Everyone on the nope train. It's free from the nope worm. This train is for people who care about themselves and are normal. The nope train will be heading to a bomb shelter in the I don't fuck with the nope worm desert.
The other tiny fishes that live around the area, are curiously looking on and happily saying "Yay, we finally got rid of that big bully from around here!"
"Eunice aphroditois" (colloquially known as the Bobbit(t) worm or sand striker) is an aquatic predatory polychaete worm dwelling at the ocean floor. An ambush predator, the animal buries its long body into an ocean bed composed of gravel, mud, or corals, where it waits for a stimulus to one of its five antennae, attacking when it senses prey. Armed with sharp teeth, it is known to attack with such speed and ferocity that its prey is sometimes sliced in half. THIS is why you dont' "just grab it and pull it out of the hole"! It's venomous, strong, and anchors itself deep in it's burrow.
i am also interested in what it was that crawled in the stones and sediments around the worm there was clearly something hiding and something small crawling around when the 2 small fish appeared shortly after the cathch and another something right at the trap snap momens... i am very curious about that too indeed
Explanation from previous video on why he's catching them "So guys, let me answer some of your most common questions. First, I would like to say that I did not expect this video to get this much attention but obviously bobbit worms attract attention wherever they appear. Video is a bit long and not so exciting so for those not so patient I think it's not a bad idea to put video on 2x speed. I'm catching bobbit worms for my fishing needs and that's the only reason I catch them for, fish just can't resist them. The reason I put this video on youtube is because I do not only find them fascinating as creatures but the procedure od catching them too. The trap in which they get caught works on the same principle as mousetrap and most of them are alive days after until they end up in the jaws of some fish."
These videos are amazing... Can you make a video catching them and preparing them to bait and then catch some fishes for the last part of the video, it would be awesome..
The plural of fish is usually fish, but fishes has a few uses. In biology, for instance, fishes is used to refer to multiple species of fish. For example, if you say you saw four fish when scuba diving, that means you saw four individual fish, but if you say you saw four fishes, we might infer that you saw an undetermined number of fish of four different species. grammarist.com/usage/fish-fishes/
they are great bait for sea fishing. they do have toxic barbs on their body that can cause nerve damage as well as jaws powerful enough to cut a small fish clean in half.
Can you explain some of the things you're doing in the video such as why you use a waterbottle as a means of slowly pulling out the worm aswell as what the empty tennis ball this was for haha
They separate their segments when in danger; if you pull them out too quickly or even use just a little too much pressure then it will snap (both ends keep on living). The bottle applies barely enough pressure to slowly yank the thing out without stressing it.
My friend have an experience with a Chinese noodles at Chinese restaurant The seaweed (no, putting seaweed into a soup is not wrong) But it's not actually a seaweed, it's a plastic from the trash bag
Hello friend I do not know whether you know to speak Croatian ? Or pie would have given you good this Trapula they use to hunt large marine worms ? Whether this trapula on video early worms or give him the door with teeth damaged in the head that is given bleeds worm ? I buy such trapulu but I was wondering your opinion thank you for your response
+Cherif In the warmer waters of the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic. They are venomous, though there teeth are so sharp and they strike so fast, they often slice there prey in half.
Yes, sudden tugs will rip the worm's body in half especially as its lower body is anchored into the hole - you need to slowly pull the thing out gradually in a gradual tug of war that it loses and gives way.
Wasn’t expecting that. Thought the worm would fit in the trap. Instead it’s three feet long. Had to go read about bobbit worms after this and found they were named after Lorena Bobbit. Would have lost all bets on this video.
How do you know where to place the trap and why do you use the long-drawn out method to pull it up? Is it because it will snap? How long does it normally take you to catch a bobbit worm?
Nicely done. Looks like a massive ocean centipede EEK! Considering its huge size i bet they grow and live their whole life in the same spot? What was the purpose? You use them as bait?
2:13 that fish just stands there and watches his arch enemy being abducted
Bread Side Up thank you made my night 😂
"take that you big bully !"
"haha yes die trash"
The enemy of my enemy is my friend
Just stands there and watches . . .with his arms folded.
