As explained in the video, they are not harmed by getting them to the surface and treated with utmost care. It has been proven in scientific research on the Great Barrier Reef that they can be recatched and have had normal growth and no stress marks between the different catches (which can be seen in the coloured rings on their shell).
GeneralAv 001 ammonites are actually none for appearing in the devonian era, and nautiluses are known for appearing in the cambrian era. Which make nautilus the older one
It was actually hammered into our heads that they were not YET extinct-that ALL of their relatives are though-that they are the very last to still be out there somewhere. So-honor to finally witness!
77% ? are you sure it's not 76%? anyway, dinosaurs as such are not extinct: birds are still around today. And one of their ancestral family treebranches too (crocodilians).
It looks very much like a squid crammed into a tiger-striped cradle. And those eyes... They're not like the eyes of fish and squids. They're... like the missing link!
"y'all wanna see me do some spins? I'm really good at it...to the left, to the left... Are you getting this?...all my sides? Greeeat... Oh I'm gonna mix it up now...to the right now y'all"
I don't recall having ever seen such a good, clear image of these amazing creatures! Thank you for sharing. I am glad you also made sure that tempting them from the deep did not harm them as well, eased my mind. :) Thank you for showing such respect for these deep sea wonders even going so far as to escort them to a lower region.
Digitalisman Digitalisman Unoriginal, trite e-sports nerd bullshit, chinese owned, MOBAs are boring and for children, it fucking sucks and I have zero respect for anyone who currently plays it. now it’s your turn to tell me why dog shit stinks.
Bucket list stuff. I've been facinated with nautiluses ever since I was a kid. On my local beach we used to find lots of ammonite fossils, and to see something so similar still alive today is heartening. I'd love to dive with them one day. The closest I've had so far is the mighty fine cuttlefish we often get to see (and sometimes interact with, they're quite confident!) here :)
Thank you for taking care with them and for taking the time to observe them come up from the depths to mate and to feed and to check things out because they are curious, private, and prefer to interact with those who share similar behaviors.
They are a very ancient creature. Fossils of them have been found dating back many hundreds of millions of years. Amazing that they have survived practically unchanged for so long.
i never knew that a creature called the nautilus existed! I thought it was captain Nemo's submarine. Thanks for posting such an amazing video. It looks rare and unreal!
they are living fossils older then horseshoe crabs. they were around before the dinosaurs are born! they haven't changed a bit and they are 500Million years old!
The chicken scared me 😂 But great video, I'm fascinated by these things. I learned about nautiluses since I'm taking marine science and they're pretty cool
Great video! So nice to see people who respect nature and their habitat. Great way to satisfy ones need to see something that is majestic and interesting at the same time.
@@panda_phat They have been around largely unchanged for hundreds of millions of years. Some other species have as well; namely crocodilians, sharks, jellyfish (longest existings species still living), miscealleneous arthropods like crabs. Mainly sea or water dwelling oviparous animal species
Very pretty. Thank you for this high quality footage. How intelligent are these animals... I know their evolved relatives (octopuses, squid and cuttlefish) are all highly intelligent... they strike me as rather... slow... in that regard ^_^
Jelly Squiddles they aren't as intelligent as squid octopus or cuddles but their olfactory bulb is much much larger so they can track based on smell better than their relatives.
Nautiluses aren’t completely stupid, but they’re not nearly as intelligent as squid and octopuses. They rely on drifting around until they eventually find food, whereas squid and octopuses are much more active predators which developed complex brains to help them strategize and hunt more efficiently. Plus, squid and octopuses don’t have protective external shells, so they also have to be smart enough to evade other predators. Nautiluses by comparison are pretty dang chill, scooting around in groups and eating whatever they find floating in the ocean. They’re not built for speed or power, they’re just passing through lookin’ for some dead stuff to chow down on.
Marcos Or Why. Simple fact of life. Get over it. Nature is not fair. Nature does not care if you can't survive. Either you adapt or you die. Nature is not the butterflies and rainbows and peace and love people think it is. Any outdoorsman knowns that nature is a fickle bitch that takes as much as she gives.
