I love how he stared at the checkered pattern of the floor for a while and then tried his best and made a single white square on his back 😭❤️ You did well, lil buddy
Only humans could put a cuttlefish in a living room and say "it's trying its best" when it's having it's mind blown by the sheer audacity of the situation
Okay... it was adorable when he pulled off that single square. Of course nature doesn't have a lot of perfect squares laying around but that was the point, to see if the cuttlefish would "think" to adapt to new and strange surrounding and he did. You did a fine job, Mr.Cuttlefish.
The fact he did improvise a square, on his back where he can't even see it is pretty damn amazing. I wonder if he were placed in the same environment if he would get better at it over time. I mean, that was within a few minutes. A complex brain like theirs would surely adapt to some degree with practice.
There would either be some adaptation over time or they would just stick with blending in with that weird couch bed thing because that was actually pretty damn good
@@ryoji4200 I'm fairly certain they are physically capable of making a square because if you look on the cuttlefish's back when it goes for the checkerboard pattern you will see that there is a massive white vaguely shaped like a rectangle thing, if the cuttlefish can do that then it can do smaller squares it would just take a lot of practice to get it lined up correctly
@@the_undead a singular square, but perfectly geometrically square alternating patterns of black and white? No lol. You don't see that shit in nature. Actually only time you see black and white tiling is in "illuminati" (for lack of a better word) symbolism
With the room decorum he would have fooled me, if I walked into a room designed like this, and saw a zebra skinned rug. I'd be like, "it works here i guess" and then sit on chair
Yeah, he spent like 4 seconds in a completely alien environment and already had a zebra pattern. Few days or months more and he would be a great chessboard.
I don’t think you guys understand how outstanding that rectangle was, it shows that they aren’t just blending to their environment on body instinct, they are actually thinking.
For all you know that was just the cuttlefish flimed at an opertune time wile it tried to mimic the chessboard pattern ,but it came out diagonal because it was at least impossible at least at the time. The ability to use minimal brain power to send pigment were your body detects it or your ability to ability to roughly mimic abstract shape by using the principle doesn't mean you unferstand the priciple of the shape.
I don't think he thought to become a zebra skin rug. It couldn't replicate the pattern so instead used a pattern it had that was close enough. I doubt a cuttlefish (seabound creature) has knowledge of zebra skin rugs.
@@thespankmyfrank 1) where is the joke? 2) would a cuttlefish or any animal for that matter recognise a joke in the comment too? 3) assuming as I have for the rest of your comment that you are being serious, how does failure to recognise a joke somehow make cuttlefish the smarter animals?
It's weird to think that's a thing he's physically doing consciously, like moving an arm. What does it feel like to change color and pattern? How do you consciously do that?
If you think of our nervous system as a keyboard and each nerve used to control a certain limb it gives us the answer that we need to born with that natural instinct to do certain things (provided your body can actually do them) which without you cant really do, like how you can move your leg but not individual skin cells
I imagine the "feeling of it" would be something like doing a facial expression. Imagine raising an eyebrow or grinning to something you hear, now imagine that those "muscles" and "nerves" for raising an eyebrow are actually for changing your color on your back. A lot mor complicated but probably it comes as naturally as changing a face to you or me.
@Dr. M. H. they and any cephalopod lack receptors for color in their retina. BUT the odd shape of their pupil retracts light allowing their retina to detect color indirectly and in far greater ranges of light exposure. The cones found in mammalian eyes are a crutch not an advancement.
@Dr. M. H. Oh, I think I was just registering general marvel at what the Cuttlefish does there. Might have even replied to the wrong comment by mistake. However, wow to this animal! He or she is amazing. I don't know if anyone has posed this question, but do we have ideas on whether the Cuttlefish is aware, in its own way, of what it's doing? Does it possibly think, in Cuttlefish language/thought, 'Oh, gotta be this color and shape right now, for safety's sake!'?:D
Free the cuttles from stressful experimental tyranny, making them perform like circus freaks of days of yore, people staring at them always, stripping them of dignity.
The pattern is good for hiding in grass-like plants, like sea grass. And many cuttlefish spend a good amount of their time hunting and being hunted in Seagrass. So it makes sense that they'd have that pattern in their repertoire.
What I find reallly fascinating is that the cuttlefish replicated a pattern that is not present in the room. And also the fact that it is a zebra pattern which is no way he could ever see outside his natural habitat.
The process you refer to is called convergent evolution. It’s basically when two unrelated animals evolve to look or act extremely similar because they are put under similar evolutionary pressures. The “zebra stripes” are a pattern that have evolved many different times in nature amongst reptiles, fish, insects, and mollusks alike.
