I am the director of this film produced in 2015. To bounce back on some of the comments: it took us 3 years to identify the best windows of opportunity to meet these oarfish offshore, in particular at night. There is an interesting sophism which consists in avoiding plural mode when describing legendary creatures: the yeti, the loch Ness monster, etc... oarfish are real, and we met several of them during our dives. Indeed, we dived in an unusual environment, at night, above 2000 meter deep water, during planktonic blooms which attracted the animals that fed on copepods an krill. These dives are risky and required skills and safety protocols. Daylight behavior has been filmed at dawn, just before the animals returned to the abyss. The film exists in 4K, 4K HDR, so this format option will gradually appear on this link.
Thanks for the new word (sophism) but you kinda did it yourself by connecting the oarfish with "sea serpents." We don't know what ancient mariners were referring to with sea serpents or whether or not it was a completely bored mind just inventing it. But connecting it to these oarfish is like connecting earth worms to cobras. Otherwise great documentary and thank you.
@@writerconsidered As a director, I am always facing various challenges to attract viewers to unexpected animals or stories. The title does half the job: I had to use a layman reference to jump on, and pull the string towards science and exploration. I hope you will forgive me !
An impressive documentary. As a youth in Iceland in the winter of 1964 I worked as a new hand on a trawler that brought up one of these creatures from the ocean's depths. At the time my grasp of Icelandic was almost non existent, so didn't learn what its common English name was until the after the birth of the internet, and a bit of googling. I also learned that my trawler was now at the bottom of sea after sinking off Iceland's south coast (the engineer being the only fatality) and that the oar fish specimen we'd caught was now a highly prized exhibit in Reykjavik's Maritime Museum.
I remember dragging these up occasionally off of the Oregon coast on a trawler I worked on. some of them were big. but they were all very fragile and were pretty tore up so we didn't have much to bring in. my boss called them King Of The Herring.
@@steveelder5306 Yes, King Herring. I did wonder what its relationship to a Herring was for it looked nothing like. My trawler was an old style low-freeboard sidewinder and the Oar Fish we hauled in had to be hauled up to the top of its mast to measure its length and there was still a good few feet left trailing on the deck. It was nighttime and in the glare of the trawler's lights its thinness and near transparency was readily apparent. It stopped work whilst the crew posed for photos with it.
@@mercsport nice! that would be a great picture. yep we dragged a lot of strange critters up off the bottom. I feel bad about the bycatch and don't participate in that fishery anymore. but it was a time that's for sure. you were fortunate to be able to fish with Icelandic masters Bruce.
The divers that threw themselves into the water above the abyss and during the all you can eat buffet going on that brings all the apex predators and at night must have difficulty walking around carrying those humongous balls of steel they have ....I give a low bow in thanks and respect for putting this amazing documentary for us mere mortals to watch....thank you!
@@artysanmobile definition of chestnut from Google is sitting on a females stomach having your genitals between her breasts and she proceeds to rub said breasts back and forth until ejaculation is achieved (pearl necklace) so I'm assuming at your young age you've not had enough experience with girls in general or have some other juvenile definition of chestnut? My advice is when try to be more confident around the ladies in a bar it's really a good time LMFAO
4am can't sleep,came across this. Absolutely amazing! As much as I would love to go dive and explore, this really is the next best way to explore and learn. Enjoyed this.🙂🙏🏽👌🏽
Omg diving in that pitch black ocean water would give me such a major anxiety panic attack. I would have a heart attack just by diving that far down. I give those divers there props and respect for doing that to help educate us about our oceans 💙 ❤️ 👌🏾
@@jean6178 Diving at night is incredible, I did my first in the Philipines and I was nervous af on the boat, once youre in the water it's incredible, completely different wildlife at night
The Oarfish is amazing and given its deep water habitat and rare appearance at the surface, I can see where it could have caused many a sea serpent story when sighted by passing ships.
"BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
We had one wash up on the shore here in Struisbaai Western Cape South Africa two years ago. It was still alive and we tried to put it back into the water but the surf washed it back out again. It was very sad to see it die. Our hands and clothes were covered in what I can only describe as silver glitter from when we tried to put it back in the water. It really is a beautiful fish. Still have photos of that day on my Instagram.
