@@user-cr4sz4sk8m do you actually understand the concept of ocean floors? Creatures can be bigger than we ever imagined down at the ocean floor and we'd never know it. Look up the volcanic depths of the ocean and the seismic impact upon the ecosystem at the reefs and depths which are almost as low as the M. Trench in other parts of the world. Keep up with it and youll know.
Interesting to see the unfolding of energy conserving behaviour, the shrimp barely moving to escape being eaten, the fish itself very easily giving up once the initial 3 attempts failed. These animals have an ingrained instinct not to waste any energy if possible and it's very fascinating to see how it influences their interactions.
@@kylepessell1350 Land animals really look like they were designed by an intelligent thing. Deep sea animals on the other hand, they look like a painting made by a 5 years old.
@@expertoflizardcorrugation3967 all things considered, humans are one of the WEIRDEST animals on land. I mean, upright, hairless apes?? that's gross and weird
@Appletini iBake obviously you don't understand how cute arthropods can be. Leave now and stay gone while we intelligent folk appreciate nature's beauty
If those kinda nightmares wake you up a lot, hype yourself up mentally (not physically) before you go back to sleep with the goal to go beat the shit out of that dream opponent. Works for me
I think they are closer to sand fleas, but meh. Kind of weird that they branched from shrimp and became both the smaller relative and the bigger relative.
I'm loving the contrast between them and the smaller amphipods all around them. Imagine going out to pick up a burger and you just pass by a regular-looking dude who just happens to be 20 times your height.
@1488SIG Did you cut out the bloodline and the reddish colored fat? I’ve eaten plenty of blacktip and bull shark in Florida but man I’ll tell you I’d rather eat the remoras on the shark than the bloodline
The scene from 0:25 to the end had me burst out in laughter xD That bulbous nosed fish's attempt to suck the amphipod. Then the amphipod's graceful exit to the sea floor xD
This same series was used for a BBC doc, and I recall them bringing up the "medium" sized ones seen elsewhere in these videos. Those could fit in your hand, just about. These dudes-if I HAD to guess-about the size of your forearm, or a bit smaller. I'm just guessing though.
I couldn’t really give you a solid explanation. I’d recommend googling a little to find a good scientific answer, but these creatures have been adapting for millions of years to live this deep. The very commonly known “blobfish” looks more uniform and like an actual fish at extreme depths, but when we rip it out the deep and rapidly depressurize it, its flesh rips until it looks the way we commonly know.
@@r.guerreiro140 This seems like the most plausible explanation to me. Most life survives at that depth because their bodies don't have any empty cavities like ours. Basically there's not much difference in pressure between the inside of their bodies and the outside.
The pressure inside the animal is the same as the pressure in the surrounding water, so they are not crushed, just like we are not crushed by the weight of air above us. If they are brought to the surface, the surrounding pressure is much less, so gas bubbles in the animal will expand greatly, causing serious damage, similar to when human divers get the bends (decompression sickness). Most fish have a gas-filled swim bladder. Animals like crustaceans don't have a swim bladder, so are occasionally brought to the surface alive.
They are the same pressure as all the water around them, their body fluid is pushing out as much as the water is pushing in, like a bag full of seawater. if something at a lower pressure went to that pressure than the lower pressure Parts of its body would be crushed. I believe humans can also survive at that depth as long as there's no air our lungs/ears, though you'll probably have nitrogen toxicity as the compression of the gas means more molecules will dissolve in your blood, the issue is coming back up from that depths as at that point even dissolved nitrogen in our blood would expand into gas bubbles. None of these animals can survive coming to the surface they all explode because of their Massive Internal pressure that they used to live at that depth.
Nobody: TH-cam: wana see an Amphipod at the deepest point on earth where there's dead fishes being eaten by other fishes trying to eat the fish eating the dead fish is being eaten by. Me: Sure, why not!
Like Cheech & Chong said: Does it look like a big shrimp thingy? Does it smell like a big shrimp thingy? Does it taste like a big shrimp thingy? It must be a big shrimp thingy.
