12 Epic Deep Sea Wonders

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  • Rare and bizarre sharks; deep sea mysteries; mythical ocean creatures; and things we don't know; These are 12 Deep Sea WONDERS !
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    Undersea Crop Circles
    Ghost Octopus
    Sea Sponges
    Portuguese Man o’ War
    This critter is often mistaken for a jellyfish, but it’s a siphonophore (SIE-fon-if-for) … which is actually a colony of individual organisms called zooids (zoe-oids). Some great pictures of the creatures were captured in Australia by Matthew Smith. Because the Portuguese Man o’ War has bioluminescence, it can make ocean waves shimmer with a neon blue color. Experts think that siphonophores and jellyfish make use of bioluminescence as a way to deter predators. They're usually found in tropical waters, where they are carried along by ocean currents and tides. Siphonophores have no means to propel themselves. But they’re not helpless .. or harmless for that matter. The critters are known to carry a powerful venom … and their painful sting can pose a potential danger to humans.
    Glasshead Barreleye Fish
    These strange looking critters get their strange name from their four eyes … two of which are pointing upwards to scan for potential prey, predators or paramours. A second set of eyes are located on the sides of its head, and have a silvery sheen. Those eyes contain an additional lens and retina that allow the critter to allowing it to see below and to the side of it … essentially giving the fish 360-degree vision. Researchers who caught a specimen in the Tasman Sea between Australia and New Zealand said the fish had a type of eye that was previously unknown. Reflector eyes are often found in invertebrates, or crustaceans … to find them in fish is considered unusual. Barreleye fish can be found at depths exceeding 3,000 feet and inhabit waters from the eastern Atlantic Ocean to the western Pacific.
    Ghost Shark
    An incredibly rare Ghost Shark was caught on video in waters near Hawaii and California. And according to researchers, that’s around 6,000 kilometers outside of their normal range. A remote operated vehicle spotted six of the creatures nearly 500 meters below the surface. Experts say the animals might belong to an entirely new species of chimaera fish … but they won’t know for certain until they can catch one of the creatures to test their DNA. Also identified as a blue ratfish, the pointy-nosed critter has never before been observed in the wild. And only one of the critters has ever been caught. That was near Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia back in 2002. Did you know it’s called a ‘ratfish’ because its jaw is fused to its skull … and that gives its face a rat like appearance. They’re also known to have retractable gonads on their foreheads … the purpose of which still remains a mystery.
    Gigantic Giant Squid
    Researchers found a squid about the size of a minibus in the isolated Ross Sea of Antarctica. After keeping the critter on ice for around 8 months, experts thawed it out … and found the animal weighed around 770 pounds! It was a female, and had 8 arms that stretched more than 3 feet each … and had 2 tentacles that went some 7 feet long. Experts hope that analysis of the huge squid will yield more data on where the animals fit in the overall marine-based food chain … in addition to identifying their dietary habits and life cycle. When you hear about a squid this enormous, it’s understandable that they could have served as the basis for the legendary kraken!
    Ocean Sunfish/Mola Mola
    These critters also go by the name Mola Mola … and they typically weigh around 2,200 pounds … they rank as the heaviest bony fist so far discovered. Their bizarre appearance makes them look like a huge fish head with a tail attached! Its flat body will usually measure around 6 feet long … and with their fins extended, they can be as long as they are tall. We found some stories that give an idea of how massive these critters can get. Some fishermen in Sulawesi, Indonesia caught a specimen that weighed around 1.5 tons, and measured more than 6 feet long … which is kind of keeping with the animal’s normal specifications. Unfortunately this critter was found in bad condition and perished before it could be returned to the sea. And then there’s a gigantic specimen that was reportedly caught in 1910 … you can see how enormous it is in an ancient photograph … it easily dwarfs the onlookers. We couldn’t find much more information on this one .. although some sources indicate it was caught off Santa Catalina Island in California.. We did note that Guinness lists the largest ever sunfish on record as being around 14 feet long and weighing more than 4,900 pounds, although the stats are unverified. It was said to be struck by a steamship in waters off Sydney in 1908.
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    @rohinivinnakota4393 6 років тому

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    @markimoo1780 7 років тому +17

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  • @JackintheBoxDavao
    @JackintheBoxDavao 7 років тому

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  • @eniadekoning5272
    @eniadekoning5272 7 років тому +1

    You guys are great!! Keep up the good work!!

  • @phiology1983
    @phiology1983 7 років тому +1

    These species are amazing.

  • @powersurge9504
    @powersurge9504 7 років тому

    Deep Sea Sundays are my favorite part of the week because it is the closest we'll ever get to another world!

  • @mylesbreaux4240
    @mylesbreaux4240 7 років тому

    😱 that's amazing

  • @malikiori
    @malikiori 7 років тому +2

    3:50 - so that is the first ever capture of an undersea love-bite?