You have No idea of the creatures you haven’t seen or heard of yet … but you will learn some are hyped up and over played …. then again,… this is UA-cam…. Almost like … the national inquirer… fake fake news … it up to your discretion of what’s really real and what’s absurd… this is legit video…! Just sayin…
For those that care; the map at 2 minutes in is called Carta Marina (Olaus Magnus, 1540) I had fancy and googled, apparently I live in Terra Nobilium to the north east of the serpents tail. How cool is that?
"FILM" MIGHT cover the definition of a DRAMA, yes ? "BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
At first, I was asking myself why I was investing my time, watching a documentary on an illusive fish. But then it just sucked me right in. It became spell binding, especially when you employed the purple light! Your risky nighttime diving, coupled with the spectacular camerawork capturing this fish, that out of water, is an unremarkable grey ribbon; yet in the water is so wispily translucent & graceful, was just captivating! Add in beautiful music, & you've got one spell binding production! Thank you for spending years creating such a beautiful presentation! Meet the elusive Orr fish, & be dazzled! 🐠☺️🤗
"BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
Beautifully made and very informative! Oar fish are such an enigma and seen by so few people. Especially live ones. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences with us!
This absolutely terrifies me! Deep water, open ocean... I can't think of a scarier environment, but it is every bit as beautiful and intriguing as it is terrifying. Especially being right next to, what I understood to be similar to a giant dinner bell that can be heard for vast distances.... And absolutely forget about doing it at night! Night increases the scariness exponentially!
That has to be so exciting anytime anyone does a deep sea dive and finds new forms of life! It always just blows me away every time I see these fascinating creatures!
I was reading at your comment and in the back of my mind was the thought there is no way nobody has reply to this then I look at the time posted and I understood why so my honor to be the first …..now to the subject hats off and my respect for this beautiful master piece god bless and keep it coming
Amazing film Bertrand!! You and your crew have opened up a whole new world for us to see. The delicate balance of species living in that huge expanse of ocean truly is mind blowing........
I saw one of these washed up on shore at Estero Island, Fort Meyers, Florida when I was a kid (in the 70's). I always wondered what it was....it was really long and had large antennas coming from the forehead. Looked a lot like an eel but it wasn't.
Happy that this movie popped up in my feed !!! ❤ So Well made and great content! Our oceans are full of Strange creatures… This one i a true stranger revealed by the team of divers, sciencetists and loads of other people! Was GREAT for my morning coffe 😜 Nice to find some Big good news, among all those bad news from news channels !❤ Thanks to the uploader and kudos to the great team making this possible !
Thank you for such beauty. You have given us the closest look at a creature which had only appeared in hysterical history. One of God's creations, the story of the Giant Oar Fish can now be told with great authority.
I❤ the Oar fish. I think it's Gorgeous, esp. with the the Top Knot on the head. What a wonderful piece of art work! Thanks for sharing this information. GBU.,SM.,NZ., ✌❤🙂🐳
Waw,sooo captivating.true endeavor, for the audience satisfaction. AN OPENING IN THE MARINE WORLD. SO FASCINATING AND SUBJECTIVE. THANK YOU MANY TIMES.
THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY WONDROUS‼️ (I'd be waaay to scared to go into the dark unknown like those divers-more worried of panic not knowing up from down & only a set amount of air! ( since we are seeing this now I'm going with the cameramen & on boat trackers got all home safely!! /the other part-oh pardon me mr LIVING LEGEND OAR FISH-CAN WE CUT A PIECE OF YOUR BODY OFF BECAUSE NOBODY THOUGHT ABOUT THAT WITH THE DEAD ONES??!🤨PEOPLE CAN LIVE THEIR ENTIRE LIVES WITHOUT SEEING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS! Yet they would have a greater chance seeing that sky-then seeing THE MYTHICAL LEGEND!! A GENTLE GIANT!! That swims VERTICAL!! WHAT A WONDERMENT AND MAGICAL! Good choice of music as-well. VERY WELL DONE & Narrated‼️THANK YOU FOR POSTING! (& I certainly will NOT fault you from 2015 to now-a LOT has happened! AGAIN THANKYOU!
@@sveng3192 that's a weird way of saying it. We've mapped and go to the bottom of about 5 percent. Doesn't mean we don't know them. We have a pretty good idea what's going on with them and what's in them other than some of the stuff at the deepest depths.