I looked it up and all I found was some dumb movie bit what I'm saying is that every time this channel shows a cool animal as the feature creature this dumb looking fish swims up and eats it or tries to eat it
@@ford-sl9bz Not a blob fish, blob fish are ambush hunters, they do not scavenge for dead creatures. What you see in this video is actually a giant cusk eel
Color pigmints usually cost caleries or some other type of resource. In the bottom where there is no light many things evolve to not having them at all as it just wouldn't be seen.
At first I was like, "the fuck is that thing lurking in the background?" And then I was like, "oh, it's a robust assfish, hey buddy." But then I was like, "oh snap he's keen!" And then I was like, "shame assfish."
They cut the part where the fish chocked after swallowing that thing, and his friend said "Hey, try drinking a glass of water", and then they replied "Screw you, Brian."
@@balticpagan1495 Whenever I think I'm unwanted, that there's no one destined for me, I just tell myself there's someone out there specifically made for me - pubic lice.
What an interesting youtube suggestion with a very interesting specimen. What's not to like about this Alicella Gigantea ? This gentleman is something i'd consider a rare sight and absolutely astonishing compared to most other, very small, representatives of Amphipoda.
everything in the Mariana trench looks like a ghost of its higher altitude counterpart
They are actually just the “legendary” version. Worth more xp.
If they were trading cards, kids would break each other’s legs to get them.
I guess on Earth you go to heaven after death, in ocean you go to the bottom....
They're shinies xD
There's no light down there, no reason to evolve color or patterns
This is so cool to see considering amphipods are usually tiny as gnats
That's what I'm saying.
But if gnats are huge down there, then what predators lie down there as well?
@@case_in_point you know they can get and get this big up here and theres not enough food for a big animal down there
@@user-cr4sz4sk8m do you actually understand the concept of ocean floors? Creatures can be bigger than we ever imagined down at the ocean floor and we'd never know it. Look up the volcanic depths of the ocean and the seismic impact upon the ecosystem at the reefs and depths which are almost as low as the M. Trench in other parts of the world. Keep up with it and youll know.
@@case_in_point you're the kind of guy that believes there's a megalodon down there
No one wants to talk about how the fish "suck" at eating them ?
Cuz that fish is a robust assfish
assfish
@@elitheman7745 whoever named it deserve an oscar
@@manthatsnotaman7713 I had to look it up. You weren't kidding.
@@manthatsnotaman7713 But isn’t it accurate
Look out giant isopod, you got some big competition
"Mission failed, better luck next time "
Is it I s o p o d h o u r yet?
@@OrkOfOhio no, it's *a m p h i p o d h o u r*
iso-pod = straight foot
amphi-pod = bi foot
Now we need a gay foot for the trinity to be complete!
Some big assfish compition
Interesting to see the unfolding of energy conserving behaviour, the shrimp barely moving to escape being eaten, the fish itself very easily giving up once the initial 3 attempts failed. These animals have an ingrained instinct not to waste any energy if possible and it's very fascinating to see how it influences their interactions.
0:28 my boy wearing coral blue number 2 semigloss lipstick looking fresh
Actually is coral blue number 5
@@Seddy22 bonk
Ichiban! Lipstick for fish!
💀😂😂
lmao
Bruh why is everyone thinking of eating this crusty boi?
Because we are hungry humans
Hey, even Darwin ate the animals he studied, it’s not super weird to wanna know what an animal tastes like
Because it's basically a gigaprawn.
I’d eat that
@@Tounushi I guarantee it would almost taste exactly the same just lower quality. These ones at the bottom eat the extra old shit.
I like how the robust assfish just fails at consuming the shrimp
To be fair, they are completely blind and with the way it was positioned there was no way it was gonna fit even if it was a direct hit.
@@kylepessell1350 Land animals really look like they were designed by an intelligent thing. Deep sea animals on the other hand, they look like a painting made by a 5 years old.
