Enjoy this film about creatures of the midwater zone! Thanks so much for watching. If you wish, join the channel for early videos and to help support me in my mission to document the depths: th-cam.com/channels/G5_BraUMNcluZPZ__oOeKg.htmljoin
I am sorry but i have to say this. This is the best channel i have encounter. But the person that thought about putting annoying music behind de excellent voice is a very stupid person. On the contrary of other channels and documentaries this one really focuses on nature and we can really learn from it. But it becames very irritating to try and teach my on brain to desregard the stupid music and keep the attention on the details about life on oceans.
I've just finished watching all your content. Congrats on the algorithm finally giving you the push you do rightly deserve. I hope the vindication feels sublime.
I studied metabolic scaling in social insect colonies as part of my PhD so I'm excited you mentioned the energy efficiency gains brought by gigantism. It seems to be a general biological phenomenon. In the case of ant colonies, they gain energy efficiency when they grow to larger sizes. Workers of larger colonies spend less energy per capita because they have more specialized workers. And this leads to more efficient task completion. So 'gigantism' happens even in collections of distributed insect colonies too I guess. Excellent video. Learned a lot!
this channel might be my favorite. i have a hard fever right now and im half sleeping and i have been bingin these. they are really nice to watch while laying here on my bed. i once fell asleep while watching these and woke up 9 hours later still watching some of your videos. i thought 15 minutes had passed
This comment is really sweet, thanks for taking the time to write it. I really hope your fever clears up soon, and enjoy the videos, I think it’s so lovely that they help you relax 💛
Honestly, nature documentaries are one of my weaknesses. I hate learning but I can't can't but be fascinated and entertained while watching something like this or David Attenborough
Hate learning? How can that be possible? I'm going to assume you're probably just young and haven't found what you're interested in yet. Enjoy the fact that you are part of the most intelligent species in the world!
Bro you don’t understand how happy I found your channel, this is the content I strive for and look countlessly for, like if you just look up anything in the direction of this it’s a whole bunch of people making click bait ass shitty 10 min vids trying to get a bag, I love you man🥺
This was genuinely a fantastic video with very interesting facts and detailed descriptions, I hope that you continue to create videos of this sort. Very good!
I feel like you have been telling all of us a story, and as we advance deeper into the read, we can't look away. With each time that a shark flushes mud out of its gills, or each time that you mention demersal life, it is as if you have finally found your groove, and the world of your story is cemented together, so that it is familiar. Everything you have shared with us until now is brilliant, and yet, the journey doesn't end there; you're just getting to the good part.
Thanks so much man! I really like the way you put it, it’s incredibly motivating to think of it as telling a story. I’ll keep this mindset as I make videos, sometimes I worry about running out of ideas, but then I simply pick up one of my ocean books and turn a page, and instantly get inspired! It’s also thanks to you and Christian that I’ve been able to stay motivated, so I’m honestly so grateful for your support. I can’t wait to share more with you and see what you think :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Lemme put it this way: You can make pelagic sealife sound like the wandering planet Nibiru. How about that? 😉 I know I've been quiet lately, but I'm not backing out of this. I'm committed. I'll give you more music and more ideas.
That’s a huge compliment! Thanks so much 😊 Also don’t worry at all about taking breaks from being online - I do it all the time with social media, and there can be long periods when I’m not on Hangouts. I’d never ever judge you for being silent for a while - I do the same, as I think we all need to once in a while. Always put yourself first and prioritise the things in your life that matter to you most each day, it’s important especially in these strange times. It’s always lovely to hear from you, you’ll always be a good friend even if I don’t hear from you in a while. That said, I’m eager to hear more of your compositions 😉
Recently discovered this channel and I'm loving it. It's so interesting to watch yet your voice is so calm and soothing it lets me sleep peacefully until I could finish. Please don't change the narrator ever..
Thank God, I found this channel and I m binge watching all the videos.... The narrator really puts me in sedative mode feeding lots of information with visual treat... love from India.. 🇮🇳
Brilliant channel. Discovered yesterday and binged a lot of your content. Studied biology myself (including some marine) and it's rare to find channels like this that teach me something and are actually pleasant to watch. Demystifying the ocean is a top priority for science communications and you're doing a great job. Keep it up!
I think today he gained 10k subscribers, which would be around 11% of his current subs. Not sure, but I hope he grows fast. These videos are amazing quality
Just came across your channel and I feel like I have found a hidden gem. Always been fascinated with the wonders of the sea and your content is all I could ask for. Thank you for these amazing and educative videos.
your videos are absolutely magnificent. the informations, the shots, the voice over, the music.. its breath taking. we can hear your love for nature throughout your channel. you deserve so much more views and subscribers. incredible
Just found this, wonderful job! Far too many 'reality tv' nature shows now. Far too few informative nature docs like there should be. Keep up the good work!