All the fish are watching like "Huzzah!!! The Liberation hath begun!! Thank you land dweller for ridding us of this scourge!"
LMAO these freaking comments
Little do the fish know, he goes out and uses the worm to bait them. He is a false prophet.
Pense lo mismo pero los peces tambien querian comerse a su verdudgo
Yup, it's like the ending in the cinema when the humans rejoiced on seeing the Predator alien terminated......
@Me you and the Animal LMAO calm yourself. You're the inbred one here so what are you even saying? xD
"Local worm abducted by aliens; fish apathetic"
Good one
Extra extra read all about it
Who reads the tabloids?
Now thats a newsline ime waiting to see my entier life alreddy...
the nope worm, located in fuck that ocean, near the stay the hell away reefs.
Everyone on the nope train. It's free from the nope worm. This train is for people who care about themselves and are normal. The nope train will be heading to a bomb shelter in the I don't fuck with the nope worm desert.
Game Lard lol both are so damn funny
Hell, a submarine can bomb that reef.
murica yeah xD
DiZZei Diamondz pl
This, ladies and gentlemen, is what we call a "nope rope".
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Just imagine using this as a rope for torture
That makes it a Norpe
It is a sea nope.
I get the feeling that those fish were swimming around going, "Haha, fuck you, Bobbit Worm, you jerk!"
The other tiny fishes that live around the area, are curiously looking on and happily saying "Yay, we finally got rid of that big bully from around here!"
can you display your catches? I'd love to see how long they are or just see them moving around out of their holes.
ITS THE ALASKAN BULL WORM!!!
James yang lol
James yang LMAO
Its BIG! scary, and PInk!
YES 😆
James yang LOL
"Hey, look Mark! I just reeled in *_Satan!_* "
BigBrotherMateyka haha!!
"Eunice aphroditois" (colloquially known as the Bobbit(t) worm or sand striker) is an aquatic predatory polychaete worm dwelling at the ocean floor. An ambush predator, the animal buries its long body into an ocean bed composed of gravel, mud, or corals, where it waits for a stimulus to one of its five antennae, attacking when it senses prey. Armed with sharp teeth, it is known to attack with such speed and ferocity that its prey is sometimes sliced in half.
THIS is why you dont' "just grab it and pull it out of the hole"! It's venomous, strong, and anchors itself deep in it's burrow.
It has no chance to break a as much as a finger.
@@upinsky9272 A scorpion can't break your finger either.
@@thetobyntr9540 It was edited, also who tf replies to a 3 year old comment lol
@@upinsky9272
The edit isn't relevant, and who cares?
If you are wondering it gets it’s name from a 1990 court case where a woman cut off her husband’s penis
Well time to stay indoors forever
Konipaca what a wonderful and magical place
Konipaca it only in the ocean ._.
Konipaca л
Actually, time to stay out of the ocean floor.
Fred420m For now. It's only a matter of time before they learn to crawl from the sea and into our homes at night!
If you want to see what worm looks like once I pull him out be sure to check the end of my newest video.
Trapula
Is a bobbit worm edible ?
What do you need them....i mean they are stupid they havent a brain...and i dont thing you want to ear that....thing
i am also interested in what it was that crawled in the stones and sediments around the worm there was clearly something hiding and something small crawling around when the 2 small fish appeared shortly after the cathch and another something right at the trap snap momens... i am very curious about that too indeed
Bear Grylls would eat that
heard they are quite tasty tho, ppl use them as bait too.
So would mukbang TH-camrs
***COUGH COUGH SSOYOUNG COUGH COUGH****
Probably taste like chicken. I'd eat it.
@@joshualammers7423 more likely, shrimp or other shellfish. But yea, I would eat it too.
Yuck 🤢🤮!!! You're probably right about that 💯! 😵🤢🤮!!! 😂
"So should i start therapy now or wait for the nightmares to set in?"
How do you know where to place the trap? I can't see any clue of a worm's footprint.
That's the longest Mortal Kombat fatality I've ever seen, spinal chord for days
How long does the whole process take? What're you doing with the tennis ball can at 3:00 and 3:15?