@@thesenate8268 Not just a random 5yrs old, also a genius one who is only interested in abstract and macabre genre.
@@thesenate8268 hey, give us land animals some credit, we got some weird shit too...
we dont have shit on the sea creatures, but we've got weird shit
@@expertoflizardcorrugation3967 all things considered, humans are one of the WEIRDEST animals on land. I mean, upright, hairless apes?? that's gross and weird
Ah, yes. The Shromp.
I snorted a little.
🤣😂
Nasty bottom feeders
@@yungremTV prey to stankfish eaters
Who will win? 1 pudgy face or 1 shrompy boi
I like how it 'escaped' by letting itself fall to the ground.
why is it that to this very day i still see Roach Dogg Jr's out and about?
Don't have to run far when both you and your pursuer are blind.
Yooo its the Roach!!! We meet again roach dawg jr. Have a boy!
Just like how we escape societal pressures by falling off of a building.
We have so much in common.
They look like they're made of ivory, so cute.
@Appletini iBake obviously you don't understand how cute arthropods can be. Leave now and stay gone while we intelligent folk appreciate nature's beauty
@Appletini iBake Yeah, they just look so derpy it's cute.
@@alexcunningham1647 they aren’t cute 🤣
@@alexcunningham1647 why so aggressive lol?
And tasty
0:37 what it feels like to punch someone in a dream
That is so accurate it’s not even funny.
Poor creature put all his energy into getting the shrimp
Bwahaaaahaha. Sweet.
So true.
If those kinda nightmares wake you up a lot, hype yourself up mentally (not physically) before you go back to sleep with the goal to go beat the shit out of that dream opponent. Works for me
I like how the deeper you go in the ocean the more the "if it fits in your mouth eat it" rule applies
Fish: only gets a chance to eat rarely because food is so scarce
Also fish: miss miss miss miss
th-cam.com/video/sMG1nlQi5bg/w-d-xo.html ,,..
He was embarrased. Poor fish.
It's a well known thing for the deepest depths of the ocean... it was 420 at the time, and that fish got so baked.
The lights probably makes it hard for them to see.
It'd be nice to have a ruler on the arm for scale
That would mean winding down the window and sticking their arm outside. Water might get in.
@@piggypiggypig1746 you.... 😂
Per wiki, Alicella Gigantea can get be up to 13" in length.
On some submersibles they have lasers a certain distance apart for scale.
Or at least tell us if the nuts are M2 or M20 🙄
HELL YEAH GIANT SHRIMP
I think they are closer to sand fleas, but meh. Kind of weird that they branched from shrimp and became both the smaller relative and the bigger relative.
@@Bubu567 its a joke
@ᴍᴇᴛᴢɢᴇʀᴍᴇɪᴤᴛᴇʀ stop crying m8
@ᴍᴇᴛᴢɢᴇʀᴍᴇɪᴤᴛᴇʀ no
@ᴍᴇᴛᴢɢᴇʀᴍᴇɪᴤᴛᴇʀ mad
It's truly amazing that any creature can live and thrive in the pressures of those crushing depths, especially the Trench.
I'm loving the contrast between them and the smaller amphipods all around them.
Imagine going out to pick up a burger and you just pass by a regular-looking dude who just happens to be 20 times your height.
0:25 Whacha guys up to? MMMM LEMME GET A BITE
LEMME--
GET A--
BITE*
@@francorodriguez3499
That one freind that shows up and always asks for food.
What type of fish is that?
@@mrcrazy7865 a cusk eel
Fish : 😠😠😐
"The ocean floor experiences deadly crushing pressure barely any life can withstand"
Amphipod: it's free real estate.
But what do they taste like with some cocktail sauce.
Sulfur
@@LTPottenger used to that at my house, bring on the shrimp looking critters.
