@@abhishekvishwakarma2756 Also hilarious how people take posts that are obviously jocular in nature so seriously. Such hilarity is quite abundant these days.
Seriously though I'll be chatting about my new Animal Crossing villager while draining a body of blood or discussing a successful strategy in Among us while filling a collapsed cavity with cotton
It's the dream. My professor got to go to a hydrothermal vent field at ~3600m in Alvin just after he did his PhD and I've never been more envious of a career opportunity
I’m really looking into getting a marine bio degree cause I love the ocean and everything in it, but I also am incredibly thalassophobic. These videos make me want to get over my fear so I can be like them
@AK-jt9gx what does "nerdy" even mean?americans use that word all the time but other languages don't even have a specific translation for it. does it mean "passionate about your field of expertise"?... or "too ugly to go out or date"..?
@@Cairo198 I think you can use context clues to tell I mean it here as a compliment, though you’re right that it’s a complex word with loaded meanings. I suppose it here means “passionate about their field, and speaking about it in a detailed and colloquially scientific manner”.
My Dare / Challenge - Is to GPS each find (time, /when and where) and then go back an SEE IF YA DIRT LED ruined a beautiful community . Light & turbulence = destruction /??-/ LOL = LOOK An animal, Display = Not good research, may as well shiz on it; cool Next! All the Fishes' would look COOL carrying little pLastic shopping bags :-) + fun fun fun take it cheasy!!
It's nice to hear them discussing among themselves and figuring out what things are together. It reminds you that scientists are just human beings too.
@@ricardogomez6267 You'd probably be surprised, a lot of people around the world have a lot of distrust of scientists as evil people who collaborate with big government to "control their minds", I'm talking scientists in general here. It's a growing trend of distrust in institutions.
We all know that scientists are literally human beings. But sometimes they seem like they’d be very professional and everything. But this video shows them joking together and shows a more relatable side to these smart people.
MADE MAN ANT Yeah, you can be smart too. Always fact check before saying something as fact unless you highlight how you are unsure of the validity of your statement. This is anti-hoax behavior 101. Also I hate people who use too many emojis so please grow up
Classic example of Expectation (Scientists are stern, vigilant, intelligent people) vs Reality (Scientists are literally just people who have a passion for studying things) though they do sound a bit tired which might add to the 'stoner' aesthetic.
Lol what you described sounds a heck of a lot like stoner energy. One of my favorite things to do while high is watch videos of bugs because I'm able to better appreciate what cool creatures they are when stoned. My brain isn't caught up in all the anxieties of my life so I can fully commit my attention to all the colors and body parts and interactions little insects have with each other.
Marine biologists expectations: serious, takes things seriously, studies species in the deep sea Marine biologists reality: *woaAHhhH* *that looks so weird* *wow*
Well, they can't be expected to know what every single weird thing is down there so I'd prefer their sense of wonder to come through rather than have them say "Aaaand i don't know exactly what THAT is!" over and over with awkward silence between.
I love the way you created a new word 'octopuspus' Oct-o-pus-pus Ha ha ha ha how very creative of you! There is no word for more than one octopus- I know it sounds strange however, it is true ;)
@wowalinbie I find it ridiculous that you complain about the use of tax payer money on oceanic exploration and not the bloated, over-funded US military budget.
wowalinbie you really think all they do is look at animals???? Take a look at their live-streams and the descriptions of their videos and the channel. You obviously have no clue how Important their job is
The crazy part is, for a lot of those creatures, this could be their first time seeing the light, literally. It would be a whole new dimension to them.
@@jonn40853 There is actually light down there, it’s just in a different spectrum than what we land lubbers see! Our eyes are simply not adapted to see in that low of light levels as only some really long wave-form light gets that deep. That’s why a lot of deep sea fish have HUGE eyes. It’s similar to how some nocturnal creatures on land adapt to low light levels by trying to capture as much light as possible :)
Definition of scientist doesn’t mean they know everything. The point is after this, if he were to do this again, he would have an answer for his own question.
The media: Meanwhile, scientists discover several unknown species in the deep blues of the Pacific. The scientists: Looks like a reindeer with hair and lipstick.
The scientists: "Woooooooooooow" Me: "Wooooooooooooooow" The creatures stumbling across a giant metal scary whale beaming lightrays and lasers from it's face after a lifetime of almost complete darkness: "JESUS CHRIST WHAT IS *THAT* ?!?"
Hearing the scientists sound full of awe and laid back is way nicer than hearing a single scientist talk monotone the whole time and showing no emotion.
This video is so clear it feels like we're looking at somebody just walk around the ocean floor, or like somebody's flying a drone around on land. All of this is so fascinating.
Shut up, they will eat anything that falls down there. The atmosphere down there is more toxic than anything from the surface would be able to withstand.
