"What is it thinking?" *pause* "What are we thinking?"

@misssmisssymaria

4 жыл бұрын

DivinDame 2 They got deep, quick!

@SmolPotatowo

4 жыл бұрын

@@misssmisssymaria Almost as deep as the ROV :^)

@dwarvenpepperoninipples

4 жыл бұрын

It's afraid... it's AFRAID

@EVNautilus

4 жыл бұрын

@@misssmisssymaria It's true, ocean exploration is often both physically and philosophically very deep.

@KreativeHogwartsLegacyGUIDES

4 жыл бұрын

longest pause ive ever taken. little do we know know, deepstar goes back to ocean lair plotting mankind destruction

That's a plasticbag with a tomato and cauliflower inside.

@DustyFae

4 жыл бұрын

LOL

@raininthespringtime

4 жыл бұрын

😆😆😆😆

@elultimopujilense

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO!

@stevethea5250

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeta-mariaswanepoel it's a mutated plastic bag tomato cabbage 🤣🤣

@renshartsuiker9629

3 жыл бұрын

Stop ocean pullution from trapping innocent isopods in plastic bags!

The enthusiasm of these people NEVER gets old.

@EVNautilus

4 жыл бұрын

We're enthusiastic about our viewers too! Thanks for exploring with us!

@paperino0

4 жыл бұрын

@@EVNautilus On that note, why's the chat for your livestreams disabled? It would be cool if people could ask questions and some viewers might be able to give some input aswell.

@jdiscala54

4 жыл бұрын

Are there actually any people aboard that know more than a bunch of Disneyland visitors?

@kingofflames738

4 жыл бұрын

@@paperino0 I'm guessing since they can't have a distraction on the job. They allow us to watch it live, but we shouldn't distract them.

@thugasaurusrex6004

4 жыл бұрын

It really doesn't. I'm always excited for them to be excited haha

They're so unique the way they just....expand. it went from looking like a pac-man ghost to a crazy waving undersea blanket in under a minute

@AwesomeBrony

4 жыл бұрын

Ikr!

@oysterstu4822

4 жыл бұрын

Right? You should check out the blanket octopus

@morganrouzies6198

4 жыл бұрын

Looks likes the baby drowning in The Crimes of Grindelwald

@H0SANNA

4 жыл бұрын

I can expand myself too in a unique way

@chrissy93x

3 жыл бұрын

if this thing saw a human it wouldnt surprise me if it would eat a person whole

‘Do you ever feel like a plastic bag?’

@zurdoaggresive

4 жыл бұрын

I am one

@kaceykociecki4519

3 жыл бұрын

Drifting through the window

@ayupermata1367

3 жыл бұрын

Wanting to start again

@cittrangenericlastname8616

3 жыл бұрын

Do you ever feel, feel so paper thin.

@designerdiva423

3 жыл бұрын

Like a house of cards

That isopod has the right idea, just cruising the ocean floor in a giant hammock. 🤙🏽

Science fiction: Look at our scary alien monster! Nature: Hold my beer.

@burt591

4 жыл бұрын

Hold my isopod

@speedingatheist

4 жыл бұрын

@@burt591 Damn, that's funny!

@bartholomewchancy1256

4 жыл бұрын

@@burt591 But gently

@emilyfarfadet9131

4 жыл бұрын

Litterally my first thought!

@iainmawhinney8867

4 жыл бұрын

Speeding Atheist it just completely changes shape and goes from lampshade to terrifying pink lethifold that turns itself inside out

I just want someone to talk about me the way she talks about geometric mesh...

@traininggrounds9450

4 жыл бұрын

@ThePHiLsTeR Their rhetoric stance was that way but they were honestly speaking their mind. Fickle people are fickle. Good luck figuring out what people are really saying.

@boston_octopus

4 жыл бұрын

@ThePHiLsTeR This person is a basement-dwelling virgin incel who sees vulnerability in others as a chance to lash out.

@richardrussel4567

4 жыл бұрын

@@boston_octopus who hurt you?

