A masterful bit of poetry? These idiots have been repeating this same lame meme format for a long time. It requires no talent. It's for participation trophy idiots that can find anything that can rhyme with "attack". Unoriginal and insipid as you can get. They shouldn't be encouraged.
legit, the drawing, coloring, animation, even the words is really impressive and professionally made, but still easy to understand. Thank you for making this channel
corals: but everything changed when the seaweeds attacked seaweeds: but everything changed when the parrot fishes attacked parrot fishes: but everything changed when the humans attacked!
@@sib113 Bah. Watch what you want to watch. Do you know how many college kids watched Spongebob when it first came out? Pretty much all of them (in the U.S., anyway). They weren't remotely the target demographic but it was probably just as if not more popular among them than the kids the show was intended for. Smalldreamercat learned something from the show. Stop caring what other people think of you and live your life (as long as you aren't hurting anyone along the way). If other people have a problem with how you live your life, that's their problem. If they want to waste their own time moaning about something, don't let them waste your time, too.
Aw man this just made me realize a whole lot. This fish is hunted a lot where I’m from, and it just saddens me how it’s apart of our culture, but also could lead to the destruction of our oceans
I've done diving and snorkeling in Andaman, and though I don't want to expose this little secret of mine, not even the great barrier reef has even come close to the beauty of the corals at elephant beach, Havelock. I have yet to see pictures that are as beautiful as those that I saw in Andaman. thanks to my dad being in navy we had our own snorkel set and we treked to the beach at 5 am. The fish were swarming around us in schools! You legit can't find such a beautiful coral reef even on the internet! trust me I checked! It was one of the most beautiful things I've seen in real life. Oh and there were dozens of parrot fish!
Went scuba diving once. Happily feeding the fishes with bread the instructor gave me. Then came this massive fellow driving out those who feeds from my hand. I was shocked but thinking I can't be more surprised than this. Gosh I was wrong. Unleashing it's giant beak-like teeth, it munched the whole bread like it was nothing. Terrified of losing a finger, I throwed everything I got while taking few steps behind, all while my instructor was couple meters in front of me, taking pictures. Didn't see it, but I knew he's lowkey laughing behind that scuba mask seeing me frantically fending off the mighty parrotfish. 10/10 would feed again, and next time, I shall come prepared.
I live in Indonesia, in a city near the sea and i have eaten this fish before. My parent bought it from a local fisherman. I thought it's an endangered species since it has beautiful vibrant color and unique mouth but i ate it anyway (because we dont know what species it is). I dont know if this fish was taken at the rate below the maximum sustainable yield here but i will avoid eating them again and educate my family about this. Thank you for making this video.
ted ed ....please make a video on prisoners dilemma and nash equilibirum....you guys are doing great by making such informative and animated videos..thank you
"It may not be immediately clear why any creature would take bites out of the sea floor -" except to those who aware that a few different species of animals have to swallow rocks (kind dependant on the animal and habitat) to help digest food, and thus assumed that was going on.
Hi guys! if u love the environment, please use Ecosia as your search engine. For every 45 searches u make, a tree will be planted somewhere. if you think this is fake, u can always look at their channel in youtube. Also stay safe guys :)
3:33 "Unfortunately, human activities have disrupted almost every part of this complex system." *I KNEW IT. Eventually, it's all human's destruction capabilities that bring a lot of negative impacts.* sorry fish, corals, sea 😔
Should we harvest more seaweed especially unchecked ones in the sea to help corals or the seaweed that are "weeds" in the sea also have some importance in the ecosystem? If the fishes that feed on those seaweeds are getting smaller in number, will that help them?
I was like oh this is cute then suddenly, “Unfortunately, due to human activity...” We always mess everything up.
Humans are monsters...
So trye
I was waiting for this part, cause we always mess things up
Same
@@Asmaa_311 true
Unfortunately parrot fish is being hunted in the Dominican Republic, there’s no need to do it, but still, they do it
Why is that? Do they have any reason?
yung jose they just eat them, there was a prohibition to catch them last year but they made it legal again this year
@@alexissantana4603 sad to hear.i headed Chinese again started illegal fishing near equador😓
They should be catching those pesky lionfish which are invading the Caribbean and endangering the reef ecosystem there!