Explanation from previous video on why he's catching them "So guys, let me answer some of your most common questions. First, I would like to say that I did not expect this video to get this much attention but obviously bobbit worms attract attention wherever they appear. Video is a bit long and not so exciting so for those not so patient I think it's not a bad idea to put video on 2x speed. I'm catching bobbit worms for my fishing needs and that's the only reason I catch them for, fish just can't resist them. The reason I put this video on youtube is because I do not only find them fascinating as creatures but the procedure od catching them too. The trap in which they get caught works on the same principle as mousetrap and most of them are alive days after until they end up in the jaws of some fish."
I like the other little fish hanging out watching like "oooh Frank, come here and check this out!! They got that demon spawn outta here!!!"
HOLY FUCKING SHIT WHY DOES THIS CREATURE EXIST
0:37(right side of the trap) hello youtube :DD
omg i hadn't even noticed, i had to rewatch that few seconds about 3 times b4 i spotted the little fish
Potato hahaha he's a ninja xD
I'm dead xd
When 1st seen it I thought was the worms head lol
I think it’s a goby of some kind
Don’t pull too hard, or you’ll have a “John Wayne BIBBIT Worm”...
did u end up selling it?
These videos are amazing... Can you make a video catching them and preparing them to bait and then catch some fishes for the last part of the video, it would be awesome..
That sure is my aim, you can expect lots of fishing videos in the future. Thanks for support
+Trapula YOU ARE GIVNG ME NIGHTMARES
+Trapula how abundant are these in your reef
yass i cant wait
The plural of fish is usually fish, but fishes has a few uses. In biology, for instance, fishes is used to refer to multiple species of fish. For example, if you say you saw four fish when scuba diving, that means you saw four individual fish, but if you say you saw four fishes, we might infer that you saw an undetermined number of fish of four different species. grammarist.com/usage/fish-fishes/
interesting, what do you do with them? And are they venomous?
they are great bait for sea fishing. they do have toxic barbs on their body that can cause nerve damage as well as jaws powerful enough to cut a small fish clean in half.
1:57 that fish in the background that slowly approaches. So funny.
I couldn't stop laughing as to why they call it the "Bobbit" worm...Lorena must be soo proud LMAO!
This was cool as hell! I could watch this over and over.
provavelmente não deve ter nada melhor pra fazer
Oh fuck that, im never going in to any ocean ever again
That's what I thought the first time I was this thing
where can I buy the trap?
Whole new spin to the Indian rope trick. Thumbs up for solving the problem of plastic bottles in the ocean.
how do you find that spesific spot for the trap? or are they everywhere ? O,o
What you do with those things
So how exactly does the trap work?
Can you explain some of the things you're doing in the video such as why you use a waterbottle as a means of slowly pulling out the worm aswell as what the empty tennis ball this was for haha
They separate their segments when in danger; if you pull them out too quickly or even use just a little too much pressure then it will snap (both ends keep on living). The bottle applies barely enough pressure to slowly yank the thing out without stressing it.
Pregunta en español; es decir de que parte se separan si pierden la cabeza la parte del cuerpo restante puede regenrar una?
@@someone-ji2zb Do you mean the second end can generate a new head and start a new life? Holy shit.
they can be an exellant bait for fishing , i have a question do they exist in the mediteranean sea ?
Why do you have to have them slowly pull out with the bottle? Will they break off if you pull too hard?
yes, in his past video one snapped in half.
this is like watching paint dry! glad I used the fast forward!!
Chinese noodles soup secret ingredients
My friend have an experience with a Chinese noodles at Chinese restaurant
The seaweed (no, putting seaweed into a soup is not wrong)
But it's not actually a seaweed, it's a plastic from the trash bag
Probably as an aphrodisiac too......
I thought that was the italian spaghetti sauce secret ingredient
@@guppymalaysia Triggered Asian.
😱
You know what they say - if you build a better bobbit worm trap, the world will....
Hello friend I do not know whether you know to speak Croatian ? Or pie would have given you good this Trapula they use to hunt large marine worms ? Whether this trapula on video early worms or give him the door with teeth damaged in the head that is given bleeds worm ? I buy such trapulu but I was wondering your opinion thank you for your response
Oh boy, I wonder what will happen in "CATCHING A BOBBIT WORM 3"
what is it ?
hello why do you get these worms, is it for environmental control?