First off, you gotta have nerves of steel to dive into that darkness! Something about Oarfish, they are so majestic and calming to watch. I'm wondering about Serial Autonomy, how can you tell the difference between that and a predator biting off part of their bodies? I can imagine that happening often to Oarfish.
beautiful creature. I'm afraid of open water . the ending is chilling scary how the diver got lured down into the deep without knowing it. i wonder if that's how it catches its prey
On discovery Channel they had a episode on this fish... Some dude has to change something on a light thing in the ocean..each time he would change what ever..this long white grey looking eel like fish would come up from the bottom depths to check out dude..it was friendly.....
The Narrator kept referring to “ocean”. This film took place in the Mediterranean Sea. They are two different types of bodies of water, at least to this arm chair scientist😂
I am the director of this film produced in 2015. To bounce back on some of the comments: it took us 3 years to identify the best windows of opportunity to meet these oarfish offshore, in particular at night. There is an interesting sophism which consists in avoiding plural mode when describing legendary creatures: the yeti, the loch Ness monster, etc... oarfish are real, and we met several of them during our dives. Indeed, we dived in an unusual environment, at night, above 2000 meter deep water, during planktonic blooms which attracted the animals that fed on copepods an krill. These dives are risky and required skills and safety protocols. Daylight behavior has been filmed at dawn, just before the animals returned to the abyss. The film exists in 4K, 4K HDR, so this format option will gradually appear on this link.
Thank you and your team, for your time and dedication!!
I for one am thankful!!
All the best to you and everyone involved
My name is engneithang chaithu Harvard University student ... Zoology ......... I don know you loyer ........
The real question is paper or plastic ?
Thanks for the new word (sophism) but you kinda did it yourself by connecting the oarfish with "sea serpents." We don't know what ancient mariners were referring to with sea serpents or whether or not it was a completely bored mind just inventing it. But connecting it to these oarfish is like connecting earth worms to cobras. Otherwise great documentary and thank you.
@@writerconsidered As a director, I am always facing various challenges to attract viewers to unexpected animals or stories. The title does half the job: I had to use a layman reference to jump on, and pull the string towards science and exploration. I hope you will forgive me !
An impressive documentary. As a youth in Iceland in the winter of 1964 I worked as a new hand on a trawler that brought up one of these creatures from the ocean's depths. At the time my grasp of Icelandic was almost non existent, so didn't learn what its common English name was until the after the birth of the internet, and a bit of googling. I also learned that my trawler was now at the bottom of sea after sinking off Iceland's south coast (the engineer being the only fatality) and that the oar fish specimen we'd caught was now a highly prized exhibit in Reykjavik's Maritime Museum.
I remember dragging these up occasionally off of the Oregon coast on a trawler I worked on. some of them were big. but they were all very fragile and were pretty tore up so we didn't have much to bring in. my boss called them King Of The Herring.
@@steveelder5306 Yes, King Herring. I did wonder what its relationship to a Herring was for it looked nothing like. My trawler was an old style low-freeboard sidewinder and the Oar Fish we hauled in had to be hauled up to the top of its mast to measure its length and there was still a good few feet left trailing on the deck. It was nighttime and in the glare of the trawler's lights its thinness and near transparency was readily apparent. It stopped work whilst the crew posed for photos with it.
@@mercsport nice! that would be a great picture. yep we dragged a lot of strange critters up off the bottom. I feel bad about the bycatch and don't participate in that fishery anymore. but it was a time that's for sure. you were fortunate to be able to fish with Icelandic masters Bruce.
Im here get whiting me an family open arm .. rip nade
The divers that threw themselves into the water above the abyss and during the all you can eat buffet going on that brings all the apex predators and at night must have difficulty walking around carrying those humongous balls of steel they have ....I give a low bow in thanks and respect for putting this amazing documentary for us mere mortals to watch....thank you!
Gee, I haven’t heard this chestnut for minutes. It was just as juvenile the last time.