I expect it'd be a bit like eating seafood roadkill since it would explode when you tried to bring it to the surface
@@Kags not if you bring it up slowly
@1488SIG Did you cut out the bloodline and the reddish colored fat? I’ve eaten plenty of blacktip and bull shark in Florida but man I’ll tell you I’d rather eat the remoras on the shark than the bloodline
The robust ass fish comes around trying to swallow giant shrimp and he's all like "No No Nope Nope nope" lol
TH-camr: Here is an interesting video of rare marine life
TH-cam viewers: *mMm RARe sHriMP*
The scene from 0:25 to the end had me burst out in laughter xD That bulbous nosed fish's attempt to suck the amphipod. Then the amphipod's graceful exit to the sea floor xD
Pretty insane the level of life going on at 5000m down!
Normal peaople: Abyssal life is so interesting and exotic
Texas boi: HeeeeeeLL Yeaahh!! G G G Giant SHRIMP!!
Snake: "But, Paramedic! How does it taste...? "
"SNAKE! This is a huge discovery! I swear you have a one-track-mind!"
Ok, that was unexpected
@¿¿¿ • 12 years ago with darkness and silence trough the niiiiight
That's exactly what I thought of commenting
Just what are the measurements of this "Super Giant Amphipod", we are supposed to guess?
The fish head, it looks massive.
This same series was used for a BBC doc, and I recall them bringing up the "medium" sized ones seen elsewhere in these videos. Those could fit in your hand, just about. These dudes-if I HAD to guess-about the size of your forearm, or a bit smaller. I'm just guessing though.
6 meters and a half. the dead fish on the hook is actually a great white shark
@@wyattmurphy7153 looks like a sardine to me.
Regular Arthropods are big. Watch one of the cooking videos about them. Huge slimy roaches.
It's like a foot long
God I LOVE deep sea creatures
They all look like they're straight out of some macabre fantasy film they're brilliant
Calm Antipod: *"What was that? What the hell is that?!"*
Run Antipod: ...
0:34 When your om nom nom is missing it's nom nom.
But how do they taste fried in tempura and dipped in sweet and sour sauce?
Everyone is saying "giant this" and "giant that", but I don't see any scale to actually know their sizes
You saw that fish? Well, that fish is bigger than a basket ball
@@dettome ok, then those white shrimps are about the size of a lobster
@@luispablogonzalezv4522 more like an arm, I just compared the head of that fish, didn't take the whole body
Those tiny white things floating around are their normal sized counterparts.
ive seen lag bolts so i got an idea
SUPER, very rare to find pure and simple videos of the deep sea.
Some human: I bet I could eat that species to extinction.
I won't lie, I did ponder to myself what I thought it would taste like...
Imajin that white in your plate, How much will it cost
It almost looks like that fish consumes souls instead of physically eating
00:24 The fish was like "TF you crawlers doing here bruv!?"
**Fails at his swoop miserably**
Fish is like”you’re eating my best friend! I’m so sad I can’t even eat right.”
Fantastic footage! I'm subbing.
Greetings from the Marianas Islands!
It would be nice to have a size comparison to something familiar, or simply numbers. It's hard to tell tell how big they truly are from this footage.
Deep sea creatures: The chariot of Gods desends from the high Heavens to give us thier grace and holy food!!
This is the greatest quality video I've ever seen
First thing that came to my mind: "Is this thing edible?"
Right? I’m all, “Hmmm, tartar sauce or cocktail sauce?”
hard same.
@@timbettger Soy sauce + wasabi for me
Laughs in Chinese
Lamb sauce i might say
i got chills watching this, its just incredible the kind of lifeforms down there, and up here too!
How are they not crushed by the water pressure? genuine question.
I couldn’t really give you a solid explanation. I’d recommend googling a little to find a good scientific answer, but these creatures have been adapting for millions of years to live this deep. The very commonly known “blobfish” looks more uniform and like an actual fish at extreme depths, but when we rip it out the deep and rapidly depressurize it, its flesh rips until it looks the way we commonly know.