@babyblu9673

4 жыл бұрын

Lynne ... what are you on about, you lemmings aren’t tired of calling everyone who offends you a basement dweller incel? You all sound exactly the same with no original thought whatsoever.

"It would have gotten away with it too, if if wasn't for those meddling scientists"

@angelinewinter84

3 жыл бұрын

😂

You guys have the most amazing jobs! Great video!!!

@bb0123

4 жыл бұрын

Right? Thats what im thinking with every video. Awesome,fullfilling jobs!! 👍

@EVNautilus

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for exploring with us! We also have opportunities for students and educators to join us at sea: nautiluslive.org/education

@Overthewingflight

4 жыл бұрын

@@EVNautilus if se are neither we will just keep watching the live feed. Still jealous!

@bb0123

4 жыл бұрын

@@EVNautilus really??? Awesome!! Ill check into that. 👍

@ot1402

4 жыл бұрын

EVNautilus That would be awesome!! But I’m to old. I’ve been on several overnight deep sea fishing trips. I’m fine out at sea, however, once I’m home, 2 or 3 hours, I get (land sick.) I start swinging and swaying, dizzy, a few times I’ve blown chunks. Could last for a couple days. Even laying in bed sucks. Does anyone else get ( land sick?)

Phenomenal! It went from being something that looks like a dish cloth to being the size of a boardroom table cloth. WTF would anyone vote this down? Unless, perhaps, they're isopods that missed the deepstaria bus.

@unwrinkling

4 жыл бұрын

i was totally wondering the same thing when i came back to watch this video for the like 24th time - who in the world would give this a thumbs down?

I saw this live the other day, it was so fun to hear all of your reactions to the “inflatable Pac-Man ghost driven by his red heart isopod” 😂

@khtiderem7112

4 жыл бұрын

@Connor M I'm so glad you got to see this live! I watch all the time, so I'm happy to meet another person who tunes into the stream. I wish there was a live chat for people watching to talk to each other.

@lightingthelatenight9942

3 жыл бұрын

Cool first name, my middle initial is M as well lol

Their are so many amazing things in the depth of the ocean ...

@lian7092

4 жыл бұрын

i made your comment have 69 likes , you're welcome

@JustMe-qf3jl

4 жыл бұрын

yeah i really hope they could find a mermaid someday.

Quiet random chatterings.... WHOOOOOOOAAAAAHHHH! 😆😂 I laughed so hard. Beautiful jelly.

3:03 "I still like the thought that the isopod is in control, it's driving this thing" your videos make me both laugh and admire marvelous sea creatures. Also your expertise is amazing. Best science channel on KZread.

Never in a million years could I even dream up or imagine creatures as unique and whimsical as what’s in our ocean. We’re looking for extraterrestrials where?! Folks they’re in our oceans waiting to be discovered! One of my new favorite channels right here!

When it crept into the shot, it had a brown fringe around the periphery of the bell, it disappeared as it became more active.

@bonniewylie3287

4 жыл бұрын

The brown markings expanded with the organism. The network of lines you can see on it later are the same markings, just stretched out. Amazing how much it changed in appearance!

A seaghost. Lol but so awesome and mesmerising to watch

@mariaexodusbosconovitch

4 жыл бұрын

Casper the friendly seaghost.

I don't think I'm ready for this jelly.

What a mesmerizing display the jelly put on for all of you!

🌊 This translucent Deepstaria and its li'l red hitchhiker, an isopod, are breathtaking. I may sound like a broken record when sharing that the living organisms and viruses that surround and are within us can and do make my lower jaw drop quickly to our reading room's dusty wooden floor. Until our exceptional and passionate astrobiologists stumble upon a planet which may have been or which may be a host to a diversity of living organisms, you and I will continuously be experiencing many moments of awe from glimpses of the life that is on and within this pale blue dot. 🌻

it started showing off! So amazing! You guys have the best job! Thanks for the new video!

