Neon Sharks Caught on Camera | National Geographic
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- Researchers studying biofluorescent coral also discovered a shark that reflects certain light, along with a stingray, eel, and other fish. The study, published January 8, 2014, used special lighting and camera filters to identify more than 180 species of marine fishes that exhibit biofluorescence.
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Wow. That is pretty cool. Now this is the type of videos that I would like to see more of from National Geographic. I am tired of watching these videos where they leave you in suspense just so that way you'll watch their channel either on TH-cam or on television.
Well, they are in their own right to want you to actually watch their TV channel. They need to get paid as well, you know. Otherwise, no NatGeo.
Lewa500 Yes, I agree that they are in their own right to do that and I agree that they need to get paid. However, most TH-cam channels do not put up advertisements as videos like this.
All I am saying is that if I want to watch advertisements, I'll search for advertisements on TH-cam or turn on the television. However, I did not subscribe to this channel to do that. I subscribed to this channel so I could watch educational videos, not advertisements.
AveMaria82100 This channel is pretty much advertising. Nat Geo is entirely a TV and magazine producer, so anything they put on here are either small videos like this to give a taste of the TV or actual advertisement.
Well, I would like to see more educational videos like this one.
Neon sharks? HELL YEAH!
Neon? It's not the 80's anymore, sharks!
Bullshit, UV-Tattoos are comming ;)
Nemo Nightfall comming
Marceline Abadeer It's my second language and if I am not attentive, this is com(m)ing out sometimes ;)
BinkieMcFartnuggets THE 80'S NEVER DIE
Soon digital fish on the way
Dam nature you make cool stuff
Yep God does!
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Lol, The folly that "nature" makes anything is absurd, yes, God has created ALL His creation, He is worthy of praise.
I love how stoked and interested some people are about it
Makes me wonder how THEY see US.
TheCockeyez grey.
As food
@@gunarsagerry3502 probably they see us as some form of gods or just a predator or somethings as these things are tiny
WOW these creatures are incredible :)
What's the difference between biofluorescent and bioluminescent fish?
Great find. I with you guys best of luck on your future endeavors with this project.
This is why I'm getting my degree in Marine Biology. Doing what these guys are doing fascinates me
those sharks were SOOOO, CUTE!
good luck on your studies. who knows? luminescent clams? maybe the first live giant squid people see will be luminescent?
Evolution is an amazing thing
I believe since most animals down there are adapted for no light, the light from these animals probably acts as a distraction, it's probably very bright to look at directly and hard to lock onto.
This is part of the "Good NetGeo" collection.
Bioluminescence is common in ocean wildlife. Bioluminescence on land or in the sea is usually to attract food or a mate or both. Why is everybody so surprised? Never seen an octopus change color and texture in a flash? The Angler fish lure glows. Reflecting back a blue light should be a piece of cake. Bird feathers reflect all kinds of colors , why not scales and colored fish skins? We don't see all colors, doesn't mean they are not there.
Nature is so cool ....
YEAH TRIPPIE
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he is the best professor in Baruch's science department! great video
Jaguar Sharks! We never doubted you Steve Zissou!!!
Birds also glow under black lights. Parakeets and cockatiels look amazing under black lights.
the reson for this is to be the coolest cat in the sea
PHILIPPINES?! OMG I LIVE THERE
Green lantern shark lol XD
Amazing and beautiful.
YES! We need to study our oceans and sea creatures more! I love hearing and seeing these new discoveries. We ARE a Mars or alien planet when it comes to what is under our barely researched oceans.
Damn nature, you're a fuckin badass!
Would a black light have this effect?
It can just be a by-product of an actually important funtion, e.g. a component of their skin that makes it tough or rough etc, that happens to also reflect certain wavelengths of light.
Hey how about a link to more video on the same line? Beautiful stuff
LOVE!
BEAUTIFUL!
I knew out of all the stupid shit Natgeo's been uploading lately, there was one good video.