Maybe their bodies are adapted to let water get inside, so equalising the pressure
@@r.guerreiro140 This seems like the most plausible explanation to me. Most life survives at that depth because their bodies don't have any empty cavities like ours. Basically there's not much difference in pressure between the inside of their bodies and the outside.
The pressure inside the animal is the same as the pressure in the surrounding water, so they are not crushed, just like we are not crushed by the weight of air above us. If they are brought to the surface, the surrounding pressure is much less, so gas bubbles in the animal will expand greatly, causing serious damage, similar to when human divers get the bends (decompression sickness). Most fish have a gas-filled swim bladder. Animals like crustaceans don't have a swim bladder, so are occasionally brought to the surface alive.
They are the same pressure as all the water around them, their body fluid is pushing out as much as the water is pushing in, like a bag full of seawater. if something at a lower pressure went to that pressure than the lower pressure Parts of its body would be crushed.
I believe humans can also survive at that depth as long as there's no air our lungs/ears, though you'll probably have nitrogen toxicity as the compression of the gas means more molecules will dissolve in your blood, the issue is coming back up from that depths as at that point even dissolved nitrogen in our blood would expand into gas bubbles.
None of these animals can survive coming to the surface they all explode because of their Massive Internal pressure that they used to live at that depth.
Finally a worthwhile reason to buy that 5 gallon jar of cocktail sauce at Costco.
I wonder if they taste like shrimps or lobsters?
As a 13 yr old who wants to be a marine biologist I think this is awesome
At age 15, do you still think this is awesome?
Nobody:
TH-cam: wana see an Amphipod at the deepest point on earth where there's dead fishes being eaten by other fishes trying to eat the fish eating the dead fish is being eaten by.
Me: Sure, why not!
0:27
Shark: "Excuse me. May I eat you?"
Amphipod: "No."
Shark: "Cool" *NOM*
Amphipod: "Yeety Yeety Yeet"
Is that a big shrimp thingy? Dont know alot about deep sea. Cool tho.
Like Cheech & Chong said: Does it look like a big shrimp thingy? Does it smell like a big shrimp thingy? Does it taste like a big shrimp thingy? It must be a big shrimp thingy.
Kind of a silly question- Do researchers ever cook any of these deep sea creatures and try them??
Is that a Blob Fish that tries to eat it at the end?
No, it's a giant cusk eel
@@Mamotherium i think its a robust ass fish or something like that
Yeah, robust assfish.
Edit: a type of cusk eel
robust assfish, nice. i take it they're still letting whoever discovers a new species name it? i gotta get down there lol
We live in such an amazing time in history
Pulls your cellphone
Every kid nearby 0:25 "You got any games?"
BRUH WHY DOES ALL OF THESE VIDS HAVE THE FREAKING FISH TRYING TO EAT THE FEATURE CREATURE
I looked it up and all I found was some dumb movie bit what I'm saying is that every time this channel shows a cool animal as the feature creature this dumb looking fish swims up and eats it or tries to eat it
Because the ocean is one nonstop horror movie for everything in it. Look up bobbit worms 😎👍🏼
@@lizardjoe4224 it’s always the robust assfish coming out of nowhere doing this stuff😂
it was hungry?
@@lizardjoe4224 Prove it, I wanna read that !! lol
The Supergiant amphipod looks like it purposefully spread its spikey tail in defense. That's why the fish had trouble or not wanting to eat spikes.
The big fish was in fact yelling *"Where is the lamb sauce?!?"*
LMAOOOO
Woww that is reallllly cool look at those alien fishes, and so many small active fishes down at 5000m as well WoWWWw
Can you eat those?
Amphipod: Exists
Me: "It's been nice knowing you fellow Earthlings"
Nice! Do you happen to know what that big eel-looking vacume beast was?
It’s a blob fish it just looks normal cause it’s underwater
@@ford-sl9bz
Not a blob fish, blob fish are ambush hunters, they do not scavenge for dead creatures.
What you see in this video is actually a giant cusk eel
Bassozetus
@@Mamotherium specifically an assfish
Grandma 0:36 : Where's my damn dentures! Well then I'm gonna eat anyway.
