@@dyland5847 a more accurate saying is that they would be that sharks, rays and chimera share a common ancestor. Your statement is equivalent to saying Bonobos is the Humans common ancestor, when they simply resemble the same common ancestor more than us :) The more you know!
Hey y'all! I love watching your exploration! Going to space is all good but we don't even know how to survive in our very own ocean! This is exciting stuff! I do wish you would do more close ups and when you do zoom in don't focus just on their heads! I want to see a close up of the entire animal also!
That Chimera is great! I love them, but never saw one use their pec's like that. They're cartilaginous fish, like sharks and rays and probably related way, way back. In that shot you can see that they use those pec's very much like a ray does. I count three chimera: the swimmer, the tail of one above the Rockfish at 5:24, and the sweep of the tail at 6:08. Anyone see any more?
@Moon Biscuits The scientist is the one who said it, albeit in a joking manner. And J Allen was also clearly joking along with it. Don't take things so seriously. :)
@Somnus Waltz No, he made a joke about making a note of the place they were looking at as a good fishing spot. No one ever said he made a joke involving the word "drone," but since he made the joke while using the drone and seeing all the fish and talking about coming back to fish there...
I know I'm supposed to be admiring the beauty and diversity of life, but when I see a bunch of fish all together like that all I can think is, "Look at all the delicious seafood!"
This joke is lame, especially as our oceans are dying and we realize that our consumer habits are the cause of all the marine destruction. Makes unoriginal jokes like this all the more distasteful. Sorry.
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There’s area where we were unable to fish with static nets(or crab pots), because any fish that stops moving, ends up looking just like that dead fish, in just five or six hours, because they are eaten out(just the head, bones and skin aren’t eaten) by what we called sea fleas, and they must be living down in the sea floor, but only in the softer/sandy parts that suits them(we know this from the echo sounder), in their millions, if not in their thousands of millions.!.!.!.!.
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positively a lingcod. the cirri on the cabezon are larger and branched. there's also a smaller one on the snout on a cabezon. I don't think cabezon are found as deep as it seems they are?
You have to wonder what is going through these fishes minds when they see this big lighted object hovering over them. " I knew that UFO 's were real, wait until I tell George about this "! Lmfao!
@@Maxitco Yeah, considering most of Natulus' other vidoes come from off the coast of California or the Gulf of Mexico, I think that the Cali Channel Islands are more likely than then English Channel Islands.
They drop the ROV from a sea ship, usually a research ship stationed out where they are, and they drop it off the back or side to float down. Usually you can see a very thick yellow cable - that's the control lead from the RVO to the research ship.
Not all marine biologists are fish experts. They may specialize in plankton or invertebrates. If they are oceanographers, they wouldn't really study organisms at all: instead they would focus on the physical properties of the ocean. My point is, being a biologist (or any scientist) does not make one an expert on all living things... but yeah, it was a ling cod.
@@necronwarrior Hahaha ok thanks for saving the day white knight. The op never said they should know everything. A group of marine biologists getting shown up by a few fisherman is funny stuff. Sorry if that hurts your feelings!
Did a marine biologist just call a Lingcod a cabezon? Wanna switch jobs with me? I’d trade my relatively high paying occupation for yours in a heart beat
Can they get someone on these things that knows jack about the fish they are looking at? Usually there is one lady who seems to know something....but that looks nothing like a ling cod.
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Guys, this video is stunning but it's your banter and verbal enjoyment of what we're seeing that makes this so compelling. Great vid!
The fish at 2:20 they call Chimaera is beautiful, it makes me think of a butterfly and a stingray.
It's a Chimaera, it's actually more closely related to a shark than to a ray. I love their eyes, very haunting.
My understanding is that the chimera is a common ancestor of both sharks and rays.
@@dyland5847 a more accurate saying is that they would be that sharks, rays and chimera share a common ancestor. Your statement is equivalent to saying Bonobos is the Humans common ancestor, when they simply resemble the same common ancestor more than us :) The more you know!
*Chimaera
@@TheCarbonCreed thank you, I was wondering how to spell it.
3:36. That is BEAUTIFUL.
Hey y'all! I love watching your exploration! Going to space is all good but we don't even know how to survive in our very own ocean! This is exciting stuff! I do wish you would do more close ups and when you do zoom in don't focus just on their heads! I want to see a close up of the entire animal also!
I'd say that was lingcod.
That Chimera is great! I love them, but never saw one use their pec's like that. They're cartilaginous fish, like sharks and rays and probably related way, way back. In that shot you can see that they use those pec's very much like a ray does.
I count three chimera: the swimmer, the tail of one above the Rockfish at 5:24, and the sweep of the tail at 6:08. Anyone see any more?
That's definitely a lingcod
Correct. And with that not a member of Sculpin family, but Hexagrammidae aka Greenlings.
Heck I want to drop a shrimp fly in there!
@@druegeme Rockfish fly*
Interesting watching the flat fish move a lot like how a millipede ungulates it numerous legs.
I think flat fish are cool, but the long ungulately legs are what creep me out about milipedes and centipedes *shudder*
Look at all those beauty vermillion reds omgggg
Love how these scientists seem so passive aggressive to each other
0:56 why use one of those drones to study when you can make notes for good fishing spots instead with it XD
@Moon Biscuits The scientist is the one who said it, albeit in a joking manner. And J Allen was also clearly joking along with it. Don't take things so seriously. :)
@Somnus Waltz No, he made a joke about making a note of the place they were looking at as a good fishing spot. No one ever said he made a joke involving the word "drone," but since he made the joke while using the drone and seeing all the fish and talking about coming back to fish there...
Does anyone know what the species is of the fish at 5:44?
It’s gorgeous!
