Part 2 - Creatures of the Pelagic Zone - will be out same time next week! You can join the channel for early access to future vids and to support me, but no pressure :) Just watching and leaving a comment really means a lot. Hope you enjoyed!
@esforever1790 Who asked you? That contributed literally nothing to the conversation, one that is 2 years old, no less. You chose to post your unnecessary negativity. Hope your attitude improves one day.
This channel is incredible. If you showed me the video with no context I would seriously thinking this is something from national geographic. Please keep it up!!
Woah, thank you so much! You’ve made my day, that really means a lot :) I love making these, so I’m excited to share loads more with you guys! Drop me a comment any time, it’d be great to hear more of your feedback.
Ok, so the deep sea used to freak me out pretty bad, but the narrator's voice is so soothing that I actually feel zero anxiety when hearing about how deep and dark it is.
Thanks David!! I’m glad you enjoyed, it was an incredibly exciting topic to explore. Whenever I set out to research for these vids, I end up learning so many incredible new things just by digging a little deeper at certain topics. And being able to share these findings with people is a privilege! I can’t wait to see what you think of the deep sea’s pelagic creatures next week :D
Dude!! You have GAINED 62,000 subscribers in the last 30 DAYS!!! You were around 20,000 when I first found you!! Please don't forget me when you are at the top!! HEH HEH HEH. I am so proud of you! You deserve all and any success. But I hope you still pursue school and your dreams, don't drop it all for TH-cam, although I hear it can be quite lucrative, and it's up to you of course. So good for you! I am certain it will only ascend from here. From the abyss to the sunlight zone, heh heh heh..... Love you (not in a creepy way). Keep on you will do incredible things. Xoxoxo
Thank you so much Joshua!! It wouldn’t be possible without the incredible scientists over at MBARI, EVNautilus, Schmidt Ocean and OceanX capturing the raw footage with their deep-diving remotely operated vehicles :)
Thanks George!! I’m so glad you did find me - being able to share the wonders of the deep sea with people like you through these videos is a dream come true for me! They’re a pleasure to make. And welcome to the channel :)
I’m a Marine Science major at SBU n imma tell you right now.. these videos are awesome to watch on my lunch from (working in one of the labs in my program)
Listen here Filly Brick, I haven’t watched that blasted show since I was in grade 2. I had a nostalgic moment at the aquarium as I was relating to things on spongebob squarepants and other second hand-sea related accounts from my childhood. I DID NOT grow up going to the ocean. I only watched the first two seasons, then the movie ruined it for me. I never watched the rest of the show so thats the extent of my sea/undersea education and I wanted to learn more by going to see some stupid fish. I thought it’d be funny for others who haven’t thought about the show since they grew up and don’t continue to watch it on Saturday mornings and have jobs and whatnot. AND I’m a minority. Now look what you’ve done, uhhh. I’m so upset...if only... Haha, that’s what you get
What a great timing for a vid as soon as I finished school anyway your vids are awesome and I enjoy watching them you get an A+++++++ from me on every thing Well done editing and nice clips u got there this is the best 11minutes of my day🙂🙂🙂👍
I have an exam for Ocean Science and this video made everything more clear. It was done very well. Thank you for your amazing content. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you so much, I’m really glad you found it useful for your revision, and it’s incredibly exciting to know students are using it as a resource. I’ll be starting a Marine Bio course in September, which I’m looking forward to immensely! Best of luck in your exam. Thanks for subscribing :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Update! I aced my exam. Thank you! I'm very intrigued by your videos about the Deep Ocean Food Web, since I chose it as my research topic for my report. So once again thanks for the content, I'll definitely use it as a secondary source. Good luck with your Marine Bio Course! You'll probably do amazing. :)
@Harvie That’s brilliant news, thank you so much for coming back and telling me :) I’m so excited to start my course, and I really appreciate your support. I bet your report is phenomenal!
Nice video! Some of these shots show the deep sea as a awe inspiring place filled for wonder and mystery, that it is not just a black abyss filled with scary monsters like some people would think. Looking forward to part 2!
ive been trying to binge watch these type of videos, those creatures are fr nasty bruh but like its also so fascinating it makes me want to change my hobbies into marine life stuff 😍😍‼️
Great vid. Creatures of the deep sea are so interesting. From their looks to their eating habits. Love the quote from Jurassic park: "Life always finds a way" - so much true in a few words! Narrator's voice is so clear and calm. Thanks for sharing.
Nice vid! I find that some of these clips show the deep ocean as a really awe inspiring place, that is isn't just a dark abyss filled with scary animals like many people would think. excited for part 2!