I thought this footage was so beautifully stunning I actually learned something new. The nautilus I’ve seen there empty shells but never actually thought of what type of creature lives inside, your video was so inspiring & beautifully shot, well done guys. Thankyou xx 😘
They aren’t active predators like other cephalopods. They are most scavengers and take the chance if something comes close to them. Keeping this in mind they evolved to have very short appendages. They are not useless, they are oerfect for how the nautilus lives,
wont lie, if i was scuba diving or swimming in the ocean or something and saw one of these little dudes coming towards me, id probably freak the fuck out.
This is why I want to study Marine Biology. When I catch one and donate it to the Science Center or Aquarium I wanna name it Omanyte my favorite childhood Pokemon 😌
That chicken near the beginning scared the shit out of me
Mason McKenzie 😂😂😂
Lmfaooo so random
Lol
Same lol
700th like
As explained in the video, they are not harmed by getting them to the surface and treated with utmost care.
It has been proven in scientific research on the Great Barrier Reef that they can be recatched and have had normal growth and no stress marks between the different catches (which can be seen in the coloured rings on their shell).
Wtf i thought these things were already extinct
Absolutely beautiful!
Youre talking about an ammonite
These things are different
i saw one last week
i might have bin high on my on supply
+Ze taco bear lol pokemon?
+Willie Brooks no
no that's ammonites your thinking of
They’re probably my favourite animal, what adorable little creatures. So weird to look at, such an odd history, but so so cool
Same!
Same!
same..!
I just love their cute little tentacles and the way they eat, and they're one eye
"Back in my day, we didn't have to deal with all these strange fish taking us from our home in metal cages just to look at us..."
zoos in a nutshell
nautiluses are living fossils.Its pretty cool that they're still around.
The plural of Nautilus is Nautili
Right. Similarly, plural of hippopotamus is hippopotami.
Right??? It’s like a living snapshot from the past
@@joeythecat6334 its nautiluses, and the plural of octpus is octopuses.
@@apdroidgeek1737 english logic
Cactus: Cacti
Fungus: Fungi
Octopus: Octopuses
Very beautiful that such a creature is still alive to this day.
Praise the Helix Fossil!
Pokemon
Ammonite
Lord helix shall rise!!
amen!!!😂🙏🏻
*twitch plays pokemon flash back
Headphone users, be careful at 0:40.
Too late, my ears hurt
The chicken haha
Thank you
Just as I was reading the warning X-(
Ty editor
Living fossil.
Amazing creature really.
I think you are thinking of an ammonite
GeneralAv 001 ammonites are actually none for appearing in the devonian era, and nautiluses are known for appearing in the cambrian era. Which make nautilus the older one
GeneralAv 001 The Nautilus is older than the Ammonite HA!
GeneralAv 001 Living fossil indeed
i agree. such a rare specimen to encounter on an ocean expedition
This is a good Champion Spotlight, I'm going to play Nautilus later today.
its a new skin?
+UltraViolett Omfg, I was thinking the same thing.
Was looking for lol to
+UltraViolett i was looking for nautilus spotlight -_-
Violet Luna I would like a teemo Spotlight if possible
This was so incredibly beautiful! How incredibly lucky the divers are for seeing them up close.
Nautilus- Here comes my time to reach the sky
Human- get your ass to the bottom boy😅
A wild Omanyte appears!
Ohhhh very nice, much rare
Top
@@donjuilo9250 yes😳👌
Absolutely, although technically Omanyte is based on the ammonite.
Шокккккккк
Nautilus are so so cute!!
I find these little guys cute. :)
They creep me out
Same
Me too 💕
They look like they have hats or have a knights helmet
Bit of both for me
If these have an inexplicable love of chicken, I wonder if their typical favorite food also tastes like chicken?!
perhaps in some million years some of them will evolve out of the water to hunt for chicken!
Riiiight!!! Terrifying
@@octapusxft admit octopuses are eating chicken right now! ...while browsing through bet 365
@Paul Tallant how did you know?
GreenJeep1998 they go to kfc.
It was hammered into my mind from a young age that these things were extinct!
This is so cool!
It was actually hammered into our heads that they were not YET extinct-that ALL of their relatives are though-that they are the very last to still be out there somewhere. So-honor to finally witness!