Incredible!
really cool
I didn't get the filming part too well. We need to throw some light on them and only after fitering it we can see the bioluminiscence? I mean it's not visible under naked eye?
It's the jaguar shark from Life Aquatic!
I love sharks. So beautiful.
1:10 to 1:14 almost looks like the shark used it's right fin to assist in getting away
What is this excerpt from? I assume this is from a full documentary?
wow thats amazing. NG should investigate more!
TRIPPIE we want neon shark drop it 🤟🎸
12 dislikes I dont get it! how can you not think this is cool!
Sometimes people press dislike button by accident using smartphones
Yes brother
In here in 2020
THATS PRETTY DOPE!
makes goosebumps through whole video T.T
pressure moment
Amazing! Reminds me of the movie, Avatar.
Wow, really amazing. i wonder why they have skinn that absorb the light
I like Trippie
cool name for a band. welcome to the stage the Neon Sharks!
Another proof that indonesia is atlantis : strange fish, pyramid, even a temple undersea in bali. And the most awesome things that, the pyramid is covered with a dirt. Scientist come to indonesia and he said that the the dirt it's been a million year covered the pyramid
Trippie Redd
yuh
Neon Sharks would be an awesome name for a band
Wow! Philippines is one of the parts of the CORAL TRIANGLE. :)
The coral triangle is in indonesia dumbass
irvan stevian Coral Triangle is BIG go google it JackAss!
+Chirki Crafter lol so true
beautifully cool
And on the Sixth Day, God created neon. He had taken some E.
Precioso!!!!!!!!
has there been any more news on why they are neon??
AMAZING
Marshan landscape or Pandora landscape? 2:58
Beautiful
Can only imagine what is out there in space
who else is watching this in 2020!!!
Nice vid.
And the award for Alternative Record of the year goes to “Glow” by The Neon Sharks. 🖖
neon sharks......sounds like a rock band.......Quick!......Snap it up!!!!
Animals usually take the colours of its surroundings, therefor they get some of their camouflage from these corals. Animals also see differently to humans and other species...
So this would mean all the open questions in this video are somewhat invalid.
Am I wrong or what?
Yeah, well, stick a UV light in my kids room and you're gonna see some bio-luminess too! Show me a shark that glows in the dark without special lighting, then I might be impressed.
I would be so claustrophobic , but make it sound like a piece of heaven!
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! Fukushima Fish Style??????
its al that radioactive stuff we've been dumping in the ocean its making the fish glow
The ocean is like outer space.....We know so little about it even with all this technology
3:20 that's it. This is one level above clickbait.
I am willing to bet it has something to do with Fukushima. :P
COOL!
Can you give me the reference to this paper Dr. Gruber referred to?
So much radioactive waste has been dumped. No wonder they glow like this. ;) :D A really beautiful sight.
Insert the "Twilight Zone" theme, and it's goosebumps galore.
Interesting... maybe something the in the coral that works its way up the food chain?
That's trippy...
trippie redd
You should have known ocean creatures were like this since black lights in fish aquariums have been used for many years.
If you goggles start leaking down there you're dead meat
It differentiates the animal from others of its species
That shark is a ... Flaming luminescent shark.
Welp let me get wade and bret on the phone. I need a Fluorescent Shark in my tank. Awesome
that is awesome
How come I never heard of neon sharks until AFTER the Fukushima melt-down? :)
Maybe you weren't listening. Nobody thought to look before.
David Gruber looks like a young max weinberg
Radiation
WHATS THE BACKGROUND PLS TELL ME 😭
Maybe thats how they identify prey/predator/friendly organisms
Could be something coming from the coral life
I thought only brilliant marine biologist will comment on this video.
oh, I have a fear of the great blue sea; where all of the animals will kill you with glee.
amazeballs
So basically, if I find a fish I need to shine a light on it?
I want to pet a cat shark so bad!
Simple - use green lighting - hey presto green shark - this is dumb.
Trippy! prolly glowing from radiation
Fukushima franco fish?
Amaz8ng