Venomous Fish (HD) | JONATHAN BIRD'S BLUE WORLD
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- While most fish are completely harmless to people, there are some species that are mildly to extremely venomous and can actually kill humans. Jonathan travels the world to meet some of the most venomous fish in the sea.
Nothing like a blue world video to start off a Friday morning. Thank you Jonathan!
These videos of BlueWorldTV make me fall in love with the sea even more💕😂💕😂💕 thanks!!
Me too.
I like any ocean documentaries but the narrative of this channel is so great. Thanks Jonathan
6:35 Devilfish was probably thinking to himself "Jerk."
And then depression sets in
HB
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Wow These Camaflauged Poisonos Fish Make Me Wanna Learn About Them! Thanks Jonathan!
Two thumbs for Jonathan and Blue World Team. Keep it up bro. Excellent adventure
They are venomous but they are so beautifully attractive, incredible nature and incredible you Jonathan Bird
Nicely done. I never would have even saw them!
Wow this is the cleanest comment section I've seen ever
Almost all nature, fashion, and documentary channels are like this
Beautiful, isn't it?
Also, we delete inappropriate comments. But there aren't many.
I didn't realize that but yeah
I love your videos
Love your videos! Favorite channel on TH-cam! ❤️🐙🐳🐠🐟🦀
Thanks!!!
Poor Damselfish. Getting picked out one by one ;(
Nice vid!
It's amazing how life adapts the environnement.
i love your videos😍💙🐠🐬🐠
"That's a story for another day"-The Storyteller
Before i thought devil,scorpion and lion fish are they same😂😂
Thanks for the learning.
I've actually grown quite accustomed to the new intro compared to this old one. I feel a bit nostalgic listening to this now.
I remember watching almost every day when I was 7 watching them again at 11 is much more gratifying and nostalgic
It's ironic that the fish the lion fish are eating are probably eating as well!
They were like "Ooo! look at all this food!
It's everywhere!"
1:47 omg how were u able to touch that stonefish without a problem? i guess that makes you a TRUE professional
Keep up ur great work Jonathan
Really like your channel and all the informations you are providing for me as a beginners diver with only 30 dives in my logbook! 🙏😊 Really helps me to understand the animals I saw during my dives so far! 😊 Big thanks from Malaysia and keep up the good work, Tim! 💪👌😊
Thanks for watching and keep diving!!
I would like to dive with Mr. Jonathan Bird and his team one day, though before that I have to get open water certification. I have become a crazy fan of Mr. Bird and his cameraman Tim 😊
That poor injured Damsel Fish, literally a "Damsel in distress"
These fishes are so good
Careful Johnathan
I love your movies :-)
thanks John for making this video I asked for this before
As always, Amazing work and photography 👌🏼It would be great to have an episode about dangerous corals such as fire coral and how they burn👍🏻
Wow amazing fish..!!!
Nice vídeo!
That’s amazing how you able to find those fishes and put together all those clips together and make a video from all that footage.
Was this video all from one diving session?
I love the work ethics involved. Thank you.
I think its a compilation of older and/or unused footage with a new narration and obviously centered around venomous fish theyve found, theyve probably got such a backlog of great footage it just makes sense to come up with good videos like this one that don't center around a single dive trip, throw in an intro and badda bing badda boom youtube money
you should do a video on Jellyfish, Jonathan.
Your guy's content is really great. Keep up the good work!
Yum, tasty lionfish!!! Sharky xxx... Quite a few I was hoping for, some more I hadn't heard of yet (devilfish). Cheers for shouting out the stonefish!!!
The devil fish has just made it into my most favourite creepy thing list.
You should do a video on sea anemones!
I love your videos
An incredible work!
Well...what looks most attractive to me is its camouflage & the fact that it can staying there immobile for a very long time just waiting patiently for the next victim to come on its way & when it directs its attention to something then speed is everything & the victim doesn't have a chance to do much about the attack very unpleasant situation for every small fish because is an expert & able to carry Out the attack so fast & with such of a force of a stroke that can crashed anything .
Between the Devil, Stone, and scorpion fish which one do you think has the best camouflage
Devilfish!
Some of those Indo-Pacific fish look like the Stargazers that we have here in the Keys.
I had to pause the video to make sure some of the watery bubbly noises weren’t coming from my stomach 😆😆😆
does stone fishes hang on beaches or only in reefs?
Mostly reefs
I know lion fish are a nuisance but I love the lion fish, never get sick of taking pics of them.
They are cool. Only a nuisance in the Caribbean. Everywhere else they belong.
Ok, the Spiny Devilfish is one of my new top fish! I love the alien + arachnid way it "walks!" But I have a question(s):
Can you film at freshwater locations? (And I mean normal life-filming, not cave diving!) There's so much you can film! You could film salmon guarding their eggs, film in tropical rivers, lakes, and streams, you can even do some filming in lakes, rivers, pond, et cetera in your own state.
Also, could you maybe film some aquatic microscopic life? Am really trying to find a lot more info than the basics..!
We need more freshwater stuff for sure. Did you see our sturgeon episode?
th-cam.com/video/7uKczulORWs/w-d-xo.html
BlueWorldTV Yes, I did see that one! Thanks for replying!
Jonathan, I can’t believe you don’t get more views and likes on your videos! I think people are crazy not to love the videos you all put out! 😮❣️
Tell me about it.