Some species are extint, but one remained
@@janogabor7697 No, there are several. 7 in Nautilus and 2 in Allonautilus
@@janogabor7697 four remain
Yeah only the small ones remained but back in the Cambrien era they could grow up to 2.5 meters!
Nautilus use your q
Jacob Nguyen that would not be a good idea
Jacob Nguyen ULTI
Jacob Nguyen Pff i counter him xD
omg yes
Jacob 😂😂😂😂
No missing key and evolution
This thing older than the dinosaurs
This creature has thousands of relatives, from mollusks and snails to the colossal squid. Its ancestors had a straight shell. So they did evolve.
do who know that he is more like something back from the death
77% of the world believed all nautius are dead just like the Dinosaurs
77% ? are you sure it's not 76%?
anyway, dinosaurs as such are not extinct: birds are still around today. And one of their ancestral family treebranches too (crocodilians).
TOUHOU CLASSIC REIMU the fuck are you talking about. Nautilus are not considered extinct. You are confusing them with ammonites
The nautilus is not an ammonite, just looks like one.
All of my life, I thought they were extinct!
Clicker Happy most of his relatives are dead, indeed. He is the only nautiloid to have reached our times
***** No. Maybe he believed on Wikipedia.
+Fernando Mandeur lolol
WHAT THE @#!% ?!
BEHOLD, HUMAN
WE HAVE BEEN HERE ALL ALONG
It is litterally one of my life goals to see one of theese in real life.
Me: **sees this**
Also me: **terria 1.4 blood moon flashbacks**
I was trying to find out how to summon him and found this video.
Yah
Aint as tough as my boss tho
That was me releasing the nautilus. The guy who replaced me was bitten by a white tip shark on his arm, upon distributing the animal to the guests.
me too
Thats in indonesia and i think that you are not from indonesia
@@serafin6452 This video was taken in PALAU, and I am From the Philippines.
@@gabrielpena3674stop capturing these animals!!
nautilus, the titan of the depths -_-
@Juanez Fernandez Pinedez Mendozez
No point in correcting him after 5 years.
I mean your not incorrect I doubt you’d find an older species
Isopod
It looks very much like a squid crammed into a tiger-striped cradle. And those eyes... They're not like the eyes of fish and squids. They're... like the missing link!
Look up argonaut
what about that weird butthole shaped thing on the back they use to pretty much fart their way to victory
They are just very primitive cephalopods
yes that is true but they have 500 million years of evolution in them
plus they r some of the oldest living animals alive!!
kingcrebboi 101 very mature. Are you 12? Still in the potty humor phase I see.
"y'all wanna see me do some spins? I'm really good at it...to the left, to the left...
Are you getting this?...all my sides? Greeeat...
Oh I'm gonna mix it up now...to the right now y'all"
I don't recall having ever seen such a good, clear image of these amazing creatures! Thank you for sharing. I am glad you also made sure that tempting them from the deep did not harm them as well, eased my mind. :) Thank you for showing such respect for these deep sea wonders even going so far as to escort them to a lower region.
Best Champion Spotlight yet!
Keep it up Riot!
Lol
Stop playing shit games by shit companies.
@@youngkappakhan Why is League of Legends and Riot shit?
Digitalisman Digitalisman Unoriginal, trite e-sports nerd bullshit, chinese owned, MOBAs are boring and for children, it fucking sucks and I have zero respect for anyone who currently plays it. now it’s your turn to tell me why dog shit stinks.
Having to explain why I dislike something that everyone else on Earth should already dislike pisses me off
Such beautiful creatures. What a wonderful opportunity you had to swim and interact with them. Thank you for sharing this experience with us.
Bucket list stuff. I've been facinated with nautiluses ever since I was a kid. On my local beach we used to find lots of ammonite fossils, and to see something so similar still alive today is heartening. I'd love to dive with them one day. The closest I've had so far is the mighty fine cuttlefish we often get to see (and sometimes interact with, they're quite confident!) here :)
What a beautiful creature
Thank you for taking care with them and for taking the time to observe them come up from the depths to mate and to feed and to check things out because they are curious, private, and prefer to interact with those who share similar behaviors.
They are a very ancient creature. Fossils of them have been found dating back many hundreds of millions of years. Amazing that they have survived practically unchanged for so long.
