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- In their search for food, these crabs must leap from rock to rock, dodging the predators that lie in wait.
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Eels and octopuses are master crab hunters.
Crab: *bubbling intensifies*
*in a terrified way*
@@hfhudgeuteytr Bubbles of fear and anguish
Morays will pull divers air hoses out and look at them with a expression like a cat that knocked your drink over. They are scary intelligent
Hello
And eat you all aliveeeeeeee!!
This has better plot development than most Hollywood movies. I was literally on the edge of my seat.
To be fair, that's a pretty low bar these days.
yeah , Gandalf is so great
on the edge of my toilet*
Funny you say that, they remind me of the face huggers in the Alien franchise!
so do i
The fact that someone was able to capture a single crab running away from two different predators in so many angles is so amazing
Lucas, Chico, those are different ones each time. and the sound is fabricated entirely too.
@@PHlophe well the result is amaizing nonetheless
@@PHlophe ofc the sound is fabricated, you won't hear crabs jumping with such detail in real life, nor them making bubbles that loud
You sure it's the same exact crab? It's the magic of compiling a lot of different shots into a neat story. Could've been 10 different crabs in this video, they're pretty much all stunt doubles.
@@TheEchelon yes, a saw a vid they tried to do with Zebras and realised this. If you check the credits of some of these shows they have story writers and editors. They film a bunch of footage and try to rearrange it to form some sort of narrative people can connect with.
Sometimes we forget how lucky and safe we are as humans. Imagine if going to the shop for a loaf of bread means you're being hunted down by a giant dragon and the Kraken. That's what these poor crabs face twice a day lol
Yeah, very funny.
Try going shopping in Ukraine, or Yemen. Your safe life is an anomaly, which will not last forever.
@Speaker Roach PMSL Very true 😂
We are not lucky, we just simply got into the dominant position of eating chain
I guess you are not buying crabs for dinner? Lol
Crabs: *Crosses water into another section*
"Phew, I think we're safe from them"
Eel: *INITIATE SNAKE MODE*
Lool
Leel
The fact that some eels can move on land like snakes terrifies me.
Imagine they got the size of whales? We'd all be on the menu.
@@ericno4u We'd survive them and kill them for dinner
And some snakes live in the sea...
40 yrs ago, my local river became so bad, that fish were dying in there hundreds, we had a local panic, all hands on deck to save as many as possible.. I was 10 at the time. My greatest memory was finding like 3 foot eels in fields hundreds of meters away from the river.. We saved as many as we could find 👌still amazed to this day.
Lol gay we did love to see eel on the land to catch easily n fry with many ingredients
I’ve never found myself rooting for a couple of crabs so much in my life.
2:46 me and my wife were yelling, "come on, get there!"
Imagine if each trip to the grocery store was this hazardous.
I mean, isnt that the summarization of life of a non americans in america? /s
@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 Do you believe every bit of propaganda you read. A video about nature and you are that brainwashed your mind immediately compares predatory eels and octupus to normal every day Americans as if they are some kind of super predators waiting around the corner to murder people as they go to a store, did you ever think when you were young you would be this thick and brainwashed.
@@anothercynicalbrit6451 I think you have to read it in a sarcastic context. I don‘t live in Amrica so I can‘t relate to this situation, but maybe Arlynne is referring to traffic or criminals.
Maybe even gun owners, since they‘re mostly legal in the US.
But she/he is certainly not calling american citizens „predators“.
@@anothercynicalbrit6451 Dang, you couldn’t a little sarcasm/humorous joke? Then you pop up with the words “Propaganda” and “Brainwashed”. You do be triggered
@@arlynnecumberbatch1056 Oh please. You out-of-towners aren't nearly as interesting as you believe, but your supercharged ignorance of what Americans do is staggering.
This isn't "Crab vs Eel vs Octopus"
This is just "Crab vs Eel+Octopus"
Yeah I was expecting some eel vs octo action, that was disappointing. Its not even really "crab vs," the versus insinuates there is a fight to be had.
Well technically the eel and octopus are competing for the same food source so you could say they are rivals.
Ikr, I was expecting maybe the octopus was going to be hunting the eel sort of like karma lol
2v1 not fair for my crabby buddies 😢
wrong
Seeing aquatic animals move across land is really something
3:40 me coming out of my room to get lunch
Respect for the crabs,risking everything for a seaweed,a huge reward after all
Who wouldn’t risk everything for some ganja
Respect for some weed? That's idiotic
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 stfu
@@imn1ppystr in the comment section you write you dont talk so that phrase as no meaning here
@@brawmankerlexterminateurde860 stfu
why is it so weird to me seeing crabs jumping
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Beautiful Double big rainbow 🌈 ❤️🌈❤️
Best nature capture
I suppose because it is slightly in slow motion which makes it look like the physics are broken xD
They can also swin well
It was weird for me to see an eel and an octopus on land.