Missing the banana for scale, I can't really tell how supergiant they are...
banana for scale... hue hue hue...
You guys lighting him up made him super visible to predators!
I wonder how good they taste
the giant amphipods are cool as hell, but i think this is the first time i have seen a living blobfish, so coooool!
The fish has currently shared his close call with a shrimp cocktail during his 12 step program🤗
I like that amphipod defense!
Chinese: It's free real estate!
Next new disease be like:
You mean only Chinese want free or cheap stuffs? So you guys are 100% saint?
Can someone tell me how/why they are like a pure white? I’m assuming it’s light related(as like everything is in the deep)
Color pigmints usually cost caleries or some other type of resource. In the bottom where there is no light many things evolve to not having them at all as it just wouldn't be seen.
@@samuelelias5115 thank you!
We need a cd disc nearby to see how big it is.
At first I was like, "the fuck is that thing lurking in the background?" And then I was like, "oh, it's a robust assfish, hey buddy." But then I was like, "oh snap he's keen!" And then I was like, "shame assfish."
that fish kind of looks like a mini-megamouth shark.
That’s great but how big are they? There’s no frame of reference. Couldn’t you fix a measurement somewhere in shot?
@Colby Carter So how did you deduce the size of the bolts and the other fish?
This fish head is mine bro have a mouthful of my pointy spines....
Think it taste good like crayfish?
So how big are they? Need a size compare thingy next to it.
Those are probably 1 foot or 30 cm since thats usually how big they get
the eel next to it its like 2-3 meters long, its really big
Interesting vid but how about putting measurement markers on that arm. So we can get a rough idea of how big these creatures are.
i would fry most of these.
And the rest?
@@whynottalklikeapirat sauteed with butter, garlic, white wine and lemongrass
@@zackwoodward4430 My man
I would fry everything in the sea to extinction
@@sandpaper631 Fried stuff is good stuff
You can see why those tail spikes evolved the way they did. That fish was like screw it it was worth a shot
When you accidentally drop a can of expired steroids in to the shrimp pond instead of fish food
Teacher: Say Amphipod
Student: Shrimp
Laugh or I will choke you
Imagine the shrimp cocktail for that
Spiders taste the same as shrimp.
That’s one tasty shrimp. 😍
0:25 What u guys up to?
Big gulps huh? Welp... see ya later
Thanks TH-cam recommendations! Very Cool!
They cut the part where the fish chocked after swallowing that thing, and his friend said "Hey, try drinking a glass of water", and then they replied "Screw you, Brian."
This was recorded at 5,000m.
That's not even half way down.
Thats the same fish that ate the shrimp in the other video
Ahh, yes. The Robust Assfish.
That fish failing miserably at consuming the amphipod tho 😂😭
Even the Mariana Trench have more life than me it seems.
look into your colen, and rest of intestens, there are around 1kg of bacteria in your inestines, so you are never alone!
@@balticpagan1495 Whenever I think I'm unwanted, that there's no one destined for me, I just tell myself there's someone out there specifically made for me - pubic lice.
Werid fish: I'm gonna eat ya.
Amphipod: bye have a great time.
I wonder if they taste like other shellfish, lobster, crab, shrimp, prawn.. Mmmmm, looks tasty
At these pressures must these creatures have to use an extraordinary amount of energy to move?
Just imagine someone dying and falling down there.
You know that the body would explode long before falling down there, right?
@@DansPiratelife and then giant amphipods would eat the remains.
@I'm Out 😝
@@Nov1706 Fish food.
@@Nov1706 💩
So nice and great quality of video.
Was that fish trying to eat the Amphipod?
Snailfish
It's a giant cusk eel
What an interesting youtube suggestion with a very interesting specimen. What's not to like about this Alicella Gigantea ? This gentleman is something i'd consider a rare sight and absolutely astonishing compared to most other, very small, representatives of Amphipoda.