"Dumbo," Other Deep-Sea Oddities Found

[luiscaceres111]

Money sucks are just paper... There are more important stuff but goberment has mind control over much people, by the way this is amazing, and humanity thinks its an inteligent civilization, i think its one of the dumbest civilizations, how can you call inteligent/smart someone who destroys his own planet and cant live in peace together with other species, human wants to find inteligence over the space when they cant even interact with other species on his own planet isnt that just dumb

[AliveBroom]

Now I'm hungry. Fuck.

[kyleisgay151]

This was from the BBC Doucumentary The Depp sea. watch the whole episode when your high lol

[erdal0]

@kyleisgay151 depp?

[kyleisgay151]

@kyleisgay151  typo

[xxxCandyKittygurlxxx]

PONYO PONYO

[SuperDriedFruit]

Sorry to say but you should've disabled the comments.

[MajaMatt12]

1:56 I bloody hope thats not an animal...

[Casanova1177]

they should make a sub that goes deeper

[8Zeitgeist]

@Casanova1177 if you dont have pilots inside you can get pretty deep currently.

[cheerycherrily]

i want a dumbo octopus!

[stripperin007events]

I only can say: beautyful! It´s very amazing to see such beauty of nature.

[69kristey69]

Im not going to argue with someone so feeble minded

[Violnplayr23]

I'm mad at whoever said astronomers aren't scientists. they are scientists, they research, they observe, they collect data and samples... a scientist is a general term for anyone who does those things. geologists, botanists, biologists, astronomers, physicists: they are all scientists!

[arikat1]

oil happens to be close to the bottom in this biological expedition! These deep sea fish lovers sure have a lot of money!!!

[Rinkoshi]

WOah That Last creature looks like a swimming magical man wearing star-lined trousers.

[SegaMaster172]

@Rinkoshi That's a sea angel, they're terribly cute but they're vicious eaters. They have little tentacles hidden inside their head that latch onto its prey and a mouth that sucks the blood out of it. It's about 2 in. long and only eats sea butterflys, a smaller sea mollusk.

[ninja3002000]

Whoa...fish that can live longer than the majority of mankind...nice.

[TheDwill1234]

0:0



[JustTrollingAround]

"these aren't christmas lights"

well no shit.

[KiLLaBYTe1]

maybe these oil eating tubeworms could be used to solve the oil spill problems.

[caketakeshh]

Damn science you are AMAZING

[The3kinds]

Science i love it



[aneejah]

they are sooooooo cuuuttteeee <3 <3 <3 the looks like from an anime.... (imagine them with cute eyes) ^^

[inugurlapril]

ahhh, evoulution of underwater science has finally begun, damn stright bitches!

[piekingthe2nd]

they should use some of the tubeworms in the bp spill.

[AlienMagi]

reminds me of spore

[Rosette46]

Oil-eating tubeworm? We need some of those in the gulf of Mexico!

[asimolive]

2:12 Is not a dumbo octopus, it is a glowing sucker octopus. If you don't believe me, search it on Google Images.

[littlehotwomen]

scary

[butchdeadlift10]

100 year old fish?! wow

[rydag11]

I wonder how many more creatures are yet to be discovered

[eddief60]

@rydag11 we can only guess...i think there is too much we haven't seen on our planet and we shouldn't worry about outer space life until we know everything about our planet

[dodow1234]

lots of freaky stuff down there  o.o

[elhiman007]

so cool!!

[SchizoKnight12]

i think they confused that orange vampire squid for the dumbo octopus when they said it could grow to be 5 feet long. dumbos don't grow that big. vampire squid do.

[cfG21]

@SchizoKnight12 how come they haven't found those giant squid that are like 30 feet long?

[kyal987654321]

We're going out of our way to try and 'discover' space, yet we ignore our own backyard.

[magerboy]

haha u r right

[chosetec]

we're doing both at the same time. for science!

[ShadowNightClaw3000]

Yea makes you think that anyone that thinks there isn't some sort of untelligent or intelligent life out there in space. Is either insanely naive or fing retarded or both! Hell i'd be willing to bet all my limbs and right testicle there's some sort of life just in our own galaxy, just our galaxy is insanely big!

[omegavalderrama]

I could bet being fucked in the ass by the entire world population there is life out of earth!!! that sure I am. amazing isnt it?

[omegavalderrama]

i mean amazing the vid not being fucked in the ass by the entire world hahahaha

[cholax]

can i put it in my aquarium just for my collection?? hehehe...

[Denmoose712]

i dont get it its very cool to see them but why dont the catch 1 or 2 and dysect it or something that would give us more data on these animals

[Zeesquad]

"What if theres a smart animal deep in the ocean just like humans!