Just discovered you and I’m binging in your oceanic vids SO HARD! I studied Marine Bio in college here in NJ 💙💙💙 sadly I’m not in the field now but have always held a deep, unconditional love of the abyss 🐳🐋🐬🦈🐟
Thanks! The whalefish sure is a curious case. When the males mature to adulthood, their jaw fuses and they lose the ability to take in more food. Their oesophagus disappears and the liver enlarges! You might be interested in this: www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2017/05/male-fish-cant-eat-flabby-whalefish/
We've absolutely got to get this on TV or something! The production values are almost there already... And, if I may ask, what sort of books would you recommend as an intro to deep sea marine biology as a discipline?
Hell yes, thank you!!!! As for books, my favourites are: The Marine World by Frances Dipper - covers everything about the oceans without getting too high-level scientific. Creatures of the Deep by Erich Hoyt has some truly gorgeous images and will certainly get you excited to explore the wondrous world of the deep! The Deep by Claire Nouvian is breathtaking! A must-read for any budding marine biologist!! I really hope this helps
@@NaturalWorldFacts It's definitely very useful! I'm also more than open to more academic recommendations, if you have any (though I recognize I'm asking a lot already, and am more than happy with what you've provided!!).
There's so much bad shit happening right now, and your channel gives a very nice break from that. I feel like your videos need far more recognition than they currently have. :)
I'm going to give this a thumbs up and it's a phenomenal video but I have to say that you're talking about every other thing in the video but what the most interesting thing staring us in the faces. I have no idea what any of these animal / creatures are except for their environments
I'm so glad the algorithm pushed this for me. I've always been fascinated by the ocean and all the things that live in it. And to think we don't know all of what exists in it.
Watching your documentaries reminds me of my grandfather.. He loved watching documentaries and whenever I return home from school he would be on his armchair watching Nat Geo.. :)
Random but this video gave me the same feeling that I get while listening to some of lana del rey's songs, so enchanting and a good spooky /weird feeling. Loved this. Thanks a ton.
I discovered this channel yesterday and I absolutely love this channel already ❤️ The presentation is top notch and the narrator is so calming to listen to. I’m hooked!
@@NaturalWorldFacts it’s so nice to get a response from a channel creator ❤️You’re doing excellent work. I look forward to your upcoming videos and sharing your channel with friends and family.
I am both shocked and saddened by the fact that you don't have millions of subscribers! May I please post a link to your channel on my social media pages? Thank you for the work you put in to these lovely videos. ❤️
Great video! There's something i don't quite get though. At around 4:25 when you talk about the difference in pressure, temperature and others between different layers of the ocean you say that the amount of dissolved oxygen decreases with temperature. If i'm not mistaken a gas solubility should decrease when temperature increases, not when it decreases. Might just be that i misunderstood something but i've been trying to understand if I was wrong or not and still didn't get it. If you or someone else could explain it to me it would be great!
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Enjoy this film about creatures of the midwater zone! Thanks so much for watching. If you wish, join the channel for early videos and to help support me in my mission to document the depths: th-cam.com/channels/G5_BraUMNcluZPZ__oOeKg.htmljoin
Listened tho the channel at work all day. Love it. Great work!
Thanks so much!! I’m so glad you’re enjoying the vids :D
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I am sorry but i have to say this.
This is the best channel i have encounter.
But the person that thought about putting annoying music behind de excellent voice is a very stupid person.
On the contrary of other channels and documentaries this one really focuses on nature and we can really learn from it.
But it becames very irritating to try and teach my on brain to desregard the stupid music and keep the attention on the details about life on oceans.
Just discovered this channel and it’s such a gem.
Thanks Patricia :D
this level of production cannot remain unnoticed
Imagine being in the pelagic zone and u don’t know there’s a floor or the surface...just blue
And imagine if you don't know whether you're swimming up , or down
@@jchea1764 if that’s true, that’s really sad 😔
I was thinking, imagine you're a squid, but you never know you're called a squid, you just... *are one*
That makes me sick. 🤢
Oh i don't like that
I've just finished watching all your content. Congrats on the algorithm finally giving you the push you do rightly deserve. I hope the vindication feels sublime.
Fancy seeing you here mate 🥰
Check mark big subscriber brain go boom boom brrr
Gay
Wow, imagine seeing you here. Four months later, oh well, cheers!
