The one with the lights emanating along its body length. Being linear in form I would have thought that the ability to illuminate from multiple points would confer an advantage depending on the locus of the predators grip. These lights seem to be used to attract a predator for predators. That would be an efficient use of resources.
Very deep, very high on mushrooms, the condition of the next geek to make a huge breakthrough. Surfing does the same thing to your brain, but don't tell her. We don't need any more kooks.
Luminescence for Survival..pfft....These creatures are obviously ravers;-) Why must we humans always impose our stupid victorian habits on nature, cant nature have features that have no purpose other than be a celebration of life??
This was just awesome! I don't know why we know so little about our deep oceans and know so much about the outer space. And pressure isn't the answer.
amazing ...nice job ..don't know the name of the nice lady that is talking , and don't have the time to search it now... but all respect and i hope this is just the beginning .
This portion of marine biology always reminds me of the latest movie 'Monsters'. J.Hopkins sountrack was well collaborated to add to the alien's awesome presence in the movie. Great movie, and a great subject. :)
There was another marine biologist that spoke about Bioluminescence about a year ago or something at TED. I was more impressed by the former video than this one.
Very interesting. but the footage she presented left much to be desired, I guess she couldn't use any footage from the BBC etc to demonstrate bioluminescence.
@SilveradoDudeDk It's really not that bad, if that part is damaging your ears, the other parts are too even if you don't notice. Turn down your own volume.
@SilveradoDudeDk i just have a habit of muting all TED talks, until after the "brought to you by" message. Then hovering over the mute button as it gets near to finishing.
Beautiful and totally amazing :D im so curious and have always been about the creature in the water like the amazing octopus that changes shape and now this just amazing thank you TED
I greatly dislike the sound effects in the video clips. Space and the deep ocean are similar in that both are largely unexplored, but the similarities quickly disappear as you compare more qualities. Anyway, the talk was fascinating.
That squid was so cute!
EudaemonicGirl 3 months ago
This was very informing. I wish there was more
Larriisama 4 months ago in playlist More videos from TEDtalksDirector
Awesome talk
shaggar70 4 months ago
lol that was one indecisive squid
HelloKellen 6 months ago
The one with the lights emanating along its body length. Being linear in form I would have thought that the ability to illuminate from multiple points would confer an advantage depending on the locus of the predators grip. These lights seem to be used to attract a predator for predators. That would be an efficient use of resources.
strangetranceoffaith 7 months ago
Aliens among us.
huyked 7 months ago
we have sent a robot to the bottom of the ocean floor to flash lights at creatures and they answer by light..?
holy f*cking shit.
xjaskix 9 months ago 2
Maybe if I come in at a different angle? Hahahahaha!
Bfavrestarr415 9 months ago 4
better than most raves.. i can Hear an intelligent woman talk
RobertoWatchin 9 months ago 2
didnt want it to end
VideoNewZ9 9 months ago 12
AWESOME!
ngarcia257 9 months ago
Wonderful.
frogeye3000 9 months ago
LOL IF YOU POKE IT
obaniehia 9 months ago
You are absolutely right. However, for a 30 years research? I expect some more developed theories.
smby 9 months ago
@smby I am not so sure. I think this takes time and I don't think it is easy to collect sufficient and coherent data in such an environment.
AntsanParcher 9 months ago
It's more like observation than research.
smby 9 months ago
@smby All research starts with observation.
WhichDoctor1 9 months ago
TED GO HD!!!
damuschka 9 months ago 4
pshew pshew
drkraid 9 months ago
the deap sea version of Avatar
XANSEM 9 months ago
Squeeze the tip.
elsquibbs 9 months ago
I'm pretty sure Cuttlefish plan on taking over the world.
elsquibbs 9 months ago 6
Scientists have figured out how to troll the deep sea.
Blinkerage 9 months ago 10
Hahah, that contemplative squid was so silly!
lollypop36 9 months ago
mesmerising.
Vortex42 9 months ago 2
Shark is like OMMM OM NOM NOM OMMM
MarkArandjus 9 months ago 6
awesome
RockalilyDunne 9 months ago
why can't i full screen?!
Crazee108 9 months ago
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@Crazee108 cuz ur stupid?
TheStickyBeard 9 months ago
3:47, Demi Moore on the back?
fookiemonster 9 months ago
This is TED! love it. very good talk :)
MisterWeed 9 months ago
Are the sound effects really necessary?
AgentWD400 9 months ago
@AgentWD400 Quiet you. Pew pew pew pew.
hughtub 9 months ago 3
@AgentWD400 yes
badcalculon 9 months ago
pimp my ride... i mean fish...
nessuaco 9 months ago
Very deep, very high on mushrooms, the condition of the next geek to make a huge breakthrough. Surfing does the same thing to your brain, but don't tell her. We don't need any more kooks.
kern0099 9 months ago
Edith Widder is hot...
CrispyClaire 9 months ago
Luminescence for Survival..pfft....These creatures are obviously ravers;-) Why must we humans always impose our stupid victorian habits on nature, cant nature have features that have no purpose other than be a celebration of life??
vetiarvind 9 months ago 3
@vetiarvind What? No.
MartinsaMadman 9 months ago
shits tight...TED always has dope shit tho
Sinamatics 9 months ago
Diving + LSD= Epic win?
ostsalamix 9 months ago
that music
"tootootootootootootootootootootoo"
RasdenFasden 9 months ago
This was just awesome! I don't know why we know so little about our deep oceans and know so much about the outer space. And pressure isn't the answer.
notreveh 9 months ago
they already did a talk on tis stuff
Kelertasable 9 months ago
I bet she smokes a LOT of really good weed while she does her "studies"...
clevername333 9 months ago
amazing ...nice job ..don't know the name of the nice lady that is talking , and don't have the time to search it now... but all respect and i hope this is just the beginning .