2:52 looks petable, would pet, looks like a dog, good for petting indeed 3:58 looks like grass, not exactly the highest comfort of pet, would pet regardless 5:04 petting crabs is like petting wet stones, but because there is a lot of them and there are bubbles I would pet. 5:41 a weird worm, looks gross but everyone deserves love, it's petable 6:06 looks like a pillow with flowty floppy flop ears, flying pillow underwater doggo, high quality pet 7:04 looks like a.. What? .. Weird marshmallow? Yes.. Would eat, but pet first... Wait, it's immoral, unless nobody sees it, none of my actions have consequences 9:17 little feather, no thoughts, swimming through mindlessly in the deep unforgiving ocean, soon oblivion will devour all 10:41 giggle existential dread away, would pet too 13:35 I can also turn into a blob, nobody knows, well, now you do, what shall you do with my forbidden knowledge mortal? (like seriously I have no idea what to do with this) Okey, I'm bored
Well this is awkward.. I went to like this comment and apparently I had already liked it so now I have liked it twice… Also, your pet-o-meter scale is top notch.
Dumbo octopuses! Some of the ones in the video may be a bit too long to be classified as such (like they mentioned) but thats usually what most people assume them to be!
I was taking a bunch of screenshots of the octopus and realized that it looks.... suspicious. Oh nature, why must you shame us? Eh, we deserve it actually. Our faults for having bad monkey brains XD
@@LadyCoyKoi Ahh, I see you must be very intelligent and cultured! I think I speak for everyone when I say: You are much better than all of us. Especially these childish biologists! Congratulations.
that doesn't happen much, so i don't know what you're referring to. are you just not familiar with what a conversation sounds like? do you not have friends?
Especially when you consider how much of their time on shift is spent looking at rocks and sand and doing mundane scientist things. So it's completely understandable when they get excited over seeing especially rare and/or beautiful sea life.
I love how calm everything is. It's on the ocean floor and you can't tell. It's absolutely beautiful, and the scientists and their commentary adds soo much to it lol
20:17 had me awe struck! So graceful yet demanding respect for it's space. I would have never thought it would puff out that much, I mean it looked really enormous. It's really hard to gage how large some of these underwater creatures are when your watching them in the vastness of the ocean. There is really nothing to compare side by side so you can tell from this end of watching. I would really love to see a video that goes into more detail on the size of each of these creatures of the deep. Something that would give us a bit of an idea just how large some of these beauties are
as a marine scientist, its always fun exploring with friends and just geeking out and watching the fascinating animals. I mostly do shallow water ecosystems but I really wish to be in a deep sea expidition one day
The creature did not think the sub was a threat. It that were the case it would have been in that form as soon as it sensed the submarine coming from miles away. It gracefully and peacefully was showing off its beauty. Most humans tend to forgot the life force behind all matter on Earth is love not fear. This is why scientist are no different than you and me, all they have done is filled their mind with man made words and definitions.
Stereotype: scientists are stern and very set in their ways 🧐 Reality: 🥺 guys look how cute that fishy is!! what genus is that one part of again? (Insert Fish pun)
A scientist that is set in their ways is usually a pretty bad scientist. You need an open mind to do good science. Otherwise, you're just an archivist... or a priest.
@Brandon Brown I don’t think their major, maybe they just document or record certain types of species for whatever reason, so that’s probably why they’re more laid back
When the guy said he was downstream, I said to my self.. These people are smart.. In dealing with wildlife one has to watch for wind direction so that the wind doesnt carry your smell and give you away. I would imagine the sediment and micro organisms that the current carries in and out of the coral ecosystem could be tampered with unless one maintains certain positioning in regards to the current. These people are smart and caring.
I am overwhelmed by the beauty and complexity of life in the oceans. I’m equally amazed at these scientists and the work they do. So jealous and privileged to be able to witness this footage. Outstanding!
That's actually methane gas leaking out! You also see vents of liquid sulfur, H2S , they are hydrocarbons. This people should be explaining the viewers, that this is how crude oil and natural gasses are produced. These hydro vents are all around the world, especially where tectonic plates meet. The fuels that we consume don't come from fossils, including coal, they are all hydrocarbons.
This is the exact reason I want to become a marine biologist, the slogan for being a submarine diver should be “explore an alien planet right here on Earth!”
At 18:18 the columns remind me of Giants Causeway in Ireland. I imagine they started out on the bottom of the Atlantic so so many years ago and as they continued to grow eventually they made it above the surface! It's so cool to see these!!! (Thank You for sharing these amazing adventures!!!)
I am so glad I found this chanel, I was super lucky and caught most of the whale fall live but there's so much incredible footage from these dives. Plus the commentary is great, it's hilarious to hear you making the same kind of comments I would but then throwing out the latin names of things :) Great work all.
