" ;)

"shit is deep" the best double entendre ever.

The Dude on the right fking cracks me up :D:DD:D. His facial expressions during some of these videos are fking priceless :D . better be careful, he be starting to get dat old man face :D

No, the Lusitania was the British ship sunk by German u-boats in WWI that carried American passengers on it and was one of the reasons the US joined the war.

Thats why its called "observable universe" cuz its what can be seen

Ur facial expressions are priceless!

Imagine how much more you can actually learn if you weren't high! ...But, keep making the videos while high, that's really why we all tune in!

This man just got 100 meters mixed with 100 yards, Haha good shit love the channel

Apparently at 11,000 feet you encounter Cthulu

@rogoth01themasterwizard11

5 жыл бұрын

meters not feet.

@raveousone

5 жыл бұрын

36,089.23885 feet ..... or 11,000 meters

Thanks for the vids and the laughs fellas. Love ya brothers. Be safe. 🤘🏼. Oh, and that thing at the end was probably a Kraken. 😮

Let your mind be blown even further: Even as deep as the ocean is, and as high as the mountains are, the surface of the earth is smoother than a billiards ball, relative to it's scale. The peaks and valleys only seem large to us, but to the scale of the earth they are nothing.