Underwater astonishments | David Gallo
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- www.ted.com David Gallo shows jaw-dropping footage of amazing sea creatures, including a color-shifting cuttlefish, a perfectly camouflaged octopus, and a Times Square's worth of neon light displays from fish who live in the blackest depths of the ocean.
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The sequence at 4:22 of the octopus pattern matching with the algae has to be the most amazing footage of sea life ever captured on film. Simply breathtaking!
that was positively amazing.
240p we meet again.
Expl0rati0n Well, it's from 2008, you know. 240p was cutting edge back then xD
Old joke... But I like it :3
1080p has been around since the late 90s tho
dsbm _______ yeah but not in internet videos
I think we can agree Micheal Jordan of camo
Now he’s gone and so am I😂
What a legend
1 Subscriber with 100 Vids CHALLENGE ! what's it mean?
James corden it means he’s leaving
So good I didn't even care that it was a 240p video
Plot twist: that guy was actually a cuttlefish.
+Sean Maher no he wasn't. this guy came to my door once and I said "what do you want?" and he said, "sir I'm sorry to bother you but I'm lost and stranded, and need to get home and need bus fare" so I said "well how much do you need" and he said about tree fiddy ($3.50) then I realized he was a incrustation from the paleolithic era and I said "GET OUT OF HERE YOU DAMN LOCHNESS MONSTAH, YOU NOT GETTIN MY TREE FIDDAY"
Maybe he's octodad...
+letthebutthurtbegin "Dammit woman! No wonder he keeps comin' back if you keep givin' him tree fiddy. I told you, don't be givin' no tree fiddy to no Loch Ness monsters!"
He's actually zoidberg
You
Now hes gone and so am I
Theo Mize what's it mean?
I come back to this video every two or three years. Blows my mind.
This needs waaaayyyy more views.
Me: on the home page.
UA-cam algorithm: Shepard tone illusion.
5:20 "Now he's gone and so am I" I like this David Gallo guy, he's a good wit to him
5:13 They're clapping at an octopus, hahaha~
But yeah, it was amazing!
Absolutely fascinating! I wonder if it would be possible to upload this video again now that it's 9 years later, in HD format so we can all see the details more clearly?
That really was amazing, it understands how to analyze the object and match it in a seemingly perfect way. Colour, light, texture? Crazy.
This is like visiting another planet! Wow
cuttlefish? more like
*CTHULUFISH*
"These salt-soaked caverns are teeming with pellagic nightmares! They must be flushed out!"
I have been lucky enough to observe and interact with octopi whilst diving on many occasions,they never cease to amaze me and if time allows I will sometimes spend half an hour with one if I encounter a playful one, but I never persevere if the animal appears in any way perturbed.The first time one of them reached out a tentacle to touch my hand and give it a tug blew my mind. Please don't eat them if you can help it.
I'm totally with you. These are my most favorite animals in the ocean. I'm envious that you were able to play with one. While I love the ocean I get a little nervous in the water. I equate eating these animals to eating a dog.
Man, I often ONLY LISTEN to ted talks, while I'm working on art projects, but I HAD to stop AND LOOK AT THIS ONE! I could HEAR what this guy was describing and I couldn't even concentrate on what I was doing! I thought: "Whoa! I gotta see this!" I hear the word "OCTOPUS" and I'm all ears AND eyes! Probably the most incredible and intelligent creature on our planet! Just mind boggling!!
has this video got UA-cam's highest like to dislike ratio??? thats incredible!
+KipperBill OMG! I was taken here by that too!
+KipperBill Despite the 240p.
+KipperBill Now that you said that people's going to start disliking it :) Not saying I did but...
+flames1000000 same
I have never admired an octopus this much in my life.
Nature, space and the human body are, in my opinion, the three most mind blowing things.
Anyone else’s mom make you watch Ted talks it’s not too bad just aggravating at times
it is amazing that those creatures know how to blend in knowing that human eyes can't notice it.
And on top of that, he was funny, charismatic, gave a good speech and to top it off, it's just polite to applaud regardless :D
LOL positively amazing ... how many times did he say those words ;-))
Thanks, Michael!
I luv how then man gets a standing ovation but to me... It looks like that octopus did all the work
this is why i love the sea! and all the creatures that live in it
this guy talks like he's trying to sell something on a 30 minute infomercial for nature
Most TED videos are 18 minutes long, but this one is only 6 minutes and the first TED video that's so amazing that I had to literally applaud!
I was so amazed I stood up and aplauded
That octopus at the end is a Jedi master!
the cuttlefish has been my favorite animal for years.