I studied metabolic scaling in social insect colonies as part of my PhD so I'm excited you mentioned the energy efficiency gains brought by gigantism. It seems to be a general biological phenomenon. In the case of ant colonies, they gain energy efficiency when they grow to larger sizes. Workers of larger colonies spend less energy per capita because they have more specialized workers. And this leads to more efficient task completion. So 'gigantism' happens even in collections of distributed insect colonies too I guess. Excellent video. Learned a lot!
I just had the best nap listening to this. Sorry man, your voice is just too calming. Gotta rewatch the videos when i’m awake again :D
That’s ok!! I watch wildlife docs to help me sleep so hearing mine are used the same way makes me smile 😁
Yes it's exactly like an induction process
It's really nice to remember to pause, and take time to appreciate the world we live in. Lovely work as always
Thanks Jade. That’s beautifully put ☺️
This film is very tender and expresses a clarity in the glow of the species living in the depth of the ocean and all its riches.
Thank you, I’m so glad you enjoyed it
this channel might be my favorite. i have a hard fever right now and im half sleeping and i have been bingin these. they are really nice to watch while laying here on my bed. i once fell asleep while watching these and woke up 9 hours later still watching some of your videos. i thought 15 minutes had passed
This comment is really sweet, thanks for taking the time to write it. I really hope your fever clears up soon, and enjoy the videos, I think it’s so lovely that they help you relax 💛
Honestly, nature documentaries are one of my weaknesses. I hate learning but I can't can't but be fascinated and entertained while watching something like this or David Attenborough
Hate learning? How can that be possible? I'm going to assume you're probably just young and haven't found what you're interested in yet.
Enjoy the fact that you are part of the most intelligent species in the world!
Bro you don’t understand how happy I found your channel, this is the content I strive for and look countlessly for, like if you just look up anything in the direction of this it’s a whole bunch of people making click bait ass shitty 10 min vids trying to get a bag, I love you man🥺
Aww thank you so much, this made my day!!!
Just found out your videos and they're absolutely amazing! The images, and your narrative left me speechless. Greetings from Argentina
Thank you so much Cecilia, that’s so lovely of you to say, I really appreciate it ☺️
Greetings from London! I’m so glad you found my vids
i’m sure i’m not alone when i say that i’m glad this channel exists
Commenting for the algorithm, because this wonderful channel deserves to be noticed.
Awww thank you so much
So happy to find this high quality channel. So soothing, so beautiful, and I'm learning about the Ocean 😍
This was genuinely a fantastic video with very interesting facts and detailed descriptions, I hope that you continue to create videos of this sort. Very good!
Thanks Connor, that means a lot :)
I feel like you have been telling all of us a story, and as we advance deeper into the read, we can't look away. With each time that a shark flushes mud out of its gills, or each time that you mention demersal life, it is as if you have finally found your groove, and the world of your story is cemented together, so that it is familiar. Everything you have shared with us until now is brilliant, and yet, the journey doesn't end there; you're just getting to the good part.
Thanks so much man! I really like the way you put it, it’s incredibly motivating to think of it as telling a story. I’ll keep this mindset as I make videos, sometimes I worry about running out of ideas, but then I simply pick up one of my ocean books and turn a page, and instantly get inspired! It’s also thanks to you and Christian that I’ve been able to stay motivated, so I’m honestly so grateful for your support. I can’t wait to share more with you and see what you think :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Lemme put it this way: You can make pelagic sealife sound like the wandering planet Nibiru. How about that? 😉
I know I've been quiet lately, but I'm not backing out of this. I'm committed. I'll give you more music and more ideas.
That’s a huge compliment! Thanks so much 😊
Also don’t worry at all about taking breaks from being online - I do it all the time with social media, and there can be long periods when I’m not on Hangouts. I’d never ever judge you for being silent for a while - I do the same, as I think we all need to once in a while. Always put yourself first and prioritise the things in your life that matter to you most each day, it’s important especially in these strange times. It’s always lovely to hear from you, you’ll always be a good friend even if I don’t hear from you in a while.
That said, I’m eager to hear more of your compositions 😉
Why doesn't this stuff have more views??? This so entertaining and relaxing at the same time. This stuff's awesome.
Recently discovered this channel and I'm loving it. It's so interesting to watch yet your voice is so calm and soothing it lets me sleep peacefully until I could finish. Please don't change the narrator ever..
