Extreme fishing - Fish that fishes with a rod and lure fused to its face
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2016
- There is extreme fishing and then is going to such extremes that you have a rod and a worm-like lure fused to your face. Quite frankly it's the type of commitment we admire. Meet the Tasselled Anglerfish the ultimate fisher.
Nothing escapes this angler. It’s the master of disguise with camouflage so brilliant it can sit out in the open and not be seen. Silent and still it either waits for their prey to pass or lures their victims by casting the rod and worm-like bait.
And in the sea there is no such thing as a free feed. Any fish that tries to take the bait is swallowed whole, no time for chewing! It’s expandable mouth acting like a vacuum to suck up its prey. From beginning to mouth filling end, it’s all over in a split second.
Fish fall for the lure every time, hook, line and sinker.
What is really cool is that this is the first time that this behaviour has been filmed in high speed and the results are nothing short of spectacular.
PLEASE NOTE: Do not try this at home. Sticking a rod and worm-like lure to your face could result in untold injuries and years embarrassment.
PS. If you haven't guessed it yet and before there is a revolt....this NOT Jamie Seymour in the video. This is our resident mermaid and Aquatic Scientist Sheree Marris, so please be kind. We wanted to inject a bit of estrogen into the videos and show women in science :) BUT we promise he will be back
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This video definitely would have benefited from a voiceover in post.
+DJMouthwash We thought LONG and HARD over this one, but we felt having the real voice as it all occurred underwater was better. maybe we made the wrong decision?
+DJMouthwash Agree, thanks for the feedback. The masks which we recorded the VO are incredibly noisy which would have been super tricky to rectify in post. We will have to rethink this strategy for future clips.
+DJMouthwash Maybe, I kind of like how authentic the experience is though
+Jamie Seymour Nope. I think it would have lost some of her excitement in explaining it. Yes, post is easier to listen to, but this one brought 'the feels' I thought.
+The Nature of Science I was wondering if it would hav been too time-consuming to clip out or lower the audio just for the inhalations. Those big whooshes of air were the only really distracting part.
Great video, but maybe add the biggest portion of information in post-production. The audio gets a bit annoying.
+Chris M yer, we hear you. It was an experiment our end. We had some reasons for doing it but maybe they were not good enough :-(
+Jamie Seymour It's actually a fun experience! The mask makes it feel more authentic, so to speak. Perhaps the key information could be done as a commentary instead?
+Jamie Seymour I liked it and it makes it very real. My point was just that all the audio didn't need to be from the scuba mask :D Again, awesome and interesting video!
+Jamie Seymour I loved the concept of talking under water! I'd love to see it again! true the breathing in does get a bit annoying but it could easily be made better with some audio editing or equalising. it'd be easy if you know anyone that works in sound engineering, most video making software has an eq you can use.
+Jamie Seymour It sounded very uncomfortable to breath like that, was that just the audio or was it difficult to dive this way?
I found the breaths (gasps) made me feel a little sick from the strange audio cues.
I think an appropriate description of this channel is "The heart of classic Discovery Channel with Aussie hosts"
+WellAll'sLost thanks, Appreciate the support
+Jamie Seymour Thanks for you Thanks. You are doing great stuff making the things that made fall in love with science as a kid.
+WellAll'sLost Thanks, we really love to hear this sort of thing. This is EXACTLY what the TNOS team started doing the videos for :-)
+WellAll'sLost Thanks for your feedback it's nice to know that we're on the right track. It's an interesting beast UA-cam and we're all still learning :) Would love to be considered in the same league as Discovery
This channel is amazing! If you keep making more videos you will get millions of subscribers, i'm sure of it.
PS: love the new host, she is so enthusiastic about what she's doing.
+Andrew Ryan thanks for the support. Yep, the TNOS team thinks she is talented also!
+Andrew Ryan Thanks for the kind words it's much appreciated. Please feel free to share around the link. Will also forward your comments onto our mermaid she will be chuffed as she was a bit nervous following in the footsteps of our seasoned pro Jamie.
these videos are extremely interesting please make more.
+Keyaura Mendes thanks. We are still doing videos so watch this spot!
+Keyaura Mendes Thanks for your feedback :)
+Jamie Seymour Great. Your channel is one of the best ones I have come across lately. Short, to the point, always interesting, and the production values are great.
+AlphaLeader88 thanks heaps! Appreciate it
+Jamie Seymour Hi Jamie! I just wanted to say that you and the teams enthusiasm really is amazing. You guys are an inspiration to me as well as others. Love the channel and I can't wait for more! :-)
Dr. Seymour and Dr. Marris are awesome. Keep coming up with outstanding content like this! I love learning about all the stuff in nature I didn't know existed. That is the nature of science!
