Up-Close With a Siphonophore, a Colonial Organism | Nautilus Live
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It’s a nope rope
Do not boop or you get the hurt juice.
Jep
nope, no thank you
🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Danger noodle
Some stuff out there is awefully hard to find good images of. This might be the best close-up of a siphonophore ever. It's beautiful and fascinatingly weird. Thanks!
Portiguese man of war are siphonophores
Positive sides of being a siponophore:
You are never alone
Negative sides of being a siponophore:
You are NEVER alone
it's a sea train
love train
meme spressions thomas the engine heheh
It is actually, cause that thing are containing multiple organism, they United themselves as a single organism
HassouTobi it must be one lucky siphonophore
A living sea train
Can we talk talk about the quality of the footage even up close?it's amazing
I love these videos
this animal takes "vibing together" to another level
Imagine if over millions of years, these organisms become even more complex, and these colonial animals specialize even more. similarly to how cells in our bodys had specialize into different body parts and organs when we became multi cellular, what if these animals are just another evolutionary step, being "multi colonial" organs made out of entire animals that have evolved and specialized to fulfill certain functions like the cells in our bodys have.
The whole concept of these beautiful creatures amazes me.
Cell>Animal
alberto Serrano
Sorry i had to say this. But due to the fact your opinion differs from mine. I am under the obligation of calling you a homosexual. Im sorry it had to come to this.
It already happens. It's called an ecosystem.
DeathBySeaToast there’s no reason for it to become more complex as it is perfectly suited to survive in its environment.
The evolution theory is completely fake
Anyone else here because of the recent discovery? - “Worlds longest animal found”
yes me too :D
Yup
Yessir
Ye
I watched it cause I saw it on octatonauts
Octonauts making me look up all these random videos
hahahahaahahahahahahhaha
SAME
Same...
Same
Totally! Love those guys!
That's amazing footage. And thanks for the description of the creature, mutch appreciated !
I wasn't aware the Siphonophore was a thing ! To know that it is a colony of multiple organism is fascinating.
They are pretty much just a less specialized version of us, since we are an extremely specialized colony of dozens of different cells that are all versions of the same genetic code.
It's not a colony, but they're not organs either, as they depend on the others for distribution of nutrients, but perform independently their own functions. Classification technicalities.
I am amused at how people in the 1800s like Ernst Haeckel had been able to draw this kind of animals with such in-depth precision...
Really makes you wonder what other creatures are out there that we haven’t even seen O.o
[Aliens observe a conga line]
“This is Earth’s longest organism, made up of many clones. It’s amazing!”
THEY AREN’T SOCIAL DISTANCING
XD
Oh No! XD
You do realize this is 4 years ago? I know this is a joke btw.
👁👄👁
That kills the siphonophore.
They broke the siphonophore!
+Gramald dude take your self guilt somewhere else
Not to worry- siphonophores are not endangered in nature. And the left behind chunk was entirely made of feeder zooids- they shouldn't starve. I wonder the same thing they did- does a long string of stranded feeder zooids have some way of regenerating their propulsion bell?
+Gramald Please comment politely where people are trying to enjoy the delights of scientific exploration. That is what we are here for, right?
Gramald Hahahahahahha what a lunatic!
Gramald You sound like a lovely person! :')
How old are you 5?
This thing evolved to catch the curtains of matter snowing down from above. Amazing
for things that feed on siphonophores, would they eat it like one extra long spaghetti noodle and just slurp it up?
This is making me want to watch Octonauts again, so cool
Just came here while my son is watching that episode xD
Science fiction: we have strange and bizarre creatures!
Science: hold my beer ...
yuck! why do you want science to have a beer? you can say something like .... pepsi?
@@ammaarific2334 It's a humorous turn of phrase meaning, "I can do better than that." The image is of people hanging out together, one of them doing something impressive or a bit crazy, then saying something like "Try to top that!" Another person hands their beverage to someone to avoid spilling it, then proceeds to try to out-do the first person. Thus the short-hand phrase, "Hold my beer." It's a beer rather than a soft drink because people are more likely to compete at doing crazy things under the influence of alcohol. Although, I've certainly seen people who would say "Hold my root beer!"
@sierraseven r/ woosh
Waiting in line be like:
Beautiful, somehow the scenery reminds me of Galaxy Express 999.
That marine snow looks like a stars and the Siphonophore as the train.
Octonatuts really made me search this up to find this vid
The only reason I know these exist is because of the Endless Ocean games. What a fascinating creature.
Fascinating! Amazing close-ups! Thanks!
It is like a beautiful washing line for the sea 🌊...... Absolutely incredible
They're so delicate :o
Where's the banana for scale?
funkylem on imgur
I saw this thing for the first time when I was like 9 playing endless ocean on the original wii. It used to be my favorite animal just because of how unique its length and ability to survive in its environment. So cool
That was amazing!!! Thank you for finding & sharing 🥰
I cried when I watched it 😭 it’s amazing
Wow, absolutely amazing shots, well done.
One of the most fascinating creatures on Earth.