@@staticvoidmain it's weird for them seeing humans underwater
2:22 I can’t stop laughing at this betrayal that crab straight up yeeted the other one into the water as sacrifice 💀💀
Bruh when that eel slithered over the rock the Crab was like: “OH HAIL NAH”
And then when the octopus come out the crab starts foaming at the mouth 💀
The background music made the crab's escape even more spine chilling.
agreed
hello! spoiler alert!!
Now I heard about the iguana escaping from the snakes was fake, or morelikely nicely edited. I hope this one isn't
Lame
Oh, come on! Your comment appeared for me before I saw the end of the clip. You need a spoiler alert. 😄
This makes me realize that I've actually never seen a crab jump before
I aint never seen no eel slither across land before neither
@@AveryBlueRemix I have believe me it's terrifying
Not gonna lie, I have an actual true phobia of crabs. Don't know why. But now seeing them jump like this....I won't sleep for a week. Fml
Never seen them gallop, either. It's like they switch between horse mode and frog mode instantaneously.
Crab crew at 1:40 collectively nopeing tf out of there is a golden moment. The cinematography on this is pure class
I would never get tired of watching Blue Planet.
The scenes, shots, cameraman are always amazing..
I LITERALLY SCREAMED “NOOOOOO!!!” When the crab got caught by the eel towards the end. I love nature.
Forever Handsome, I scream the same haha, I was like "No No nooooo the eel got him. nooooo"
Loll, If you carefully watch there is a cut between two shots, BBC showed another shot where Crab succeeded. the actual crab you are referring is long dead in the first shot.
@@cosmicdust2192 no way, it still a lot of fun
Oh crap oh crap oh crap was literally on my mind
me too
Eel: jumps out of water
Crabs: o_o
🤣
0_0
@@ipnade Y0_0Y
@@Moddiebun I got you hahaha
This is a perfect representation of the quote “this meal is worth dying for”
Their little leaps are so cute 🥺
The way they doggy paddle to swim omg this couldn’t get any better
I cant believe i just yelled at my screen for some crabs. The cinematography and the story telling are off the charts as always 👏👏
Me, too!! I never cheer for the crabs! I actually looked around when I did it, even though I'm the only one watching this.
incredible footage!
Same here
Life is so hard, and we keep complaining. Looking at this crabs life, feels motivating
Imagine your casual walk to nearby grocery store as such as perilous.
@@tomerzafon4 chicago
@S Tra taking birth is a hard process for a mother and child both, you should have complained to god or the creator, taking a breath is a hard process, so complain, and keep creebing. Cheers
@@kunalahuja9041 May the Gods bless your soul.
@@ls200076 thank you
I keep coming back to this video from time to time. Love how tenacious and deadly nature is
Much better drama than anything Netflix has thrown out over the last few years.
Whoever does the enhanced sound effects is a hero. It makes watching animal shows so much more immersive!
You know it's someone in a sound box with something like a box of water and thimbles on there fingers for the crab legs 🤣 I saw one before where the sound of a polar bear compressing snow was custard powder inside a rubber glove pressed together next to the microphone. Genius
@@bigsteve6729 honestly. I think fabricating and sampling the whole atmosphere is more impressive than holding a microphone out in the wild.
I love to close my eyes during movies and imagine what made really that sound. Its a fun game
@@vyl4650 Their filming uses time lapse so it wouldn't be possible to get accurate audio.
@@bigsteve6729 I agree, I've always been interested in the Foley arts. As a kid learning they broke celery for breaking bones & used coconut shell halves for horse's footsteps it intrigued me.
But as an adult knowing that they do things like crinkle clear cigarette wrappers bc it sounds more like someone blowing smoke than someone actually blowing smoke reminds me that things aren't always as they seem so I need to verify anything important B4 I jump to conclusions.
That's interesting.. One pet peave of mine in regards to nature documentaries is the overdubbed sounds.. I HATE them hahaha. It's so fake I can't not dislike it. I more often than not prefer to watch amateur videos just because the sound is actually REAL. Like, it's a documentary.. it's supposed to showcase nature in it's real, raw form, but instead they have those AMAZING images with a fake ass sound.. it ruins it for me, but I think I'm the exception 🥲
Could listen to Attenboroughs voice all day. So relaxing and soothing it draws you in so you have no choice but to take in his knowledge
Is that an allegory for being gay?
@@TheStoneymoses you’re thinking wayyyyyyyyyy to far😔
Hopefully he’ll still be around for a while yet, he has such a distinctive and calming voice!! He’s a great person too :0
Yeah he’s daddy af
agreed
You make this look like a movie. Terrifying. The camera angles, the crab's own movements as seeing the moray, the octopus coming out of nowhere, the ambience, everything.