+David Axford thanks! These are the comments the tnos team loves to hear!
+David Axford Thanks David, please share away the love :)
see i love that she was talking underwater! it makes me feel like i'm there and am hearing it through a radio!! it defiantly was not distracting to me! keep up the great work y'all!
+Caleb_isyourman Thanks. That's what we originally thought, but it appears we are in the minority (don't panic though, its a select and pretty talented "minority" group, so welcome aboard :-) )
Great video, however I think that it would have been even better if the voice was recorded on land. recording sound underwater can be distracting with the breathing, bubbles, and running water. I really enjoy these videos, can't wait for the next one!
+Garren Weaver thanks for the support. Yep, seems our experiment about doing underwater sound was maybe not a good idea. But hey, that is what science is about, try something, see if it works and if it doesn't then change something!
+Jamie Seymour Hey, there should be an option somewhere to let viewers contribute their own subtitling. Turn it on and I'll see what I can do to help!
I love Dr. Seymour and Dr. Marris is awesome too! This channel is outstanding. Pleeeeeeease keep dishing out the awesome content!
+MAGNA RAMBO thanks. We are working hard on it!
I found this channel through Viperkeeper. So, so glad there is an interesting science channel that focuses around facts and education, rather than on cheap jokes or action only to get attention. Super interesting.
Looking forward to see how this channel will develop.
Greetings from Germany!
+Bla Blub thanks heaps! Hope we continue to live up to your expectations!
I particularly loved the slow mo part! And female Darth Vader is quite enjoyable! This is really great stuff!
+Justin Leyva thanks. The mermaid has not quite learnt how to wield a light sabre, but........ Thanks for the support
I love that you guys took a chance on the underwater talking; it can always be super scary to take such a dramatic risk in production. I think it can be a useful tool, and I hope you keep experimenting. Loved the video!
+Rauron Thanks. Yep, as the entire TNOS team are all scientists we will keep "experimenting". We still feel the underwater talking has its place, but we may have gone a tad overboard on it :-)
+Rauron Thanks for your feedback. Funny that the most polarising thing to date we have done is use the Diveways mask with built in microphone. The people have spoken though and the general consensus is that we might shelve it next time :)
This channel is so underrated!
Also subtitles would have helped a lot in this situation :)
+EJ Tech yer, lots of people are saying that having the mermaid speak underwater just didnt work. We will take that on board, sorry :-(
This is amaziiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnnggg!!! Unbelievable, have never seen or heard about this fish before!! This fantastic keep it on Jamie!! =)
Thanks. The team was pretty happy to capture this unique fish.
I bet they were!! Can be this fish found in the caribbean?? Now Im like trying to catch it in every dive haha But it seems bloody impossible to find it for the amateur eye!!
Aw the little foetus angler fish are so cute!
+Rachael McInnes We love them too. It was such an awesome find.
Such an awesome video! Thank you!
+TheBeccabus Cool. The tnos team likes to hear this!
Fascinating video! Thank you.
+Wave Function thanks. The tnos team likes these kinds of comments :-)
They are so cute when they’re babies😆
Great video as always!
+nastypokernastypoker thanks! the team loves the support
This channel is fantastic, please keep up the good work!
+Hamish Muirden we will do! Thanks
Can't believe nobody said it yet in reference to the background music: KERBAL SPACE PROGRAM!
Excellent video! Thank you
+Michelle Molash thanks
+Michelle Molash Thanks for the feedback :)
I love this channel. good stuff y'all
+drifter rob thanks. We love making them! Thanks for your support
+Jamie Seymour cheers from Dallas Texas! I hope to visit your beautiful country sometime.
+drifter rob Come and visit we would love to see you :)
Great video! Awesome channel
+Earfist thanks. We really appreciate the comments and support
Wait is Jamie Seymour not doing anymore videos?
+Quinn Nguyen Jamie isn't as young as he used to be and.... well. Ha only tricking. We were giving Jamie a well needed rest plus we wanted to showcase women in science and thought we would trial our resident mermaid. I'll send Jamie your love and promise he will be back soon.
awesome video keep them coming :)
+angusreid10 thanks!
Greeeeat content, please, don't stop!
+Luis Guilherme thanks. We are not planning on stopping any time soon with comments like this! Thanks
Once again a very good and interesting video, great work :D
Maybe some of the audio should be added in post production. But the raw sound does add a lot of authenticity.
