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  • VANILLA PASTE! VANILLA PASTE!

  • Does this mean the Reapers can cloak?!?!

  • Underwater chama chama chama chameleon!

  • reapers!

  • I wish I was like him. I would never have clothes again.

  • i saw this video on a flat screne tv at walmart

  • i wish i can change colors

  • So technically they are like a TV screen that has a electrical signal sent to them sending a message to the skin changing cells (much like rgb pixels) and making the skin change colors to match its environment. These things are HD tvs thats awesome.

  • @IncreaseProduction stfu, stop trying to come off as "noble" to impress your nonexistent girlfriend/boyfriend. the cuttlefish is not being mistreated, harmed, or put into any type of danger. how else are researchers supposed to study them if they can't examine them up close? and for all you know they released it right after doing this video. get over it.

  • @CoolCabin89 rofl i was just talking out of my ass chill

  • @CoolCabin89 They feel very sad when they're being tested in a completely safe environment and change colors like they were made to do. ^^

  • dude what would you think about cuttlefish if they captured humans and put them in cages under microscopes and stuff?

    captivity is not cool

  • @IncreaseProduction and im sure you would say fuck research lets just go back to living in a cave. Dont you lab mice it might hurt them they are breed to die. Its like the guy below me said they are feed everyday. no one is trying to eat them or hurt them . that sounds okay to me.

    being a dumbass is not cool

  • @ben122692 lol everyone is so hostile

  • Where is the asparagus ?

  • "I am the vangaurd of your destruction."

  • So it's like 1,080,000p! Cool!

  • Just like Old Snake's "Octocamo" state-of-the-art sneaking suit from Metal Gear Solid 4.

  • Optical Camouflage here we come.

  • chicks dig cuttlefish

  • This is the species that created reapers.

  • brilliant

  • que copadooo!!

  • amazing! how can it sense the color?

  • @ZMY2010 Probably it's eyeballs...

  • @MastaSmack No, they are color blind

  • @98memory And you base that claim on what research? Link?

  • @MastaSmack I read it a couple months ago...although i dont have a link. YOu can check for yourself if you wont take my word for it

  • @98memory Actually, their W-shaped pupils allow them to see things we can't. Compared to cuttlefish, humans are blind.

  • @ZMY2010

    It has an eye.

  • This cuttlefish is doing a good job. :) I wonder if they get better at mimicking unfamiliar patterns if they are exposed to them repeatedly.

  • 0:31 Owned a noob

  • i dont know why traffic lights came to mind lol

  • Reapers already invaded earth lol 

  • That is so freaking cool :D

  • wheres the rest of the video :(

  • 2:04 they do have brains @percheroneclipse

  • @nchidoub *Facepalm*

  • way to go one fucking asshole who dislikes this awesome video.

  • Need colour change? Why not Zoidberg!

  • LOL I can't believe people still believe in Evolution.

  • @litledevel15 they dont change much because they are already pretty close to being a perfect animal. that which survives well already wont change much. if a creature has trouble surviving, the ones best fit to survive reproduce. how is that hard to understand?

  • @13thVulture

    Because, of what you said, how could all of that of what you just said, happen by chance, along with ANYTHING in this universe, idk, it just doesn't make sense to me. I don't think we're here just for the hell of it.

  • @litledevel15 i tend to side with science over religion. i am agnostic i suppose, since the existence of god has never been disproven by science. evolution does exist, and i may be able to prove it to you. its as simple as this... do you believe that parents pass on genes and traits to their offspring? as in... do asian parents always have asian kids, or red haired parents will have red haired kids? if so, you have to believe in evolution.

  • @13thVulture

    hmm that example is a little concord. Parents who have red hair doesn't mean that their children are going to have red hair. Red hair is simply having two copies of a recessive gene on the 16th chromosome. Parents that have a brown hair can still have a blonde baby as well. And the Asian example? Explain how a mom in England had twins, one baby being black and the other being white. Or explain how a white couple has a black baby.,,

  • @litledevel15 yes, ok bad example. but since you do seem to have some knowledge about how this all works, you do in fact believe that parents pass on their genes to their offspring? good. in nature, those creatures who are most able to survive in their specific environment are the most likely to reproduce and pass on their genes. thus the species adapts over time since the ones able to survive reproduce. thats all evolution is really. small changes over time.

  • @13thVulture

    Yeah maybe for Deer, that works great! But Darwin even said that during the Cambrian period, it makes his ideas of natural selection false. Because Organisms had just showed up in that period with no evolutionary background at all. Here's an example as well, you have an organism with incompatible eye it keeps breeding with others and it eventually gets a fully working developed eye? That's all the backing of what you've proposed. I'm not being mean, I just don't get how it works.

  • @litledevel15 it is explainable but you are too dumb to understand it.

    Just go die believeing in BS,at least that way you do a service to natural selection.

    Some of us humans do not deserve to bear children,you being one of those.

  • @litledevel15 lol,people still dismiss evolution...

    Love it when some idiots come into science videos and post about theistic BS.

    Some of us humans are more primitive then prokaryotic bacteria,just like you.

  • supposedly they are quite friendly sometimes

  • We must harness this cloaking technology!

  • @ryankmalibu But the spy from Team fortress 2 already did!

  • @ryankmalibu mankind would only use it for negative purposes.

  • TENTASPY!

  • BLOOPERRRR

  • so where can i buy these fuckers i want them in my tank

  • in otherwords: They're fucking magic.