Aerospace X I’m gonna guess it might be a snailfish.
I know I'm supposed to be admiring the beauty and diversity of life, but when I see a bunch of fish all together like that all I can think is, "Look at all the delicious seafood!"
Driven_Seeker >>> Good luck *getting to it!* 😉
This joke is lame, especially as our oceans are dying and we realize that our consumer habits are the cause of all the marine destruction. Makes unoriginal jokes like this all the more distasteful. Sorry.
Hey, I can do both!
2:10,... What beautiful find, look like wings almost,... 🤓
@ Advocate for A... Just I've sooo imaginated This myself too (!). BfK. 😘
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How can they not instantly recognize a lingcod from a cabezon? I might not have spelled them correctly, but I can easily tell them apart.
Ling
Location, depth etc info please!
Lol why?? You wana go down there and get these? $ nope sorry
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Little late in posting this. Just in case anyone was wondering. Yes.. this is still very cool to watch.
There’s area where we were unable to fish with static nets(or crab pots), because any fish that stops moving, ends up looking just like that dead fish, in just five or six hours, because they are eaten out(just the head, bones and skin aren’t eaten) by what we called sea fleas, and they must be living down in the sea floor, but only in the softer/sandy parts that suits them(we know this from the echo sounder), in their millions, if not in their thousands of millions.!.!.!.!.
What nice fishes live in this Nature Aquarium !!!... I'm imaginated especially that fish with the most real crown on its head (!!!). BfK. 👍 ⭐🐡⭐🐉⭐🐠⭐🐟⭐ 😘
Ophiodon Elongatus (lingcod) is NOT in the family Cottidae (sculpins)
tsk tsk
That's definitely a lincod not a cabezon
I honestly don't understand how they can get a lingcod and a cabezon mixed up. They're completely different.
positively a lingcod. the cirri on the cabezon are larger and branched. there's also a smaller one on the snout on a cabezon. I don't think cabezon are found as deep as it seems they are?
Haha they thought a lingcod was a cabezon, lingcod aren’t sculpin they are greenlings
You have to wonder what is going through these fishes minds when they see this big lighted object hovering over them. " I knew that UFO 's were real, wait until I tell George about this "! Lmfao!
you guys are hilarious it just adds to the whole thing lol
Hey, I live near!
Great film. Aquarium fish.
what kind of fish are the striped ones
I actually live in the Channel Islands, Jersey to be persise. I'm wondering where this was filmed...?
There is also Channel Islands in the Pacific, off California, so may be there?en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Channel_Islands_(California)
They show the location of each clip at start (here: 0:03 ).
@@Maxitco Ahhhh that's probably where it was then...
@@Maxitco Yeah, considering most of Natulus' other vidoes come from off the coast of California or the Gulf of Mexico, I think that the Cali Channel Islands are more likely than then English Channel Islands.
cow cod are protected- and thats a lingcod
1:04 do I see 2 baby starfishes? :)
what's the deep water ?
It's a lingcod for sure
That Is a ling cod, which Is from the greenling family.... from a cabezon
I wonder if theres anythig that the fllat past that just dies from the stress of seeing llight for the first time in millions of years likely
ive caught and eaten pretty much every fish on this video
LOVED
I didn't see a capazone only ling cod. A huge greenling not a sculpin like a cap.
* Cabezon
What are those red fish around the rocks from the beginning of the video called
They called them rockfish, probably Vermillion Rockfish.
+Van Guess ok, thanks
Most were Canary Rockfish, and the one they kept calling a Cabezon was a Lingcod.
@@vangu2918 Vermillion generally live quite shallow so I doubt we see any in this video, the orange and white striped ones are called Flag Rockfish
That really is a big sculpin
Are they in the ship? Or do they just control it from land
Jesse Jones they're controlling the ship from another ship.. I think
They drop the ROV from a sea ship, usually a research ship stationed out where they are, and they drop it off the back or side to float down.
Usually you can see a very thick yellow cable - that's the control lead from the RVO to the research ship.
What’s the coordinates
Great videos!!! But they would be twice as good if you showed the depth all the time ;)
Was that last fish before the head a blob fish?
it could be a black swallower
Feeding frenzy
Long cod confirmed
wow!
Lingcod! 💯 Come on scientist!
How deep?
Sea bottom almost dead - a fucken desert!
*At **6:28** - "It's just a flesh wound."* 😊
100% lingcod....crazy they can't ID it.
They need to go back to school that was a lingcod
Not all marine biologists are fish experts. They may specialize in plankton or invertebrates. If they are oceanographers, they wouldn't really study organisms at all: instead they would focus on the physical properties of the ocean. My point is, being a biologist (or any scientist) does not make one an expert on all living things... but yeah, it was a ling cod.
@@necronwarrior Hahaha ok thanks for saving the day white knight. The op never said they should know everything. A group of marine biologists getting shown up by a few fisherman is funny stuff. Sorry if that hurts your feelings!
What's for dinner?...
Why is it these "scientists" frequently misidentify species? Wouldn't it be advisable to have someone who knows what they're looking at commenting?
how deep are you thats great never know what you will see
Gotta admit, the only reason I clicked was that I thought it was Erotic fish, not exotic fish....
Fishie! Okie dokie :)
He a speedy driver.😒
sorry, grammatical error..." far from a cabezon"....
N E A T
nerds rule
Ufo bases there.
Man these guys have no idea what they are talking about
Did a marine biologist just call a Lingcod a cabezon? Wanna switch jobs with me? I’d trade my relatively high paying occupation for yours in a heart beat
Can they get someone on these things that knows jack about the fish they are looking at? Usually there is one lady who seems to know something....but that looks nothing like a ling cod.
That is a ling cod.
They're compatable species. The opposite of "diversity".