These are some of the funniest biologists, I love this. Also I did not expect to hear "it's so creepy!" because I thought scientists were immune to that, but it's kinda heartwarming to see they don't have to be super clinical
The scientists remind me of small children seeing fireworks for the first time, they sound so in awe of the nature around them. It's great that they are so excited to see everything around them even though its their job! I wish I was there to see it all in real time!
We've all watched interesting sea documentaries about underwater creatures, but honestly I have to admit this was the most enjoyable to watch, about creatures, I've never seen with the humourous and astonishing enjoyment of these Scientists, as they discovered these creatures with the most child-like amazement and wonderment , and they shared it with us all...Such an extraordinary piece. Thank you for sharing something very special and amazing. This was absolutely stunning.
I’ve never seen such ominous beauty by sheer ambivalence. What a fascinating adventure!! And job for that matter!!! Makes me want to delve into much more quality of REALMS especially of the like!!! Quality video!!! Thank you so much!! You guys and the NAUTILUS KICK MAJOR HYYNNEEEEE!!! Thank you!!! I’m a first timer
agreed. The world of the ocean is bigger and more mind blowing than anything over sea level! plants are animals, beauty turns into a freakout session. Wrong is right.
It's so cool to see people absolutely fascinated by what they're studying. I feel less alone. Also, this reminds me of the game Flower, which I would love to see implemented here.
Animals: Just chilling.
Scientist: *roasting every creature*
Amir I found myself imagining what aliens would be saying, whilst observing us.
Are these even scientist? HaHahahah
Animals never stay around them because they find the comments insulting
Better to roast them than eat them
Yes
"WE FOUND A SHAAAAAARK!!! YES YES YES!!!!"
i love someone who loves their job so much
I wish to be have the passion and anjoyment of these people in their job
most of the time they do nothig very easy and well payed + useless job
@BAVAR salty because you get paid minimum wage aren’t you
@@Spirit-vlad you're just mad because you haven't found a shark
@@Spirit-vlad salty
[2:08] That friendly octopus actually waved goodbye. That's adorable.
I mean they are one of the smartest animals behind humans
Hilarious people want to anthropomorphize every creature
@@abhishekvishwakarma2756 Also hilarious how people take posts that are obviously jocular in nature so seriously. Such hilarity is quite abundant these days.
@@Strype13he thought he ate 😭
@@rayimd really tought he did something
Octopus: *adorable waving goodbye to the submarine*
Also octopus: *sitting next to huge skeleton of dead whale*
Just like me (I work in funeral services) I can talk about cute video game characters while handling a dead body
Lol
Seriously though I'll be chatting about my new Animal Crossing villager while draining a body of blood or discussing a successful strategy in Among us while filling a collapsed cavity with cotton
seems like it's actually waving at them lmaooo
Octopus is kinda sus...
21:35 “He wants us to know that he’s too big to slurp”
this is the kind of biologist I aspire to be
It looks like a piece of warm silly putty
@@AirJimInCT what is silly putty????????? 😭
@@kosudesua sort of, slime toy?
As a student of marine biology, this really be how it is. Field work is very candid and nerdy. I would love to have these folks’ specific job one day.
It's the dream. My professor got to go to a hydrothermal vent field at ~3600m in Alvin just after he did his PhD and I've never been more envious of a career opportunity
I’m really looking into getting a marine bio degree cause I love the ocean and everything in it, but I also am incredibly thalassophobic. These videos make me want to get over my fear so I can be like them
Jaden
@AK-jt9gx what does "nerdy" even mean?americans use that word all the time but other languages don't even have a specific translation for it. does it mean "passionate about your field of expertise"?... or "too ugly to go out or date"..?
@@Cairo198 I think you can use context clues to tell I mean it here as a compliment, though you’re right that it’s a complex word with loaded meanings. I suppose it here means “passionate about their field, and speaking about it in a detailed and colloquially scientific manner”.
2:07 gotta love the octopus waving goodbye
Goodbye dear octopus!!
that a cute octo :D
Nautilus just crossed the seal of the temple
My Dare / Challenge - Is to GPS each find (time, /when and where) and then go back an SEE IF YA DIRT LED ruined a beautiful community . Light & turbulence = destruction /??-/ LOL = LOOK An animal, Display = Not good research, may as well shiz on it; cool Next! All the Fishes' would look COOL carrying little pLastic shopping bags :-) + fun fun fun take it cheasy!!
It's so cute waving
This sounds like a suspiciously polite game chat.
Not enough toxicity around here.
at the start it sounds like nightblue3 going "WOAAAAAAAAAAAAH"
Yeah its called life lol
sounds artificial.
@@gabrielleduc3150 lol, and maybe you sound conditioned ;-P funny how that works
It's nice to hear them discussing among themselves and figuring out what things are together. It reminds you that scientists are just human beings too.
Who has ever assumed scientists are anything but human beings?
