Stunning Display of Biodiversity on Un-surveyed Seamount | Nautilus Live
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Take a dive with our Corps of Exploration as we visit Unnamed Seamount B about 150 miles west of Kauaʻi and witness colorful coral and sponge communities complete with brittle stars, hydroids, Foraminifera, and more. This highlight reel demonstrates the interconnectedness of reef animals as it zooms in on an old sponge stalk heavily occupied by a plethora of underwater creatures including predatory sea stars and well-established corals. Watch the full video for splendid footage of backward-swimming eels, pouty anglerfish, carnivorous sponges and even a sea cucumber known as the “headless chicken” spotted during the Luʻuaeaahikiikekualonokai expedition.
Located south of the Hawaiian Islands, the seamounts may hold key information to deepen our understanding of Hawaiʻiʻs volcanic history. Moreover, like a kualono, or ridge that offers protection to those within its domain, the Chautauqua seamounts offer important marine habitats that protect various ocean organisms. What a fantastic way to end our 2021 expedition season!
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The fact that almost every expedition leads to something interesting or new truly shows how much could be out there and how much is out there
The sad part is that no matter which new species we will find, our micro-plastics are already embedded.
SO much of the floor not ever even observed....... so intense
3:28 Hearing a group of scientists go, "awwww!" at the same time makes me want to do what they do!
@red v⃫ 🤣
You can! Apply for a job on the ship. They’re 90 day minimum job stints.
I love the enthusiasm and compassion these people have for exploring our oceans. Mad respect.
Respect ✊
They have dream jobs! Can you imagine getting to discover strange new things all the time? I can't think of a better job.
This is as close as it gets to the feeling of exploring another planet with life.
Exactly what I was thinking, the deep ocean is pretty much like other planet in terms of how different everything is from the surface
I totally BINGE WATCHED your channel when you were live! My dream is to go on a deep sea dive and discover something new, but watching this channel, I felt the same excitement. It’s neat to hear you all describe things as cute and angry and oooooh and aaaaah! Love it! I’ve tried for 3 years to catch you guys live, and FINALLY got to see it! Your highlight reels are wonderful. Thank you so much!!!
hope your dream comes true!
@@nafreal How sweet of you! Thank you 🙏
It's so beautiful
I would so love to have this job!!!!
Amazing. Could you by any chance include the depth of these dives in the video somewhere, or a range the footage is taken at? Even if it's just in the description :) LOVE the work!
Landing gear! Love this channel and the hosts personalities.
I love that these always sound like polite discord chats, it’s so calming haha
A lot of smart decisions-- editing, sound, etc.-- went into making this video. Thank you for this gem.
OMG this new pink pouty anglerfish is my new favorite!!!! Is there a scientific name for it yet? I love watching all of your videos showing all of the new life discovered! Thank you!
Chaunacops coloratus
@@connorjohnson4402 thank you!
Zeus your God?👫
What an amazing time to be alive despite all the nonsense stuff.
Waiting for the James Webb Space Telescope to show us pictures of the early universe, and to see so many organisms from the depths of the oceans.
So glad to have discovered this channel. Thank you for uploading these wonderful videos
Another wonderful film. Back in the early 70's, when I was minoring in paleo at UC Berkeley, they had some forams that had been brought back in an aquarium. Seeing the particles outward and inward bound on the tentacles was an aha experience for me about the amazing ingenuity of life, even at the unicellular level.
Keep up the good work. Cheers from sunny Vienna, Scott
The scientists commentary makes these videos even better!
the shot from above onto the sub is mesmerizing and just puts everything back into perspective...
This is the positive side of human evolution that led us to these precious people and these moments
The picture is SO CLEAR! I love it. Thank you for your channel and all the hard work you do to bring us this content! It's wonderful.
That hagfish/eel swimming backwards was AMAZING
Love seeing deep sea stuff! It's very cool! My only issue is blinding everything so we can see it. A lot of these under water dudes have never seen daylight, and here we are shining flood lights on them. Why can't we see in the dark? 😭
Because we weren’t built to see in the dark.
And furthermore, the light doesn’t seem to bother most.
Most benthic deep sea creatures are completely blind
Almost all of these animals have evolved to live and hunt with little to no light at all, ever. Thats why they are practically blind
Please include information on the depth as noted in an earlier comment. Could you also remind us of the width of the laser dots, so we get a sense of the size of objects.
Some marvelous images here. Some of the corals & polyps look like fireworks. Thanks for sharing these.
Yea thats a good idea its a little bit harder i would imagine on these highlights since they are just going off of clips from the dive so having one where they mention the 10cm apart thing and a good shot isn't always as easy to find i would imagine but would be useful and definitely the depth would be nice to include in the description at the very least.
the lasers are always 10cm apart. depth info would be cool though
@@littlesnowflakepunk855 Thanks. Info on depth, laser distance or other items could be routinely added to the video description or in a screen sidebar insert. My son is a video producer & says it would be easy to do & could be automated.
So amazing to see all the oddities below the oceans surface. Hope y'all have a Happy New Year!!! 🌻
Y'all make me want to change careers. I love it..."Is your landing gear coming out?" I'm such a dork and y'all are my kind of dorks....SCIENCE DORKS! Thanks for doing this and sharing!
If our tech keeps getting better finding things in the sea might not be such an impossible task. Truly amazing.
I love carnivorous sponges they are so cool!
I stayed glued to their live stream of this dive... for hours.
i am never happier than when i am watching this video
I love the casual commentary to those amazing pictures.
Thank you so much for sharing your work! You're incredible people
WOW, amazing. thanks for sharing.
Best exploring experience... Really enjoy your channel.