@@CzLstudios it's probably oone of those situations where we think they're color blind when the probably aren't. We all thought dogs were color blind but that's not the case at all
Isn't it nice to see animals tortured and taken out of their environment so we can giggle at them confused on a sofa we built. Next week tune in we are gonna make a dolphin ride a scooter with a red helmet on to see if it has good fin-eye coordination
I did a very similar experiment back in college, trying to see the difference between cuttlefish and flounder color change ability. The only thing I found out from the experiments is that cuttlefish have attitudes and will actively work against you if you annoy them in any way. Instead of even trying to change to the checkerboard, the cuttlefish spent the entire time staring straight at me flashing red and yellow... then he shot ink out of the water at me. -_-
@@Eskiii A cuttlefish? They're not that hard really. They're not popular pets due to their short lifespan, but other than that there's not much difficulty.
For some reason, this made me think of an acid humor sitcom about the life of a British cuttlefish living in ponds decorated like surrealist paintings, where he and other fish just live their lives while having ordinary struggles
+Obsidiancakes The fact that it took the time to try is amasing enough to me, the fish knows it's limits but still went for it, the changing of it's pattern looked amasing.
Dad: How was your day son? Cuttlefish: I was abducted by giant aliens, dad. Then I was put in this weird room with weird patterns I found difficult to camouflage into. Dad: Well at least you're alive. Those aliens ate your granddad.
I wonder if theoretically the scientists let the cuttlefish live there, would It slowly keep learning to mimic its surroundings? And would it slowly become more and more successful overtime?
Nope in nature sharp edges and the kinds of patterns humans tend to make are too algorithmic whereas the cuttlefish relies on blending with random patterns. Therefore the chess board was a failure but the couch was somewhat easier.
@@Teachinghowtodougie forgot to say that even with the aforementioned parameters i still think its highly unlikely if not impossible for it to happen. its just too complex too specific for it to be viable
@@eskerr3383 agreed. If it even were theoretically possible it’s something that would take multiple generations centuries or more to become good at, and even then it would only be able to replicate the highly specific patterns it has been introduced to.
My two cents is that is part is not consciously being handled by the fish, but rather by some neurological structure around its back. Similarly to the way you don't need to think for your eyes to see something.
The main task isn't done by the brain but by their highly complex nerve system and special cells on their skin. They dont need to see to adapt to the enviroment
Cuttlefish: New skins are for entitle kids with mom's credit cards. I don't need it as I have skill to improvise with default skin. *lays on chaise lounge*
Not posted in a while - been busy making some HUGE changes to my TH-cam channels. Super excited for what's coming! I'm working on some awesome ways that will help YOU with your studying. Watch this space...
He's absolutely adorable and super fascinating!! Seriously though; the fact that he's never seen a zebra and mimicked it perfectly 💖 He literally said: "I see ur checker board pattern and raise u zebra print" (boom; mic drop)
There are fish with that pattern too that it was like mimicking. We just know it as a zebra pattern as it's the most popular creature with the pattern.
I find it neat that the cuttlefish tried the floor in a couple of different ways before eventually settling on the couch. It's like he knew he couldn't recreate the pattern perfectly, so he switched strategies and went for the easier color scheme on the little couch. That seems to suggest that cuttlefish are smart enough to (A) plan ahead based off how a potential predator might react, and (B) make informed decisions that regard more complex variables than just, say, choosing whether to eat one type of food compared to another. That's pretty impressive, especially for a creature we might regard as 'primitive.'
No real oceanologist thinks they're primitive and you've just named a bunch of stuff that is already well documented about cuttlefish and their relatives. Good job.
Out of many hours spent diving, the 15 minutes I spent with 2 cuttlefish were perhaps the most rewarding, ever! They just appeared close to me and stayed near while moving forward,back, side to side...all without seeming to alter anything. I flashed my torch and they started going silver then dark,then moved onto mimicking sea floor, seaweed, corals, anything handy, they tried to copy. They maintained a self-determined safe distance then, gone...very fast. Dead stop to full ahead...instantly. Fascinating creatures. It was a privilege to share time with them...
I love how he stared at the checkered pattern of the floor for a while and then tried his best and made a single white square on his back 😭❤️ You did well, lil buddy
One white, one black square.
"This shit's above my paygrade, man."
rectangle
I never see them camouflaging on my colorful plates
💕👍He did it very Well.
Only humans could put a cuttlefish in a living room and say "it's trying its best" when it's having it's mind blown by the sheer audacity of the situation
Cuttlefish: where the hell am I!?
@@dvdbox360 yeah fishy looked around in confusion trying to figure out the environment.
Cutty: _I don't remember seeing any of these stuff back in my village_
LOL
Ok but Callum why doesnt my cuttlefish say I love you back?
Cuttlefish: "Checkerboard hard. How about zebra?"
Internet: "That's perfect."
0rst like
If only everyone's this accepting of one's efforts :'3
Early Cuyler
he tried his best
I can do hot dog or igloo.
Oooooo... Ahhhhh...