  • @jonesfrom9661
    @jonesfrom9661 7 років тому

    5:00
    (shakes head) I'm sorry did you say something,I was thinking about cheese puffs. LoL

  • @pinkwings8036
    @pinkwings8036 6 років тому

    Mola mola are some of my favorite fish.

  • @henforr
    @henforr 7 років тому

    It's so scary to think about that theres so much creatures that's deeper down in the ocean that we havent discovered yet

  • @SamTheUndying
    @SamTheUndying 7 років тому +29

    0:33 Thats an oddly shaped "mushroom" 😏

  • @nick5893
    @nick5893 7 років тому

    I also love deep see Sunday:) !!

  • @sasquatchlunchbox
    @sasquatchlunchbox 7 років тому +1

    Was this just uploaded? 62!!!

  • @michamcv.1846
    @michamcv.1846 7 років тому

    a single siphonophore i have seen washed ashore at the canarian island (which is east atlantic)
    we thinked of it too like a kind of jelyfish but fortunately by observing the colour we forvbit anyone to touch it till it was back to the ocean.

  • @bellspaterson9816
    @bellspaterson9816 3 роки тому

    It's groovy and can watch it without subtitles lol

  • @philjr5714
    @philjr5714 7 років тому

    Mola mola are abundant in the Atlantic Ocean. We would see multiple every time we fished off New Jersey.
    Such a weird fish. Gentle giants.

  • @duttondailymemes4968
    @duttondailymemes4968 7 років тому

    at 5:58 in Australia we call them blue bottles

  • @adolfgaming1761
    @adolfgaming1761 7 років тому +1

    Happy Easter #EpicWildLife

  • @valeera5415
    @valeera5415 7 років тому +1

    sounds like the crocodile hunter is alive n well afterall

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    @kylemontefalco3012 7 років тому

    I Sub it

  • @joshjoshspangler
    @joshjoshspangler 7 років тому

    Number 1 is a Sun fish which the unusually accented narrator says "it easily dwarfs the onlookers". To the right of the fish is a dwarf. LOL!

  • @amandapittar9398
    @amandapittar9398 7 років тому +2

    What kind of accent pronounces animal as "ahrnimal" - where's that from ? Confused me at first, " pahrterns" too.... had to go back over the video to re listen.....

    • @meee6836
      @meee6836 5 років тому

      Amanda Pittar Sounds like a Yank trying to be an Aussie to me, but he gets his hard and soft sounds mixed.

  • @nick5893
    @nick5893 7 років тому

    Thanks for your videos i always learn new interesting facts from this channel and I am a huge fan of crypto fun Friday :) !!

  • @jaredquinney204
    @jaredquinney204 5 років тому

    Ghost list

  • @brandendrew2019
    @brandendrew2019 7 років тому +1

    interesting video

  • @BHMTH19B
    @BHMTH19B 7 років тому

    2:30. TRUE ! im from spain and can comfirm that . you even find those in the supermarket xd

  • @flamedrag18
    @flamedrag18 7 років тому

    basket stars exist here off nova scotia at 600ft.

  • @akhilkartha
    @akhilkartha 7 років тому

    10:08 What is Tyrion Lannister doing here?

  • @graham3368
    @graham3368 5 років тому

    sorry luv the channel .... but what way is he sayin (animal )?

  • @figarofigaritz889
    @figarofigaritz889 6 років тому

    ?! Retractable gonads on your forehead = worst blind date ever.

  • @ta192utube
    @ta192utube 6 років тому

    Hmmmm! Shark with gonads on its head...sounds like some kind of tee-bagging gone wrong...

  • @eileenbass952
    @eileenbass952 7 років тому +1

    Wonderful teaching, thank you.

  • @frostedants2529
    @frostedants2529 7 років тому

    The nickname of the octopus Casper because well many reasons I had to do a report about it....

  • @topazgaming3756
    @topazgaming3756 7 років тому

    OMG the no.5 sea creature
    iv seen that and i almost touch it i tought it was just a plastic because it has fish in it...GOOD thing i did not touch because o was just 9 yrs old i seen the creature now im 14

  • @pegusisterracine4524
    @pegusisterracine4524 7 років тому

    #1 the Alomomola
    A sea dwelling pokemon

  • @markmcknight2467
    @markmcknight2467 4 роки тому

    Hey Mate, your number 10 creature is Gooseneck Barnacles NOT Goose Barnacle! Thank You!

  • @FlexBeanbag
    @FlexBeanbag 5 років тому

    People can reproduce with some types of clams and land cucumbers

  • @allanpenny405
    @allanpenny405 6 років тому

    X factor series 1

  • @explosivefruits
    @explosivefruits 7 років тому +5

    Bless

  • @loplilky621
    @loplilky621 7 років тому +1

    what about a video with the scariest animals

  • @ianmccourry9337
    @ianmccourry9337 7 років тому +1

    Number 2 was a colossal squid from 2007. Since then there was an entire documentary on it.

