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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ย. 2011
- New video has been released that shows the formation of a brinicle on the ocean floor. Essentially an underwater icicle, the brinicle, or "finger of death," freezes everything in its path.
The temperature of this sinking brine, which was well below 0C, caused the water to freeze in an icy sheath around it.
Where the so-called "brinicle" met the sea bed, a web of ice formed that froze everything it touched, including sea urchins and starfish. - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
"I'd rather die than move" *Starfish*
Fuck man, I just started chilling. I'm ok with getting a little more chill.
The chillest Starfish that ever lived
😂😂😂😂😂
😆
I think it reaches them faster than it freeze
They should probably mention that this is sped up be about x20 as anyone who's seen a sea star move knows they aren't exactly the 'sprinters of the sea.'
i knew it there was something wrong xD
C Proescher I was actually thinking I didn't know star fish could move that fast. I'd never seen them move at all. Not to mention why didn't they move in enough time if they were that fast but I guess that explains why they didn't have much of a chance to escape seeing how the ice forms.
Is this real footage?
FIRE deLIGHT yes
C Proescher
This is pretty obvious imo...
How could somebody NOT know this was sped up? lol
"it kills everything it touches"
starfishes dancing on the ice: "and what about it"
Most appropriate profile pic in the whole website
Yeah, there are some things that can survive brine for brief periods. There are even some fish that can dive into brine pools and grab a dead animal to eat, and leave fast enough to where it won’t affect them.
@@mia234567 lol brilliant
avi checks out
Poor patrick
Spongebob must be sad
Someone add the sound of people screaming and running and this video will be perfect.
hell ya, this was pretty dark,like rock bottom :)
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Nah its better the way nature intended .....silent but deadly
The brinicle scene from “The Octonauts and the Over/Under Adventure” did just that.
🤣🤣🤣
Starfish 1: What you doing?
Starfish 2: Chillin
Starfish 1: Me to
SideShow Bob hello, ice to meet you here. Lovely weather today, yeah?
Very underrated comment right here, this is gold
It’s even funnier if you don’t even think about it in terms of temperature. Just two starfish actually chillin
Yet no one brought up the incorrect homophone.
Didn't know starfishes can move very quickly or i'm just high
If I could just hear the “my leg” guy scream from sponge bob I would appreciate it . Hahah
Lol
Needed!!!!
He's under the care of nurse Bazooks now
David Attenborough: "It kills any living thing that it comes into contact with, incasing it in ice"
The Sea Stars that touch it & escape: "Haha the future is now old man"
The starfish are able to walk on the surface of the frozen seafloor after the icicle has left its impression-for a time- but if they don’t get off of it after maybe an hour or something it’ll freeze them. And they don’t really know which way to go because they likely can’t see the direction that the frozen path follows. As far as the ribbon killing by descending from above, that’s yes and no, it may be more lethal that way because it might be less detectable but would have to be directly under it.
@Dean Fraser Clearly you're taking this comment way too seriously and out of context. And you don't understand the meme reference that I am making...I have the upmost respect for David Attenborough, his life's work and for more people to be aware of his mission for animals...Idiot
@Dean Fraser wow this is the dumbest ass boomer comment I’ve ever seen
If I were in the wild and suddenly hear David Attenborough I would run too.
The future is now old ma- *trips off the edge of a sea cliff*
Whoever shot this video deserves an award. That was amazing footage
I've seen many beautiful things in nature, no matter how grotesque and macabre they are. This is no exception. Bravo to the whole team who spent probably years filming this beautiful but deadly act of nature for us to observe.
The ice on top it's not beautiful it is dangerous for sea creature you idiot
@@anthp1c518 he said deadly you idiot
This only happened because they drilled a hole in the ice above. Natural processess yes, but not a nature occurrence
@@benyaminolson5739 and...
that was stressful to watch - I know that was sped up footage but those starfish were running for their lives damn
Welp, Mother Nature is a bitch
Sorry to disappoint you. Starfish don't have vision. They move about feeling around for edibles. They have no idea that something is freezing them.
@@JW...-oj5iw *The more you know*
*=====🌟*
@@JW...-oj5iw They can still detect changes in environmental conditions around them, and the sudden increase in salt concentration is a pretty clear sign that something bad's gonna happen. Most living things can't tolerate those levels of salt concentrations, and you can clearly see them moving away consciously to avoid the saltier water.
@@lukaswan5038 exactly...They have a sort of echo location with a chemical component...Long story short I'm horrified of any large body of water
starfish: "winter is fkn coming"
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Heaven forbid you spell out fucking.
People from alaska:
At 1:24 did that thing have on fake nose & glasses.
Robert Colontonio i thought the same thing but didint comment because someone might say im crazy
I see it. 😲
At first i thought someone just edited it in as a joke.
top left fuzzy ball thing at 1:24.
It's trying to be inconspicuous.
The icicle only eats starfish.
And then Elsa never went swimming ever again.