We eat them in Jamaica as well they taste good that’s why.
"Coral is under attack of sea weeds".
Parrot fish: it's free real estate 👌
Hmmmm weeds
The dislikes are from seaweeds that thought they were safe until the parrotfish came along
@LateralRazor Yessir
LateralRazor consider reading al-Qur’an :)
Hey my peeps Arnt all bad
Should not have said that forget it
i am the sacred 600th like
This literally gave "eat rocks" phrase a whole new meaning
Is it a phrase that people say?
@@gregoryfenn1462 yes it is
@@gregoryfenn1462 Never heard of it lol
@@gregoryfenn1462 Example:
Eat rocks scrub!
It’s “go kick rocks” but ok
He protec
He attac
but most importantly
*He eat rock as snacc*
A masterful bit of poetry!
Ah yes rocks the best snacc
Hmm yes
A masterful bit of poetry? These idiots have been repeating this same lame meme format for a long time. It requires no talent. It's for participation trophy idiots that can find anything that can rhyme with "attack". Unoriginal and insipid as you can get. They shouldn't be encouraged.
A Red Motorcycle Did anyone ask?
Just like the rocks the fish eats, this video is pretty solid
**diego brando vibes**
So is this comment.
I guess you could say that it’s far from rock-bottom
Shut up and take my like.👍
You better keep this video away from your relative or else you better be prepared to be a caretaker of this fish.
0:07 My heart goes "who lives in the pineapple under the sea."
Same lmao 😂
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS!!!
Ur actually subbed to mojo.com ur weird
IMAO
legit, the drawing, coloring, animation, even the words is really impressive and professionally made, but still easy to understand. Thank you for making this channel
Ted-ED: why does this fish eat rocks?
Me: I dunno, that's why I'm here.
k
K
Potassium
@@bruh-ie2wk H2SO4:
Coral Reefs: Weak Boi
Sea Weed: Bully
Parrotfish: The teacher a bullied student needs.
Hahaha
It’s funny because the teacher doesn’t care and only puts the victim in detention
Humans: haha dropping ocean ph go brrr
*7 of mother nature's mistakes, number 8 will surprise you*
lmao, do teachers ever stopped bullying?
Teacher who doesn't exist
This really opened my eyes, I always thought that they ate the corals and thus they were a danger to the reefs.
They do eat coral. This video doesn't mention that.
Why did the fish cross the reef?
To get to the other tide.
Hello on the other tideeeeee!!!
Booooooooooooooooooo
That shore was a good joke ;)
I cant sea where this is going
Fish crossing
For most of history, man has had to fight nature to survive; in this century he is beginning to realize that, in order to survive, he must protect
Deep
Really true
Nature is like a giant balance scale
Even the smallest of disturbances can cause huge unforeseen consequences.
So true
corals: but everything changed when the seaweeds attacked
seaweeds: but everything changed when the parrot fishes attacked
parrot fishes: but everything changed when the humans attacked!
Humans: But everything changed when someone ate a bat.
@@aditisk99 lol
CIRCLE OF LIFE!
Everybody gangsta till parrot fish flys out of the water.
@@aditisk99 have a like human
I'm ashamed to say that I already knew all of this.
from The Octonauts.
Ok.
Loved that as a baby
Why in the world would you be ashamed of that?
@@ascetic3312 octonauts is a kid show, and it feels embarrassing watching it as a teen.
@@sib113 Bah. Watch what you want to watch. Do you know how many college kids watched Spongebob when it first came out? Pretty much all of them (in the U.S., anyway). They weren't remotely the target demographic but it was probably just as if not more popular among them than the kids the show was intended for.
Smalldreamercat learned something from the show. Stop caring what other people think of you and live your life (as long as you aren't hurting anyone along the way). If other people have a problem with how you live your life, that's their problem. If they want to waste their own time moaning about something, don't let them waste your time, too.