That was the craziest thing I’ve ever seen and I want more of it!!! @EVNautilus your guys enthusiasm and almost childlike fascination is awesome and helps restore my faith in the scientific community😂

I'm so thankful that these guys share all this footage with us, there are so many interesting creatures we would otherwise have never seen.

Some jellies are beautiful heads with lucious hair... amd others are just haunted plastic bags

Wow, this thing is amazing. The way it can stretch to such a large size is incredible and the way it moves is so mesmerizing.

My brain cannot process what it has seen. 😳🤯

This is my favorite nature KZread channel. The commentary makes it so much better! These videos make me want to go into marine biology O.O

deepstar: GET off! permanent resident arthropod: hum dum dum hippity hoppity your jelly is my property *chills out like on a hammock or something

@navigatormother7023

3 жыл бұрын

That IS funny !🤣👍!

That is absolutely too cool!!! 👍 hes putting on alil show for you guys. 🤗

From 0:45 to 0:52 I'm 100% sure that the Jellyfish was giving the middle finger to the commentators.

I love how, if you remove the more scientific bits, like "resident isopod" from the dialog, it would just sound like a gathering of potheads lol. Love the channel thank you so much!

Isopod at 5:03: You can just drop me off here. Also, _Isopod driving a sheet._ Brilliant.

I was watching the video and hearing you all say “wow” and I was yes in awe!! That was amazing. And then you zoomed out, and I said out loud- “WOW!”. That was wild! I can’t believe how big it had gotten! I wish I had followed my childhood dreams and became a scientist or astronaut. Either would have been cool;) lol keep exploring for us all who didn’t follow our dreams and live vicariously through you!

Like a deep sea wedding gown or phantom - it’s glorious!!!

I am SO appreciative of being able to watch these videos! Thank you to all those who make it possible!!

What a wonderful creature and so flexible from a elongated bell shape to an enormous size to the point of total translucent mater! I could watch this for a very long time as it never stays in the same form! Thank you for posting this!

it went from a bell shape to a stretched blanket. doesn’t even look like the same organism from start to finish. very cool!

This looks amazing, thank you guys so much for your work!

:08 its a lava lamp in their natural environment!!!! HAA HAAA

What an amazing pair of creatures! How blessed are we to get to see them! Your commentary is wonderful. Thank you!

One of the coolest creatures I have ever seen on this channel especially when you guys are even surprised lol . Thank you guys so much,

The jelly and the isopod are cool but, l'm actually in awe of whatever you're filming with. The clarity is amazing.

This is in my top 100 nature videos. Very amazing videography which is consistent with their other work.

My favorite part about nautilus live is the adorable nerdiness of the scientists. I love it and I love them

You guys have go to put together a “best reactions” video for each expedition! These interactions are hilarious!

It's always a joy to hear all your oohs, aahs, whoas and other exclaimations when y'all come across amazing creatures like this.

It almost looks like invisible threads are attached to it. Amazing shots.👍👍👍👍👍👍 We don't necessarily have to go to other planets to observe wonderful creatures.

0:42 it looks like Enchanted Rose from Beauty and The Beast movie 🌹

I never thought i would ever see this isopod/s this clear! Thank you so much for the upload and great videos ❤❤❤

That is without a doubt one of the most *alien* things I've ever seen, and just beautiful and weird in the extreme. And man, listening to those scientists get their freak on was great! That first "OOOOOOOH!" was fantastic.

It look like those Angels from Evangelion with bizzare shape and red "core" in the middle.

@jasonaxel807

4 жыл бұрын

im just gona say ur on to something, u kno what ur looking at, but I just realized we all are suppse to find out on our own, as something fell while I was typing and said ok i will not say that let me at least look at the comments to see if I got any brother/sisters chilling on one of the vibrations i seem to always find myself on............ peace and love, and the crews excitment was awesome, exactly the kind of people who deserve working in a such an amazing and rewarding field as much as nature deserves that kind of awe and graditude giving by them for our precious irreplaceable planet!

@Genesectking

4 жыл бұрын

@@jasonaxel807 what?