Fish at 2:10 is like: Yo wtf are you doing, leave him alone mayn :(
2:55 what did you do?
can you help me where i can buy the traps that you see in the video? thanks for the help
I saw your first video, where do you catch those worms?
+Lucas in the dirt under the water
Haha funny, I mean where on the planet.
+Cherif Ooohh haha I think in the ocean but I'm not sure :^)
+Cherif In the warmer waters of the Indo-Pacific and Atlantic. They are venomous, though there teeth are so sharp and they strike so fast, they often slice there prey in half.
+Bob Martin More specifically they are most commonly found around coral reefs in these areas.
what does bobbit worm use for?
what u gonna do with it ? for fishig or eating?
thx for the nightmares! bye!
lol😂exactly man
Question, why must you wait so long to pull them out? Will you rip him if you pull him out then and there, like when you first catch him?
Yes, sudden tugs will rip the worm's body in half especially as its lower body is anchored into the hole - you need to slowly pull the thing out gradually in a gradual tug of war that it loses and gives way.
best camera work iv seen. well done.
How do you know where is the worm or where to put the trap
What was the purpose of the clamp? Just curious.
Wat are you doing with that thing? Did you get it for an aquarium or something?
what do you put inside the trap ?
how long can those things get?
what are you gonna do to it after you catch it anyway i'm just curious
what did you do with the hellion?
Wasn’t expecting that. Thought the worm would fit in the trap. Instead it’s three feet long. Had to go read about bobbit worms after this and found they were named after Lorena Bobbit. Would have lost all bets on this video.
How do you find the little buggers?
Legend is that it's still being pulled up, wrapping around the largest spool known to have been made.
how do you know where to put the trap?
Ok, where do you buy this trap please. I need one for my tank
Do you know where you can buy them from ?
So what do you do with it now ?
In what body of water r they located? Need to know so I can avoid it.
They’re found in warm waters worldwide.
How do you know where to place the trap and why do you use the long-drawn out method to pull it up? Is it because it will snap? How long does it normally take you to catch a bobbit worm?
He knows where the burrow is, yes they snap in half, likely half an hour or so to pull out a regular sized one.
How do you stop it from going back down?
Nicely done. Looks like a massive ocean centipede EEK! Considering its huge size i bet they grow and live their whole life in the same spot? What was the purpose? You use them as bait?
+joehatrix Its like pooping a zit, fun to see come out.
+joehatrix Those things can grow to 10 feet. I think they're used as bait like beach worms are.
Birgir Bills do you poop zits often?
@@biggibills4518
Or jetting a drain.
What kind of trap is that? Kill or capture?
what was the clip for?
What are you doing with them?
How does the trap work? And why does it take so long to get the work out of its hole?
It would have been cool to record what you do with it after and examine it.
Later that evening during dinner with the kids ...."oh no dad, not bobbit worm again!"
how do you locate the burrows may i ask?
this whole process is fascinating
The bobbit worm was so good that God decided to release BOBBIT WORM 2.
so did you eat it later on with some soyasauce??
0:37 "psst! kid! want some candy?"
the fish are like "oh look its that tiny fucker that killed jim last week. lets see it... *watches it slowly get pulled out* ._."
Are they edible?
How do you bait with a bobbit worm?
how do you know where to put the traps
So what does 1 do with these worms after you catch them?
Are you keeping those as pet?
wat do you use it for? bait?
yes, he said that's what he uses it for
What do you do with that do you use as bait for fishing or eat ?
What do you do with it?
How long does it take to trap and extract these creatures?
2:14 that fish was watching in shock 🤣
ALSO WHY IS THE WORM SO LONG WHAT THE
What country is this in and where are you from ? What do you catch with this Nope? Why you do this?
There are no specific country, as long as there are fish and corals or rocks. You might find them
yeah.. but are they good to eat??
Haven't you ever eaten the noodles at a Chinese restaurant?
OMG LMAO
@@weariestlion8150 lol, u eat these?
fishes: thanks, hairy dolphin
Where can I get a trap from
Where do you get a trap like that?
How many inches/feet was it?