@@NaturalWorldFacts You're welcome. Maybe it is because I copied the comments from a google doc? I don't really know if that's true but I find I have better luck if I type the comment directly on TH-cam
Ah! I reckon TH-cam has some way of telling when a comment is pasted, and automatically assumes it’s spam. Again, a ridiculous way of sorting wheat from chaff, but hey at least we got there in the end :)
Around 3:40ish... fish go bonk on rock... While considering the seriously interesting nature of these films... thank you for leaving that part in... almost snorted tea out my nose laughing!
this is literally my fav TH-cam channel the narration the cinematography I’m learning so much and enjoying it immensely because of the way it’s presented like a story
Very nice video, some of these shots show the deep sea as an awe-inspiring place filled with wonder, that it is not just a dark abyss filled with horrifying monsters like some people would perceive it as. Excited for part 2!
i realy love your videos.every evening i am watchig 3 videos before i go to bed and i am learning new things and educating myself, instead of watching some kind of sh**. so thank you very much.
Hey there, and how are you this fine day? Quick question while this advertisement plays out. How do those fish that rest on the bottom, not moving much. stay oxygenated? And for that matter, how low, at those depths, are the oxygen levels?
That’s a really good question!! So, I’ve found some sources that explains that the burrows of some benthic fish create oxygen flows, but broadly ‘oxygen levels do not seem to affect demersal community diversity’. I think they cope by adapting to have small body sizes and large gills. But then again the oxygen levels here aren’t as low as you might expect! Freezing of antarctic seawater in winter leaves behind extremely cold, salty water which sinks and flows ALL around the world, providing life-giving oxygen to deep waters in other locations. This is the sole reason that much of the abyssal plain is not a dead zone!
@@NaturalWorldFacts Well thank you for that informative answer! And as we discussed in an earlier exchange, please do come to Canada when you can and check out the incredible ecosystems we enjoy!
@@NaturalWorldFacts Writing from Canada as well, but never have had the time nor the means to visit places for nature. I love wildlife so much so that I want to go to university and take enroll in a program related to nature. Only issue is that in my area, Sudbury (Ontario), people will just most likely think of veterinarians whenever someone says they love nature, which is not what I want ×_×
@Aychiro Uchiwa If there’s a uni course like zoology you could enrol in, go for it!! I’m beginning a marine biology course this year and I’m incredibly excited. If it’s something that gets you excited too, then follow that passion. It’ll be worth it :)
at 4:43, what is that chimera doing siphoning out sand by its...neck? love your videos. i hope you don't take it as an insult, but they are brilliant to fall asleep to. as an insomniac it's so dreamy.
I mean this respectfully but is this a male or female voice? It’s hard to tell, like it’s kind of in the middle ya kno ? Either way it’s quite soothing
7.38 Ur talking abt natural formations but in the video it's definitely a man made object, 90degree cut, rounded edges, with parallel lines of same depth and possible drawings on one side.
my votes for the top 10 most relaxing voices on TH-cam: 1) Bob Ross 2) Dr Polaris 3) Natural World Facts (Sorry, you only came 3rd) 4) Brian Engh Paleoart. ...
I never understood why bottom feeder is used as an insult when real bottom feeder can litterlaly survive and fend off the most inhospitbal condition on our entire planet casually.
Yep- a deep sea media organisation approached me requesting I remove any clips of theirs that I’d used, so I used YT’s censorship feature to blur them. I’m working on re-making some of my videos that had longer segments of their content and thus had to be taken down completely.
Part 2 - Creatures of the Pelagic Zone - will be out same time next week! You can join the channel for early access to future vids and to support me, but no pressure :) Just watching and leaving a comment really means a lot. Hope you enjoyed!
Thank you so much ❣️ Your videos are great 🌌🌊🐚🐙
It always amazes me how much COLOUR there is in the deep sea!
Absolutely! For a place devoid of sunlight, it’s beautiful when illuminated
Aww but the poor benthic fishies can’t even see it!
It doesn't amaze me.
Exactly, everywhere 🌈
@esforever1790 Who asked you? That contributed literally nothing to the conversation, one that is 2 years old, no less.
You chose to post your unnecessary negativity. Hope your attitude improves one day.
This channel is incredible. If you showed me the video with no context I would seriously thinking this is something from national geographic. Please keep it up!!
Woah, thank you so much! You’ve made my day, that really means a lot :) I love making these, so I’m excited to share loads more with you guys! Drop me a comment any time, it’d be great to hear more of your feedback.
I don't think ng is this good!