I've always been fascinated by the chambered nautilus. They're beautiful, amazing creatures. Thanks for sharing!
beautiful creature
My brain is hurting rn... my whole life I thought the nautilus was extinct it’s so trippy looking at them
i never knew that a creature called the nautilus existed! I thought it was captain Nemo's submarine. Thanks for posting such an amazing video. It looks rare and unreal!
they are living fossils older then horseshoe crabs. they were around before the dinosaurs are born! they haven't changed a bit and they are 500Million years old!
One fact about nautiluses that they failed to mention in the video: THEY'RE ADORABLE!❤❤❤
They're horrifying, is what I would say if I wasn't telling the truth
With those simple little eyes, and this relatively tiny tentacles, I’m sure nobody would take it seriously as a predator
The chicken scared me 😂 But great video, I'm fascinated by these things. I learned about nautiluses since I'm taking marine science and they're pretty cool
I think this creatures are very similar to ancient ammonites.Are so cute and inoffensive and adorable.I like it
It’s crazy to think that these guys were around millions of years ago
Great video! So nice to see people who respect nature and their habitat. Great way to satisfy ones need to see something that is majestic and interesting at the same time.
My favorite animal, the Nautilus is so beautiful. It’s amazing how they are built, with the jet and the gas pouch.
They arent weird
THEY LOOK LIKE TINY ADORABLE MOONS IN THE SEA
THATS SUCH A CUTE WAY TO DESCRIBE THEM
Imagine how many billions of years these things have been around! Easily the oldest species still around.
Jellyfish beg to differ
I don't think you can say that just because it looks really old lol
@@panda_phat They have been around largely unchanged for hundreds of millions of years. Some other species have as well; namely crocodilians, sharks, jellyfish (longest existings species still living), miscealleneous arthropods like crabs. Mainly sea or water dwelling oviparous animal species
@@MrAskmannen I'm aware, all I meant was that you can't say it's easily the oldest living animal just because it looks ancient
Ayy Lien sponges beg to differ.
Pretty cool! They seem like a very docile creature and I am amazed how deep down that diver went! Goodness!
My nine year old daughter and I love this. Beautifully done. Thank you.
They're so beautiful.
helix god
Wow that chicken sound was loud.. broke our windows... well joke aside~ The sea is so pwerttyy~~~
Thank you for sharing a beautiful video of animals that humans rarely ever see. I appreciate the work involved in the study of hard to find sea life.
love those breathing sounds, it felt like the sounds have merged into the music, very soothing.
My heart beat lowered 20 bpm watching this.
They're so peaceful
I love these so much, they are beautiful.
Thats an unfortunate last name Frank :/
lol
U wot m8 If you speak Romanian, Lame = Razorblades :)
U wot m8 It's pronounced "Lah-Méh", which means blade (as in sword).
Welcome to the rice fields motorscooter
;)
Very pretty. Thank you for this high quality footage.
How intelligent are these animals... I know their evolved relatives (octopuses, squid and cuttlefish) are all highly intelligent... they strike me as rather... slow... in that regard ^_^
a cuttlefish's brain is bigger than its own body so basically it's the smartest cephalopod out of all, Nautilus barely have intelligence
floating plants xD reminds me of myxomycete not floating... not plants... not animal or fungus, lol but big and moving
Jelly Squiddles they aren't as intelligent as squid octopus or cuddles but their olfactory bulb is much much larger so they can track based on smell better than their relatives.
@Liberty Justice science has since disproved your claim of lacking intelligence
Nautiluses aren’t completely stupid, but they’re not nearly as intelligent as squid and octopuses. They rely on drifting around until they eventually find food, whereas squid and octopuses are much more active predators which developed complex brains to help them strategize and hunt more efficiently. Plus, squid and octopuses don’t have protective external shells, so they also have to be smart enough to evade other predators.
Nautiluses by comparison are pretty dang chill, scooting around in groups and eating whatever they find floating in the ocean. They’re not built for speed or power, they’re just passing through lookin’ for some dead stuff to chow down on.
Ah, yes. The ancient Nautilus, headbanging its way through 5 extinctions. Truly a vibe.
They look so cool!