[kirby80902]

wow 2:53 the fish swim like sperm...

[69kristey69]

Incredible....Its too bad that so many Scientists concentrate on outer Space life,when there is so much we havent discovered yet on our own Planet

[MrTreyGunner]

true but imagine, if this strange new world lives deep in our oceans, imagine whats out there...in space. :0

[69kristey69]

I don't think there is anything else out there.I am quite happy with the phenomenon here.Cute puppy by the way.

[MrTreyGunner]

thanks :) i agree with you but also think there's a posibility...

[69kristey69]

It really does make you think,especially when theres proof of water on the Moon and Mars:)

[MrTreyGunner]

yeah ...

[3E8mps]

Only in solid form, though. The moment it is exposed to the open, it evaporates under the low surrounding pressure.

[theonlydanphillips]

@69kristey69 I agree that we have much to discover, but I don't think it's "too bad" that scientists also search for life outside of our planet. Not only would it capture the world's attention if we did find life in space, but it would also change the way people think forever. Knowing we aren't the only planet with life would likely spark a scientific revolution. However, the ocean is VERY captivating in my own opinion, and I would love to see these creatures for my very own eyes!

[Bullzeye95]

@69kristey69 Seriously. The Final Frontier? Pleaaaaaase. 75% of the deep ocean has never been seen by human eyes. And we finally have the technology to explore it!

[kuruptzZz]

@Bullzeye95 this is like a trip to europa

[TeenEarthNetwork]

@69kristey69 Space would be cool too

[paceetrate]

@69kristey69 "Scientists" don't concentrate on extraterrestrial life. Some -astronomers- do, and they get a ton of press for it. Astronomers are not all scientists, not even close.

[muju2shoes]

@paceetrate Thanks for this. I'm mortified people actually think kristey is right.

[AmokBR]

@paceetrate Don't confuse astronomy with astrology. Astronomy is a science, therefore astronomers are scientists.

[paceetrate]

@AmokBR ......Did you even read what I wrote? Your comment makes no sense.

[AmokBR]

@paceetrate I meant to comment on someone else's comment. My mistake.

[AmokBR]

@paceetrate You said that not all astronomers are scientist, which inherently wrong, because all astronomers are scientists. If you aren't a scientist, you're not an astronomer.

[paceetrate]

@AmokBR Um, no. I said that not all scientists are astronomers.

[lilsm555]

@69kristey69 I would think outer space is just as important as deep sea exploration.

[69kristey69]

@lilsm555 Matter of opinion,but I think its important to know our own Planet inside/out first and foremost.

[lilsm555]

@69kristey69 Its not a matter opinion their are plenty of things that could destroy life it self out in space every day and a huge astroid just got close to the earth this year our understanding of the sun is important solar flares can destroy technology and send us back in the stone age lol.

[johnnyex]

@69kristey69 yes, "so many scientists" concentrate on outer space life - how many scientists would that be, exactly?

[69kristey69]

@johnnyex Honestly, give it up and stop wasting your time by picking useless little fights that get you no where but a dead end.

[johnnyex]

@69kristey69 I'm not picking a fight - there is no fight, it was just to show you that you had actually said nothing valuable

[69kristey69]

@johnnyex Lol,you're one of those morons who dwell on insisting to be the top comment.Stay off youtube

[johnnyex]

@69kristey69 what does "dwell on insisting" mean?

and you're missing the point

[8Zeitgeist]

@69kristey69 yes, if you ask me, we are likely the most alien life in this solar system.

we have evolved that way though :)

[lilsm555]

@69kristey69 Studying the universe is just as important as studying our planet we dont want to be blind to whats going on in space.

[xXEviLIntenTXx]

Well we don't know any better don't we

[limbdarkening]

@69kristey69 It's too bad there is not enough money in the world to do both. Or maybe there is enough money, people just spend it on stupid shit.

[69kristey69]

@limbdarkening Agreed:)

[MaxC17]

@69kristey69 i never thought about it like that... but yah i do hear more about space... which is cool but i love earth a lot too and watching little clips like this just puts me in such a good place and just blows my mind on how beautiful life is

[mooseknee12]

wow so amazing...

[calito0010]

the third one is my baby cousin -.-

[lovelyciel]

really fascinating. some of the creatures are gorgeous.

[yahwehufos]

I'd rather play video games than watch your sad attempt at humor.

[iceANDdice]

god i love science

[Nights85]

@iceANDdice Science is cool and all but I like the deep sea creatures more :p

[TheLovesoul1]

@iceANDdice i love nature and science so beautiful

[tweenzkie07]

@iceANDdice  me too

[8Zeitgeist]

@iceANDdice careful how close you put those two words together!

its like when a blackhole and a whitehole collide!