Ok, so the deep sea used to freak me out pretty bad, but the narrator's voice is so soothing that I actually feel zero anxiety when hearing about how deep and dark it is.
Reminds me of Hannibal Lector’s voice.
Wow, this is extremely comprehensive. This is something to be proud of. Keep it up, looking forward to part 2
Thanks David!! I’m glad you enjoyed, it was an incredibly exciting topic to explore. Whenever I set out to research for these vids, I end up learning so many incredible new things just by digging a little deeper at certain topics. And being able to share these findings with people is a privilege! I can’t wait to see what you think of the deep sea’s pelagic creatures next week :D
Dude!! You have GAINED 62,000 subscribers in the last 30 DAYS!!! You were around 20,000 when I first found you!! Please don't forget me when you are at the top!! HEH HEH HEH. I am so proud of you! You deserve all and any success. But I hope you still pursue school and your dreams, don't drop it all for TH-cam, although I hear it can be quite lucrative, and it's up to you of course. So good for you! I am certain it will only ascend from here. From the abyss to the sunlight zone, heh heh heh..... Love you (not in a creepy way). Keep on you will do incredible things. Xoxoxo
Spectacular narration, excellent score, incredible footage, and great infographics! A truly next level documentary production!
Thank you so much Joshua!! It wouldn’t be possible without the incredible scientists over at MBARI, EVNautilus, Schmidt Ocean and OceanX capturing the raw footage with their deep-diving remotely operated vehicles :)
So glad I found this channel, I have always found deep sea life absolutely fascinating. Thank you!
Thanks George!! I’m so glad you did find me - being able to share the wonders of the deep sea with people like you through these videos is a dream come true for me! They’re a pleasure to make. And welcome to the channel :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts new favorite TH-camr :)
@Austin Thank you so much!!! That really means a lot to me 🦈🦈
3:43 the fish hitting the rock is me without coffee
3:42 oh my gawd poor fish
made him boop his snoot
I’m a Marine Science major at SBU n imma tell you right now.. these videos are awesome to watch on my lunch from (working in one of the labs in my program)
Just discovered your channel, great footages, amazing music and your voice is really relaxing. Subscribing in 3, 2, 1
Thank you 😊
You honestly deserve your very own tv program, brilliant stuff 👍
That would be a dream come true!
It just occurred to me “rock bottom” in spongebob is representing the “worlds” on and below the continental shelf
omg you’re right
Listen here Filly Brick, I haven’t watched that blasted show since I was in grade 2. I had a nostalgic moment at the aquarium as I was relating to things on spongebob squarepants and other second hand-sea related accounts from my childhood. I DID NOT grow up going to the ocean. I only watched the first two seasons, then the movie ruined it for me. I never watched the rest of the show so thats the extent of my sea/undersea education and I wanted to learn more by going to see some stupid fish. I thought it’d be funny for others who haven’t thought about the show since they grew up and don’t continue to watch it on Saturday mornings and have jobs and whatnot. AND I’m a minority. Now look what you’ve done, uhhh. I’m so upset...if only...
Haha, that’s what you get
@@austinnevels7447 I've got no idea what you're talking about in your second message, but I like it anyway 😆
@@eriosyce688 ahh, a guy deleted his condescending comment. That was a sarcastic reply haha
@@austinnevels7447 oh haha :)
What a great timing for a vid as soon as I finished school anyway your vids are awesome and I enjoy watching them you get an A+++++++ from me on every thing
Well done editing and nice clips u got there this is the best 11minutes of my day🙂🙂🙂👍
Thanks so much Mohanned!! It’s always lovely hearing from you, and I’m so glad you enjoyed ☺️☺️
Hope school was okay!! Have a wonderful day.
Your videos are Better than some of the NAT GEO, Discovery, or BBC documentaries, ver impressed
I have an exam for Ocean Science and this video made everything more clear. It was done very well. Thank you for your amazing content. You have a new subscriber.
Thank you so much, I’m really glad you found it useful for your revision, and it’s incredibly exciting to know students are using it as a resource. I’ll be starting a Marine Bio course in September, which I’m looking forward to immensely! Best of luck in your exam. Thanks for subscribing :)
@@NaturalWorldFacts Update! I aced my exam. Thank you! I'm very intrigued by your videos about the Deep Ocean Food Web, since I chose it as my research topic for my report. So once again thanks for the content, I'll definitely use it as a secondary source. Good luck with your Marine Bio Course! You'll probably do amazing. :)
@Harvie That’s brilliant news, thank you so much for coming back and telling me :) I’m so excited to start my course, and I really appreciate your support. I bet your report is phenomenal!
