RARE MASSIVE 6-GILL SHARK SIGHTING AT 3300 FT DEPTH!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ม.ค. 2008
- This six-gill shark (Hexanchus) was filmed during a submersible dive off the northeast coast of Molokai at a depth of 1000m (3280ft). The 2 red laser dots are 6 inches apart, resulting in a length of about 18 ft for the shark.
Great ecstatic live commentary by University of Hawaii Oceanography Professor Jeff Drazen!
Many thanks to Dr. Craig Smith (University of Hawaii) and Dr. Eric Vetter for permitting release of this footage which was obtained as part of their research data set.
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after 13 years you have been blessed by the algorithm
Something fishy about that ayyy. Haha
@@flukesl8615 yea i can sea that
Thx
@Koti Dinzen no u
Very original
Everybody: "Wow" "Omg" "So big!" "Look at his gills"
That one guy:
"LOOK HOW *THICK* HE IS"😯😫
Dummy thiccccc 😂
Thiccy sharky
Nowadays comments vs 13 years old comments good ol days
"LOOK HOW THICK HE IS"
GREG.... WHAT DID WE TALK ABOUT LAST TIME?
I was thinking the same thing
The context completely changes when you close your eyes and listen.
“This guy has a meter length head”
🤣🤣🤣
Your pfp makes this so much better 😂😂
"He's so *_T H I C C C"_*
underrated comment
1:00 "Look how thicc he is"
Extra thicc
Big chonk
I was gonna timestamp and quote what he said 😠
@@joshtkd1706 ok
@@joshtkd1706 you mad bro? :P
@@boredy7694 it's called a joke..
It's called a Hexanchus griseus, or "Blunt nose 6-gill shark".
Thanks for your interest!
Do they eat humon? 😮
@@000274400 sharks typically dislike human flesh and no human can physically go that deep without a sub so no.
@@MagikSpellzz spread the word
Rip
I love the guy say "look at how thick it is"
My grandfather is a fisherman in Moloka'i and he used to tell us stories of a at least 16 ft shark that he would spot. I thought it was just an old wise tale to scare us kids, but this video could proove his story true. A tribute to my Aumakua....Moloka'i mo' bettah!
Wow, you almost never hear Moloka’i brought up. I lived there for a number of years, what a wonderful hidden treasure your island is! Moloka’i moh bettah indeed!
Your grandfather was full of shit
@@Realtrollking2988 the estimates for this one are 12-18 feet.
Great whites often break 15 feet.
So do many other sharks along the equator get close.
It's very reasonable to get a shark around 15 feet, stop being an ass.
@@dilophoraptordouble nah full of shit
How cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
3 bros fawning over a thick shark isn't what I expected, but exactly what I needed
Fr 🤣🤣🤣
"This guys got a meter wide head, look how thicc he is"
dude, thats awesome, but what were those pipes and stuff down there? crazy footage though..imagine that thing touching you underwater.... :S
Future
This comment is older than my cousins
That’s how they take soil samples, they use the robotic arm to press down on the pipe and then succ it back up into the tube
😎 I've conditioned my body for holding my breath as long as possible, so that I can start a new hobby of "deep sea snorkeling". ^This is typical of the depth that I dive to, so I run into a LOT of these deep water sharks while snorkeling. I even spotted one at the comparably shallow depth of 1,900 feet last weekend, on my way down to 4,400 feet. 😁👍
If you attempted that deep of a snorkel dive then this must be your ghost we are replying to
We did about a dozen dives for this project and on nearly all the deep dives we saw one or sometimes several of these 6-gill sharks (Hexanchus griseus). So there appears to be a community or small population of them to be thriving off the northeast coast of Molokai. But the one in this clip was by far the largest one was have seen. Thanks for your interest!
Wow really? I’m from big island and I’ve only swam with hammerheads and reef sharks (probably a couple tigers) I can only imagine how crazy it would be to be next to a 20+ foot prehistoric Goliath like that...
@@bigshrimp6458 y mon
@@bigshrimp6458 dive down a couple thousand feet and tell them hi
@@kieranschafer5180 😂
@@bigshrimp6458
Do you get the Great Hammerheads in your area?
They can reach 18ft - 20ft.
Tigers can but its rare.
They spotted a 18ft female in 2018 in French Polynesia.