@@artysanmobile definition of chestnut from Google is sitting on a females stomach having your genitals between her breasts and she proceeds to rub said breasts back and forth until ejaculation is achieved (pearl necklace) so I'm assuming at your young age you've not had enough experience with girls in general or have some other juvenile definition of chestnut? My advice is when try to be more confident around the ladies in a bar it's really a good time LMFAO
@@artysanmobile you are rude
@@artysanmobile Yet here you are bitching like a juvenile... double standards and hypocrisy much?
4am can't sleep,came across this.
Absolutely amazing!
As much as I would love to go dive and explore, this really is the next best way to explore and learn.
Enjoyed this.🙂🙏🏽👌🏽
Omg diving in that pitch black ocean water would give me such a major anxiety panic attack. I would have a heart attack just by diving that far down. I give those divers there props and respect for doing that to help educate us about our oceans 💙 ❤️ 👌🏾
Hat off to those divers. Wow. Thanks to them we can enjoy the breathtaking beauty that these magical creatures are. So ethereal!
I definitely wouldn't dive at nights
❤️
@@jean6178 Diving at night is incredible, I did my first in the Philipines and I was nervous af on the boat, once youre in the water it's incredible, completely different wildlife at night
The Oarfish is amazing and given its deep water habitat and rare appearance at the surface, I can see where it could have caused many a sea serpent story when sighted by passing ships.
"BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
We had one wash up on the shore here in Struisbaai Western Cape South Africa two years ago. It was still alive and we tried to put it back into the water but the surf washed it back out again. It was very sad to see it die. Our hands and clothes were covered in what I can only describe as silver glitter from when we tried to put it back in the water. It really is a beautiful fish. Still have photos of that day on my Instagram.
Hey, thanks for sharing! I loved watching this to find out more about these fish. What's your ig?
WHAT ELSE IN THIS AMAZING WORLD HAVE WE NOT SEEN????? AND YET TO DISCOVER???? STUNNING PRESENTATION!!!!!
are you perhaps on coke sir?
You have No idea of the creatures you haven’t seen or heard of yet … but you will learn some are hyped up and over played …. then again,… this is UA-cam…. Almost like … the national inquirer… fake fake news … it up to your discretion of what’s really real and what’s absurd… this is legit video…!
Just sayin…
1000 mile underground tunnels and military bases.
For those that care; the map at 2 minutes in is called Carta Marina (Olaus Magnus, 1540)
I had fancy and googled, apparently I live in Terra Nobilium to the north east of the serpents tail. How cool is that?
Thank you for this courageous and immensely beautiful film. We are priviliged to have seen it. What treasure and wonder!
"FILM" MIGHT cover the definition of a DRAMA, yes ?
"BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
At first, I was asking myself why I was investing my time, watching a documentary on an illusive fish. But then it just sucked me right in. It became spell binding, especially when you employed the purple light! Your risky nighttime diving, coupled with the spectacular camerawork capturing this fish, that out of water, is an unremarkable grey ribbon; yet in the water is so wispily translucent & graceful, was just captivating! Add in beautiful music, & you've got one spell binding production! Thank you for spending years creating such a beautiful presentation! Meet the elusive Orr fish, & be dazzled! 🐠☺️🤗
Thanks to you and your team for bringing us such a fascinating insight into these amazing, illusive, magnificent creatures.
What a journey to another world. Thank you brave team.
"BEST" D R A MA PERHAPS CREATED ON OTHER PRODUCER'S CLIPS, MAKES THIS OCEAN BAIT KNOWN AS C L I C K B A I T. WHERE' S THE "DOCUMENTARY FOLKS?" NICE NARRATOR..ABOUT TIME THAT WAS FIXED, YES ?
What an amazing creature. Wonderful documentary.
Fantastic film!! I like these types of films because you learn so much of other creatures who share our planet earth!
Thank You!
An absolutely stunning piece of documentary film work. What kind of professional recognition has it received?
What a beautifully made documentary. And great music xx
Beautifully made and very informative! Oar fish are such an enigma and seen by so few people. Especially live ones. Thank you for sharing your wonderful experiences with us!
This absolutely terrifies me! Deep water, open ocean... I can't think of a scarier environment, but it is every bit as beautiful and intriguing as it is terrifying. Especially being right next to, what I understood to be similar to a giant dinner bell that can be heard for vast distances.... And absolutely forget about doing it at night! Night increases the scariness exponentially!