Nice video! Some of these shots show the deep sea as a awe inspiring place filled for wonder and mystery, that it is not just a black abyss filled with scary monsters like some people would think. Looking forward to part 2!
I love how this guys responds to so many comments
Thank you for your eloquent, beautiful videos.
I can’t stop watching this! I am addicted to this video. That’s crazy 😜
ive been trying to binge watch these type of videos, those creatures are fr nasty bruh but like its also so fascinating it makes me want to change my hobbies into marine life stuff 😍😍‼️
Great vid. Creatures of the deep sea are so interesting. From their looks to their eating habits. Love the quote from Jurassic park: "Life always finds a way" - so much true in a few words!
Narrator's voice is so clear and calm. Thanks for sharing.
Nice vid! I find that some of these clips show the deep ocean as a really awe inspiring place, that is isn't just a dark abyss filled with scary animals like many people would think. excited for part 2!
Hope this comes through so that you can see it. I tried to reword it a bit from the previous comments.
It came through!! Thanks so much mate, I’m so sorry you’ve had so many problems trying to leave comments. Looking forward to sharing part 2 with you.
@@NaturalWorldFacts You're welcome. Maybe it is because I copied the comments from a google doc? I don't really know if that's true but I find I have better luck if I type the comment directly on TH-cam
Ah! I reckon TH-cam has some way of telling when a comment is pasted, and automatically assumes it’s spam. Again, a ridiculous way of sorting wheat from chaff, but hey at least we got there in the end :)
Waohh what a video! And i like your voice, it's so smooth
And and it's a sick documentary I've ever seen
Thanks so much!!! ☺️
I loooooove this series (deep sea) so much!! Thank you thank you thank you!!! A thousand thank yous!!
Around 3:40ish... fish go bonk on rock...
While considering the seriously interesting nature of these films... thank you for leaving that part in... almost snorted tea out my nose laughing!
Thanks for the beautiful video... Love these vids.. really enjoy watching them on my free time...
0:18 never seen that before
this is literally my fav TH-cam channel the narration the cinematography I’m learning so much and enjoying it immensely because of the way it’s presented like a story
Thank you, that’s so lovely to hear!
This is so interesting!!-
Very nice video, some of these shots show the deep sea as an awe-inspiring place filled with wonder, that it is not just a dark abyss filled with horrifying monsters like some people would perceive it as. Excited for part 2!
You make such amazing videos! The voice, music, and subjects are all great!
Thank you!! Thats so lovely to hear 😊
Great video and there is so much to learn about the deep Ocean . The Human race has a long way to go before knowing all the life that's in the deep 🦉
I've been watching all of your deep see videos over and over past two weeks. Absolutely amazing. The quality of these videos ! I'm in love.
Fascinating stuff:)
I can't understand how this channel doesn't have more subs.
Very nice
This is amazing!
Thanks Noel!!!!!! 😁
Yes!...it is!
this channel deserves so much recognition
this channel is my soul's coffee
Amazing educational content, wo many great vocab words as usual
Thanks again @Backyard Expeditions !! I’m excited to share part 2 tomorrow :)
Why so little subs!!?? Deserves much more
Cheers!
i realy love your videos.every evening i am watchig 3 videos before i go to bed and i am learning new things and educating myself, instead of watching some kind of sh**. so thank you very much.
Who IS this narrator?! My God, it’s fantastic listening!!!
The deep abyss both terrifies n fascinates me..
Fish had to live on the floor cause he was too dummy benThicc to swim up
Hey there, and how are you this fine day? Quick question while this advertisement plays out.
How do those fish that rest on the bottom, not moving much. stay oxygenated? And for that matter, how low, at those depths, are the oxygen levels?
That’s a really good question!! So, I’ve found some sources that explains that the burrows of some benthic fish create oxygen flows, but broadly ‘oxygen levels do not seem to affect demersal community diversity’. I think they cope by adapting to have small body sizes and large gills.
But then again the oxygen levels here aren’t as low as you might expect! Freezing of antarctic seawater in winter leaves behind extremely cold, salty water which sinks and flows ALL around the world, providing life-giving oxygen to deep waters in other locations. This is the sole reason that much of the abyssal plain is not a dead zone!
@@NaturalWorldFacts Well thank you for that informative answer!
And as we discussed in an earlier exchange, please do come to Canada when you can and check out the incredible ecosystems we enjoy!
No worries, and yes please!!! I really want to visit Banff National Park, and Abraham Lake. So many beautiful places.