I’m proud of him and his rectangle
😂😂😂😂😂 SAME
Yes
First time ever seeing it imagine if they had to adapt to it over years
Very impressive, I don't even see the cuddlefish anymore
Yum
Okay... it was adorable when he pulled off that single square. Of course nature doesn't have a lot of perfect squares laying around but that was the point, to see if the cuttlefish would "think" to adapt to new and strange surrounding and he did. You did a fine job, Mr.Cuttlefish.
And Freedom For All name me 3 squares u can find in nature
@@mrforeverlife7533 I don't know how many there are, but pyrite is one of them. I doubt a cuttlefish would run into that though
Hope he reads that
It's often said that triangles and especially squares don't exist in nature.
That's just giving their "evolution" a new idea to fund their points on.
I love how the comments section is so warm for commending the cuttlefish.
Because he is so dedicated
He is so cute and hard working
No it was a failure.
@@Commentator541 yeah..🙂
Someone should cuddle the cuttlefish 😊
J Chea shut up idiot
The cuttlefish just chilling on the lounge looks like surrealist art.
Almost looks like he is about to start narrating a book for us. Or introduce the next programe.
I want someone to paint that
looks like a scene out of twin peaks
@@ravedeath7690 yes i was about to comment that so strange we had the same thought within 1 minute
if you have no idea what surrealist means then sure
The fact he did improvise a square, on his back where he can't even see it is pretty damn amazing. I wonder if he were placed in the same environment if he would get better at it over time. I mean, that was within a few minutes. A complex brain like theirs would surely adapt to some degree with practice.
There would either be some adaptation over time or they would just stick with blending in with that weird couch bed thing because that was actually pretty damn good
Maybe it's not a matter of intellect, but rather of physical capabilities.
@@ryoji4200 I'm fairly certain they are physically capable of making a square because if you look on the cuttlefish's back when it goes for the checkerboard pattern you will see that there is a massive white vaguely shaped like a rectangle thing, if the cuttlefish can do that then it can do smaller squares it would just take a lot of practice to get it lined up correctly
Maybe he would just try changing the environment to make it easier for him to adapt to it.
@@the_undead a singular square, but perfectly geometrically square alternating patterns of black and white? No lol. You don't see that shit in nature. Actually only time you see black and white tiling is in "illuminati" (for lack of a better word) symbolism
He really did turn black and white and made a square best he could. :)
Yup
You made it sound too cute.
How would you know it sounded cute ?
@@freddiemercury5291 because he's a 12 YO
He's doing his best
Zebra skin rug, he's improvising. That cuttlefish just IMPROVED the place, what class!
He really tied the room together.
With the room decorum he would have fooled me, if I walked into a room designed like this, and saw a zebra skinned rug. I'd be like, "it works here i guess" and then sit on chair
Couturefish
🤣🤣🤣🤣😏
@@clover8673 ahah but you just sat on another cuttlefish!
Cuttlefish: *tries to blend in*
Everyone else: YOU'RE DOING GREAT SWEETIE
#1 Cuttlefish
10/10, would be part of this cuttlefish's cheer squad
Oh yes!...and this amazingly complex creature was given to you by...evolution!....lolol...😄
lmao
@@pownbnull Pardon?
The cuttlefish camouflaged as a human is doing a remarkable job
Thank you :)
@@J4hk2 you're welcome :)
😆😆😆
Hopefully the cuttlefish didnt start as the imposter
New crack theory: Richard Hammond is a well camouflaged cuttlefish
Cuttlefish when he gets back in the ocean will be like: Bruh
b**h
You should have heard me laugh just now my dude
😂
@ Its like Bruh, really ? seriously?
😂
"Now be a chessboard"
"No, Zebra"
- Cuttlefish
It's not much, but at least he tried
i think a chessboard is something more familiar for a cuttlefish than a zebra
😂
Zebras are just nature's chessboards.
^ Science.
Cuttlefish: "I absolutely REFUSE to mimic this tacky decor."
Yes
I acknowledge this floor has a pattern, but given its a stupid pattern, i have elected to ignore it
Hahahah
Too brummie for me😂
im ur 1kth like
I love how he looked sitting on the sofa like he's had a hard day and enthusiastically enjoying the comforts of his home ❤☺
@R R he look like "oh my god, I can't figure out how to blend in this weird environment, I'm just gonna lay on couch for bit"
I wish I was that cuttlefish
Bro prolly had a rough day
All the homeless people and they give the cuttlefish an apartment
@@dhalsim-1I burst our laughing when I read that 😂😂😂
Not gonna lie that zebra rug really tied the room together.
Yep.
where's the money lebowski?
Well, that's just, like, your opinion, man...
@Robert M shut the eff up Robert!
*What zebra rug?*
Scientist: try harder-
Cuttlefish: I said we zebra today.
JOJI I WAS LISTENING TO HIM BEFORE THIS VID
@@daniellecozzetto5802 Me too
@%% yeah
Hahahahahahaha
😅😅😅✌🏽✌🏽
Mr. Cuttlefish is downloading the graphics, be patient.