David was actually at my school in my oceanography class for a presentation!
TED's tagline should be: "Things worth watching". You can't go wrong with a TED video.
he isn't gone! he's right there!!!
I tried to blend into my surroundings right now at work, like that octopus. Epic fail.
shut peepee head
Epic fail is such an archaic term
Ted talks should be a tv channel
Its funny how most people going to these conventions just sit and listen and pretend they are super smart people, they clap and the speaker moves on. Show them cool pics regardless if they learned anything and you get a standing ovation
I had to watch ted talks for an assignment, I couldn't stop watching them even after I was done.
Guy: *comes close to octopus*
Octopus: Ight, ima head out
FYI for the people who doesnt know what the water in water is, it is when large mass of salt and fresh water are combined the salt water is denser so it falls below the fresh water
HOLY CRAP! Nature never fails to surprise me :)
108 people came here after searching for "most poplar video with no dislikes" just so they could dislike it...
108 people hit the wrong button actually
Ha haaaaa haa
Obvious Cabbage I like this very much :)
Obvious Cabbage 257 now
Also, Real Science produces more entertaining results than anything that Hollywood could possibly hope to.
Wow. That octopus at the end was just amazing
Thanks IrishBSBoy for sending me something that was a pure pleasure to watch. Crusading is good, but so is replenishing the soul with beauty now and then.
Great vid, 5*s, thanks for posting, TED.
That was the coolest thing i have ever seen! It is amazing how an octapus can not only change color, but texture also
Amazing stuff. With all of our technology we still cant even approach what that octupus could do.
This is why I want to study oceanography and biology. So amazing!
Ooh the ones that are neon colors are trippy. I love cuttlefish too, they're awesome :P
flying turkey lmao, smart and humorful
Thanks BMW
I love this so much.
Very interesting sea creatures.
Its fantastic.
Simply breathtaking.
Now I know why the octopus is considered the master of stealth
I can imagine all kinds of neat (and dirty) stuff to do with that sort of camouflage.
4:05 words of zen. In present tense, "The Octopus's speed never exceeds the speed of Waves & Sunlight." Puttin' that on facebook.
I can't believe I hadn't seen this yet. Marvelous stuff.
240p got me really nostalgic!
ended clip was beast
its amazing i could watch this all day wish there were more
Best ted talk ever.
this dude just took the credit for the octopus awesomeness! leaving on an borrowed high note.
All of nature is a work of genius....
Octopi would make amazing artists
i wish i could do that so i would be disguised as a textbook in social studies
the awkward moment when you are the only 3 in the crowd standing up
that octopus got some skills!!
Woah, that car at the end was just amazing!
These are the kinds of things we are destroying with oil spills. We don't even know how bad it is.
4:08
Grampa is overwhelmed with fascination
That octupus was awesome!I wish I could blend into my surrundings like that! :D
I liked because of the "Flying Turkey" part xD
I love you NATURE, I Love You
That octopus just blew my mind! WOW.
THAT OCTOPUS IS A SPY!!!
I feel like I'll turn around and see one of these floating through the air.
Good question.
My guess is that they need those qualities in the ocean much more than it is important on land, for a variety of reasons.
Octopuses - The Chuck Norris of the sea
Positively amazing !
This reminds me of 'The Abyss,' ten points to anyone who's seen the movie!
lovely video showcasing a variety of animals and their camouflaging techniques.
reasons I don't swim in the ocean... :D
I think what it meant was the patterns of light that the waves make as they reflect off of the ocean floor
There are brine pools under the ocean where the salt concentration in that water is extremely high. So, it sinks and if there is a change in elevation, it can produce a waterfall of super salty water.
Re-watching it after 7 Years
If I was swimming next to some Algae then all of a sudden it turned into a octopus, I would piss my swimsuit and probably faint. LOL.
full of awe
Now for underwater oceans!!!
WOW!!!! AMAZING!!! Thank you for sharing!
I love TED. So imformative yet so fascinating.
Am I the only one not in a playlist?
i love ted.
why is the camera under water better than the one recording him
Fantastic speaker.
WTF! that octopus at the end blew my freaking mind!
octopi don't se the colours. they feel them along with the textures. that's why they're so damn good at hiding.
that Ted guy is really knowledgeable
Cephalopods have the intelligence of a human child, apparently. Makes you think twice before eating them, I couldn't bring myself to knowing that they're that intelligent. But their innate ability to blend in is astounding!
and large ones get boiled alive in Korean restaurants...
that octopus just blue my mind