That close up at 3:53 was SOOOOO extra dramatic 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What's it called when a crab is walking to its part time job?
A side hustle.
shut up
🤣🤣🤣🤣
*Boring*
Ba dum tssss
@@rexcentx2254 shut up
when you see crabs jump high with fear in their eye that's a moray...
Criminally underrated.
Brilliant!
dont know what they're missin
b e l l s
I regret I have but one upvote to give.
2:38 Mr Krabs when he sees someone pick up a penny
4:40 "Another happy landing" - Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Such a beautiful and intriguing video 🦀
I'd be scared too, seeing all those creatures that belong in the water all of the sudden moving on land. Very spooky.
Almost creepy
That's what the ancient insects say when they saw our ancestors moving to the land. Very spooky indeed.
Imagine, your math teacher follows you home...
I imagine the bubbly noises coming from the crab are translated roughly into "oh shit", "God help me", and "this always happens on a Tuesday!"
“He Got Jimmy!”
Jumping crabs, their actually beautifully colored, it's amazing how self preservation influences their movement.
The fact I got emotionally attached to that one crab. Almost cried when I saw it get dragged down. Then relieved when it got back up and ran.
The way that the cameraman was personifying the little crab is amazing.
When Attenborough is the narrator, you know you’re gonna watch it ‘till the end!
You forgot to say "sir"
Please add the Sir to his name.
He has truly earned the respect.
Lol true. Such a shame he is an atheist though. Such a stubborn sir!
Until he says with his distinctive voice "pastures". reminds me of the planet earth series.
I always feel much more engaged when it's Attenborough speaking
Imagine just trying to get lunch and get back home just for an eel and an octopus coming after you 💀
3:13 eel becomes a snake
I never rooted for a crab in my life. But today I do!
As always the camera crew did a great job !
Yes
Seriously, to think about the number of takes I need just to get a good photo of my roommate’s cat in her sleep. And then this.
Beyond great !!
Yes, "light-foot" crab! Already seen various times by now, but its elegant locomotion ability, especially leaping & very secure soft landing, never fail in fascinating me! Gorgeous!
ok
3:01 I don't know, I just loved those eyes!
I've grown up watching Attenborough. Everytime I hear he has a new series I think there can't be much he hasn't already shown us and boom, jumping crabs, moray eels and octopus hunting out of water.
IKR Attenborough is my entire childhood. He single handedly sparked my interest in zoology and what would eventually be an interest in science as well
You would have to be 80+ years old to have not grown up watching him
BBC sure does an amazing job with the animal documentaries. Such quality. I salute all the camera and editing crew. If it wasn't for their skill and patience, who knows how these documentaries would look like.
#PublicServiceBroadcasting
Oui d,accord merci a eux c,est cela la loi de ma nature elle n,a pas besoin de nous cette harmonie océanique est forte formidable
4:09 me running out of the ocean when something touches my foot
4:03 got me dying
Avengers end game is the most ambitious crossover.
Crab, eel and octopus : hold my sea water
Aquaman Sequel much? I know it's DC but heh!
you mean "hold my water"
"The Chain Morray is a specialist crab hunter."
Chain Morray fails to successfully catch a single crab
They're just saying they've speficially evolved to eat crabs. Though this comment still made me laugh lol
O N E
1:27
It's as if some people don't even _watch the video._
Hey, mans was trying his best.
@@Gaelek13 they dont bother to
4:23 if you listen closely you can hear the crab shouting
1:57 crab hunter said: hi… :)
I've been watching animal documentaries my entire life and yet this is my first time seeing:
1- A jumping Crab and
2- A moray Eel walking on ground like a snake..
am I the only one here?
nah me 2
I thought it was only me.
An eel on dry land?
@@rinzo2009 that was scary for sure 😅
Yeah, the eel on land isn't fair.
The music and sound effects they use really makes this intense
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
The way the crabs jump is one of the most adorable things I’ve ever seen)
This narrator is amazing. Hes never had a bad video
Grandpa's voice is soo soothing to listen🤭
Can he be my daddy? Thanks.
Than why listen to TH-cam videos?
@@DevilRoom360 yo wtf
@@YourDad2004. Lol 😆😆
@@YourDad2004. wtf indeed.
As much work as each of these animals have to do to get something to eat, makes me appreciative for the conveniences I have. Amen.
Me too. Just think going to get a snack from the fridge could cost you your life each time!
We are all blessed.
AMEN
Thankful thankful :)
I swear that this didn't even cross my mind.
Gratitude.
BBC sure knows how to make a gripping documentary. I've never rooted so much for a soft shell crab ever in my life! Go little crab!!
Wow, those crabs are shockingly beautiful with their bright colours and blue eyes.
The crab is handsome!
Everything about BBC Earth's videos are awesome.
How the fuck a crab handsome?
you a crabophile?