Lmao 😂
he must update the gpu drivers
Yeah, he spent like 4 seconds in a completely alien environment and already had a zebra pattern. Few days or months more and he would be a great chessboard.
Note: Graph out of date rebuilding.
*characteristic source engine clicking sound*
@@m0rtez713 *Few Seconds of lag passes*
I don’t think you guys understand how outstanding that rectangle was, it shows that they aren’t just blending to their environment on body instinct, they are actually thinking.
For all you know that was just the cuttlefish flimed at an opertune time wile it tried to mimic the chessboard pattern ,but it came out diagonal because it was at least impossible at least at the time. The ability to use minimal brain power to send pigment were your body detects it or your ability to ability to roughly mimic abstract shape by using the principle doesn't mean you unferstand the priciple of the shape.
I wonder if cephalopods enjoy mimicry, maybe it’s another form of play for them when not in danger. Something challenging
Need a cuttlefish to sit in for me at work
😅😅😅
Boss: "You look different today. Did you change your hair?"
@@jamariagiffordpeeka
😅😅😅😅
my fav comment HAHAHAHAHA
Proxy 😁😁
I'm not trained for this shit
~cuttlefish
Halcsik Bálint that's hilarious
Halcsik Bálint i died laughing pal
Halcsik Bálint 😂😂
Halcsik Bálint omg I died laughing
This was the comment I really LOL :D :D
All the patterns were giving him anxiety, that's why he sat on that couch
the taxpayers!! 🥺💘
Hehe😂
Ooh nice pfp
@@yember oooh thank you, i get that a lot... It's actually an album by The Taxpayers, you should check them out
@@plsarguewithme2665 YASS I LOVE EM, I love you like an alcoholic
The fact that he figured out to make himself another part of the decor instead of trying to replicate a pattern shows just how smart cephalopods are.
I don't think he thought to become a zebra skin rug. It couldn't replicate the pattern so instead used a pattern it had that was close enough.
I doubt a cuttlefish (seabound creature) has knowledge of zebra skin rugs.
@@ch4z_bucksYou missing the joke only proves that cuttlefish are smarter than humans. Go cuttlefish!
@@thespankmyfrank 1) where is the joke?
2) would a cuttlefish or any animal for that matter recognise a joke in the comment too?
3) assuming as I have for the rest of your comment that you are being serious, how does failure to recognise a joke somehow make cuttlefish the smarter animals?
@DannyDeVito no… cephalopods😂 an octopus does the exact same things.
@@ch4z_bucks Wait never mind you are correct I got confused.
That fish is going to need therapy after being in that terrible living room.
Yes I agree.
"Pal, you need to hire a decorator to come in here REAL quick. Like, seriously".
😄 😂
Lmao yup he thinks he’s a failure now
They should put some tree or flower pots to make the lovely homely evironment, and TV!
Plot twist: The lamp and chair were also cuttlefish.
I laughed entirely too hard and too loud at this comment 😂😂😂
😁made me chuckle
🤣🤣🤣
HA!!
THE MAN IS A CUTTLEFISH
Pretty cool how you could see the cuttlefish thinking and actively trying to make the square pattern
wasnt good enough to do it tho
Proves a creator
@@ChildofYAH No, it doesn’t it proves evolution.
@@ChildofYAH shut up flat earther
@@ChildofYAH Why would it?
It's weird to think that's a thing he's physically doing consciously, like moving an arm. What does it feel like to change color and pattern? How do you consciously do that?
If you think of our nervous system as a keyboard and each nerve used to control a certain limb it gives us the answer that we need to born with that natural instinct to do certain things (provided your body can actually do them) which without you cant really do, like how you can move your leg but not individual skin cells
I imagine the "feeling of it" would be something like doing a facial expression. Imagine raising an eyebrow or grinning to something you hear, now imagine that those "muscles" and "nerves" for raising an eyebrow are actually for changing your color on your back. A lot mor complicated but probably it comes as naturally as changing a face to you or me.
Is he thinking warm thoughts to get warmer colors, colder thoughts to get colder/brighter colors?
Some people, myself included, can induce goose bumps on demand. I imagine it feels kind of like that.
@@eventhisidistaken i imagine that but with the sensitivity of a face of fingertips, and all the delicate spatial and muscular feelings they have
Cuttlefish: **fails to replicate a pattern none of its ancestors ever encountered**
Me _(who failed to get into art school twice)_ : ha what a loser
Hitler failed to get into art school twice too. So that just means you’re on your way to becoming loved by millions. And not so loved by a lot more
Heil Adam!
Heil Adam!
Oh no
Its okay, I got into art school
*only to be kicked out after my freshman year*
He's a little confused but he got the spirit.
I was wondering why I see this comment every where?
@@idmarilamri6398 yes but yes
@@idmarilamri6398 It's an iconic line I suppose
Still can’t think of a name?
@@Wulfahlicious still cant
Love how everyone is rooting for the cuttlefish, he’s our bro.