I always thought if a truly large individual over 15ft was found, it would be around the Hawaiian islands. Lol
I have an interest in all sharks but mostly do most of my research on GWs.
Big Blue (well known GW) was spotted off the coast of Hawaii, on her migration from Guadalupe Island, Mexico and shes about 21.5 ft.
Pacific Sleeper Sharks may be out in the island areas as well, but very few sightings so far, they live at around the same depth and deeper than the 6th Gill and Prickly sharks hang out.
They did spot a 23ft female Sleeper off Oahu at 6300ft.
Okay so the last video they posted was 7 years ago. The creator of this channel probably doesn't even think about this channel anymore and yet here we all are because of the youtube algorithm. I hope they check back on it one day and see how their video blew up finally. Also holy crap an 18 foot shark.
Video is running ads so the person that uploaded this hasn’t forgotten about this channel
@@zak2005 Well that's great. I hope they get some sweet ad revenue lol.
@@zak2005 TH-cam runs ads automatically, even on unmonetized channels, so they can still be inactive
This Channel is under 1k subs.
Try closing your eyes and listening to this.
The 2 red dots from the laser scaler are calibrated to be 6 inches apart at all distances. You can measure the shark by freezing frames and counting the multiples of 6 inches that make up the length of the animal. Give it a try!
Thanks for your interest,
HURLSubOps
Ooohhhhhhhhhhh
Just waiting for someone to do it for me
@@rynierlock8091 take some initiative
@@kurtwagner350 nah
Caterkiller
Nobody claimed it to be 15-20m long. The estimates of 4-6m (12-18ft) are based on the known distance of 15cm between the 2 red laser dots. You are welcome to give it a try and count up the number of times you can fit the scaler onto the shark.
Thanks for your input!
HURLSubOps
I said 15ish.... dude was up there in the food chain
I was in middle school when you guys uploaded this 🤣🙏 hope you guys are well. Cheers 🍻
Despite being thallasophobic, I love seeing what's at the bottom of our oceans (since I'll never work up the courage to go there) because all the creatures are so weird. It's amazing what happens when you remove just light from a habitat.
Floofie and add immense pressure
I am also super thallasophobic. (I visit San Francisco a lot and am always disappointed that I can’t visit Alcatraz because I’m scared of the boat. :c) I equate it to watching a horror movie. I’m terrified but kind of get enjoyment out of being terrified. Too bad actually being in the situation isn’t fun.
I just love to see deep sea creatures to bad if I ever get the chance to go to the deep sea I would be to afraid
Sucks for you that’s your purgatory when you die 😂
Well, many people CANT swim that far into the depths...lol it is most ROVs doing the sight seeing for us lol
Thanks for your speedy response! Thank you for clarifying that, it looked like they were a part of the ground!? but thanks for explaining
I thought this comment was from 12 hours ago, turns out it was 12 years ago
@@Dylank001 damn tahts a long time
12 years ago,damn
@@raps9596 damn
this is first time i see comment in two digit years
The pipes and stuff are the robotic manipulator of the submarine, seen at the beginning to the left, and a set of sediment samplers that were used for the project.
Thanks for your interest!
It has been 13 years
TH-cam recommending me this video after 13 years 😅🤯
Welcome to Jurassic Park!!! always cool seeing the Prehistoric 6-Gilled Shark.
It only took him 13 years to be blessed by the Algorithm
The audio is awesome! Finally a cool clip of a large shark without gnashing teeth and that beat-to-death theme from Jaws.
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I just LOVE hearing the reactions of the researchers throughout this video!! :)
Insane searching sixgill sharks and finding the actual video I watched as a kid with a shark fascination back in 2008.
Rare indeed! This is very cool, thanks to everyone involved for sharing.
The fish, called Hexanchus griseus (blunt nose sixgill shark) did not appear to be scared, maybe a little startled. It may have been blinded by the lights. Our vantage point insided the sub is almost identical to the camera positions. So you see what we saw. Do you think it is noticing or even reacting to the cameras? Thanks for your interest!
For once, the word "awesome" actually fits. Just incredible. Makes you wonder what else is down in the deep ocean.
Great work, guys. Keep it coming!
g.
Bruce from Finding Nemo.
Hi Bruce..
Hi Bruce
Bruce was a great white shark
Jesus Christ! That thing came out like he was revived from being a fossil.
