Spooky video of 'lost world' sea life deep in the ocean

[HDGamingCo]

We know more about space than the sea.Just imagine whats down there humans but with gills and they dont have technology to get up to the surface or aliens that have built a city. And how scientist say some oceans are 6,000 feet deep there accually deeper because if you took a submarine and you went 10,000 all the water pressure that builds up the deeper you go down will eventually crush it, just something to think about.

[HDGamingCo]

We know more about space than the ocean imagine whats down there another species of animals? Or prehistoric fish dinosaurs that were not affected by the volcano's and earth quakes!

[isuckMJ2]

albino crabs

[ethancroot]

They've survived all this time, fucking around with them won't help.

[Andrew26871]

vid cool. music belongs in 'phantom of the opera'.

[teamblueimmersion]

Its in geothermal chimneys that life is thought to have started once. there is only one place where you have these types of chimney is shallower water and that is in northern part of iceland. i was lucky to dive them in june 2011. over 70 degree hot fresh water was coming out of the 60 meter high chimney when we filmed them.

[screwface1011]

now just picture this is complete darkness. I mean try and picture this in complete darkness.

[DocStrange0123]

@alhoob911 gtfoh

[HawxTeamDelta]

@alhoob911 what allan?

[TurkiyeCumhurbaskani]

I would put yakkety sax music

[asaadbokhari]

scary soundtrack O_o

[N0sweet]

@asaadbokhari scary Movie lol

[UndeadCowboy95]

pretty cool

[itachiniko]

Temps as high as 328 Degrees C? It's going to be a bitch trying to cook one of those crabs!

[pandakittyxo]

sound are like for aliens. =))

[KaraJayneee]

Im sure it would be more preserved if they didnt find it. Cause knowing man kind, we're gonna fuck with it..

[ocqbar]

Stupid ass its not spooky

[jussts]

@ocqbar Because "spooky" is an objective measure...

[nekcr0]

@steadymobin Zuu is right; the deeper parts of the ocean, where it's deep enough to get no light, is full of animals that may not even have eyes at all, because they're genetically useless for those species.

Example: in that movie about the young ladies exploring depths so far untouched (I think it's called The Cave?) ... Anyway, there are "monsters" down there that almost seem partially human, but they had no eyes because they're cave-dwellers and therefore had no use for them. They'd find th

[steadymobin7]

@nekcr0 i'm not arguing at all and i know that they don't necessarily need eyes. what happens to their skin that has no pigmentation and no protection from light? never said anything about eyes. just saying it's a possibility that this can affect them. as my previous question, how do you think that will affect them? it's a question for a reason.

[steadymobin7]

so if these creatures have never seen light and you go down there if a big bright light how do you think that will affect them?

[zuulduikterin]

@steadymobin7 What makes you believe they can see that bright light in the first place?

[TimmacTR]

love science and nature..

[999harbinger]

if its 380 degreess, why is the water not boiling?...I know salt is the reason why??? Then why aren't the creatures floating upwaed???(buoyancy) I know ..I know...Its because of the curvature of the earth combined with the rotation of the sun...RIGHT!

[thelabOok]

@999harbinger Troll



[PALETRON87]

@999harbinger or the quantity of water

[Killersfrombeyond]

That's the octopus from the film: Voyage To The Prehistoric Planet.

[AshenEU]

Nature you scary...lol

[om3g4z3r0]

the soundtrack made me lol

[KEVLANEW80]

AL-BAR.

[willz100]

just proves the theory that life can live in the most hostile environments

[no2facism]

interesting.