Thank you so so much!! Narrator will always be the same as it’s just me making these on my own haha 😁
Thank God, I found this channel and I m binge watching all the videos.... The narrator really puts me in sedative mode feeding lots of information with visual treat... love from India.. 🇮🇳
Thank you, that means a lot!! Really glad you’re enjoying, and I appreciate the lovely feedback
Brilliant channel. Discovered yesterday and binged a lot of your content. Studied biology myself (including some marine) and it's rare to find channels like this that teach me something and are actually pleasant to watch. Demystifying the ocean is a top priority for science communications and you're doing a great job. Keep it up!
This channel deserves millions of subscribers
the narration goes so, SO well with the deep and tranquil character of the ocean...
amazing video!!!
This channel is a gold mine
this yt channel needs more recognition to the community. such a gem.
Thank you so so much :) really appreciate the support
FOR THE ALGORTITHIM. COME FORTH SOLIDERS. LET US SHARE THIS WITH THE WORLD
HELL YES, THANKS MATE
I think today he gained 10k subscribers, which would be around 11% of his current subs. Not sure, but I hope he grows fast. These videos are amazing quality
YOUR QUEST HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULL, GREAT WORK BROTHER
ARE WE BLIND ? DEPLOY THE NOTIFICATION SQUADS !
Just came across your channel and I feel like I have found a hidden gem. Always been fascinated with the wonders of the sea and your content is all I could ask for. Thank you for these amazing and educative videos.
Thank you so much, this just made my day
your videos are absolutely magnificent. the informations, the shots, the voice over, the music.. its breath taking. we can hear your love for nature throughout your channel. you deserve so much more views and subscribers. incredible
Thank you, you made me smile 😁 None of this would be possible without you guys!
Just found this, wonderful job! Far too many 'reality tv' nature shows now. Far too few informative nature docs like there should be. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, that means a lot :)
I deeply appreciate these beautiful videos! Thanks for putting out such beautiful ,brilliant and educational content!
Another awesome video, and great commentary, like David Attenborough I could listen to you all day, great job.
Aw thanks! Attenborough is my hero so this made me smile
Just discovered you and I’m binging in your oceanic vids SO HARD! I studied Marine Bio in college here in NJ 💙💙💙 sadly I’m not in the field now but have always held a deep, unconditional love of the abyss 🐳🐋🐬🦈🐟
Thank you, your comment made me smile!! I’m so so glad you’re enjoying the videos 💛💛
You are doing such an amazing job, keep it on!! Always looking forward for your vids :)
I wasn't even particularly interested in marine life, but you got me hooked and now I can't stop watching each and every one of your videos...
Oh my GOOOOOOSH this video was brilliant!! The sound choice when you brought up abbysal gigantism 👌👌👌
Amazing stuff as always, great job comparing life in each pelagic zone. That whalefish was weird, I don't think I have ever seen images of them.
Thanks! The whalefish sure is a curious case. When the males mature to adulthood, their jaw fuses and they lose the ability to take in more food. Their oesophagus disappears and the liver enlarges!
You might be interested in this: www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2017/05/male-fish-cant-eat-flabby-whalefish/
Your voice is very soothing! I usually put your videos on before I go to sleep, so I can learn smth new and relax :-)
Aw thats so nice, really glad they help you relax :)
Really wonderful work on all of these videos. I applaud your good design taste and excellent narration, sir!
I love this channel deeply. I will raise my children to appreciate this.
Been watching a few videos over the day, love them all, great content
through deep sea gigantism, they become more ef-fish-ent
I hope you know I adore this comment
I’m so happy I found this channel!
Well done, and like the calm music too , thank you and respect from Finland 🙂🙂🙂
I think in my next life I want to come back as a sunfish, looks like a pretty chill lifestyle
We've absolutely got to get this on TV or something! The production values are almost there already... And, if I may ask, what sort of books would you recommend as an intro to deep sea marine biology as a discipline?
Hell yes, thank you!!!! As for books, my favourites are:
The Marine World by Frances Dipper - covers everything about the oceans without getting too high-level scientific.
Creatures of the Deep by Erich Hoyt has some truly gorgeous images and will certainly get you excited to explore the wondrous world of the deep!
The Deep by Claire Nouvian is breathtaking! A must-read for any budding marine biologist!!
I really hope this helps
@@NaturalWorldFacts It's definitely very useful! I'm also more than open to more academic recommendations, if you have any (though I recognize I'm asking a lot already, and am more than happy with what you've provided!!).
love the way the music changes when you start talking about deep sea gigantism, fits perfectly
There's so much bad shit happening right now, and your channel gives a very nice break from that. I feel like your videos need far more recognition than they currently have. :)
I'm going to give this a thumbs up and it's a phenomenal video but I have to say that you're talking about every other thing in the video but what the most interesting thing staring us in the faces. I have no idea what any of these animal / creatures are except for their environments
this channel is TOP TIER!!!