Cuttlefish is bro😎😎😳👌👌👍👍
The comment above yours disagrees
you saying this is so cringe bro
@@arshgod5713 your mom cringe gottem🤣🤣🤣😂🥸😂😈🤤😳🤤🤤👌😎😎😎
@@arshgod5713 I’m glad you shared your opinion to the class! We appreciate it!
I love how at the end, it stays on the chair as if it owns the room❤️😭
Right??? He looked so cozy and restful!!
Cuttlefish: disguises as zebra
Sea lion: *attacks*
Underrated comment lmao
*cough*
😂
HA!! 😂
Zebras are made to be hard to see for lions
Guy: He's not quite lined up right..
Me: HE IS DOING HIS BEST OKAY
I think you meant Richard Hammond. He is no mere "guy".
@@BrandenMcNabb he is the baby jezus
😂
"Guy"? You living under a rock bruh?
@@dingleberryhandpump4063 still a guy tho
**Cuttlefish makes one white square**
“ _Yeah. This is it :3_ ”
That right there actually could mean a whole lot. Where was he seeing that white Square? Underneath him or with his eyes?
@Dr. M. H. they and any cephalopod lack receptors for color in their retina. BUT the odd shape of their pupil retracts light allowing their retina to detect color indirectly and in far greater ranges of light exposure. The cones found in mammalian eyes are a crutch not an advancement.
@Dr. M. H. friend told me a racoon would always eat dog food in order by color- red , green then brown
@Dr. M. H. wtaf? :D
@Dr. M. H. Oh, I think I was just registering general marvel at what the Cuttlefish does there. Might have even replied to the wrong comment by mistake.
However, wow to this animal! He or she is amazing. I don't know if anyone has posed this question, but do we have ideas on whether the Cuttlefish is aware, in its own way, of what it's doing? Does it possibly think, in Cuttlefish language/thought, 'Oh, gotta be this color and shape right now, for safety's sake!'?:D
I just want to give him a hug. Such a cutie.... He did well..
He's doing the best he can with the texture packs he's got
Needs to install cs:s
imagine when you only know basic math , and some dude kidnaps you and makes you answer some highly complicated math problems 😂
😂😂😂oh I tried so hard but....
So public school?
@@yuktasingh6126 got so far
@@gingergrant1057 *cries in imposter syndrome*
How is this related to the video?
The zebra accent rug was quite striking and creative.
Not only does it try to imitate something it's never seen, it's also aware of how good or bad a job it was.
This is all a ruse to get humans to underestimate their abilities. Everything in that room is made of cuttlefish.
Pretty sure it's actually all cake.
Even the host is made of cuttlefish.
No it’s not.
@@superartstudio it’s a joke
@@Qossuth the cake is a lie
Plot twist: He failed on purpose so that they won't keep him for filming experiments and instead return him to the ocean.
Facts
They know too much!
Free the cuttles from stressful experimental tyranny, making them perform like circus freaks of days of yore, people staring at them always, stripping them of dignity.
task failed successfully then.
He probely was born here not in the ocean
Cuttlefish- most underrated adorable animal.
Im eating one right now. Lovely adorable animal indeed yum
harken lol
tangbein 0:38 yeah..."adorable"
+Sir Charizard Not like "cute" other animals don't eat....
tangbein cute-lfish
One of the coolest things about this is that Senor Cuttlefish adopted a pattern from an animal that *no cuttlefish has ever seen and never will see.*
Not with that attitude
I think there are fish with that sort of pattern
@@dragonitzgame Yeah, there are zebra fish
Never say never
The pattern is good for hiding in grass-like plants, like sea grass. And many cuttlefish spend a good amount of their time hunting and being hunted in Seagrass. So it makes sense that they'd have that pattern in their repertoire.
The cuttlefish wasn't improvising that flooring, he was alternating
Cause even he knows it's ugly
😅😅😅
😂😂😂😂👍
Said every grandma ever
HEY that’s not nice
I laughed ...
I'm so proud of this community for cheering up a cuttlefish
:')))
They shouldn't. It failed.
Hahahahhahaha
@@PANZERFAUST90
You = big fat meanie
@@PANZERFAUST90
HEY! he tried his best!
@@zxbcv 😋
He turned himself into a living room, funniest shit I've ever seen.
[Redacted]
@@amistrophy wait what did yo-
You actually made me giggle
@@sakiaung He said [Redacted]
@@sakiaung i dont see what the issue is, all they said was [Redacted]
"Wow thats a cool cuttle squid"
"WAIT IS THAT RICHARD HAMMOND FROM TOPGEAR????"
HES DOING HIS BEST PLEASE DO NOT MAKE FUN OF HIM.
TheParadox1010 😂😂
Oh shut up !! He didn’t get it !
@@TRene-up9zq -- Man, I'm sure that if they placed YOU on that floor, you probably couldn't even get ONE square up, like the cutty.