Jesus is a prophet from God, not the son of God and not God himself, do your research.
@UC9icCdy3-zB75vJLIppB_eQ man get the fuck off with your religious bs and get a life.
@@thetruth7135 ^
@@Gingaa187 why so harsh ? That makes you cool ?, islam is the truth hence why its hated all over the media yet its the fastest growing religion in the world. Search who owns the media and see why they're hating on islam, I dare you to open the quran, you're worshipping the devil without even knowing, dont hate nor judge anything without even knowing what you're talking about. You live and you die wake up ! Life is more than eat work sleep common stop being a sheep, if you have questions im here ❤ God is one and I associate no one with Him, only Him is worthy of worship, Ths One ☝️
@@Gingaa187 th-cam.com/users/TheMercifulServant
It's a 6-gill shark, species Hexanchus griseus. Information regarding this clip can be found right next to it on the upper right side of this page: "This six-gill shark (Hexanchus) was filmed...."
You still alive??
No, everything stayed intact on this encounter. But agitated sharks and especially amber jacks (Kahala) have punched out lights, dislodged cameras and also knocked themselves out, crashing at full speed into the sub's high strength steel command sphere.
Thanks for your interest!
1:00 “look how thicc he is!”
Seeing this after 13 years is a blessing from the TH-cam gods
amazing! they find new things every time they go down there. i could watch deep sea stuff like this for hours lol
@Depressed lol
U aight bruh?
Indeed this was probably the main reason why we felt that this clip would resonate: It's not the biggest shark ever seen, nor is it a new species. It captures a moment when an experienced pro meets that kid he was when he started out so many years ago. Thanks!
Beautiful creature. Look how easily it moves in the water!
I know its kindof cute in a weird way
Wow TH-cam recommendations decided to show me this at 2 am, wonderful
According to the Ichtyologist on the expedition it was a H. griseus.
Thanks for your interest!
Hi
Do any of you people bother to read the descriptions on videos? megalodon HA! TH-cam comments crack me up
They are so misinformed it physically hurts.
Nick loffredo lol made my day
Filmed in 2006 at depth of 3300. The video quality is amazing. But in the backyards of local woods we can’t even get a decent footage of Bigfoot.
The ocean and outer space are so mysterious
Great footage of an ancient creature!
An 18 footer?? Impressive find!
this is like a real-life legendary pokemon.
9 years later
@Depressed i am still alive. thank you for caring
@Depressed “you still Alive?”😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Nature never ceases to amaze us all. That shark is big, and to whoever said that it wasn't that big, it's still pretty damn big. It's also amazing how it didn't just knock out the sub-thingy's sensors or whatever it used.
And also, at first I thought it was like a fog-demon thing with the red eyes and stuff for the first two seconds, lol.
Very Nice! These sharks are a real pleasure to dive with, They get curious and will swim right up to you. Kinda freaky if you are not expecting something back big to saddle up next to you.
FANTASTIC VIDEO! Its hard to believe the kinds of things that exist on this planet.. absolutely magnificent thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful video!
airricksreloaded Now imagine the creatures that exist in space
This shark was mentioned in my Oceans class! Such a magnificent beast of the ocean!
I was about to say that this is some very great editing
And then I saw the upload date 💀
Sweet footage of a rarely seen deep dweller. I especially love the LASER pair separation being a known quantity. Thanks for posting!
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0:05 definitely thought those red dots were eyes and I freaked out.
Thought this video was gonna be a sick drifting video, but I’m not disappointed with what I got
Thanks for the video. I liked it in Brazil in Jun/21.
He's surprisingly slow for such a large shark. Then again, his food isn't going anywhere, what's the rush?
Excellent video! Thanks a bunch for sharing. 5+
I'm pretty sure this is a species of sleeper shark, a genus named after their sluggish speeds.
The 2 red laser beams are exactly parallel and the dots are 6 inches apart at any distance. So if you freeze a frame and count the number of times the 2 red dots fit on the shark, you can get a pretty good idea of how long or wide it is. It is probably not accurate to the inch but certainly to within a foot or two.
Thanks for your interest!
HURLSubOps
If 6 inches. That small dude.
If 6 feet dat is big
My favourite sort of shark. Brilliant video.
The recommend algorithm has blessed this 13 year old video
"Look how thicc he is"
Ahaha I love how excited these guys are.