[treeturtwig0]

1:05 looks like those UFOs people beleive in

[Xronixles]

hey before we go to outerspace w/c we already did,we should discover whats on the earths core.

[mylifeinrome7]

yeah you are just hoping that right?? ....maybe so they could do that to you ...GAY

[ColonPatrol]

I'd probably love to be fucked by some tentacle creature that lays its eggs in me.

mmmmm, tentacles

[Xronixles]

i feel you man,

[ThepurpleHayes]

yep, it seems no matter how much we learn about our surroundings, there are always bigger discoveries out there waiting to be... discovered.

[impulsive2urge]

yeah because people needs to get laid. WHY?

to make some more humans. WHY?

because there are very few people in this world relative to its total surface area. WHY?

because when earth is already overflowing with humans then there would be no space left for us to move, and then there's already no point of exploring the Earth since there's no space left on earth to explore, and i suppose everything(different creatures) is already discovered. Just a thought.

[ThepurpleHayes]

i'm sorry? i don't quite get the message you are trying to relay. i meerly said that our planet is still full of mysteries, nothing about bumping uglies and sending them to new underwater civilazations or anything.

[allwittynamestaken]

@impulsive2urge, lol overpopulation is NOT a good thing. so, pro death penalty? lol

[ThepurpleHayes]

my mistake, they made it seem that there were no natural predators, which i found rather odd. then probably ocopi could evolve greatly down there

[TheRolymanumetal1]

cool always a mistery the deep blue sea

[Daneus05]

Beautiful

[Szayel22]

these things are so wierd

this fascinates me, the bottom of the ocean that is, cause we have no idea what is down there, for the most part, there is still so much of it we've yet to explore and if wierd things like these exist who knows what else is down there

[wordreet]

I think my glasses are down there. I lost them while windsurfing about 15 years ago! :-(

[Szayel22]

oh wow xD

tht would be hilarious if you were watching the news and suddenly.."today a strange pair of glasses were found at the bottom of the ocean, scientist are baffled at this new dicovery of a possible glasses wearing fish"

[yvccum]

u made my day JAJAJA

[kitschbear]

thats aweosme!!

[galanie]

The Dumbo thing and a lot of the other ones are in David Attenboroughs (spelling?) Deep sea special. I think it is the strangest and funniest looking one.

[daominous]

Hm... a couple species that I was, as of yet, unaware of. The Jeweled Octo looked pretty cool! ...If you found this interesting, I highly suggest the Blue Planet series by The BBC. It's basically the aquatic equivalent to the Planet Earth series, which is obviously dynamite!

[hired2fire]

It would be funny if they would of brought one of the sea creatures 2 the surface. Their whole body would decompress and they might even turn to sluge.

[1BustedMyth]

@hired2fire , they do bring samples to the surface all the time,

[ThepurpleHayes]

my new favorite place for where an advance species could grow. they feed off of the deep sea snow, that means no natural predators, which means they just have to enhance thier brains and there ya go!

[The0Burger0King]

this is amazing

[torfowyludek]

Nice project

[BinkieMcFartnuggets]

The only way that first one could be mistaken for Christmas lights is if the person who put them up was living in an eggplant.

[ok3618a]

so sick.

[SolidGoldKalashnikov]

thriving in a world that has never known life? what is he talking about? do they just give this dude some video clips and let him make up whatever he feels like a good commentary might be?

[chainedtoomega]

@SolidGoldKalashnikov

I think he said light

[ohshitmanda]

he said light not life.

[yamikatana]

thriving in a world that has never known L-I-G-H-T.. That was brought to you by cotton buds.. You use it, you'll hear better, for real...

[SolidGoldKalashnikov]

actually the use of q-tips causes an unhealthy buildup of wax inside the ear canal over time

[leonleonleon1313]

Ohh woow .

no wordss :P

[ownkingslime]

amazing

[customlegokarl]

when get 18 im going to studi marin life it is so cool my faverit sea animal is the gient squid but thay are going to dieaut chus thay mate in a plais in nye zelend wher thay use nets and thay kill all ife amost so the baby squid have nothig to eat and the gient squid gorows from micro scopik to 20 meters dont ask how i know this im 13

[shinnzukari]

I wonder how much the cost is too go to the ocean floor and view all that sea life.

[aurayon]

Amazing

[pudd750]

the one @ 3:03  flaps his wings -

[8pwnage]

Simply speechless.

[eidos90]

we know more about Mars then our own ocean...

[PatrikVorg]

The seas are epic!!