Oh I thought it was a SSSSSSkuttlefish
Lolll
Pls don't pressure this adorable creature, he tried his best
Edit: STAN NCT AND WAYV!!!!
When did they pressure him?
Rox Rociento I don’t think they pressured him they just tested him no harm was done
YOUR NOT TRYING HARD ENOUGH
NOT GOOD ENOUGH GARY, NOT GOOD ENOUGH
Rox Rociento this thing looks so weird and u cute it adorable woooo🥴
Cuttlefish: *Sits on chair*
*Dramatic music plays in the background*
Hey it is a very good action scene
What I find reallly fascinating is that the cuttlefish replicated a pattern that is not present in the room. And also the fact that it is a zebra pattern which is no way he could ever see outside his natural habitat.
The process you refer to is called convergent evolution. It’s basically when two unrelated animals evolve to look or act extremely similar because they are put under similar evolutionary pressures. The “zebra stripes” are a pattern that have evolved many different times in nature amongst reptiles, fish, insects, and mollusks alike.
There are zebra fish.
Cuttlefish: *Has amazing skills to copy his surrounding in nature*
Humans: „What if it was in a Living room from the 80s?“🤔
black_Ninja Cuttlefish are actually color blind, it’s still unknown how they figure out the colors of their surroundings.
@@CzLstudios it's probably oone of those situations where we think they're color blind when the probably aren't. We all thought dogs were color blind but that's not the case at all
And that's the story for another ....what if. .
, more like disco 70's
@blackrose917 or Stevie Wonder.
:D
Cuddlefish: *Does Zebra Carpet*
Also Cuddlefish: “It aint much, but its honest work.”
cuddlefish😭
@@anikasudhir4579 it makes him sound cuter🥺 (the fish)
Yall are too precious🥺🥺
Loooool
Cuttlefish**
The cuttlefish sitting on a little sofa is the most precious thing I’ve seen all week
One sophisticated creature! The wonders of the universe, even on earth!
Imagine him watching a documentary about marine life on that couch :)
Isn't it nice to see animals tortured and taken out of their environment so we can giggle at them confused on a sofa we built. Next week tune in we are gonna make a dolphin ride a scooter with a red helmet on to see if it has good fin-eye coordination
@@Gorrgrim piss off Karen.
@@Gorrgrim lmao your comment is simultaneously stupid, over dramatic and funny all at once. Good job
Loving that cuttlefish raising two tentacles before taking on the chair. Almost like two fists raised in victory!
Looks like it exhausted itself trying to make a checkerboard pattern so it's resting on the couch
And he looks adorable
hahahah this one made me chuckle
😂😂😂
@@lltbcke imagine being his prey
Nice pun.👌
I did a very similar experiment back in college, trying to see the difference between cuttlefish and flounder color change ability.
The only thing I found out from the experiments is that cuttlefish have attitudes and will actively work against you if you annoy them in any way. Instead of even trying to change to the checkerboard, the cuttlefish spent the entire time staring straight at me flashing red and yellow... then he shot ink out of the water at me. -_-
The rage of a cuttle is not to be tampered with.
ahahahaaha. :D yeah.... that's kinda funny actually. :D
Guess he didn’t like you too much
How did you even get hold of one
@@Eskiii A cuttlefish? They're not that hard really. They're not popular pets due to their short lifespan, but other than that there's not much difficulty.
Got clickbaited I didn’t see any cuttlefish just a miniature living room
The lamp stand........ she's that good.
lmao
John Cena: Hmm interesting
wow is the the cuddle fish that good
Lol
I’ve done a few hundred dives in California and Hawaii-I’ve only seen cuttlefish once and it was one the coolest underwater experiences I have had.
The only problem with this video is that it is too short. I really wanted to see more of that camouflage!
@Lucas Garrido Amen brother. Amen. T-T
Uh... and it's in 480p!
Just wish I had smell ovision , would kinda be like I am at a strip club
Of course its short, its the Hamster with the commentary
And the other thing wrong with it is Richard Hammond.
Maybe a cuttlefish from the 70s would have been better at it.
😂 priceless
thats what she said
Lol
😂😂😂
😂😂 beautifully said
Cuttlefish tried his best, and that's all that matters.
This cuttlefish will go far in life
Participation Trophy!
Will it?
deathmire11 All the way… from one end of his tank to the other.
@@ayeshashamsher1996 we can go together hmm😉😋
He tried the impossible for cuttlefish kind
Good lad
For some reason, this made me think of an acid humor sitcom about the life of a British cuttlefish living in ponds decorated like surrealist paintings, where he and other fish just live their lives while having ordinary struggles
I’m guessing they had to cut this video short when the cuttlefish blended into the wall and they couldn’t find it.
A1Skeptic lol
lol
lol
"He is a little confused, but he's got the spirit"
if Cuttlefish could blend into modern things and could fly, everyone would be dead
And was at the top of the food chain.
omg yeah imagine just strolling through town then suddenly a cuttlefish burst out of a wall and just ate you up
But HUNTING such a dangerous animal with thermal goggles would be so fun and challenging... In our day at least :)
yeah
such as killing more animals? I don't get it.