@@NP-ux9xg I'm guessing the people who think they're boogeymen or boogeywomen who just make sh*t up. 👀
Same as np, not to sound rude but who doesn’t think scientist aren’t humans too?
@@ricardogomez6267 You'd probably be surprised, a lot of people around the world have a lot of distrust of scientists as evil people who collaborate with big government to "control their minds", I'm talking scientists in general here. It's a growing trend of distrust in institutions.
We all know that scientists are literally human beings. But sometimes they seem like they’d be very professional and everything. But this video shows them joking together and shows a more relatable side to these smart people.
"I should look that up before I say words" ah, what separates a scientist from the common man
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HIM BEING A SCIENTIST
THAT'S THE DIFFERENCE
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@@mademanant7980 tf?
MADE MAN ANT Yeah, you can be smart too. Always fact check before saying something as fact unless you highlight how you are unsure of the validity of your statement. This is anti-hoax behavior 101.
Also I hate people who use too many emojis so please grow up
@@dandanthedandan7558 Oh yeah ? You're dumb.
@@HeIs580 tf?
People keep saying that they have “stoner energy,” but all I see is enthusiasm for their work and appreciation for the natural world.
Classic example of Expectation (Scientists are stern, vigilant, intelligent people) vs Reality (Scientists are literally just people who have a passion for studying things) though they do sound a bit tired which might add to the 'stoner' aesthetic.
but thats exactly what stoner energy is LOL nothing wrong with it
Stoner energy is finding things really cool and being enthusiastic and interested - it’s the same thing
That's why stoner energy is fam
Lol what you described sounds a heck of a lot like stoner energy.
One of my favorite things to do while high is watch videos of bugs because I'm able to better appreciate what cool creatures they are when stoned.
My brain isn't caught up in all the anxieties of my life so I can fully commit my attention to all the colors and body parts and interactions little insects have with each other.
That octopus appearing to wave goodbye at 2:08 as they left the whale fall got me directly in the heart.
Marine biologists expectations: serious, takes things seriously, studies species in the deep sea
Marine biologists reality: *woaAHhhH* *that looks so weird* *wow*
i believe these are the few lucky ones
@Ang Bart you're the only one sucking up here.
it's because 5 percent of the ocean was explored and i think every expedition they found at least 1 new species
Well, they can't be expected to know what every single weird thing is down there so I'd prefer their sense of wonder to come through rather than have them say "Aaaand i don't know exactly what THAT is!" over and over with awkward silence between.
D Zuke i made this comment deadass as like, a way to say hey these guys are pretty cool.
2:08 I LOVE that the octopuspus waves them 'goodbye!' 😭.
Me too. I legit rewinded it a couple times just to see that
I was thinking it was raising it's fists "alright you've had your lot, now piss off my bit of whale!" XD
@@kayleighbrown965 lmFaaoaooooooo
I love the way you created a new word 'octopuspus' Oct-o-pus-pus Ha ha ha ha how very creative of you! There is no word for more than one octopus- I know it sounds strange however, it is true ;)
@@eurocon24681 the plural of octopus is octopuses
"would've gotten away with it if it wasn't for us meddling scientists" everything these people say is absolute GOLD
I can confirm, we do this stuff so often and it is so fun
i think “oh noooo it’s spooky” is the best scientific observation i’ve ever heard
their commentary is so wholesome it's 50% of the reason why I keep watching lol
Einstein once referred to some of the aspects of quantum mechanics (possibly referring to quantum entanglement) as “spooky action at a distance”.
@@SenorBiscuitsYup, it was entanglement. You remember correctly. Einstein was not a fan of the probabilistic nature of quantum mechanics.
Scientists: Beautiful hydrothermal is bent. We need samples.
Also Scientists: CRAB CRAB CRAB CRAB CRAB CRAB
Because those crabs can live near hot water, they are not ordinary crabs.
Nice pfp
Did you mean "hydrothermal vent"?
Commentary on the Frogfish tho.
“It slays!”
*THAT SENT ME*
I love these people. They’re all so funny. Their job is essentially: “Whoa that’s so cool! Hey look at that!”
It's an example of something never getting old lol
@wowalinbie I find it ridiculous that you complain about the use of tax payer money on oceanic exploration and not the bloated, over-funded US military budget.
wowalinbie god forbid we progress as a race
wowalinbie not true
wowalinbie you really think all they do is look at animals???? Take a look at their live-streams and the descriptions of their videos and the channel. You obviously have no clue how Important their job is
The crazy part is, for a lot of those creatures, this could be their first time seeing the light, literally. It would be a whole new dimension to them.
