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- Take a peek beneath the ocean’s covers to discover the surprisingly inventive ways marine animals have sex.
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On a reef in the Pacific Ocean, 17,000 camouflage groupers dart about in the cloudy water. It is, in fact, an underwater orgy- turned feeding frenzy. An orgy might seem like a rather flamboyant way to breed, but sex in the sea is a surprisingly inventive affair. So what other sneaky escapades are happening under the sea? Luka Seamus Wright offers a peek beneath the ocean’s covers.
Lesson by Luka Seamus Wright, directed by Michelle O'Connell and Lisa Vertudaches.
Music and sound by Phil Brookes
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Whoever animated this video needs a raise
Bro I totally agree
I was gonna save to watch later but you changed my mind
They have their own website.
@@DLCS-2 ( ͠° ͜ʖ ͡ ͠°)
Ikr lol
Moral of the story : never scuba dive during half moon
no please…
*continue.*
Never skinny dip either
@@AnimeLover-mn2wg Thus the mermaid was born
@@jonasfogel5269 Thus HIV was created
@@JS-uh3ms right, *human* immunodeficiency virus...from corals...ok
The animators clearly had fun making this video and it shows
Consider how handsome the fish in the thumbnail is, yes they had a lot of fun.
What does that mean exactly
@@DD-kc6hg oh welp spongebob might have some fun time with patrick down there like.....
Catching jelly fish.
No joke lol
So many memes are packed with in!
"No, Mom, it's an educational video, I *swear* -"
Haha, they hearted your comment!
*procedes to get out the slipper.
It's safe🤣🤣
😂
[insert 'First Time?' meme here]
Easily the most entertaining TedEd in a while. You can tell the animators had a ton of fun with this one.
3:47 the animator must have really had some fun good vid the animation was smooth too
@@keziahsarajohn4160 The infamous "Yaranaika!"
@@bjap1563 is that the animator i cant wait to check her channel out cause this some good stuff right here
@@keziahsarajohn4160 NO!
The face shown in the timestamp was of the character from the erotic manga "Kuso Miso Technique" where the mc saw the other guy who says "Yaranaika/Shall we do it?" while showing his member.
@@bjap1563 oooooooohhhhhhhhhhh im so sry i dint knoww
The animator did such a hilarious job, laughing and learning the whole way. Great video!
The bees satisfied face tho
@@in4807 the animators had a lot of fun with this vid
Visualizations are the best way for us to Learn retain new information. These folks are on to something.
Thumbnail kun power
This is so informative and hilarious at the same time, and the animation is *chef's kiss* 👌
chef's kiss*
I'm imagining an Indian Chief giving a chef's kiss.
This ain't it chief
@@kalamitykween6597 thanks for correcting me. English isn't my first language 😅
900 likes :)
The scuba diver still be regretting his decision to dive even in the end was just.... HILARIOUS 😂😂
“What’s this all over me?
OH MY GOOOOOOOOOOODD!”
diver reminds me of zuckerberg :D
looks like mark Zuckerberg
When people say reality is stranger than fiction, this is what they probably mean
yup
3:48 okay that bee's face is gold
No it's yellow
Yes! Spotted that too. Made me laugh. 😂
3:52 dont forget about that part
Those are MEMES
Yaranaika?
the harmonic singing when the corals release the eggs is pure gold. can you imagine if that happened in real life
No one talking about the cheated cuttlefish how sad,we live in a...
The animation is so expressive and unique, well done to the animators for this work of art 😄
The animations in this are gold
crazy stuff going on in the sea
What da fish doin
@@vigridr_ each other apparently
I had accidentally swallowed that stuff before
s- spongebob squarepants...?
I haven't seen a Yaranaika in the wild in years... and it was followed up by a Taxidermy Fox?! These animators - Michelle and Lisa? - are absolute legends.
hehe thanks. It's all Michelle's brilliance
Female Humphead wrasse when there are no dominant males around : Fine, I'll do it my self.
Clown fish do the opposite. When the sole female in the school dies, the largest male switches to female.
yassss 🏳️⚧️
I DON'T WANNA SWIM ANYMORE
*THE WATER ISNT HOLY*
Your pfp makes this ten times funnier 😂
Cursed profile picture…
the pfp 💀💀
This has been the wildest I've seen animators go so far
The animation is fantastic! One of my favorite TedED episodes so far!!!
I like how the cuttlefish pupils are accurate to real life.
What I leaned from this video: Life under the ocean is waaaaaaaay more inclusive than the lives of humans on land 👁👄👁
Had to scroll far down to see if anyone commented this. And I agree!
Every species in the ocean compared to _one_ terrestrial one is kinda cheating tho, isn't it?
@@skwagwok4097 yay! :D
0:50 havin a bad day, just think about that fish who was excited and was sooo near to his dreams
I loved the humor in the animation, more of that please.
This might just be my favorite TedEd animation lol I love how they made one of the foxes the stones fox meme at 3:52 💀💀💀
I love this video so much. The fox and bee’s faces had me cackling like a witch. And I love humphead wrasses, so more of those please!
Great job writers, animators, and everyone else that worked on this! This video was both very educational and a riot to watch! I love this channel!
The animation of this video is everything. The not-so hidden meme references = cherry on top.
The animator was not paid enough for this hilarity
4 year old cousin: The daddy fish and the mommy fish must really love eachother!
Me:…Ok now, let me explain-
My brother: Don’t you dare-
did i literally just watch a video about how sea creatures get laid?
Yes. Yes you did.
The animation was so much fun. Seriously, this information will forever be ingrained into my mind because of how good it was.
who created the thumbnail, and why
😂😂😂
The fish is very seductive.
Love the meme reference at 3:51 @Ted-Ed
This is the stuff that I listen to with headphones on, at the airport for my professional business trip.