U should come to Georgian bay/lake Huron and dive on wreck island there a lot of them there
You have my dream job ! This is so awesome
Do you ever do your show in Australia? Saw some videos on the news.
Life is tough for Damsel fish
poor damselfish are just getting eaten. Im sitting next to my aquarium and looking at my damselfish and i swear i see it shaking its head at the screem lol
4:39 thats actually terrifying, imagine being a small fish and that comes out of the darkness O.O
I watched the same thing and the same time on my computer
YASS ANOTHER ONE
Nice John!!! Cheers!!!
Haha I live in the pacific and I see the stone fish every time I go out in the reef. I always steer clear away from them, they scary . .
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Walrus 670 I encountered a stingray at the beach once at Los Cabos
Wow! There are sure a LOT of venomous fishes!!! Amazing.
I never seen a fish like that!!! There are so cute,but little scary.
Hahahahahaha. So funny.Great episode jonathan!!!!
Great information, jonathan!
And that whale shark was very big, too.
0:54
ok good video i go scuba diving without camera
Hey producer, you are doing wonderful job. I am going around your videos and click like.
This is amazing
yesterday I was gonna go to the New York aquarium but the line was too long :(
Really?
this vid was was pulished on my birthday
I was so glad to see the notification!!!
Lion fish is so beautiful
7:15 Ugh! Devil Fishes have no sense for table manners.
Love sharks, hate urchins.
video is much clearer than my life
LOL
I don't want people just to kill all lion fish. I say we should contain them in a enclosed area well if it's even possible to take them all back
William Strnad back where????. All the ones that are not in Asia, they need to die. They're not supposed to be anywhere else.
I like your videos
Seems all the damsels in the open ocean are in distress.
Jonathan! What's your favorite sea creature?
It's hard to pick a favorite. I love hammerhead sharks and octopods.
BlueWorldTV you mean octopus
mike peluso "you mean octopus"
Although "octopi" is incorrect, "octopods" is correct, and is the plural of octopod. "Octopod" in turn means "a member of the order Octopoda." Your "correction," however, is incorrect, because the plural of "octopus" is "octopuses," not "octopus" as you wrote -- unless you think Jonathan only likes one of them.
Good
Stone fish,hum bolt squid,jellyfish are the reason why I hate swimming in the ocean
I know a guy who does a lot of spearfishing and was staking out an area between some rocks. When he layed down and used his left hand to grab the rock to keep.himself still, he put his band onto a stone fish. The pain is apparently so bad you want to die, and guess what! The only way to neutralize the proteins from the poison is by ramming 4 inch red hot metal pokers down through each of your fingers and into your hand. apparently he was was extremely relieved when they did that to him. FML right?
Red hot metal pokers?
Yeah ... I was told hot metal pokers... like, stainless steel rods. Heat kills the protein.
Aquatic Plant Savage that's why stonefish is actually a delicacy in asia
Poor damselfish, it's always them that get eaten!
I love all your videos👍🏻
am a blue fan your awsome bye
ICON ! ! !
U have already done that video before. U just uploaded it again???
it was just converted to HD so other people can see clearly with fast internet speeds
It was actually filmed in HD and originally uploaded in SD due to a TV contractual agreement. Now we are able to go back and re-post in HD.
+BlueWorldTV oh..my bad didn't know till now..
I saw a baby stonefish once and I was so scared
I love you.💟💟💟💟💋💋💏💏💏💏💏💏💏💑
The thumbnail look like a bunch of hands reaching up to drown you...
Lucy didn't even
What about the blue ring octopus?!
Not a fish.
Ho
But dose ti slill mader?
Weird how a Stonefish is more dangerous than any shark species. Venom like that is very frightening!
RIP damselfish
Damn wish I could dive with u lmao
Were those fish you fed off captive bread or wild caught?
The Lionfish is My Favorite Venomous Fish
Cool
i thought it was stargazor fish, then stonefish... but idk XD
The stargazer's venom isn't as potent as the stonefish's, but some stargazers are also electric, which can be quite a shock. :-D
What is the chance of encountering a scorpionfish,stonefish or lion fish in Los Cabos at beaches and shallow waters
I don't think there are lionfish or stonefish there, so it's only scorpionfish. Typically they are not found in really shallow (walking depth) water. But its definitely possible.
BlueWorldTV Thank you I did not encounter a scorpionfish there but I did see a stingray and a jellyfish in the water
Are there any fish or creatures in that are immune to the lionfish? And isn't the lionfish overpopulating our oceans?
The lionfish is overpopulating the Caribbean, but not the Pacific. Check out our episode on Invasive species and our Blue World Academy on Endemic versus Invasive. (Search our channel for the word "invasive")
Hey jonathan question how do you avoid getting stung by jelly fish and rays?
I don't touch them!
First like
I gotta be cearful with this those fish youre i master shark skarks dont ataack you
how many dives do you have to go on to do an episode?
It depends on the episode. Sometimes only a couple. Sometimes dozens, sometimes even more.
Wow!... well the work you put in is beyond appreciated. I've been watching you all day through Chemo. Thanks for making it bearable!
I know the stonefish and sea snakes are venomous
i feel so bad for those fish that got ated
Lionfish are invasive in some parts of America
We did a whole video about that.
how much time do you take to spot these fish
I often rely heavily on local dive guides who know where stuff can be found and know how to find it. But Lionfish are pretty hard to miss.