Zoom dW
yes, you literally described the worst nightmare lol
That’s my nightmare too… must be some deep seeded experience that came from my Nordic ancestry
@@loislewis5229 i was a warrior 12 thousand years ago.. i died in the great cataclysm that flooded the Earth.. i have not forgotten
Agree! No way could I do that. I would have a fatal heart attack before I hit the water. But can enjoy watching others on film. Simply amazing!
this documentary is so magical to watch. I got goosebumps
Love the duduk as the sound track for the oarfish! Excellent choice
Amazing... Beautiful... Informative... what a video, great job
That has to be so exciting anytime anyone does a deep sea dive and finds new forms of life!
It always just blows me away every time I see these fascinating creatures!
This is an incredible journey. Thank you!
I was reading at your comment and in the back of my mind was the thought there is no way nobody has reply to this then I look at the time posted and I understood why so my honor to be the first …..now to the subject hats off and my respect for this beautiful master piece god bless and keep it coming
Amazing film Bertrand!! You and your crew have opened up a whole new world for us to see. The delicate balance of species living in that huge expanse of ocean truly is mind blowing........
🎶 “A whole new worllldddd….”
놀라운 다큐멘터리네요. 아름답고 신비한 생명체와 촬영팀에게 감사합니다. So wonderful documentary. Thanks for the effort of the camera team and those magical creatures.
Thank you for all your & your team's arduous work on this project .. In the name of science. 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Absolutely mesmerizing!
I enjoyed that IMMENSELY. Thankyou...
Thank you for subtitle "Malay" and nice documentary 👍🏻
Great work. Good posting, thank you
What an excellent doc., science at her best.
I saw one of these washed up on shore at Estero Island, Fort Meyers, Florida when I was a kid (in the 70's).
I always wondered what it was....it was really long and had large antennas coming from the forehead.
Looked a lot like an eel but it wasn't.
WOW! Says it all, Thank you for the incredible footage!
this was so freaking cool!!!! absolutely fascinating. I'm definitely a fan of oar fish now
Saw an oarfish in 2015 in the red sea swimming to a seacave near the shore. the ground was in 12-14 m deep,think the fish had the same length.
Majestic creature. What a great film 👍
Thank you for this beautiful film of something i would never get a chance to see other wise!!!!!
Happy that this movie popped up in my feed !!! ❤ So Well made and great content! Our oceans are full of Strange creatures… This one i a true stranger revealed by the team of divers, sciencetists and loads of other people!
Was GREAT for my morning coffe 😜 Nice to find some Big good news, among all those bad news from news channels !❤ Thanks to the uploader and kudos to the great team making this possible !
Great film. Great score! Impressive sea research.
What a magnificent documentary!! Quel magnifique documentaire !!
We love that beautiful Oar Fish...please help them, they are so special!
A true treasure finally discovered.
I hope if I go swimming, nobody comes up to me to sample my mucus.
grody
They only do that for Covid swabs.
What a wonderful documentary. Should be called
The Peacock Ell
Excellent filming, thanks so much for exploring this topic. It is much appreciated sir.
That was AMAZING!!!!!
Thank you for being so courageous.
Awesome! I'm sure the Vikings lore of the sea serpent involved this fish.
Shout out to all the adventurous and daring cameramen in the world!
Amazing!!! Great film 👍👍👍Thanks
Thank you for such beauty. You have given us the closest look at a creature which had only appeared in hysterical history. One of God's creations, the story of the Giant Oar Fish can now be told with great authority.
I think I'm the only one that like Nature Documentaries that's an oarfish
Simply amazing. That's all I can say. To experience this in real life first hand is beyond astounding.
Oarfish could still be seen these days, in the same location
@@loyerbertrand facts.
I❤ the Oar fish. I think it's Gorgeous, esp. with the the Top Knot on the head. What a wonderful piece of art work! Thanks for sharing this information. GBU.,SM.,NZ., ✌❤🙂🐳
The peacock of the sea! I love the long gold glitter hair and fins.
Interessantissimo documentario ! grazie e cordiali saluti da Luciano il perugino (Italia) 😀🐳🐋🐬🦭🐟🐠🐡🦈🍀🍀🍀
I like how David gets the oarfish with the good ol' pssspsspss technique
Thank you, thank you, thank you ❤ what a fantastic film ❤
Waw,sooo captivating.true endeavor, for the audience satisfaction. AN OPENING IN THE MARINE WORLD. SO FASCINATING AND SUBJECTIVE. THANK YOU MANY TIMES.
very interesting and yes ,that dive would of scared the hell out of me!