The animation and narrator voice make watching this not only informational but also very soothing and enjoyable.
The fact that this lesson on a fish is provided by Mile "Gil" makes it even better.
I've snorkeled with these a couple of times; they're one of the coolest fish to watch!
Didn't even think of a such a species of fish which eats rocks,
really good to know such new things.
these videos are getting weirder and weirder.
and i love it!
The sound that the parrotfish makes while eating rocks is *pure ASMR*
Yeah tho
HEY TED-ED I JUST LOVE YOUR ANIMATIONS
APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORT
Parrotfish be like: "I'll take one on the rocks!"
These are seriously gorgeous fish in person.
Eating rocks! My favourite activity.
White sand! What a beautiful creature, and my favorite fish. They are so vital that the environment!
It's like grazing your plate to make home for your neighbours
Aw man this just made me realize a whole lot. This fish is hunted a lot where I’m from, and it just saddens me how it’s apart of our culture, but also could lead to the destruction of our oceans
The best informative TH-cam channel...🥰🥰
I didn't know that parrot fish were a thing, they're so amazing and beautiful!
The seaweed has been real quiet since this dropped
Some incredible fish out there , Its Like a whole different world right beneath us , Mind = Blown
What an amazing art style!
Ted ed guy:parrotfish social networks
Me:the fish internet?
I've done diving and snorkeling in Andaman, and though I don't want to expose this little secret of mine, not even the great barrier reef has even come close to the beauty of the corals at elephant beach, Havelock. I have yet to see pictures that are as beautiful as those that I saw in Andaman. thanks to my dad being in navy we had our own snorkel set and we treked to the beach at 5 am. The fish were swarming around us in schools! You legit can't find such a beautiful coral reef even on the internet! trust me I checked! It was one of the most beautiful things I've seen in real life. Oh and there were dozens of parrot fish!
Nature is incredible
Another very precise video about coral reefs, love this...
Went scuba diving once. Happily feeding the fishes with bread the instructor gave me. Then came this massive fellow driving out those who feeds from my hand. I was shocked but thinking I can't be more surprised than this. Gosh I was wrong. Unleashing it's giant beak-like teeth, it munched the whole bread like it was nothing. Terrified of losing a finger, I throwed everything I got while taking few steps behind, all while my instructor was couple meters in front of me, taking pictures. Didn't see it, but I knew he's lowkey laughing behind that scuba mask seeing me frantically fending off the mighty parrotfish. 10/10 would feed again, and next time, I shall come prepared.
Y'all didn't talk about the most interesting part of the parrot fish!! Their *mucus bubbles* !
I live in Indonesia, in a city near the sea and i have eaten this fish before. My parent bought it from a local fisherman. I thought it's an endangered species since it has beautiful vibrant color and unique mouth but i ate it anyway (because we dont know what species it is). I dont know if this fish was taken at the rate below the maximum sustainable yield here but i will avoid eating them again and educate my family about this. Thank you for making this video.
ted ed ....please make a video on prisoners dilemma and nash equilibirum....you guys are doing great by making such informative and animated videos..thank you
The ocean has wayyy more bigger surprises than we can ever assume. Mark my words.
lol when i went on a trip to Aruba we went scuba diving and we saw these fish. they are beautiful.
Amazing illustrations!
The animation of the eating if parrot fish is very satisfying
0:07 who lives in a pineapple under the sea
SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS
Things I already know since I watched the octonauts as a kid
They are like the gardeners of the ocean!!
Not only that they are also one of the major reasons those beaches ypu spend your weekends at are formed!
Sakura I miss going to the beach. It's been years
@@standowner6979 u know Japanese?
@@blyat1 Yep, but just a bit
@@standowner6979 me too, actually I live in Dallas since I was 16 but I go back to Osaka frequently...
@@blyat1 amazing. I'm in New Mexico.
What would you recommend about Osaka? Because I have been to Japan but, one day I'm going to pay a visit
They tates just like grouper! Love them..
seen em at maldives
they are really cool and nice to the touch :3
0:02 Few people know what fish think about injustice or anything else.