@@chrisg7083 it's a snappy dresser
@@chrisg7083 But his smile!!!
Crabs: we got a bad feeling about this
Crabs: welp there goes jim
Crab:shut up steve you're going to attract attention
Octopus: *rotates head 180 degrees looking at crabs
Crab: Shit.
Just crazy good filming. I am always amazed by the quality of this program. No other program is consistently this good at wildlife videography.
The moray eel always intrigued me as a little kid, and it’s still quite cool to see even after years
It's funny how the crabs just fling themselves, like if someone kicked them in the ass lol
Eel in water: Scary.
Eel on land: TERRIFYING!
That creeped me out so much
It's whole mouth is teeth ffs
That eel slithering on those rocks is on my top 10 most scariest shit ive ever seen
@@jbb9873 Yep felt that too. Way more surprising than jumping crabs.
Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks
Him saying “made it!” at 4:40 is just the most wholesome thing
Cool. It really is amazing how so many simple things can be the most dangerous as everything isn’t as it seems in the wild
This is what we’ve been waiting for! The showdown of the century!
This crab's locomotor ability never fails in fascinating me. Leaping and landing is of some beauty in the shore.
These types of crabs are the cutest and the most animated kind of crabs that I've ever seen. They don't appear rigid and don't have robotic movements like what I think other crabs have from what I've seen, like when these fellas try to run all the way from one rock to another.
Sir David Attenborough: @5:05
Me: Oh, shit!
It's actually interesting and kind of surprising, that soft jelly creatures eat hard and shelled ones...
thats what she said
Octopuses have hard, sharp beaks. Without them, it couldn't eat crabs.
Why do you think the crabs have shells
@@DieFlabbergast well actually they have powerful arms with a strong grip and some can use tools, so even then depending on the octopus they might be able to bash it on a rock
Salute to the cameraman, the producer, sound engineer and Attenborough … very well done.
BBC absolutely knows how to make freaking good documentaries ❤️
One thing I thought was interesting was that these particular crabs were jumping and swimming forwards. Crabs usually walk sideways. I just wondered why these are different? It works for them. Pretty cool crabs. 😎😎😎
"The feeding grounds are separate from the breeding grounds eh? Well, at least they only have to do it once"
Narrator: In 2 hours time, when the tide starts to turn, they will have to run the gauntlet all over again.
"This is bullshit".
You know more than David Attenborough? lmfao
@@derekduvall6482 He means it as in ''it sucks''...
@@machosalad123 I stand corrected, cheers
Thank you BBC Earth for making phenomenal content I can't see anywhere else. ❤️
Also, we need to see Crab vs Octopus vs Sea Sponge vs Starfish vs Squirrel
Seeing a crab being able to jump high is so terrifying
I've watched so many of these but the shots and the editing on this one really stand out. Well done.
It’s truly astounding they get the shots they do for these documentaries, really makes it that much more amazing
Переживал за краба больше чем за олимпийскую сборную!
This is how my grandparents went to school everyday.
My heart was racing when that crab was hauling ass to the rock 😂
Eel: "I'ma get you crab..."
Octopus: "I'ma get you crab...."
Crab: "♪ I'ma forever blowing bubbles! ♪"
Incredible. So much appreciation to BBC for these amazing work of art. Excellence !!
So this is what the crabs parents had to go through when they went to school. Much respect
Can you imagine if you went out for a jog in your neighborhood and there was a very real chance you would run into a lion, a hyena, and a bear? Most humans simply do not understand what it is like to be any other animal on earth. We are terribly well insulated from the food chain.
So what do you suggest? You want me to be afraid every second of my life or tag big banner along everywhere i go that says be gratefull or be eaten?
@@zuraktobambuzi3055 Chill, no one forcing you to do that and it's cool to be grateful as well.
@@zuraktobambuzi3055 amen brother! nobody's gonna force me to look at life with a new perspective!
You don't have to live in a city. You can live in nature.
Try living in any big city and you will think differently !!! no lions hyena etc but death by car is a real possibility not to mention kidnappers, thieves and stalkers every second block !!!!
1:48 "the chain moray is an especialist crab Hunter"
Fish: 😃
hermit crab casually going about its day over the moray's head
at 1:57
@@2mighty691:46
Crab: seaweeds? it's worth dying for.
Watching those crabs run and jump was adorable 😃
United we stand divided we fall hail the crab army
1:26…..Eel: DID SOMEBODY SAY ALL YOU CAN EAT CRAB LEGS?!!!..😂🤣🤣😂
My dearly departed mom loved this show.
Pray for Linda.
This really makes me appreciate the fact that i was lucky enough to be born a human, at the top of the food chain because the idea of being chewed on by some massive water dragon like just because i went to take a sip of water is utterly terrifying.
And even we often get pushed around by the tiniest of organisms through viruses.