@@NaturalWorldFacts Writing from Canada as well, but never have had the time nor the means to visit places for nature. I love wildlife so much so that I want to go to university and take enroll in a program related to nature. Only issue is that in my area, Sudbury (Ontario), people will just most likely think of veterinarians whenever someone says they love nature, which is not what I want ×_×
@Aychiro Uchiwa If there’s a uni course like zoology you could enrol in, go for it!! I’m beginning a marine biology course this year and I’m incredibly excited. If it’s something that gets you excited too, then follow that passion. It’ll be worth it :)
I LOVE YOUR SOOTHING VOICE THE WITHDRAWALS ARE BAD
i love being able to recognize footage shot by Hercules :)
I love this channel!
Thank you so much, B🐝autiful!! 🦈🐙
3:42 that fish going to remember that for the rest of his life
hahaha
Absolutely stunning
at 4:43, what is that chimera doing siphoning out sand by its...neck? love your videos. i hope you don't take it as an insult, but they are brilliant to fall asleep to. as an insomniac it's so dreamy.
2:44 *”Warning. Entering ecological dead zone. Extreme caution is advised.”*
😂
01:24 dude got caught walking and was like “uuuuhhh…nothing to see here. Totally just a fish doing fish things…”
I mean this respectfully but is this a male or female voice? It’s hard to tell, like it’s kind of in the middle ya kno ? Either way it’s quite soothing
Male :) and no worries, my voice is quite high (only 18 years old)
Wild looking sea creatures
8:16 i am somehow reminded of the Ordovician, but in the deep sea.
Omg, @0:47 I don't blame the fish at all, I totally thought that was a real fish too.
life will not be contained, life breaks boundaries sometimes dangerously, life finds a way.
interesting topic, but for me the score music is louder than narrator's voice, so it is very hard to get the information :(
7.38 Ur talking abt natural formations but in the video it's definitely a man made object, 90degree cut, rounded edges, with parallel lines of same depth and possible drawings on one side.
Can someone tell me: What is the creature at 0:28 ? A type of squid but I don't know it.
Do we actually clean our dishes with deep sea organisms, or do we just call those tools sponges?
my votes for the top 10 most relaxing voices on TH-cam:
1) Bob Ross
2) Dr Polaris
3) Natural World Facts (Sorry, you only came 3rd)
4) Brian Engh Paleoart.
...
0:49 I'd already be dead if I were a fish, didn't notice that one..
3:42 fish runs into a rock
BONK!
8:50 - 9:00 it was so graphic, they had to blur it out
4:22 spin
Science is amazing
Agreed.
Benthic ecology revision 😎😎😎
Who needs Articulate? 😎😎
Love these octopuses......Now I'm hungry
I just noticed the little dude at 3:42 swam straight into the rock 😅
wow this is making me realize the earth really isn’t ours
"Ours"? So who of us of all different species have ownership of the earth?
3:43 bonk
I have a question. Are pelagic creatures birds for benthic creatures?
I never understood why bottom feeder is used as an insult when real bottom feeder can litterlaly survive and fend off the most inhospitbal condition on our entire planet casually.
What is the fish at @6:37? Thank you
JUST 200 meters!? Thats fucking DEEP already!
Did you blur segments or something?
Yep- a deep sea media organisation approached me requesting I remove any clips of theirs that I’d used, so I used YT’s censorship feature to blur them. I’m working on re-making some of my videos that had longer segments of their content and thus had to be taken down completely.
@@NaturalWorldFacts What lousy scientists
Life…uhhhh, finds a way
How do you get the video for this?
Wherever I can find it - usually from incredible marine exploration organisations like MBARI, Schmidt and EV Nautilus
The Infauna is literally just a camper
❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻❤️👍🏻
go to 1:24 u wont regret it
why do i feel lilke galadriel is narrating this? 8:17
"Could not BE more different!" - Chandler Bing.
be honest we all heard it
I’m glad salad fingers has found a new job as your narrator.. xD
I like… rusty fish
This salty water has made all of my spoons rust!
3:42 lol
I am convinced life started off has worms…we are ALL worms!!!
The narrator’s voice is suggestive of Hannibal Lector’s.
3:43 **bonk**
Uh was that a human pelvis?
I’d be crying tears of astonishment by beauty if I were on drugs right now
fish at 3:44 go bonk
at around 3:40 you get to see a fish get booped
and this is only 5% of what's out there
What’s blurred out at 8:49-9:00?
Copyrighted content that the original footage owner asked to be removed retrospectively
4:22 to 4:26 thats all