+Jeppe Vendel thanks. Yes, thats what we were trying to achieve, but we may have taken it a "little" too far!
Great video! I had fun trying to guess which animal it was... Didn't know the answer, though ;p Keep up the great work!
+Tristan van der Linden thanks. Yes., we took on board the comments from past videos about not putting the ";answer" in the title. Glad you liked it
Awesome video!
+Matt Thornhill thanks heaps for the comments!
+Matt Thornhill Thanks for taking the time to give us some feedback :)
+The Nature of Science +Jamie Seymour anytime! You guys always make great quality videos :)
Reminds me of the sargassum fish I used to hunt for :)
+EddyGurge Love the Sargassum. It's on our hit list :)
+The Nature of Science That is so awesome! I love the diverse ecosystem that evolved around it. So many critters living in that floating mess of weed.
was really hard to understand her. next time do voice over. otherwise great video loved learning about this fish
+Malachi Drenthe yep, seems to be a common theme. Sorry all, we just wanted to try to get the point across that i) the videos are done in the field and by the scientists and not scripted and ii) we thought it would be cool to listen to people talking underwater. Obviously not :-(
+Jamie Seymour I thought the underwater talking was interesting for a short while, but then became distracting in the long run.
+BobClemintime thanks. We will take it on board
Excellent video :) This is the 2nd time I've seen this type of mask and I can't find it anywhere.It's not an AGA so..
could you tell me the brand ? thank you
I like the authentic feel of the mask-recorded audio but the inhalations were rather too sharp and unpleasant on the ears.
+TrueFireAnt What can we say, we tried and failed. Oh well we have learnt something. Next time, no underwater talking, thanks
+Jamie Seymour I'd like underwater talking in the future if you guys can figure out a way of softening the harsh sounds from the breathing.
Very cool vid! (Did you know that goosefish/monkfish livers are considered as the foie gras of the ocean in Japan? I've had it a couple of times. Rather creamy, imo. Don't know whether edible anglers are available in Oz, though.)
+SiKedek thanks. Umm, Im SO NOT BRINGING the topic of eating Tasselled anglers up. Our resident mermaid will kill me if I did!
+Jamie Seymour Ha.... rightly so. Jamie Seymour. Our resident mermaid has a very soft side for these fuzzy wuzzy little critters :)
How exciting! 😃 How long do those take to find, and how did you know where to look? We're there any other animals to watch out for there?
*were (that's my phone's fault)
+James Craver Well, lets see. It took me a fair few dives to see my first one, but the talented mermaid finds them when ever she goes looking pretty much. I think it has a lot to do with having the right search image (and a little bit of luck helps!) but also spending a lot of time in the water also helps
+James Craver Hi James, it's like anything once you know what to look for, you can find them. Sometimes they'll stay in the same area for a while and then will up and move and you have to play hide and seek all over again.
Even Darth Vader feels out of breath after watching this video. ;-)
+AericWinter yer, people don't seem to like it, but we tried. No more underwater talking by the sounds of things
+Jamie Seymour You know, I liked the video anyway. It's cool that you guys try new things. Some of them the audience likes more than others. But you should always try new ways. Isn't that the nature of science?
+AericWinter Took the words right out of my mouth! :-)
what do they eat right after they are born? they look to small to eat any other fish so do they eat plankton or just really small fish?
+Jake the Snake they eat small mysid shrimps as well as larval fish.
The difficult breathing made me anxious.
Fish that fish
Anything Humans have done Nature has done it first
wait a second..... The background music is the same from Kerbal Space Program!
+Stormagheddon Dark Lord of All :-)
I feel a great disturbance in the Force.
The voice thou
Loved the video, but it was very difficult to listen to! Might want to consider voice-over after the video shots are taken
+Ben786 thanks. Yep, we hear you (or maybe we don"t due to the underwater noise :-))
I agree with everyone else, a voiceover would be much better :)
+Turdtwig yep, we hear you, sorry :-(
+Jamie Seymour it's okay! The channel is still growing
+Turdtwig or even CC to read
Her breathing gave me anxiety :O
+deathcheze whoops. That was not the intention :-)
+deathcheze Little secret she was a little anxious herself with the full face mask as it kept leaking and it can be quite confronting. However she pulled it off like a pro. A proud moment for our team :)
A bit of underwater audio explaining and pointing out some things is ok and even gives the "feel" people are talking about in the comments, but most of it should be recorded separately because some noises get annoying.
In fact a lot of documentaries that have underwater parts have a few sentences recorded in the scuba masks.
Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated.
How many times did you say "Luke, I am your father" ?