🤣
This is absolutely astonishing! I don’t even think I have ever paid this much attention to what goes on underneath the ocean…I kinda want to live with them! Not to much ego driven interaction happening down there..😁😁😁
But there's a lot more bloodshed though. 😂
Animators had a little too much fun making this lol.
They included the bad taxidermy fox meme!
Thanks TedEd for giving us information we didnt think we needed
1:30 Mark Zuckerberg just wanted to go for a peaceful nighttime scuba dive. Now he's traumatized from swimming in all that baby batter. 😔
baby batter!! 💀
"alot of organisms in the sea dont need to touch each other to reproduce."
my religious grandma: ah yes, the correct way to reproduce
2:03 i 100% thought that the eye lines were some heteronormative anthropomorphized eyelashes to help signal that the yellow wrasses were female, and I am pleasantly surprised. Good on you ted-ed.
1:28 *Mark Zuckerberg realizing that it wasn't water he feels on his skin*
Bruh 😂👍
Either a weird coincidence or they knew exactly what they were doing.
I like how Ted Ed occasionally does videos like this, that essentially serve as responses to misinformation used for bigotry, while also providing really cool correct information.
What misinformation are you talking about?
This channel shows me what I didn't deserve to know but what I needed to know
I just showed this to my science professor and she was very enthused *approved*
This is the most chaotic TedEd I've ever seen. What did I watch? Incredible A+
This was weird at first but the personalities of the sea creatures was so funny to watch 😆
What a fun, entertaining and educating video. Kudos to the creators and animators. 💯✨
That Sailor Moon transformation! 😂 The animator truly had some fun on this.
“Under the sea.
There’ll be no accusations,
Just friendly crustaceans...
Under the sea!”
The starfishes at 4:29 with the leg transplant look so pleased. I love it.
I just checked the animator"s Insta and he/she has like 120 followers.
Way too underrated 😥
Makes u wonder why humans are so concerned with gender when most animals dont even care that much abt the identity of gender to begin with
That’s because they actually CAN change their gender, unlike humans where they supposedly “don’t know” their own gender/can “change” into the opposite
This animation is pure genius! Great video 10/10
Kudos to the animators! Do the animators have any other works that we can enjoy?
Male Wrasse: **dies and can therefore not breed**
Female Wrasse: Fine, I'll do it myself.
You know it's going to be a good video when the Demon of Reason is the narrator
Lovely animation and very informative as always. Small complaint: the background audio to narration volume was way off and I couldn't hear/concentrate enough to pick out the narration for large parts of the video.
3:52 almost killed me!
Its the werid tails in the sonic movie
Lisa Vertudaches and Michelle O'Connell! I have to check out what other things you animated because this thing rocks.
You can tell the animators had ALOT of fun with this one
whoever did the animation, I applaud you
This is one of the weirdest episodes in ted-ed like 😏😏😏😏
Humans: We're non-binary! We don't identify as either male or female!
Literally any marine creature: lmao same
Very creative and I love the animation. It captured my attention. 👏👏👏
Thanks TED-Ed for giving us useful information! BTW, the animation is stunning!
3:48 the bee's face XD
Hats off animators, voice artist, researchers , scientist and water divers...also camera persons
Me: eh I don’t really wanna see this
Also me for the next 10 days: How *do* fish reproduce?
AMAZING work Michelle (and Lisa)! So so hilarious and well animated (and informative!)
3:46 the animator deserves a reward
1:45 also known as anime protagonist
Correction to a 2 year old comment:
Particularly a *harem* anime protagonist.
Wasn't expecting to see crackhead tails
3:53
Same
3:42 10/10 For that dive 😂😂
Absolutely love the video, such great art ❤❤❤
these are some extremely accurate facts.
bang-on, you might say
Very helpful information
yes yes it will help you in life
This is by far your funniest video yet, absolutely love all the small jokes hidden in the animation
Ted Ed never fails to bring me the most obscure entertainment
The animation is hilarious! 😂 Kudos to the production team.
The sea is truly a magnificient place...
>< loving the animation to this, I can tell they had fun animating it.
Well male seahorses give birth, you can add this to the video.
Well if u knew that, why would it need to be added. Plus, it's a pretty well known fact and this video covers the more obscure ones
Technically they don't actually give birth, but rather protect the offspring in a pounch-like thing while they develop
Your comment gives off wrong information
@@bluesky_cupy5158 what does it mean to give birth though? if it means hold an egg/fetus/underdeveloped young within your body until it develops enough to hatch, then yeah! seahorse males give birth! if it means that you have to have had the fertilization process take place inside your body then bingo! seahorse dads also do that! if you mean that it has to be kept in a totally enclosed organ, i guess not, but neither do kangaroos or other marsupials for the entirety of development
3:52 I want to know who animated this video this is genius
I love the animation of this video 😍😍😍
This video is so underrated 😂🙌🏼
The animation in this video is awesome Keep up the great work!
Jotaro Kujo’s favourite TED-Ed video
YES YES YES YES YES!
3:48 No one else gonna talk about the Bee with the Yaranaika face? Lmao props to the animator for this attention to detail
The thumbtail is perfect
This was a wild ride and i loved every second of it
The narrator is called SEAmus. This guy is born to narrate this
"You know, i'm something of a marine creature myself" - me trying to impress gals
The artist was really having fun with this one
Who did this animation, and can I hire you to teach me all the other things?!
Thank you for the translations, and I hope you always put an Arabic translation. I am an Arab boy who has been following you for a long time
I love this animation so much. Hilarious!
Why does the scuba diver at 1:27 look like MARK ZUCKERBERG? 😭😭
I love how he says FASCINATING at the end
This is…
A masterpiece