The cold never bothered her anyway
Lmao
her starfish always frozen
This video really made me view those movies differently 😂
"Oh, they've encased him in Carbonite, he should be quite well protected, if he survived the freezing process that is"
patrick!!!!!!!!!
My name is actually patrick. First i was shocked. Then i got the reference.
It looks like your name is peter
I was just about to type the same exact thing!! Haha
Actually that’s Patrick Naughtstar
This one’s called the ugly brinicle. once there was an ugly and freezing brinicle. It was so ugly and frigid that everyone froze and died.... the end!
The wonderful gift that technology brought to us to see these kind of things happen.
Indeed
Ever think about fossils.?
Anything that man puts his voice too is equally amazing as the people who do the filming. I consider both to be artists, absolute.
It's... like a cold lightning that freezes everything when it hits the ground.
Beautiful. Simply Beautiful.
FLEE YOU FOOLS!
Raltin this dude's voice sounds like Gandalf tho
pretty sure he says fly
but star fish cant fly
Dan-i think it's flee in the book, in the movie it was run you fools...probably a concession to a lesser educated society nowadays.
In the movie & the book he says "fly you fools".
Just stunning. No one else makes nature documentaries to this standard.
Looks like something out of a Sci-Fi horror movie. This phenomenon must have been around for eons. Sir David’s commentary is grounding.
What is happening: Brine with an extra measure of salt, ultrabrine, won't freeeze until the temperature gets well below freezing, and yet it is also denser than ocean water. Normally it would mix and dilute out, but when conditions are just right (temperature of the sea water just above its own freezing point, no turbulence) this ultrabrine freezes the sea water around it, essentially building its own pipeline as it descends to the floor; the pipe also prevents it from mixing. There it spreads out, acting like a refrigerant, freezing the sea water and eventually itself as it mixes and dilutes, and then gradually melts. Too late for the trapped creatures, who get greedily gobbled up by their mates, as shown in other parts of this Attenborough doco.
I don't often quote the "damn nature, you scary!" meme, but damn nature, you scary!
Kind of reminds me of the "Angel of Death" scene from Prince of Egypt :) Poor Starfish :I
Let my shellfish go
For me too 😮
@@rabidbeetle lmaoo das too good
@@micanikko thanks pimp
@@rabidbeetle wot m8
Just how many phenomena are there in the natural world! Just when I think I've learned enough, something new and exciting shows up
For real!
Loving David Attenborough's voice!
Nuki Nuk read this as „loving daddy attenboroughs voice“ and was confused
Not daddy Attenborough anymore. He's become the voice of fear and impending doom...him and the BBC has been caught essentially lying (look up the 'falling walruses'). He should be ashamed.
Is the Lich King nearby?
FOR THE SCOURGE
Which one?
Nah it's just a Regice that's nearby
My Son
FF15 new DLC is looking good!!
😂
Good thing starfish are cannibals.
What's good about that?
😂😂
That would be one heck of an ice-meat.
@@birddaddydetta They practically have a free buffet now
@@birddaddydetta I think that when the ice melts there will be a big food source for them
What an extraordinary video. I'd never have imagined something like this would happen until I saw this, even though the physics of it are pretty obvious once you know it is happening.
Watching sea urchins scuttle along at high speed gives me a good chuckle.
Damn! Winter came for those star fishes...
Anil Maurya so white walkers are just walking brinicles? Sends chills down my spine...
Those poor star fish.
They be alright
:'c
ITS MOTHA NATURE BIYACH
Mother naturee
RrereReesrerereretee
Learned about these on Octonauts!
I love this voice..I watch all his documentaries
BBC found a way to revive Gandalf!
Starfish be like :"LOOK AT THAT, THAT LOOKS DANGEROUS"
"WHEN IS IT GOING TO LAND?"
"6 MONTHS FROM NOW"
"OH NO WE'RE NOT GONNA MAKE IT"
*6 months later getting frozen*
im watching this on tv right now.
its just so amazing
Hard to believe even when watching it. Amazing!
“threatens life on the sea floor”
Shows starfish living only ten feet down
This may shock you but regardless of how low it is
It remains the floor
so this is why you can only see patrick's (from spongebob) parents for like 3-4 episodes because of this Phenomena...
Bikini's a long way from the Antarctic.
puncheex2 they probably went on vacation... :’(
They weren't actually his parents.
@@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer WHAT?!?!
@@johnvanegmond1812 So you only get to see them in S2E33 during the first three season's. Then whatever garbage comes after.
www.megacartoons.net/im-with-stupid/
The first three seasons are the quintessential Sponge Bob, I highly recommend re-running through them.
Great video, thumbs up from us and cheers from sunny IGY Simpson Bay Marina, Sint Maarten in the Caribbean.
Everyday I learn something about the earth that makes me sit in awe. I can't understand that you would need to take any drugs when you got all this beauty and awesomeness around you.
Why does the sound of ice always gives me goosebumps
The most interesting video I have ever seen to date...
I love the sound effects that were added.
David Attenborough's voice is ASMR.