  • @user-dk5vj2br1o
    @user-dk5vj2br1o 4 роки тому

    The first 1...there called sea mushrooms.there eaten alot Cambodia n other Asian countries

  • @pavelhalko5727
    @pavelhalko5727 7 років тому

    27th wow I am early

  • @darrencottam1146
    @darrencottam1146 4 роки тому

    What's with the fake Australian ascent?

  • @darwinang3399
    @darwinang3399 7 років тому

    casper the octopus, Why Not

    • @jeremywade4706
      @jeremywade4706 7 років тому

      darwin ang I bet he's the friendliest octopus too. 😂

  • @Favour135
    @Favour135 7 років тому +1

    I didn't know any of these types of dogs

  • @starlordthetsar2267
    @starlordthetsar2267 7 років тому

    I like toxic Tuesday

  • @ZOMBIESrEMO_Official
    @ZOMBIESrEMO_Official 7 років тому +1

    neat

  • @flaxxx17
    @flaxxx17 7 років тому +1

    HAPPY EASTER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @jayymckayofficial
    @jayymckayofficial 7 років тому +1

    "dive on in" roger smith

  • @littlefreak9954
    @littlefreak9954 7 років тому +1

    I miss the old epicwildlife

  • @DavidJJames
    @DavidJJames 7 років тому

    The overuse of "critter" deserves some crittercism.

  • @alayderos
    @alayderos 7 років тому

    The Keesingia Gigas is look like Condom. :v

  • @shadow42204
    @shadow42204 7 років тому

    10:07 "it easily dwarfs the onlookers" but if you look closely the man to the right next to the fishes mouth is actually a dwarf 😂

    • @JoeysKat1127
      @JoeysKat1127 6 років тому

      Thought I was the only one that caught that, LMFAO.

  • @pcvideos7480
    @pcvideos7480 7 років тому +2

    ...

  • @peachy2675
    @peachy2675 7 років тому

    I know this is not cripto fun friday

  • @logan9176
    @logan9176 7 років тому +1

    Gh

  • @Steph-qg4bu
    @Steph-qg4bu 7 років тому

    knew a girl who looked like #1 once for real

  • @roscoechase
    @roscoechase 7 років тому

    I think it's "mis-er-a-bella"

  • @MickyTubbs1985
    @MickyTubbs1985 5 років тому

    If a fully mature male sperm whale could "talk"(to humans that is),I dare say he would perhaps say;"you would be amazed."

  • @rubenaugustoritto156
    @rubenaugustoritto156 7 років тому

    That's interesting. In Spanish the sunfish is actually called moonfish "pez luna" 😂

  • @Mr.Death101
    @Mr.Death101 5 років тому

    Why is the thing in the picture for the video not in the video? I will never subscribe to people who do that and they always get it Down symbol

  • @kylenilsen1422
    @kylenilsen1422 7 років тому

    for crypto fun Friday you should do a video about Cryptids that turned out to be real animals

  • @OZ-600-
    @OZ-600- 7 років тому

    is Epic wildlife an english or an Australien guy

    • @ianmacfarlane1241
      @ianmacfarlane1241 7 років тому

      OZ-600- He could be anything - at first he sounds Australian, but a lot of Australians get wound up at the suggestion - who knows? Sounds like a 'put on' to me

  • @scottshubert4681
    @scottshubert4681 7 років тому +22

    Hello people, HAPPY Easter, GOD BLESS YALL in the name of our Lord an SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST.
    AMEN

    • @MsRen-gk1yn
      @MsRen-gk1yn 7 років тому +1

      Scott Shubert Amen!

    • @PWNSdaily
      @PWNSdaily 7 років тому +1

      Scott Shubert fuck

    • @scottshubert4681
      @scottshubert4681 7 років тому +1

      Adolf Hitler what the hell do you mean fuck. dont you belive in GOD an OUR LORD AND SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST..

    • @PixoulDragon
      @PixoulDragon 7 років тому +2

      Scott Shubert Please go away. We dont need anymore religious zealots fucking around in the comments. And besides what the motherfucking shit does easter have to do with god?
      Keep the comments clean, relative to the video and dont ever bring religion into here for no reason please, it is furiously annoying.

    • @JennyvonHenkelmannLecter
      @JennyvonHenkelmannLecter 7 років тому +2

      Annihilation De b0ss thank you. Easter is another stolen holiday.

  • @rohan6264
    @rohan6264 7 років тому +1

    who's watching this in 2017?

  • @831dabz5
    @831dabz5 7 років тому +2

    hi

  • @davidslater1542
    @davidslater1542 7 років тому

    l,

  • @nigcrusher3322
    @nigcrusher3322 7 років тому +1

    10:07. guy on the bottom right of the pic looks like a roloff kid

  • @megan4475
    @megan4475 7 років тому

    What even is this accent

  • @stanleyhipkiss4690
    @stanleyhipkiss4690 7 років тому +1

    look it's a freaking baby wheel

  • @lizeecule95
    @lizeecule95 7 років тому +4

    first

  • @Horace01
    @Horace01 7 років тому

    why the fake accent? i dont understand what is to be gained by faking(badly) a slight australian accent