WHAT IS THIS SUPPOSED TO MEAN❓❓❓
It means that not many people know fish think about the concept of injustice, let alone any other thing.
Beautiful fish. I saw one while snorkeling 🤿 once
All these animations are great.
The Ted Ed people might have great ideas for videos, but can we talk about their absolute brilliance in naming them?
i think ive seen one before! i searched up pictures and saw a green-and-orange one that looked just like a fish i saw on a trip to hawaii!
Every episode I wait for the word "Unfortunateley". In a good way.
"overfishing has reduced the number of parrotfish in many coral reefs"
seaweed: It's free real estate
"It may not be immediately clear why any creature would take bites out of the sea floor -"
except to those who aware that a few different species of animals have to swallow rocks (kind dependant on the animal and habitat) to help digest food, and thus assumed that was going on.
This takes the term Rockfish to a whole another level.
I love ❤️ these animated videos. TED Ed teaches me more than school 🏫.
I love the animation style on this video!
You can often count the number of seeds in an orange but you can't count the number of oranges in a seed .
0:10 I loved the colour change.
Parrot fish are one of my favorite species
2:20 So called beak is actually a mosaic of tightly packed teeth.
So the mystery of the naming of the parrot fish is solved
Nature is so beautiful😍, amazing 😮, balanced 🙃, and sometimes scarey😱...
Protect our coral reefs!
Eating rocks enables it to use the move Bullet Seed which is super effective against water type, so this way it dominates the area
The Rock:"chuckles I'm in danger''
The opening quotes always get me interested in the text theyre from
Happy 12M subscribers😁
And the animation is amazing
The bikini bottom reference at the beginning tho😂
Ohh wow, this is a new video.. I didn't realize
Ted-Ed: Nooks and crannies
me: ANIMAL CROSSING NEW HORIZONS
Ted-Ed please do a "Why you should read Marcel Proust"
This is why I kinda don't mind the quarantine since it can kinda help with growth.
Hi guys! if u love the environment, please use Ecosia as your search engine. For every 45 searches u make, a tree will be planted somewhere. if you think this is fake, u can always look at their channel in youtube. Also stay safe guys :)
The animation is beautiful
love the crunch
Fact:Crocodiles also consume rocls
Birds and some of herbivore mamals also do that...but it's not bcz the do likes to eat rocks...they eat it to help em grind and digest their food
Parrot fish were once a regular catch on the jamaican south coast. Now fishermen rarely find any even miles out to sea.
Ted-Ed, love love love you!
I learned this from Octonauts on Disney Jr. when I was younger.
I was so proud when I got the name right 🥰🥳
My thought throughout this 😂 :
That's rainbow fish from that show!
So seaweed really are weeds! 😂
I saw this in wild kratts but still saw this video to see how you explain it
This is how mothernature Balance the ecosystem
3:33 "Unfortunately, human activities have disrupted almost every part of this complex system."
*I KNEW IT. Eventually, it's all human's destruction capabilities that bring a lot of negative impacts.* sorry fish, corals, sea 😔
Should we harvest more seaweed especially unchecked ones in the sea to help corals or the seaweed that are "weeds" in the sea also have some importance in the ecosystem? If the fishes that feed on those seaweeds are getting smaller in number, will that help them?
god the more i learn about it the more i realize how the ocean has been impacted the most by people.....
Coral reefs are important as they produce more Than 35% of the oxygen we breathe
The marine life is very essential for us....
Fish: *nom nom nom* tHiS rOcK iS gOoD
Other fish: ugh, it morning again
*giant beaked rainbow fish that eat rocks* just sounds like the most alien thing ever
My personal experience, parrot fish are found and sold in the wet market in East Malaysia
Me: your gonna eat my dust.
Parrot Fish: I eat rocks for breakfast.
Is the vegetative succession of a shoreline for sea weeds to grow or for coral reefs to establish?
In my country this fish is a common delicacy & mostly turned into dryed fish.... Its much tastier if u paired it with coconut milk.
Plants gives us oxygen
This fish protects coral reef
Interdependent biosphere is what making this earth diverse