(i don't like killing animals for fun)
Cuttlefish: "Mr. Human this seems difficult".
In the sea he looked like a scary fish, but in that cute little room he suddenly looks so adorable
Just like how cute u r..
@@mrwick-bb9bc God forgive for i am about to sin.
S I M P
I know he does look cute!!!!!
I heard “cuddlefish” every time
@@GeodesicBruh oh shut up
OK he didn't do it exactly, but just seing a cuttlefish on a chaise lounge with a little lamp next to him is pretty mental.
@@maucelia388 omg yes 😀
David Lynch would approves.
@@LuckeyWlas Someone finally said it
The attempt at the checkerboard pattern was so insanely adorable!
+Tsuyoshi Hariyoshi other sea life wouldn't know any better
+Obsidiancakes The fact that it took the time to try is amasing enough to me, the fish knows it's limits but still went for it, the changing of it's pattern looked amasing.
Cuttlefish holds up his two little arms like "I'm happy and ready to do this"
*Cuttlefish sees checkered floor*
*makes one white square*
Cuttlefish: Oh yeah, its all coming together
Yes
he's trying his best 😤
Camouflage 100
@@gobyivvivilvaq where was it I couldn’t see it
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 comment gold 🥇🥇🥇
I wanna see more cuttlefish trying to camouflage in man-made tanks
That channel name is sus af 😂
I want to how it camouflages with seaweed and rice
can you make cuttlefish sushi?
Cuttlefish sushi is exotic food, we grill something that broad and triangular instead...Cuttlefish is broad and triangular.
what about woman-made tanks? *triggering intensifies*
2:48 he looks so comfy sitting in that small couch.
looking kinda fresh tho
COMFY CHECK😳
He's resting after a long day of camouflage work
He looks like he’s gonna tell you that he’s been expecting you
Looked like a bed frame to me
Let's be honest. This little dude did better than any of us people could.
Well yes, we can't change the colour of our skin on a whim
C'mon Hammond isn't that short
Dad: How was your day son?
Cuttlefish: I was abducted by giant aliens, dad. Then I was put in this weird room with weird patterns I found difficult to camouflage into.
Dad: Well at least you're alive. Those aliens ate your granddad.
LOL!
Rofl🤣 amazing dark humour
That went from 0 to 100 real quick 💀
This is the most wholesome thing I’ve ever woken up to, both the cuttlefish trying its best and the comment section commending it. Cuteness overload 😍
This kind of comment section regains my lost humanity and hope
Anna Lee-Hewing cuttlefish are actually color blind, it’s still a mystery about how they determine the color of their surroundings
@@CzLstudios wait WHAT?!
@@CBRN-115 just woke up to this also.
I know, it's weirdly heartwarming
I laughed so hard when he said, "right, zebra skin rug...now he's improvising." 😂😂😂
Sounded like something an interior decorator would say. "Now the cuttlefish wants to move the lamp nearer to the bookcase."
@@hlcepeda But I think *any* designer would jump in and say 'Who went to the neighbors yard sale and bought the cuttlefish-shaped rug?
@@apurugganan Cuttlefish are no strangers to controversy. 🦑🤔💥
Why am I just discovering Richard Hammond did nature documentaries…oh how the void in my life has now been filled
This relieves. I was worried there was a cuttlefish in my room that i just couldnt spot
Underrated
Loll
u a mermaid or smth 😳
You must have chessboard like room decoration then
You should worry a Bobbit Worm is in your room and you can't spot it.
Cuttlefish is like "I don't make art, I am the art".
Walter white cuddle fish “ I am the danger”
Just like diedera would say
Cuttleberg
Cuttlefish has a high ego
A True Artist© 🐙👌
Scientists: Discovered a species that can shapeshift into any creature
BBC: Let's see if it can shapeshift into David Attenborough
Well found a person who saw this today
David Attenborough was a cuttlefish all along.
@@duranpredur1098 so is hillary clinton
@@yesyesyes666 we were mistaken about lizard people. They were just cuttlefish people all along
@@L0rdOfThePies i love your pfp sm lmao
"Blend in with a chessboard, you say. Why not Zoidberg?"
hahaha oh my god that poor thing it tried so hard with that checkerboard
Cuttlefish: Oh they missed a zebra touch and a rag here, time to give some sophistication to this room...
I wonder if theoretically the scientists let the cuttlefish live there, would It slowly keep learning to mimic its surroundings? And would it slowly become more and more successful overtime?
Nope in nature sharp edges and the kinds of patterns humans tend to make are too algorithmic whereas the cuttlefish relies on blending with random patterns. Therefore the chess board was a failure but the couch was somewhat easier.