Sheree can talk underwater..
r thay a real treat to eat?
definitely would've benefited from post-production voice-over
+computeralone69 hmmm. Seems to be a common comment. We will learn from it , thanks
+Jamie Seymour I think it's just the sharp breathing noises that bothered me, but nonetheless we all enjoy your videos!
don't pass out from lack of oxygen hahaha.
+Noob It seemed as though she was labouring at times breathing through the diveways mask, but we think she did a pretty good job considering it was her first time using it.
great video, we need more people with your kind of courage in this world. Thanks for replying!
wait is she your wife jamie?
This really would have been better with a voiceover. :P
Yep, we know. it was an experiment that didn't quite work. Will be redoing the voiceover
Interesting, but please don't do underwater audio again. You can comment it afterwards. Please. Thanks.
You good folks are based in the James Cook University, right? I'm actually a linguist (so my expertise is rather tangential to most of the content of this channel), but I just wanted to ask: have you run into either Bob Dixon or Sasha Aikhenvald yet? They are renowned linguists who have been based at JCU for about 10 years now, and have done a lot of research on languages of many Australian Aboriginal groups for quite some time. Have you ever thought of integrating what native populations know about (and how they classify) toxic/venemous animals within their locales (i.e., local knowledge) into your research of figuring and classifying the components of venoms? Just a thought off the top of my head.
+SiKedek hmmm Intertesting. Dont know them by name and a quick search of the JCU database doesnt turn up naything either. Any ideas?
+Jamie Seymour Sorry, I should've used their formal names to ease the search. Here's Alexandra ('Sasha') Aikhenvald's JCU profile: research.jcu.edu.au/portfolio/alexandra.aikhenvald - and Robert M. ('Bob') Dixon's: research.jcu.edu.au/portfolio/robert.dixon/
My advice would be to try to seek out Sasha first - she's very personable (AND knowledgeable) - I had the great honor of having her in the audience during one of my conference talks at UC Berkeley in 2006, and she had some great feedback for me during lunch. Bob's bit more of a hard-nosed, no-nonsense fellow.
it sounded like she was drowning a lot the water gurgle
+im a comment J the Mermaid is still alive!
Jamie Seymour i know wait wait DID YOU SAY MERMAID DUNH DUNH DUNHHHHHHHHH the plot thickens
+im a comment J :-)
You could have put commentary over the footage rather than have it all muffled and interrupted while you're diving. Cool idea but there just wasn't a need for live commentary on this one
You could do a voice-over just as easiuly and avoid the distracting sounds. Great video otherwise though :)
+Pokemons thnaks, love the support. Yep, seems people dint like the underwater talking, oh well.
This is treason, mate.
Who's the cute girl? she's new.
Thanks. That's Sheree, our resident mermaid and Aquatic Scientist. She's been with us from the start but usually stays behind the camera, writes, get's creative and generally bosses us around. Will make sure she gets your message.
+The Nature of Science Also ask her of she'd like to go for coffee hahaha. Thanks!
+Toki Wartooth Sorry to break it to you but she doesn't drink coffee :(
maybe just do a voice over next time. the audio is kind of weird.
*Sewwwwwwwwwwwwww*
Couldnt even understand her, should have just done voice over the video.
+TRL FrostBite Yep we get that, thanks for your feedback. Tried something new and clearly it didn't work . The masses have spoken. No more voice over in the water :)
+The Nature of Science The idea was cool though. I LOVE your animal videos! Id like to see more. You've grown alot more rapidly than other science/Biology channels.
+TRL FrostBite We can only try :) We're trying to do more videos, it's just a catch 22 as we all work full time jobs. Funding would help and its something we're working on. Interesting comment about the other channels. We actually feel a bit stagnant at the moment. Still working out the beast that is social media and how it works and how we can leverage it to show our videos. Reddit is a big one we're trying to get our heads around. It has huge potential but we're grappling with it. The more subscribers and views we get the greater chance we can attract some $'s. Stay tuned and thanks for your support :)
Awosme! Yes ad revenue helps. Also Hey, Id like to see more videos about Venoms and their workings. What hey do. Ill be sure to start picking up on showing people your channel. Also look at the other growing channels and get some ideas. Brave wilderness is topping right now.
The forced breathing underwater is causing me stress while watching the video. i feel a tightness in my chest. Please don't do it again. You could, instead, add the same information in post-production.
+deiutz Sorry to hear you feel that way and thanks for your feedback. Seems your not alone. We wont be trying in-water comms again anytime soon :)
The underwater narration is terrible
this videos its annoying
remove the sound of the oxygen