    I don't get why sharks get a week and cephalopods don't

  • @ploppytheman lol, wikipedia

  • @ploppytheman yea, always trust Wikipedia.

  • So.. I looked up cuttlefish because for some reason I wanted to know if the band from Icarly was real... and now I want to know more about the fish.

  • They're so cute! Aaaaaw!

  • 0:25 that was me and your mom last night

  • Cuttlefish are so cute!

  • ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOSQUID!

  • Cuddlefish are cool! Anybody know of any other animals with chromatophores?

  • @atkend squid, octipus and well all cephalopods? xD

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  • cuddlefish.. =w=

  • omg no dislikes lol hehehe

  • @halonooblolz You jinxed it :(

  • Close enough! Fuck yea!

  • close enough to fool me? I COULD STILL SEE IT!

  • If I were to be one animal... I would probably be a cat. BUT this is second.

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  • vanilla paste! vanilla paste!

  • They don't fool or confuse approaching predators, they actually make the predator stop and go "Aw man, that's awesome! Your skin is crazy!"

  • 0:34 it looks like he gots teeth :D

  • I want a cuddle fish!!!!

    && the bottom cells of a cuddle fish are red,blue,pink,and green... I learned that today (:

    &&yes i am happy i learned

  • kind of misleading title for the video. It was a really long shot from a checkerboard.

    still really interesting though

  • could you please tell me the name of this documentary? ty very much :)

  • 1:25 for the checkerboard.

  • +1 for Nature!

  • so the color change is reflexive not conscious ?

  • @me700gnomes it would appear a little of both. More so evolved into a "second nature" subconsious reflex that it is able to do without thinking about. It would appear to be more reflexive though as the cuddlefish are colorblind

  • @kalloused awesome thankyou !

  • @me700gnomes I guess the closest anaology would be, it's like a human blinking, it's technically done manually but is a subconscious reflex that the body does without having to think about it.

  • it bothers me that the vid title refers to a chessboard as "chess"

  • @busessuck1 In the video it even refers to it as a checkerboard. :P

  • I love these little animals ^_^

  • Evolved.... Ha ha ha ha!

  • @mokeesl ?

  • These are amazing and intelligent creatures. Because they do not have a brain like ours does not mean their world is not rich and vibrant with color, form and socialization.

  • @percheroneclipse Cuttlefish can't actually see color...

  • @percheroneclipse Form and socialization, sure. But no colors. They are colorblind. :P

  • @percheroneclipse Hmmm socialization.... thos cuddle fish are socialists, NUKE THEM

  • Appeared?

  • truly amazing. 

  • I'd like to hear an explanation of how natural selection could have incrementally selected for and blindly collected all the relevant complex data to have an accumulative functional color changing biological fabric (skin). Is it not true that these creatures color blind? We are supposed to believe these creatures who have no conscious knowledge of light unintentionally happened to gather the right information from generation to generation? A blind undirected process could create this? Rubbish!

  • @androcracy Lack of explanation doesn't make ME want to revert to superstition. Rather, I am inspired to use the scientific method to devise experiments to disprove falsehood and move toward truth. Or aren't we supposed to think?

  • @claycommons au contraire when (or if) you start to think you will realize the limitations of the explanatory power of Natural selection. Are you a Darwinist or Neo-Darwinist? Into Lamarck-ism? The scientific method is empirical and reproducible not theoretical on the Darwinian level. The hypothesis need to be confirmed before "facts" are asserted.

  • @androcracy natural selection has nothing to do with whether these animals have conscious knowledge of light. It's simply that those who began to mutate and develop this ability survived long enough to reproduce, and those who didn't died. It's not a blind or undirected process.

  • @livin4lax09 Yes Natural selection is an un-purposed, blind, un-directed, un-intentional, un-aware process. The adaptability to different environments already exists in the genes. Environment does not give information to the genes, it just pigeon holes the expression of the genes. Information has never been exampled to have been added to DNA by environment or mutation. The most that can be said is that genetic information is being re-arranged and if anything on a whole information is being lost

  • @androcracy u really dont have do think about it.. we proved it loggically (us muslims) the other way around so not much hearing from the "monkeys" is needed unless they will bring something else there lame theories that supports them in the end.. its like the whole thing is a "bully trying to ignore his principal so he can bully others comfortably".. so relax;).. you will probably find answers that look powerful and confident but you cant really squeeze out a solid point.. just some chitchat..

  • @mcdudly00 Hey guy, I know you're trying to communicate something, but I'm not sure what. You've got a couple of "run on" sentences. Also I'm not sure if there is a context your comments fit into? What's this about "Monkeys"? Evolution theory doesn't teach we've descended from Monkeys, but a common ancestor. What have "muslims" as a group proved? If you're talking about Islam itself, I'd say it hasn't proved anything in relation to modern Science.

  • @mcdudly00 If you're trying to argue the benefits of approaching scientific theory from a Monotheistic framework then why not instead be acknowledging the European Christian and Jewish contributions to Science. Leonardo Da Vinci, Nicholas Copernicus, Galileo, Nicholas Steno, Sir Issac Newton, Einstein etc. Even in the more recent decades it's obvious what Nations the most prominent scientists come from; Europe, British commonwealth, USA, Israel, Japan, South Korea.(I hope I haven't offended you)

  • @androcracy not at all .. and ofc but im speaking for my side.. not that there is much difference..

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