Probably most of them are blind
@@user-kg9gp6cv7n exactly theres no light down there so there is no need for eyes, or at least eyes that can see.
we're the UFOs to them
@@jonn40853 There is actually light down there, it’s just in a different spectrum than what we land lubbers see! Our eyes are simply not adapted to see in that low of light levels as only some really long wave-form light gets that deep. That’s why a lot of deep sea fish have HUGE eyes. It’s similar to how some nocturnal creatures on land adapt to low light levels by trying to capture as much light as possible :)
@@nosebleed1826 wow thats cool to know i never thought about it like that 😎
17:56 This is just rocks and it’s the most euphoric, interesting and breathtaking part I took away from this... this is under us everywhere.
The background music and genuine WOAHs from the team really tie the whole experience together
Mans a whole scientist and said “where’d the little brainy part go” 🥺
This comment is sending me for the sole reason that ‘whole scientist’ implies the existence of a half scientist and I just
@@SnowEspeon a quarter scientist
Definition of scientist doesn’t mean they know everything. The point is after this, if he were to do this again, he would have an answer for his own question.
@@SnowEspeon ok please someone tell me WHAT that is?? i didn't know such thing existed
@@r_ghostyy1932 it’s a slang. they were just emphasizing the fact that the man is a scientist but didn’t know the name of the organ in question.
Came for the animals. Stayed for the scientist group chat.
Heh me too!!
Its like in the half life remake (black mesa) where in the reception room thing you are in after getting out of the train. Its got thesame vibe
Same!
i hoped they will maybe tell more about the animals, not just random chat
Same here lol
I love how they are just casually throwing around very scientific words and we have absolutely no clue what they mean
'Columnar basalt' and 'symbiotic' are too much for you?
@@TheTranceCartel Thank you for your enlightening contribution.
The media: Meanwhile, scientists discover several unknown species in the deep blues of the Pacific.
The scientists: Looks like a reindeer with hair and lipstick.
they were baked for sure
This comment made my day ALI ;)
You need to read what scientist name things.
It was a cuddle fish I think
Randeer*
The scientists: "Woooooooooooow"
Me: "Wooooooooooooooow"
The creatures stumbling across a giant metal scary whale beaming lightrays and lasers from it's face after a lifetime of almost complete darkness: "JESUS CHRIST WHAT IS *THAT* ?!?"
That octopus looked seriously angry even after they backed off 🦑
Humanities "first contact" protocol:
"shine bright lights at it and see what happens."
Lol funny stuff
imagine if our ancestors felt the same way when aliens came to visit and thats why they worshipped them as gods
Octopus jesus
Hearing the scientists sound full of awe and laid back is way nicer than hearing a single scientist talk monotone the whole time and showing no emotion.
"And the fish sucessfully escaped!" - 😐
I can't get over the fact that they're always just like "Lol that fish looks like me after Thanksgiving", the commentary is so funny and down to earth
Its mindless stupidity!!
scientists are people too
All work and no play makes Matthew a dull boy.
@@XShadOBabeX Well, it's just him following the stereotypical ways of thinking what a scientist should do.
You mean up to earth
0:16 "We did not find this whale fall on porpoise" lmaooooooooooo why is nobody talking about that
The chick with the pun would totally be me. “Us finding this whale skeleton was just a fluke”
Wait chimera fish 🐠
Whale, they could've been talking about that, but I guess they didn't sea the funny side of it.
@@evelynblackwood4362 We gotta leave the puns to the scientists, they're the o-fish-als
@@esverker7018 HAHAHAHA I wish I could think of puns, just got interested on Marine Biology!
(Plus, I can make puns all I want)
This video is so clear it feels like we're looking at somebody just walk around the ocean floor, or like somebody's flying a drone around on land. All of this is so fascinating.
Live streaming ocean floor expeditions is quite literally one of the most brilliant ideas ever. Need more. Now.
8:36
Elite Reputable Scientist:
"where's the brainy part"
what's the creature's name?
@@bmjw18I think it is some kind of jelly fish
@@justincummings8557yea but it has a brain which jelly fish don’t have, at least not to my knowledge
i love the inside jokes they have. "I've never given a five" "turbulence" "this is not very delux" and so on. what i want from work
Scientists in movies: Executing phase shift
Actual Scientists: *Yep, thats the butt*
499th like
But Angel isn’t a scientist 😂
*gasp* he touched the but
This sort of thing should inspire everyone to want to learn more about this world and do more to keep it clean and alive.
you can affect evolution but not end all life on the planet, humans can't have such an impact.
@@quentina5533 no it will adapt to rid itself of humans
quentin yes we can and we’ve done it before humans drove some animals to extinction humans have a huge impact on life of animalsb
@Determined He said ALL life
Shut up, they will eat anything that falls down there. The atmosphere down there is more toxic than anything from the surface would be able to withstand.
2:52 looks petable, would pet, looks like a dog, good for petting indeed
3:58 looks like grass, not exactly the highest comfort of pet, would pet regardless
5:04 petting crabs is like petting wet stones, but because there is a lot of them and there are bubbles I would pet.