Great job !
YuLee1985 9 months ago
This portion of marine biology always reminds me of the latest movie 'Monsters'. J.Hopkins sountrack was well collaborated to add to the alien's awesome presence in the movie. Great movie, and a great subject. :)
MsJamesFord 9 months ago
REPOST. C'mon TED, get new material.
braap02 9 months ago
@braap02 no it was new
roidroid 9 months ago
@roidroid 'Edith Widder: Glowing life in an underwater world' is pretty much the same video.
braap02 9 months ago
electronic jellyfish = epic sea troll
Twistery927 9 months ago 8
@Twistery927 *flash* problem? *flash*
Daneus05 9 months ago
remember the crocodile hunter.
kaiagavin 9 months ago
"personally I think its something sexy"
worst presenter nominee
ziomorph 9 months ago
@ziomorph actually what she said was accurate.
subjective to the prawns.
roidroid 9 months ago
@ziomorph Pshhhh... I think light is sexy as all hell.
moonshadow112358 9 months ago
There was another marine biologist that spoke about Bioluminescence about a year ago or something at TED. I was more impressed by the former video than this one.
FoxBatinaHat 9 months ago 2
Very interesting. but the footage she presented left much to be desired, I guess she couldn't use any footage from the BBC etc to demonstrate bioluminescence.
Zero7evenX 9 months ago 2
I would live under water any day before i go into vast emptiness of space
juliecbow 9 months ago 2
those fish are like psychedelic hippies or ravers. one of the two.
tykemeawaywyou 9 months ago
It is sad that we don't know enough about our oceans
shado1023 9 months ago
fantastic, magnificent & precious earth
grasssmile 9 months ago
the apprehensive squid was cuter than the Shark :D
Destro7000 9 months ago 2
PLEASE turn down the colume of the intro... its WAY too loud. Been that way forever.. dont you TED people notice ? lol
SilveradoDudeDk 9 months ago 11
@SilveradoDudeDk what colume?
Greenlightandgo 9 months ago
@Greenlightandgo Sorry Volume.
SilveradoDudeDk 9 months ago
@SilveradoDudeDk It's really not that bad, if that part is damaging your ears, the other parts are too even if you don't notice. Turn down your own volume.
Orion688 9 months ago 2
@SilveradoDudeDk i just have a habit of muting all TED talks, until after the "brought to you by" message. Then hovering over the mute button as it gets near to finishing.
roidroid 9 months ago
for a second i thought she is wearing the necklace from Titanic :D
sakokosa 9 months ago 3
@sakokosa hahahaahahahaahaha
tykemeawaywyou 9 months ago
This would be why nature is the best thing on the planet.
Koolkattj 9 months ago
"It's a green saber.. of light" Couldn't you just say green lightsaber? :P
whitehiliter 9 months ago 3
Have a VLC video in the backgruond while watching this and you get some very cool light effects, particularly when it looks at the audience.
OhManTFE 9 months ago
Beautiful and totally amazing :D im so curious and have always been about the creature in the water like the amazing octopus that changes shape and now this just amazing thank you TED
sashakid 9 months ago
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God is great, fantastic creatures
cristoretornebiblia 9 months ago
@cristoretornebiblia just stupid...
STAB1L 9 months ago 2
@STAB1L Please explain?
cristoretornebiblia 9 months ago
@cristoretornebiblia What do this "god" have anything to do with it? You are the one to explane yourself by leaving such a stupid coment,..
STAB1L 9 months ago
@cristoretornebiblia I think you mean that is a great fantastical creature. As in, God is a great example of a mythical beast.
dreapster 9 months ago
@dreapster pfffft bhahaahahaahahahaahahahahaha. these comments are killing me right now!!
tykemeawaywyou 9 months ago
@cristoretornebiblia So what if there are dangerous species? Is that an example of a bad God? If so, you have no point.
Youanden 9 months ago
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@cristoretornebiblia
"God is great"
If by "great" you mean "fictional," then yes.
sdrawkcabgnipytmi 9 months ago
This is old.
phatpat63 9 months ago
cool
sonicase 9 months ago
I greatly dislike the sound effects in the video clips. Space and the deep ocean are similar in that both are largely unexplored, but the similarities quickly disappear as you compare more qualities. Anyway, the talk was fascinating.
Keep up the good work TED.
belliebum12 9 months ago 4
first
Th3CrimsnChin 9 months ago
Please turn down the volume in the opening, TED. Thank you.
lovingboarding 9 months ago 11
@lovingboarding I agree (I would have thumbs upped but my vote fails to register)
gaiagale 9 months ago
That shark. Was. Adorable.
derebin 9 months ago 115
@derebin Screw the shark, that squid is now my best friend.
Phelan666 9 months ago
awesome
karukuju 9 months ago
I farted
TheJawsusNSexmanShow 9 months ago
lol...there is like 100 ted talks on bioluminescence...still interesting tough :) !
alphakristjan 9 months ago 2
don't worry, we can all be friends, except the guy who posts first... We never forget.
GunnyW14 9 months ago 90
@GunnyW14
no no no, don't say that! The last thing we want to do is make them feel remarkable in any slight way.
derebin 9 months ago
@GunnyW14 HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA
tykemeawaywyou 9 months ago
and 4th gets nothing ):
Poekina 9 months ago
Does this mean I have a hairy chest?
CrunchyGloop 9 months ago 4
first is the worst, BITCH
GunnyW14 9 months ago
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first
Art4261 9 months ago