[Nexus974]

The US military will now invade the ocean floor...those wildcat worms are feeding on our oil...

[nicholasrmadman]

lol

[mkwlord]

you never know what's hidden in the very bottom of the deeppest oceans...

oceans are so mystirious and fascinating!

[globaltrance86]

Love sea creatures!

"These are not Christmas lights. This is not a mutant lobster." -.- I'm glad he said something because the first thing I thought of was fucking Christmas lights and mutants. The narration for these nature shows sometimes suck. People who really enjoy science and nature aren't that dumb

[mkwlord]

ok, the christmas light were pretty stupid indeed but the second one, looks like (kinda) something like a mutant lobster...

[ebusive]

well i'm sure they also made this with kids in mind. Something like that would get their attention...I think.

[Vytautas4Xfiles]

David Attenborough is 1 of my favourite narrators for nature programs. I hope there will come others just like him.... and pick up where he left...

[eagleclaw006]

I've always been a fan of morgan freeman's narrations.

[dehbee]

the oceans are soooo mysterious.

[Wolverinex29]

It starts off "These aren't Christmas lights" Well no duh faggot

[francisvsu]

Are these deep sea animals edible? can we possibly eat them?

[rotundrake]

Hmmm, that's interesting...

[ThomasRenneis]

a lot of Seafod already comes from the deep Seas/Deeper seas...the oceans have been so overfished that the fishing industry has to go deeper and deeper...but they are not all eadable...the deeper you come the more ammoniac ect do this Creatures have in their Saystems..

[dravarian26]

I'm not sure, but I don't think so since they feed off things that are poisonous to any other animals above sthe surface. They also kind of crumple up into little blobs when taken to a diffewrent pressure. And it would also cost millions of dollars just for one fising expadition so the companies would have to sell the animals at milliions of dollars just to make profit.

[ThomasRenneis]

Dissostichus eleginoides..deepsea fish..Orange Roughy (Hoplostethus atlanticus) ,Hoki /longfin Seahake(Macruronus novaezelandiae),Rattail Hymenocephalus gracilis Great angler Lophius piscatorius,Cutlassfish Trichiurus lepturus,deep-sea spiny eel Notacanthus chemnitzii.Spinetail ray Bathyraja spinicauda,Molva dypterygia..Epigonus telescopus...all deep sea fish...and the list is getting longer...

[falcopunch14]

this is pretty amazing

[maidenslayer]

A lot of these were on blue planet by the bbc years ago, maybe on tv for the 1st time.

[misfitdoll23]

Bloody amazing.

Just think of all the species we could find in the next 20 years.

[TheUnbridged]

Maybe IF we live dat long....

[TheUnbridged]

nice

[1secretaccount]

Oil-eating tubeworms, 100 year old fish! Thats amazing! I want to study them and help with the project so bad! Ill be lucky if there is anything left by the time I finish school.

[deadman12078]

cool

[DSvolta86]

Wow...

[madskizophrenik]

Amazing!!!

[TasLon7]

Amazing, beautiful, and eerie. There's some incredible creatures down there! Wow!

[pyroinc]

Cool

[obiwanmaui]

Cool

[221133rd]

Eerie and beautiful.

[tinyraskalG]

is it the pressure of the water? or because of the extremely low elevation, that these animals are only found in the deepest oceans?

[nmar00]

those worms are taking our oil

[julienl2006]

Lol....

We should invade them.

[TheProyectofenix]

Wonderfull life - 5 stars

[djceylon]

wow

[HELLKAISERRYO2]

Please don't wake the Cthulu.

[caseygtr]

or clover.... lol

[vanshma]

Now if they can make one of these for mars...oh...wait...

[whomybuddy]

How can they survive down there ?because so much pressure is down there. Only medal sub can keep up with that pressure. And most of these fishes aren't that tough when we pull them up to land.

[ovadafone]

you dont need a sub if you breath water oxegen in the main reason pressure is such an issue for humans.

[caseygtr]

because the dissolved gases in their tissue fluids has equal pressure to the deep water which is why they die when brought to the surface, ie the bends

[camo999999999]

Yeah.. i get it now so if the animal puts all the pressure deep in the sea it would exlpode when close to surface??

[Wolverinex29]

Yeah of course...it will explode like a bomb. Douche bag!!!! It will just get crushed under the pressure if it surfaces to quickly! Explosion? give me a break. Noob

[camo999999999]

Well i meant by ''explode'' it will splat...

[caseygtr]

well they wouldn't explode due to the fact that we don't have any means of transporting them fast enough to the surface so they would suffer a painful and slow decompression like an extreme case of the bends, the dissolved gases in their fluids would expand casing blockages in circulatory systems and severe tissue damage.