5:41 a weird worm, looks gross but everyone deserves love, it's petable
6:06 looks like a pillow with flowty floppy flop ears, flying pillow underwater doggo, high quality pet
7:04 looks like a.. What? .. Weird marshmallow? Yes.. Would eat, but pet first... Wait, it's immoral, unless nobody sees it, none of my actions have consequences
9:17 little feather, no thoughts, swimming through mindlessly in the deep unforgiving ocean, soon oblivion will devour all
10:41 giggle existential dread away, would pet too
13:35 I can also turn into a blob, nobody knows, well, now you do, what shall you do with my forbidden knowledge mortal? (like seriously I have no idea what to do with this)
Okey, I'm bored
friend, this is the best comment I've seen here, totally underrated 👏
Well this is awkward.. I went to like this comment and apparently I had already liked it so now I have liked it twice…
Also, your pet-o-meter scale is top notch.
This deserves more likes! You're adorable! >< Also yes, see animal, must pet animal.
Pet tier list
In conclusion, everything is petable if u try hard enough
I'm really scared of the ocean, but like those octopuses with the floppy fin things stole my heart 🥺
Dumbo octopuses! Some of the ones in the video may be a bit too long to be classified as such (like they mentioned) but thats usually what most people assume them to be!
@@exist4046 could've been a Flapjack Octopus
I'll miss you guys, your footage, your comments. Can't wait for next years' expedition.
I'd love to do what you do
Oliver Stahl What are you talking about? Bloody hell man! Get a grip.
headgear21, or whoever is above this comment, ain't no reason to flip. The Charlie Brown dude like deep sea exploration. I think everything's okay.
I like the Charlie Brown dude
@@hedegaard8 Sounds like someone should take their own advice.
I'm terrified of the ocean, but their comments and laughter (as well as the goofy looking creatures) put me at ease.
15:17 "YEEEEES, we found a shark !! Yes ! Yes ! Yes !"
I love this.
im attracted to that voice :o
And a school of tuna !
@@DantesMuayThai Literally no one cares what gets your rocks off, Gerald
“And a school of tuna!”
I love how happy her voice is omg
I love the loud *THAT's UM.*
"And now it looks like a traffic cone."
Oh, darling...the silence after that one tells you what the others had in mind.
When?
@@rosecassidy8272 13:33
I was taking a bunch of screenshots of the octopus and realized that it looks.... suspicious.
Oh nature, why must you shame us?
Eh, we deserve it actually. Our faults for having bad monkey brains XD
@ELMA a.k.a. BLINKGAMER We'll tell you when you're older.
What does that mean?
He does look like a traffic cone!
A very cute one at that!
The enthusiastic banter makes this even better. I appreciate the passion these people have in their field
sea dwellers: mysterious, eldritch looking, defying all odds
marine scientists: aaaaw look at this cute lil fella, doing a lil dance! Hi buddy!!
Nay, theyre all cute tho
the video should be called *marine biologists hotbox a sub while on expedition*
Ben they’re not in the sub lmao
I turned off the volume and played classical music while watching video. The title should say Tween Fucktards doing Expeditions.
I turned off the volume and played classical music while watching video. The title should say Tween Fucktards doing Expeditions.
@@LadyCoyKoi big props
@@LadyCoyKoi Ahh, I see you must be very intelligent and cultured! I think I speak for everyone when I say: You are much better than all of us. Especially these childish biologists! Congratulations.
I just love being underwater in these videos. Sooooo so so calming. Plus you get to see the planet like you've never seen it anywhere else before
4:18
"Oh is that a crab down there?"
"Cool"
dont bother putting on the water for the lobster im bringing home the crabs 🙊
6:45... is that shrimp returning baby to its mommy? Nanny shrimp?
simply amazing
Or you could say
It's shrimply amazing
@Anirban Chakrabarti Bruh-
I'm getting real sick and tied of yalls puns.....it's sealiously lame and they sound like ship
Shrimp is actually trying to eat baby
Shrimp is trying to steal baby from mommy
I especially love how everyone is talking over each other. Makes it really fun to watch.
that doesn't happen much, so i don't know what you're referring to. are you just not familiar with what a conversation sounds like? do you not have friends?
7:14 If anyone want to know who this little guy is, that’s a Deepstaria. It’s a rarely seen jelly. :D
Wow, I was wondering that exactly before I look to your comment. Thanx
Thank u. I hated it so much I had 2 know what it was
Very Aliea looking thing. Man I wish we spend more on deep sea exploration
It looks so mesmerizing to watch...🥴
@@mycatnamedseven-up9726 i want one..its calming and peaceful to watch.
i love hearing their comments and convo, seems like a great team to work with. must have been an exceptionally exciting day for them
Especially when you consider how much of their time on shift is spent looking at rocks and sand and doing mundane scientist things. So it's completely understandable when they get excited over seeing especially rare and/or beautiful sea life.