@@eskerr3383 what if it was born into this environment over years and years of only seeing this environment tho. It could adapt, ya ever know
@@Teachinghowtodougie no, not without an entire environment natural selection and probably centuries or more
@@Teachinghowtodougie forgot to say that even with the aforementioned parameters i still think its highly unlikely if not impossible for it to happen. its just too complex too specific for it to be viable
@@eskerr3383 agreed. If it even were theoretically possible it’s something that would take multiple generations centuries or more to become good at, and even then it would only be able to replicate the highly specific patterns it has been introduced to.
click for cuttlefish, stayed for Richard Hammond
Imagine the processing power it takes to the brain to adapt so specifically to every type of environment... Fascinating! 🤯
i'd like to, but don't have enough of the whatchacallit
All the bitcoins mined in 3. 2, 1 there!
My two cents is that is part is not consciously being handled by the fish, but rather by some neurological structure around its back.
Similarly to the way you don't need to think for your eyes to see something.
consciously or not, if it can mine bitcoin i'ma find its usb cuttleport
The main task isn't done by the brain but by their highly complex nerve system and special cells on their skin. They dont need to see to adapt to the enviroment
What if you put one in a mirrored room
DEATH
It'll commit suicide
Universe implodes
It'll go crazy
It'd just thing that it's in an empty ocean but surrounded by other cuttlefish
Cuttlefish: I can't afford new skins. It's so expensive.
He didn't spring for the DLC pack. Poor Cuttlefish.
It's pay to win, deal with it.
Cuttlefish: New skins are for entitle kids with mom's credit cards. I don't need it as I have skill to improvise with default skin. *lays on chaise lounge*
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He's absolutely adorable and super fascinating!! Seriously though; the fact that he's never seen a zebra and mimicked it perfectly 💖
He literally said: "I see ur checker board pattern and raise u zebra print" (boom; mic drop)
There are fish with that pattern too that it was like mimicking. We just know it as a zebra pattern as it's the most popular creature with the pattern.
am I the only one who found it cute that the cuddlefish was sitting in a chair
+Asriel Dreemurr So cute!
It's like the most cutest thing I ever seen
+Asriel Dreemurr I was waiting for him to turn on the tv and grab a newspaper for his next trick.
Asriel Dreemurr i dont remember any knife wielding rapists in undertale.
+Asriel Dreemurr cuddlefish>cuttlefish
I find it neat that the cuttlefish tried the floor in a couple of different ways before eventually settling on the couch. It's like he knew he couldn't recreate the pattern perfectly, so he switched strategies and went for the easier color scheme on the little couch.
That seems to suggest that cuttlefish are smart enough to (A) plan ahead based off how a potential predator might react, and (B) make informed decisions that regard more complex variables than just, say, choosing whether to eat one type of food compared to another. That's pretty impressive, especially for a creature we might regard as 'primitive.'
YES!!!!
That's a smart comment from a primitive being living in a highly advanced galaxy !
Exactly!
Actually they are colorblind so...
No real oceanologist thinks they're primitive and you've just named a bunch of stuff that is already well documented about cuttlefish and their relatives. Good job.
The single square was the qutest thing♡.♡ !! I feel like a proud mother! Well done fishy♡♡
Cuttlefish is not a fish though...peace
You gave birth to that thing?
@@reyalexisjelly No 🤣🤣🤣
I'm just proud of this creature _like_ a mother 🤣
@@asmr4424 I know, it's in the same family like octopuses.
Dora Këmba then I feel like a proud father lmao😂🤣🤣
Never judge a cuttle fish by its ability to replicate a chessboard
Out of many hours spent diving, the 15 minutes I spent with 2 cuttlefish were perhaps the most rewarding, ever!
They just appeared close to me and stayed near while moving forward,back, side to side...all without seeming to alter anything.
I flashed my torch and they started going silver then dark,then moved onto mimicking sea floor, seaweed,
corals, anything handy, they tried to copy.
They maintained a self-determined safe distance then, gone...very fast.
Dead stop to full ahead...instantly.
Fascinating creatures.
It was a privilege to share time with them...
That is so nice, these fishes are adorable and their camouflage is unique
@@isaacpianos5208 100% isaac...incredible wee beasties...
"Dead stop to full ahead...instantly." Given we are discussing cuttlefish, I'd expect that to be "Dead stop to full aback...instantly."
@@apveening correct,my bad.Good to see folk are reading and taking on board my wee comment.Well spotted.
I snorkeled among several dozen of them one time. That was when I fell in love with the species. They are just amazing.
I love how you can see that he's really trying, but then end up with one white square. Still really impressive though, A+.
70’s decor was a fashion disaster. The cuttlefish would agree.
Everything is always hind sight 20/20
I think it looked fresh asf
@@kryptonitespider-bitedynam7305 not to the cuttlefish.
@fak series beat him up hard
This is one of the reasons I love cuttles. They’re so smart!!! Anyone else find them strangely adorable?
They I also agree they are surprisingly adorable :3