Now we must find heart of the sea
Why do some people keep asking if there good to eat!? That's why some animals go extinct because of humans;(
David Cruz survival of the fittest... adapt or be eaten. Welcome to nature, nature aint fair.
Yuki Covian fuck you.
Marcos Or
Why. Simple fact of life. Get over it. Nature is not fair. Nature does not care if you can't survive. Either you adapt or you die. Nature is not the butterflies and rainbows and peace and love people think it is. Any outdoorsman knowns that nature is a fickle bitch that takes as much as she gives.
David Cruz these guys are almost dead i think they have been since the prehistoric
cole forster No. This species is still alive although they have evolved since the prehistoric era.
Feels surreal like going back in time
Such beautiful creatures!
"Tower Diving with Nautilus"
Am I dumb for thinking these little dudes went extinct
Chris F no your not the only one
I thought they didn't exist
You’re probably thinking of amonites which are extinct
Jamie Smith Nautilus are older. And there still alive but there relatives are not. The nautilus is really lucky for surviving all these eras
that is absolutely beautiful. !
A while ago, maybe a few months, I didn't even realize these still existed
I thought this footage was so beautifully stunning I actually learned something new. The nautilus I’ve seen there empty shells but never actually thought of what type of creature lives inside, your video was so inspiring & beautifully shot, well done guys. Thankyou xx 😘
I simply love nautilus. Nothing else to be said.
Amazing underwater video with heart warming music . Keep it up.
This was one of the coolest videos I’ve seen in a while
Wow they are still alive I thought they were all dead
lol same thought
oh nice
Please not minecraft
Cuz iz not video and stop with my favorite video game
what???
IS THAT A POKEEEMON!?
**Facepalm**
Many Pokemon are just normal creatures with a slight adjustment.
Neronix17 for instance, there's the pokemon which is a keyring. very slight adjustment.
JikaInFamous Omanyte!
***** "It is here, that we observe the wild key ring, in its natural habitat"
To be fair, ghosts dont count, they are possessed objects
"Diving with a nautilus" is a surprisingly fitting title
They're so cute!
7 more and heart of the sea to go for a conduit
Their arms seem to be painfully short
yup
and useless
they really are retracted, they can extend their tentacles to great lengths to capture food
They aren’t active predators like other cephalopods. They are most scavengers and take the chance if something comes close to them. Keeping this in mind they evolved to have very short appendages. They are not useless, they are oerfect for how the nautilus lives,
Water They aren’t useless. They evolved to have small appendages due to the way they live. They are the perfect size for them.
A beautiful creature.
What a wonderful world
The "Sky" of the sea is so pwettyy~~ 3:00
I came here because of dark mane
So it's not only me nice.
those things have always been so fascinating to me
Beautiful....
wont lie, if i was scuba diving or swimming in the ocean or something and saw one of these little dudes coming towards me, id probably freak the fuck out.
out of fear or out of excitement?
catching them with pokeballs is more affective
They're so cute! Thankyou for this
Amazing footage!
Anyone know what music is playing? its so relaxing
It's creepy lol
"Nautilus jams volume 2"
Omanyte is that you!?
Pokemon is for children.
Ok boomer
Very very beautiful filming & thank you for sharing this.
Like so many other things in nature their shell is formed in the golden ratio. Amazing creatures.
Who's that Pokemon?
It's OMANYTE!
yeah, i know haha. I just wanted to see who knew the reference,
ME: ITS PIKACHU
THIS: IIITS OMANYTE
ME: FUUUUUUU-
Isn't that a digimon?
@@cockyautan1789 Bruh.
Proof, if it was ever needed, that EVERYONE FUCKING LOVES CHICKEN!
Thank you for the information!
I LOVE THEM THEIR SO CUTE 😭😭
strange creatures. they are kind of funny on the blue planet because it bumped into things
Nautilus are actually true they are prehistoric creatures from 500 million or so..
Neymar Jr Everything that exist now survived the great Permian extinction (and others). We are all ancient.
Caerulious this comment was never properly appreciated
Great video, thanks for sharing Frank.
SO AWESOME! REALLY ENJOYED THIS THANKS FOR POSTING!
This is why I want to study Marine Biology. When I catch one and donate it to the Science Center or Aquarium I wanna name it Omanyte my favorite childhood Pokemon 😌