I love how calm everything is. It's on the ocean floor and you can't tell. It's absolutely beautiful, and the scientists and their commentary adds soo much to it lol
8:02 “Isopod driving a sheet” XD
And it would have gotten away with it if it weren't for those meddling scientists
I thought isopod were those crab looking things lol where was it? I just saw the sheet thing 😂
@@jendeukie_pookie Isopods are the rolly polly looking creatures. That red spot in the sheet was likely an isopod.
@@brianward6732 ohhh I see it now haha 😆 thank you 🙏
What was that creature called? It looked like a ghost
I think all nature documentaries should just be color commentary from these scientists
Yess it'd be so much more fun
Or, you could have a choice:
Click for David Attenborough
Click for Assorted WOOOOAWWWOWOW Scientists
20:17 had me awe struck! So graceful yet demanding respect for it's space. I would have never thought it would puff out that much, I mean it looked really enormous. It's really hard to gage how large some of these underwater creatures are when your watching them in the vastness of the ocean. There is really nothing to compare side by side so you can tell from this end of watching. I would really love to see a video that goes into more detail on the size of each of these creatures of the deep. Something that would give us a bit of an idea just how large some of these beauties are
2:07 He is a very good manner and freaking adorable octopus. So cuteeee
does anyone knows the name of this specie?
@@taucovello octopus
@@helheimd THANK YOU MASTER
17:55 Those rock structures are PHENOMENAL
Basalt is always fun
Yeah it is so cool it reminds me a kind of floor pattern
They are created by magma.
Neeeeerrrds!
@@hippyjoe Welp at least we are gurantied gonna become successful unlike you
as a marine scientist, its always fun exploring with friends and just geeking out and watching the fascinating animals. I mostly do shallow water ecosystems but I really wish to be in a deep sea expidition one day
the octo at 21:24 saw the sub as a threat and made itself as large as the sub. Well played
Mari Corp. he wants you to know that he’s too big to slurp
It's a vampire squid
@@ProgrammingP123 Even though it has squid in it's name, it's actually closer to octopuses than it is to squids.
The creature did not think the sub was a threat. It that were the case it would have been in that form as soon as it sensed the submarine coming from miles away. It gracefully and peacefully was showing off its beauty. Most humans tend to forgot the life force behind all matter on Earth is love not fear. This is why scientist are no different than you and me, all they have done is filled their mind with man made words and definitions.
@@JLUXEE Yes love is the strongest force on Earth. It is what a zebra feels as it gets torn in half by an Alligator or lion.
This sounds like some stoner friends commentating a marine animal documentary
I was thinking exactly that lol
I was thinking the same.
😂😂
Because it technically is 😂
I thought that’s what scientists were?
“YO is that a *crab* down there???” Is one of the best lines I’ve ever heard, I want that on a t-shirt 😤
Nothing like hearing a group of scientists geeking out when they find cool stuff underwater!
11:22 is awesome . The crew sounds like a lot of fun to work around , and I'm amazed at all the vivid colors in a world of darkness .
Those geometric rocks that are at varying heights are the coolest thing I’ve ever seen 🥺
Stereotype: scientists are stern and very set in their ways 🧐
Reality: 🥺 guys look how cute that fishy is!! what genus is that one part of again? (Insert Fish pun)
these are not scientists, they sound like grad students.
"yooo just because these are normal humans making jokes and having fun with their work they aren't wctual scientists"
A scientist that is set in their ways is usually a pretty bad scientist.
You need an open mind to do good science. Otherwise, you're just an archivist... or a priest.
@@goognamgoognw6637 They are. It's an expedition with a team of scientist.
@Brandon Brown I don’t think their major, maybe they just document or record certain types of species for whatever reason, so that’s probably why they’re more laid back
@15:46
Fish: "Perfect, this would start my modelling career."
I saw this video when looking for underwater things but never expected actual footage and commentary! This channel is great.
12:31 fish with legs in a power stance
He is asserting dominance.
@@TylerSolvestri si
He be ready to evolve
Lmao
It's a tripod fish... That's what it's called...
When the guy said he was downstream, I said to my self.. These people are smart.. In dealing with wildlife one has to watch for wind direction so that the wind doesnt carry your smell and give you away. I would imagine the sediment and micro organisms that the current carries in and out of the coral ecosystem could be tampered with unless one maintains certain positioning in regards to the current. These people are smart and caring.
I am overwhelmed by the beauty and complexity of life in the oceans. I’m equally amazed at these scientists and the work they do. So jealous and privileged to be able to witness this footage. Outstanding!