The thumbnail made me think this was a line of jellyfish but it's not. Its so much more amazing!
Had to check this one out after watching Kurzgesagt!
Same here bud
Well, now I've gotta go check out their video. Tks! I didn't know he made one about these amazing creatures
Same here. And we even have the same name ROFL.
same
Very exciting, thank you for sharing.
Incredible footage!!!
Fantastic!
Award winning videography.
That is so bizarre and mesmerizing! Thank you!😎
thank you so much for this. so fascinating!
Aw, you found a shoggoth nymph! :D
Reminds me of a line of storms, where the one at the (south) end is the strongest.
Amazing!
this is so cool!!
Gorgeous!!!
*SO COOL!!!*
If it attaches to your spine, you become a titan...
❤
The EV Nautilus around siphonophores is like a bull in a china shop.
World's longest animal is a ribbon worm called saltwater boot lace worm. Biggest specimen measures 55m in length!
i just found out about this interesting organism today. so facinating.
Did you see it on some sorta news website? Yeah....
@@masonp.6255 yeah that's how i found out about it. they discovered a siphonophore that is crazy long it's insane haha
@@jem_aroha same, theyre so weird!🤔
It’s beautiful
anyone feel the floating snows look like stars
It's it's bits of corpse. They just call it snow
It’s called marine snow
I wish there was a sense of scale. How big is this thing?
I saw something similar but it was in a spiral shape in the U.S. Virgin Islands diving at some wreck, i fg the name of the wreck
Thanks for this.Im recognized some Siphonophore in sulphate stone fossils 10m underground in Ljubljana.The question is how much is fossil old.Maybe was Tetis sea big ocean rif in the past.
Thought the ocean couldn't get weirder and then I discover this
Incredible footage of Siphonophores! You guys always deliver, mad props!
Siphonophores form from a single egg, each one grows from a single organism to form the colony.
i think those rad sacs might store or make diffrent nutrients to feed different things to different parts and grow the other parts. kinda like royal jelly and queen bees
Thats a great question
Fascinating! :D
I'd be terrified if I saw that underwater
Omg amazing 😍
Did you come here because of the really long boi?
This is dope
It's like a deep sea version of the Snow Piercer train
The vocal fry in this video are off the charts!
It actually makes me want to stop watching.
So this is the new Subnautica update huh?
Cool.
I found this video when I searched for an Octonaut episode with the siphonophore
These tentacles are as long as a roller named bizarro at six flags great adventure in Jackson,NJ and the coaster is 165 ft
Long praya dubia is loooooooooooong.
Ive been reading lots about Siphonophores.... if one part of the individual organizisms making up the colony are removed, then is it no longer whole?
The ocean looks like its snowing
Came here from the Guardian Post 😊
It's a🎄popcorn chain!
How long is it? How long can they live?
Up to thousands of years
How are the animals that make up a siphonophore different from cells and how does the organism reproduce?
Reminds me of halo hunters
What happens if you cut it in half
nature's biggest noodle
Very interesting creature
Why is it so drastically different than your other siphonophore video?
Are or I guess "were" is the appropriate word, were siphonophores the link between single-celled organisms like bacteria and multi-celled organisms like humans?
Colonial hydroids like this evolved from multicellular organisms related to jellyfish and sea anemones, kinda like reduced anatomy after already being truly multicellular, to form this way. Organisms that would be better for an analogous link between single celled and multicellular organisms could be volvox, a type of colonial algae, and possibly slime molds, that come to mind; those are not our ancestors, though.
this makes me think of the snake game on nokia phones lol, such a bizarre and interesting creature
Weeeee! Deep we go.
Siphonophore: One of the Longest fish in the world. Has hooks on a few of them also has stingers can glow. When going too high they will get bigger and bigger and burst. Only lives in the deepest part of the midnight zone.
Wow
Lovely creepy 😨❤️ this is complicated my feeling.
So then we do NOT know how siphonophores reproduce?
😈 I once had a Siphonophore in a box of cereal I bought. It was the Best cereal I ever ate in my 82 years of life.
"WOW!" I seen videos on these, put this is so long and the footage that I'm seeing from what you have filled is just "beautiful." Just seeing how peaceful and Angelic this creature is, maybe is should be your "spirit amainal".....lol.
Jurasic Siphonophore fossils was wery big and structural loock like fishing nets.New discovery in Julian Alps geology paleonthology exscavation.
Just how long is that thing???
Looks kinda like vintage christmas decoration
we have sea horse now we also have Sea Morse
Did their submersible break the siphonophore at @4:18??
Is this the Starlink train?
this species is the mascot of my religion
What exactly is marine snow? Just like decomposing animal matter falling from the surface or what?
Decomposing animals and algae floating down, and upwelling from undersea vents with organisms going up, along with lots of plankton in between.
Coming after playing Another Crab's Treasure
They broke like 2 of them
It's like the animals version of "Human centiped" O^0"
Man, the ocean is just so...
What's the word I'm looking for?
awesome, in the sense of "full of awe"?
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