Ohh and old comment
Real reactions, clear video A++
@margz69 are the gill slits about 20 centimetres long?
"He is so, THICCC"
Lol the guy in the back who said "look how *THICK* he is."
Wow! Absolutely amazing!
Great video !
Misfits gang
Was bout to comment this😂
Mason IS back
Where the leg s at -_-
Nice
13 years ago. I wonder if it's still around
Edit: "Look how *thicc* he is!" "He's huge!"
@Feylihn I read you comment just as he was saying that, it made the ending of the video much better
@Christianmarquez That's a "2nd dorsal fin." I'm talking about the major dorsal fin that sharks are known for.
Wow, just wow I dind't even realise fish that massive still existed... thats insane
There’s gonna be one top 10 youtuber that takes this clip and uses it as a megalodon sighting
Im still waiting on the hilarious sample remix. This is good material.
Bluntnose Sixgill have been known to get to 20 feet. Monster. Thanks for posting
1:12
Freaking...... AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the BEST SHARK VIDEO EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVEEEEEEEEEEEEEER
So cool! I love sharks and I love Shark Week! 💙🦈
Los oceanos siguen siendo un enigma lleno de increibles habitantes...
1:00 when the fbi agent's are looking through my phone camera while im on the toilet
😂
"Look how thicc he is!"
What are all the stuff beside the shark? Is there like an underwater station or something?
Size??
when i saw the red dots in the begining i jumped
thank you algorithm for scaring the hell outta me.
Wont be going to the beach for the next 13 years...
wow!!! can you tell me where i can find more vids of rare species sightings
Thats pretty cool. I love to watch sharks.
"OOO MYYYY CODD, DAMMMMM" lol
subhanallah, this video almost made me cry. I love looking into the world that once was. thanks!
subhanallah? you joking right? what does allah have to do with it
john vines because everything is his beautifull.creation hence all praise to allah
@Aquario Hub
everything in his creation is beautiful you say? you mean like diseases? bacteria? cancer? death? unfairness? and everything else? plus these animals will most likely eat you if you happen to be around them. you only say its beutful behind a screen, would like you to say that when you are next to it.
john vines dude yes everything death disease unfairness every damn thing in the universe . Amd yes it will kill if i am stupid to be there and yes it is the almighty who has put reasoning into everything . Im not here to debate just to let you know the reason he said subhanallah
@Aquario Hub
You think I don't know the reason he said it? but he attributed that everything is a WOW to ALLAH !!! And I Said, there is no ALLAH or juju monster that is responsible for it, I know Islam very good, and all the allah crap, I speak Arabic, and I also read the Quran and both Arabic and English, I just dont get the Allah crab. my point is, this has nothing to do with allah.
Thanks TH-cam for this recommendation from 13 years ago. I enjoy living in the past
For reference I believe the lazers are 6" apart
"look how thick he is..." "WHOA BRO WHOA"
so...what was i watching?
comment ahead of his time
0:57 That's what she said!!
@JudyGarlandRocks I think i saw part of that on the sci fi channel a couple years ago. i wouldnt be surprised, the ocean is a big place.. im sure or hope they are still around somewhere. i love sharks
That's the second biggest 6-gill shark I've ever seen!
"Look at how thick he is" "he is huge!" thats what she said
This is a wounderful animal. I have already seen one of these, about 5 meteres long. It was an amzing experience.
Wow crazy footage brah.
This video is 13 years ago
But I find it interesting!
Ah, i scrolled to fast and read the title
"Massive REAR Shark shting him self at 3000ft per hour."
glad i read wrong, that would have been a disaster.
sleeper shark for sure
Poseidon Flow it is not a sleeper shark, while they are distantly related, (the order of the sleeper sharks are the closest order to hexanchiformes (cow sharks) if you do not include the frilled sharks having their own order (it is debatable)) they are not sleeper sharks, they are cow sharks which includes sevengills and sixgills. This sharks is hexanchus griseus (bluntnose sixgill shark) it lives at great depths and is a different species to the other sixgills (Hexanchus nakamurai and Hexanchus vitulus).
Yep, I think Sara’s right. The shark in this video clearly has six gills. Pacific sleepers have five, I think.
Sick that on Tony Hayward!
Deep Sea Exploration With Bill and Ted:
"WHOOOAAA!!!"