The weird world of seahorses and pipefish
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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In our first episode of this new series of Wild Oceans, cameraman Bart Lukasik takes us into the weird world of seahorses and pipefish. Watch as he employs artificial light to bring out the colours of the ornate ghost pipefish and see how different species mimic seaweed and corals.
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UA-cam needs more seahorse documentary videos
I know right????
I love these ocean videos :D
Glad you're enjoying them!
As am I. I get so excited when I see a new ocean video in my feed. Thank you for the chance to see and learn about these beautiful habitats!
How on Earth don't you have more likes? More views? I was wishing the video never ended the whole time.
because sadly, most people are looking for "monster shark vs killer croc"
😍🤡🥺🤧🥴🥴🥺👹🤡😙morning was a great time
Awesome personal touch to these videos, the commentary and feeling involved and evoked are totally paired. Thank you. For the time it took to make this and create the audio and basically sharing it.
This is the First one of your videos I have watched ,Boy am I getting a Ornet Ghost Pipefish 😂 ,These are so interesting ,You have made my day by showing me the Wonders of Sea Life Great Commentry btw
This channel has some of the most interesting footage I have seen.
Thanks, Jake!
I love these little guys, amazing creatures. 😊
I could watch them for hours.🧐🤭 A beutiful moment of serenity in a gracy world...
Excellent photografy, thank you. 🙏
Thank you for sharing film of these magical looking creatures!
Did you know Male Seahorses carries the Eggs. :) I Love Seahorse's. Fixing to color some.
great commentary!
Nice vid,I enjoyed it:) Thanks for the upload Earth Touch
Nedunuri RamaKrishna uh V4A
there are also freshwater sygnatidae (needlefish) / pipfish.
Dun dun dduuuunnnnnnn. That's how u should of ended the video.
shout out to the hermit crab that got no credit int his video 😂
Those pipefish are amazeing
😋😯💖
Awesome footage and commentary.
very coll had never seen the ornate ones we have 2 seahorses & a dragon faced pipe fish in our tank
Sooo Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Very beautiful 🤩
Good Morning Victor
Great video
Those last 2 little fish are just ridiculous, what in the hell, specially the green one. Straight up looks like a leaf that's seperated from its plant.
Glory to our Wonderful Holy Mighty God and Creator 🙏🙌❤ WOW!
WOW!!!!!
Beautiful
Hey very good video! I saw a brownish-yellow pipefish swimming close to shore in vancouver it was my first time seeing them, I literally freaked out i thought it was gonna bite me because it was following me hahaha but since i didn't know they're name i just called them a lorse :) i called them that because it had a long body and it looked like a seahorse :) ***this might be a very stupid question, but are pipefish harmless?*** yep very stupid, but its my first time seeing them, still cool and cute creatures :)
Just like listening to a National Geographic old school style
I was only now wondering if they were chameleon like
Amazing share here ! 5 thumbs up
Thats so beautiful
Guesses flounder
Beautiful and so interesting
amazing creatures
pipefish. evolution at its finest.
I love your voice
I think this is your best video yet!
Amazing!
Great Video i
what is the name of the orange stem plant with the white/lilac color that the seahorse is holding onto?
+LagiNaLangAko23 tagalog PO kayo?
Wow!
lovvvvveeee it!!!
What's the species?
Which species exactly, Ethan?
Sorry, the seahorse at the start
Ethan Russell Hi Ethan, just to confirm, are you talking about the brief shot at 00:03, or the sequence that starts at 00:08? We are just checking with our crew here to confirm the ID for you.
The footage looks like it's from the same area so they may just be variations within the species. BUt yes the sequence that starts at 00:08 , thanks!
Ethan Russell Having mulled this one over a bit, we think this is a sea pony (Hippocampus fuscus). It can be difficult to identify seahorses down to species level.