"Look at the SHINY, and the BUBBLES, ugh." Mood
5:16
That's actually methane gas leaking out! You also see vents of liquid sulfur, H2S , they are hydrocarbons. This people should be explaining the viewers, that this is how crude oil and natural gasses are produced. These hydro vents are all around the world, especially where tectonic plates meet. The fuels that we consume don't come from fossils, including coal, they are all hydrocarbons.
@@ricoletocubano Whoa, that's really cool!!
she went to college presumably.
@@ricoletocubano Ok but *skinny bubbles*
@@ricoletocubano Ok but *skinny bubbles*
Me: wow! Scientists! So solemn and rigurous
Scientists: *Spam SPOOKY in the chat*
7:32
Just saw this and loved it. The creatures and corals were beautiful. This shows how important it is to protect our oceans.
"We did not find this whale fall on porpoise..." Yep, this is gonna be goooood.
This is the exact reason I want to become a marine biologist, the slogan for being a submarine diver should be “explore an alien planet right here on Earth!”
15:02 lol they really just activate their inner child but with technical terms 😂
23:40 Dude personal space lol
At 18:18 the columns remind me of Giants Causeway in Ireland. I imagine they started out on the bottom of the Atlantic so so many years ago and as they continued to grow eventually they made it above the surface! It's so cool to see these!!! (Thank You for sharing these amazing adventures!!!)
I am so glad I found this chanel, I was super lucky and caught most of the whale fall live but there's so much incredible footage from these dives. Plus the commentary is great, it's hilarious to hear you making the same kind of comments I would but then throwing out the latin names of things :) Great work all.
No one:
Frog fish: *imma show all my sides
These are some of the funniest biologists, I love this. Also I did not expect to hear "it's so creepy!" because I thought scientists were immune to that, but it's kinda heartwarming to see they don't have to be super clinical
The scientists remind me of small children seeing fireworks for the first time, they sound so in awe of the nature around them. It's great that they are so excited to see everything around them even though its their job! I wish I was there to see it all in real time!
5:10
“oh they needed a rock from an active plume”
“well here’s an active plume”
i’m sorry but this made sleep deprived me laugh
We've all watched interesting sea documentaries about underwater creatures, but honestly I have to admit this was the most enjoyable to watch, about creatures, I've never seen with the humourous and astonishing enjoyment of these Scientists, as they discovered these creatures with the most child-like amazement and wonderment , and they shared it with us all...Such an extraordinary piece. Thank you for sharing something very special and amazing. This was absolutely stunning.
12:22 "oh, there it is! hahahaha! yep, thats the butt!".
6:14 beatiful moment admiring the dumbo octupus
*doesn't that remind you of chicken's skin wings?*
I think he said "chicken skin, *Wayne* " But it sounded like wing at first. I had to back it up and relisten a cpl times.
this feels like a fun field trip! thanks for sharing the opportunity to see the underwater guys :D
5:15
*Scientist:* "look at the shiny and the bubbles, GUH"
xD
You guys sound like you're having a lot of fun with this.
ikr 😳✨✨
It's so cool!
They sound like kids at an aquarium after spending so much time learning about each fish they're about to see haha!
If I had known jobs like this were around when I was a kid...
My exact thought.
Eric Taylor my goddamn life would have been way different, I could even be a biologist by bow
you are never too old to learn or do something. most life changing entrepreneurs found their way after they hit 50.
@@Youdontknowme112 Funny you should say that. I'll be 50 on the 30th.
Eric Taylor everything happens for a reason, or nothing happens without one
21:17 Squidward after eating all those krabby patties
These videos are so relaxing to watch. Seeing these marine biologists so passionate about deep sea life is heartwarming
19:01 BIG BOY
big boi
eg
The Nautilus' highlights are a blessing to my day
I think it's Stauroteuthis syrtensis (one of my favorite octopuses) at 12:46! They're bioluminescent and just so so cool. I love these guys.
2:08 that octopus waiving goodbye is adorable
I’m surprised that the bright light and laser doesn’t scare the creatures away! This is amazing footage of the ocean
I’ve never seen such ominous beauty by sheer ambivalence. What a fascinating adventure!! And job for that matter!!! Makes me want to delve into much more quality of REALMS especially of the like!!!
Quality video!!! Thank you so much!! You guys and the NAUTILUS KICK MAJOR HYYNNEEEEE!!! Thank you!!! I’m a first timer
agreed. The world of the ocean is bigger and more mind blowing than anything over sea level! plants are animals, beauty turns into a freakout session. Wrong is right.
It's so cool to see people absolutely fascinated by what they're studying. I feel less alone.
Also, this reminds me of the game Flower, which I would love to see implemented here.
Dude, did that octopus just wave them 'bye?' 2:09
I think so browwww. Holy shaits
Awww so cute! He was like “see ya humans! See you next time!”
Yes, yes an octopus waved them goodbye....dumbass
Get a sense of humor, Elly.
@@Burningarrow7 You must be all the rage at parties!