Thank you sooooooo much for sharing this with us... That was awesome to see 😳

*Imagine when you clean up the sea when suddenly you pick up a plastic*

My favorite part of all these videos is the exclamations of the crew when a new sea creature makes an appearance! Bright scholars and still young at heart! Best way to experience the wonders of this planet!

There is nothing more entertaining to this nerd than watching other nerds nerd out over cool earth things. Thanks for everything💜 get to explore the world with you guys and I, for one, live for it.

Thanks JRE ... this is incredible!

Thank you thank you thank you! you are bringing to us a whole world that without these videos, would never even exist in our minds!

I could watch these scientists discover things all day. The combination of their fascination, humor, and tidbits of knowledge for the viewers is very entertaining.

Awesome images! Thank you for sharing such beauty!

I think schools should show video's of all of the things you discover. So much could be learned by watching these videos.. also teach our children, the love of the ocean.

@0:55...so funny when everyone goes "ooooohhhhh"! Lovin' it!

Jellyfish: An ROV is coming! Quick, throw this bedsheet on me, I'ma give them a scare!

That was informative and and mind expanding . Really loved it and respected it

Oh wow....thank you so much....you show me things I will never see otherwise💞

How beautiful! Odd, but so graceful. Amazing!

Absolutely fascinating! Especially at the end!

Amazing to see the unusual of the deep sea. You guys have my dream job. Great work all of you. Wish I was there with you.

It's so beautiful, I'm literally at a loss for words watching these videos.

Thanks for sharing that beauty! Cheers!

That is awesome! Wow! Thanks for sharing! Love learning about this stuff and seeing nature like this!

Wow, what an encounter, jellys are outworldly fascinating !

You guys love your work and that’s why I love your videos 🥂💪

Thanks to you guys I learned what a siphonophore is

@EVNautilus: I'd go pretty heavily that that Isopod/Copapod was a Parasite! I remember very similar one's (albeit smaller) being attached onto the Gills of Blackfish, Porgies, and Bluefish, I used to find where I fished in the Northeast.

Thank you for the video!

THAT WAS AMAZING!!!!!! Almost better than the Grouper Shark feast on Okeanos. I love these channels best SCIENCE EVER!

Wow that was interesting that iso looked like the jellys ❤ in the beginning

Thank you, this is amazing 🙌

By far one of the most amazing creatures!

WHOAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH AMAZING!!!! That was the crazies thing i have ever seen. Great Job,thank you

Just luuuuv the closeups

Omg how awesome...it is funny to hear how excited you guys are

Spectacular, thank you!

I love all these videos, but this one is outstanding.

I'm glad they got a close up on the isopod, because all I saw was a red ball (& I loved the Scooby Doo reference)

Vraiment un gros merci ,vos vidéo sont vraiment fantastique

It's actually really cool to hear scientists "oooing" and "awing" and freaking out of this. I think it's because we tend to think of scientists as completely emotionless and logical, and it's so cool to hear them being, well, human, like the rest of us. Hell, if I was in their position, with all the training and scientific know-how that they do, I'd be reacting the exact same way :D

Your control is phenomenal. How you're not saying "WTF is that?" and "WTF did it just do?" etc every 5 seconds is beyond my grasp. My vocab is like 96% expletives when I watch the videos 😂😂

THIS IS A BEDSHEET GHOST WTF?!!!! I swear, researchers STAY finding weird/cool crap down there I love it!

Most amazing footage ever!

That is incredible!! Just amazing!! Its like a dream !! Sea ghost !! I have no words for this beautiful creatures!! I love her

The isopod has the right idea. Just chillin'.

I love your interjections )

I love this channel so much

Luv these vids! You guys are hilarious!

Wow I had no idea isopods came in such vibrant colors!

Holy Crap! That's incredible! You could do an hour or even two hour long documentary about this creature. WOW!

omg!!! i missed this Live! no fair lol!! that is so amazing :D

SAW THIS LIVE TOOOOOO