We need a 1 hour version of this
I have a fairly long playlist of these if that’s any help :D th-cam.com/play/PLKzq2xKdfIot0rJTxkzPG7srMQm0sSeIG.html
@@NaturalWorldFacts fantastic
at first i was like hmmm then i was like yoooo
Learning about how all these ocean animals interact and survive is so fascinating
Yay!!! I’m so glad you find it interesting
I had no idea that entire ecosystems spring up around dead whales. It's spooky yet amazing!
This is 100 percent the best thing to watch while high, it really makes you realize how crazy this entire world is
I love these videos. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Ryan!! Glad you’re enjoying them :)
Your videos are always amazing, keep up the good work
Thank you for the beautiful video and clear explanation of what is shown.
Two words come to mind listening to the voice of this narration - ‘peace’ and ‘serenity’. 🐨🇦🇺
Thank you ☺️☺️
I'm so glad the algorithm pushed this for me. I've always been fascinated by the ocean and all the things that live in it. And to think we don't know all of what exists in it.
What a lovely calm voice, so nice to listen to.
One of the most professional and informative channels on this topic - kudos! 🦈
I’ve learned waaaayyy more on this channel than in school 😅 love the content!
Best educational TH-cam channel hands down!!!
I'm really glad I found this channel..
Thank youtube for showing me this content. Subscribed!
Aw thank you!
Every time I see this little birdie I smile 😁😁😁
I love this channel! Amazing work
Thank you!!
I'm so glad I clicked on your video when it crossed my dash. Your content is sublime
This channel is a golden treasure
I've said it before, but something about the ocean just makes me anxious so much as thinking about it.
Fascinated. Good work. Keep it up. You have my subscription.
"Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Pelagic, the Deep?"
This is my new favorite channel!!!
Such a terrifying video but awesome none the less.
Love the content keep it up mate ❤️❤️
Your content and narration are simply superb!
Wow this channel has grown so much since this video came out!
Thank you for another wonderful video! I've never seen a whalefish before, it is very interesting. Best wishes to you!
Thank you!
Your voice helps me sleep
I watch your vids when i go to bed
your channel is amazing, you make some great content
Thank you so much
your videos are soothing. thank you
Is it possible to fall in love with a voice?
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It is. I'm already in love. 🤭 Good work as usual, @Natural World Facts
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Thank you so much Miku!!! 😊😊
Nicely done, sir!
Why thank you!
Watching your documentaries reminds me of my grandfather..
He loved watching documentaries and whenever I return home from school he would be on his armchair watching Nat Geo.. :)
Random but this video gave me the same feeling that I get while listening to some of lana del rey's songs, so enchanting and a good spooky /weird feeling. Loved this. Thanks a ton.
The quality is just astonishing
Amazing videos :> Here to do my part for the algorithm, your channel is wonderful
Thank you. You have a very calming voice. ✌👍
superb footage, and beautifully narrated
I discovered this channel yesterday and I absolutely love this channel already ❤️ The presentation is top notch and the narrator is so calming to listen to. I’m hooked!
Thanks Jen, that’s so sweet of you 💛💛
@@NaturalWorldFacts it’s so nice to get a response from a channel creator ❤️You’re doing excellent work. I look forward to your upcoming videos and sharing your channel with friends and family.
@@Jvljvljvl Aw that means a lot - I really appreciate that you’d share it around, welcome to the channel!!!
This is so amazing
I am both shocked and saddened by the fact that you don't have millions of subscribers! May I please post a link to your channel on my social media pages? Thank you for the work you put in to these lovely videos. ❤️
I see lots of "so beautiful, majestic, yaddah yaddah."
*This is all very scary and I'm not ashamed to admit it.*
absolutely lovely.
You have such a phenomenal soothing voice
Thanks so much!
The beginning of 1812 overture in the intro had me reminiscing
Nice music choice 😊
Thank you :)
I love your work
Thank you so much!
Wow, I love the ocean and this only makes me love it more :)
You sound like a Dark Souls NPC and I love it
Oh hell yeah this is gonna be good!
Thanks Christian!! I really hope you enjoy :)
Great video! There's something i don't quite get though. At around 4:25 when you talk about the difference in pressure, temperature and others between different layers of the ocean you say that the amount of dissolved oxygen decreases with temperature. If i'm not mistaken a gas solubility should decrease when temperature increases, not when it decreases. Might just be that i misunderstood something but i've been trying to understand if I was wrong or not and still didn't get it. If you or someone else could explain it to me it would be great!