I don’t know why but the voice reminds me of, “In a land of myth, and the time of magic. The destiny of a great kingdom rests on the shoulders of a young boy. His name... Merlin.”
This is David Attenborough, he didn’t voice anyone in merlin but his voice is perhaps one of the most recognisable. He’s extremely famous for his many nature documentaries.
Yes
Oh Merlin! I miss that show so much.
Was it not the same man who played the dragon who narrated the opening ?
looks like a tornado of ice touching down
It's a slownado
Never heard of this before!! Ty!!
some of the greatest footage ever captured
My god, that's actually terrifying. That sound!
I love the sound that the ocean makes it’s reminds me of the Audio from deep space.
At first I thought you were talking about the deep space 9 star trek theme song 😂 I was like "how?"
I get you now lol
Incredible footage !!
June 2021 and this gold is still trending
Cast Spell: Icy Finger of Death!
And an ice baby was born
I'm guessing the salinity of the descending water keeps it from freezing. I'm sure the salinity increases add more water freezes, perpetuating the effect.
ryan cler very well.
yes = the ultracold but unfrozen brine freezes the less salty sea water around it in a tube. If the sea were any more turbulent it wouldn't work.
I love the noise it makes.
Wow. That’s insane never heard of anything so weird. It’s cool to sad about the sea life.
Freaking AMAZING!!
a-mei-zing
Mei would approve this nature's technology
Kane Pigeon lol
Kane Pigeon
Year of the Dog anyone?
Fuck Mei! Fuck her weapon of choise! Fuck her Life! And fuck that Evil Bitch smiles!!!!
Amazing series
the foley in this is amazing
can we just enjoy the beauty of nature and watch some footage from great documentaries and not discuss shitty religions.. what the fuck does this have to do with allah and christ?
+KinaRevolution Or climate change. BAM!
KinaRevolution Because it resembles the Angel of Death...
KinaRevolution , IDIOT
Spoken like a true person of religion.
TT ;D I can't tell if you're a troll, or just legitimately stupid.
That’s freakin’ awesome.
Some questions though, why the straight line? because of current or flow of streams underneath? Shouldn't the spread be theoretically in a circular pattern from the point of contact? or maybe the ground structure caused the spread of ice in a straight line like a highway...
Learn something new every day. That was cool to watch. No pun intended
I thought this random recommendation was about Bioncles.
Shoutout to Tom for recording this while holding his breath.
Man.... getting chill just by watching this video!!!
This is one of the "coolest" things I've ever seen.
no , this is patrick!
RIP patrick :( ouch !
from spongebob
this phenomena also--once a year--happens in Kepa strait .. the strait between Alor island and Kepa island in Indonesia
Now THERE's something you don't see every day! Thanks!!
So it's basically The Presence from Nine Inch Nails "Year Zero."
"The cold never bothered me anyway" Elsa frozen
I adore this voice😊
Wow I had no idea this could happen. So cool!
"I cant see my forehead"
Guaranteed...this is how fast time actually moves from their perspective.
“Zipping along the seabed, doo doo doo...”
*sea otter goes ZOOMING by*
That was worth watching!
Fascinating and awesome
Damn nature! You scary!
Neftali Ibarra this is much more a chemical reaction than nature here.
Antoine Ske
What the hell?
Petra Quartz what ? the nature is basically a giant chemical reaction right ?
And we talk about the variation of the salt solubility in the temperature of the water here.
Antoine Ske
Yes, I know it is nature, but your first reply made it seem as though you thought this was unnatural, sorry.
Petra Quartz it was mostly a joke lol no problem
0:41 Brace yourselves...
Fascinating
My friend, thanks to you, I enjoyed watching... I'm proud of you for developing day by day.
1:23 I swear that round spikey sea creature is wearing sunglasses
Hey matsimus
"Winter is coming." - Patrick
This sounds like an awesome idea for an apocalyptic magic spell
Amazing.
Is this on Netflix
Tasha Otanez it is! BBCs Planet Earth
SurrealReality1195 what episode
The one about the Poles I think though I could be wrong.
Yes, but it is BBC's Frozen Planet. I watch a LOT of documentaries and the cinematography in this one truly gave me a realistic scope of how the Arctic and Antarctic are. New animals are introduced and are fun to watch, but how they film them and the land is just wow.
360p ? in 2017 ? seriously ?
360p in 2011, seriously
Johnny boy Hahahahaha
The sounds the ice makes is crazy!
Its fake
Foley artist are responsible for almost every sound you hear
Wow, this is amazing.
Adress
PATRIIIICK :(
Quem veio por causo do Felipe Neto?
That is insane!
Mother Nature used Freeze-Dry on Staryu. It’s super effective!
God is Great
and what exactly does it have to do with the video?
p.S. god doesnt exist * grabs popcorn*
+ShitKid1337 🙋 Agreed.
Ok?
This really doesn't have to do with the video.
Also, what's the popcorn for ShitKid? Either way, I want some.