Hi EV'Nautilus team. I've been following your channel for long and I absolutely love your videos. I have a query, see I'm waiting for the time when you guys explore all the seamounts of Lu'uaeaahikiikekualonokai that you talked about before starting this expedition. So, my question is, will you guys upload the videos periodically as you move along with the expedition or will we have to wait till you explore all the seamounts
and then you'd upload them all together ? I'm asking because I seriously can't (don't wanna) wait as it's been long since your last expedition and I've like almost memorized those videos. Please upload them as you go along with the exploration, yours viewers (specially I) simply cannot get enough of your content. Much love ❤️
That pink spiraling coral is amazing… well, they all are!
Beautiful display
So Wonderful Sharing 💖
Keep it up.👍
I appreciate your hard work eagerly waiting for more new uploads.💕💕💕💕
Talk about some awesome shots. God I love the vast ocean...
Very tranquil sound accompaniment.
This ship only goes up & down the west coast. It would be cool to see what could be found in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
Man what I would give to be on such an session. To discover all kinds of amazing animals and organisms. If your lucky you can add your name to a species and immortalize your self ;). Great vids. Keep ‘em coming!
I LOVE HOW EXCITED YOU GUYS ARE ABOUT IT TOO
I hope this area stays clean and thriving
Depth, state the depths!! Nice work guys still.
Need to visit you guys soon and see how things work! Keep it up guys you always make me smile💚
happy to see your video keep the spirit and never get tired of giving treats for all of us
1:06
We have to learn from corals. We can all exist together and love each other.
ill have what he's having
@@judah142 yes
4:48 Sponge: *jiggles carnivorously*
Nom Nom nomination for best cast of talk show hosts
This stuff is so cool, thank you
04:55 looks like fireworks for the New Year!🎆 Wishing you a safe, healthy and happy 2022!
even though I only passed all of my science classes cause my teachers just wanted me out -and I’m horrid at any form of science- one of my favorite pastimes is watching scientists get excited about ocean life they find
Thanks for sharing, love the background music.
Love the aquarium shots
"Humans are so savage and warlike, why can't we just get along"
Meanwhile coral when another coral grows within 5 inches of them
Wow,just wow
Our minds can't fathom how creative Jesus is!
That's really CooL !!!
How we don't have thousands of cameras at the bottom of the oceans recording 24/7 by now is beyond me. I bet an investment of a few hundred million dollars could make that happen. I could watch these videos for days on end and there's enough to learn for hundreds of generations.
I love how you just assume hundreds of millions would just be thrown around like that lmao
i was born too early for space exploration of alien life, but this is a VERY good replacement! Maybe even better.
I like how the deep sea surfaces are rarely "just bare rock" because zooming in there's so much going on. Wow! Thank you
5:18 the way this thing feeds is weird, it seems to open its face which is also its front flipper, then a bunch of hands come out and grab stuff and pull it back in, all acting on their own.
This is a chad.
How far down are these amazing creatures?
Probably hundreds of thousands of meters down
Wauw , thank you
amazing!
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
I love this channel. I will be really sad when some ancient gigantic sea monster will swallow the whole ship.
Anyone else kinda envy the things that live in that cold dark
kek
No.
scientist: i think this is a sponge. yeah! definitely a sponge..
me: yeah! definitely a sponge..
Another great video.....
Amazing find
Space... But on earth....
Wheres Zefrank? He must've been sick today
Wonderful 🙂
wow
People seem to always be astounded by the amount of life we find in "strange" places. But it seems that the environment is a product of life itself, and not the other way around. Look at extremophiles. The universe is a living organism and nature is its engine.
Can someone help me identify the plant shown at :51? The one with the umbrella like branches and spiral stem? It's so interesting!
I dont be wanting these videos to end
What is the last red weird creature???
Whoa... Dr. Seuss, underwater!
Do they have any video of them taking samples? Im really curious how that looks.
Does the light ever affect the corral or the life down there?
You should mention how deep we are in the description
Lovely alien world!
What are those starfish-like things with limbs at 1:49
Amazing ! Thanks for the footage. What was that last dark red feeding thing ?
A sea cucumber I believe
A holothurian (class), or sea cumber. It's an enypniastes (genus) often called the swimming sea cumber or headless chicken monster. Look for videos of it swimming.
Is the chaunacops coloratus related to frogfish?
2:18 fish can swim backwards omg
The ocean looks sad and dying withering away like a flower without water.
I can really imagine alien life to look like these animals.
does anyone know what happened to the live streams?
Amazing, Blessed Allah the greatest Creator
Nonsense 👆 🤡 👫
Are eels the only fish that swim backwards?
Why are people afraid of the ocean? This stuff is so cool!
that second-last flower-looking thing that you said is definitely a coral... why was it sorta-vibrating? just a stray current? i've never seen any coral like it nor doing the weird vibrating thing... also, what's that red plastic bag looking thing at the end... so much weird!
Not a coral but a carniverous sponge they said cladorhizid which id the group name and the vibrating was from when it was being held in the vehicles arm when they collected it and the red thing at the end is a sea cucumber named Enypniastes common named as a headless chicken. You can see it begin to eat unfortunately the clip cut outs a little early because its pretty cool to watch them shoving the little armfuls of sediment in their mouths.
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👍👍👍 SUPER 👍👍👍
Depth of water 1,250m
Okay, I now think sponges are really pretty.
I do wonder why these organisms are sparsely scattered throughout the ocean floor.
There seems to be a lot of real estate down there.
i swear i can’t be the only one who hears Criken?
Anyone know the scientific name for the headless chicken? I wanna do some research on it because it looks interesting, but I’m afraid if I type that into google I’ll need therapy after
Enypniastes eximia, in the class holothurian. Although they should change it to whatever 'headless chicken monster' is in latin.
So all of this is really happening in the dark when the Nautilus leaves the area?
Doesn't the light from the machines bother these deep sea creature?
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