Amazing work getting all this footage, wow
Thank you for all your hard work, it's very much appreciated 💜
Beautiful footage!
Beautifull! God is the best painter of this nice world
Best Documentary: "4K" in 1080p
Beautiful. So fascinating.
THAT WAS ABSOLUTELY WONDROUS‼️ (I'd be waaay to scared to go into the dark unknown like those divers-more worried of panic not knowing up from down & only a set amount of air! ( since we are seeing this now I'm going with the cameramen & on boat trackers got all home safely!! /the other part-oh pardon me mr LIVING LEGEND OAR FISH-CAN WE CUT A PIECE OF YOUR BODY OFF BECAUSE NOBODY THOUGHT ABOUT THAT WITH THE DEAD ONES??!🤨PEOPLE CAN LIVE THEIR ENTIRE LIVES WITHOUT SEEING THE NORTHERN LIGHTS! Yet they would have a greater chance seeing that sky-then seeing THE MYTHICAL LEGEND!! A GENTLE GIANT!! That swims VERTICAL!! WHAT A WONDERMENT AND MAGICAL! Good choice of music as-well. VERY WELL DONE & Narrated‼️THANK YOU FOR POSTING! (& I certainly will NOT fault you from 2015 to now-a LOT has happened! AGAIN THANKYOU!
We live in such an alien world.🌎 I bet that there are still undiscovered creatures down there.🐲🐉
Not to many ,
You are right we know about 5% of the oceans currently
@@sveng3192 that's a weird way of saying it. We've mapped and go to the bottom of about 5 percent. Doesn't mean we don't know them. We have a pretty good idea what's going on with them and what's in them other than some of the stuff at the deepest depths.
@@thejohn6614 so scary true.
very nice documentary. Spasibo
First off, you gotta have nerves of steel to dive into that darkness! Something about Oarfish, they are so majestic and calming to watch. I'm wondering about Serial Autonomy, how can you tell the difference between that and a predator biting off part of their bodies? I can imagine that happening often to Oarfish.
Nice documentary, nice feesh too.
beautiful creature. I'm afraid of open water . the ending is chilling scary how the diver got lured down into the deep without knowing it. i wonder if that's how it catches its prey
AWESOME !!!
Saw Serpents REVEALED !!!!
Just dreaming away in the beauty of creation.
Excellent thank you
Great, thank you!
Excellent thanks
On discovery Channel they had a episode on this fish...
Some dude has to change something on a light thing in the ocean..each time he would change what ever..this long white grey looking eel like fish would come up from the bottom depths to check out dude..it was friendly.....
Congratulations to both of you, with the cave Master Edd Sorenson 🎉🎉❤😊
Amazing to be a diver wow ♥️
A great white 40 km from Nice ? cool ! I thought the small group was almost exclusively found in the Adriatic after overhunting
Exelente documental
32:04 "Look how long this guy is." one feesh to the other.
One brought along a friend or maybe a school member.
nice and tnx bro
2:57 "In Taiwan"
**shows Hainan**
🤣
Does anyone know what music it is that playes from around 47:33 to 47:59?
I would like more research ,along with more video footage. 🤘🏽
I find it hard to believe the ancient sellers were scared of this fairly benign fish, I’m in the shower eating chips and stuff has that ever happened?
Awesome, thanks 😊
Very interesting under water video! Thanks! ,😍😎🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊💦💧🤿🤿🦪🥽🥽🌿🍃🌱🪴🏝️🐧🦭🦈🦈🐬🐋🐳🐟🐠🐡🦐🦞🦀🦑🐙🦪🦂🐌🐚
Balls wow that’s amazing
Yes! But how does it taste?
It's beautiful but it's 3:00 am here. Sleepy.....
Magnífico vídeo!
aWeSoMe❣️
I just watched the entire video. Not sure why? May be that is the more important thing for me to find out.
The Narrator kept referring to “ocean”. This film took place in the Mediterranean Sea. They are two different types of bodies of water, at least to this arm chair scientist😂
Awesome sauce