This Shark is A Lie
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Sharks and other deep sea animals are often misrepresented in photos and film. I thought of a few more examples: hagfish, cookiecutter sharks, and blobfish. Can you think of any more?
Specimen use made possible by the University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
Once I learned about the blobfish, that photo never failed to make me sad. That's a horrific image when you think about it.
The poor blobfisheven looked sad:(
basically, the fish died from the bends, that horrific thing that happens to deep sea divers if they ascend too fast. It is supposed to be terribly painful. So yeah, it makes me sad too. Unfortunately, there are a lot of people who do awful things for social media clicks.
@@LizardDoesStuff its dead
@@Sharonmxg made in abyss be like
Ever watched made in abyss?
i remember reading a book about deep sea creatures when i was like 8 and how ugly the hagfish was stuck with me. cookie cutter sharks were in it too and their teeth were all messed up in the pictures. i think i would have liked to know that these things weren’t actually that scary, but just horribly mutilated or disfigured from the pressure differences
Right! Imagine how messed up we & other terrestrial animals bodies would look down there!
I also read a book about deep sea creatures during maybe kindergarten but the photos were amazing and some of them were like Chinese dragon 🐉 in the legend. And it made me like to dive into the sea and find out the real world myself.
So it’s really important to choose suitable content for kids.
Though what makes me interested in cookie cutters aren't their looks, but how it gets its name
The thing is... their teeth really do look like that, they're just normally on the inside of their mouths.
Yea!!! Learning about their disfigurement really puts me at ease
Tbh that alien analogy was on point
It'd be good for Love/Death/Robots
especially the "lmao" part... ayy...
Lmao.
To be fair thats not even close to what would happen if you were suddenly in space with no spacesuit. Then again hes an expert on the oceans, not on space so thats understandable. Completely different fields.
It’s weird, it’s almost the exact same analogy I always use! Ig there aren’t many good analogies for it, though
Finally somebody with a audience talking about #blobfishjustice
Fr #blobfishjustice
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I love blob fish #TheyAreYummy
@@Moai_Godwuttt!?
Yes #blobfishjustice
i like to think he doesn’t change gloves or recorded the talking and the touching the specimens at different times so i crack up when he touches his mouth 🤣🤣
Your way to think isn't funny, it's just disgusting...
I mean, it's probably very sterile, if there's bacteria then the specimens would've probably decomposed.
yummy yummy juice of death! FILL ME WITH SUSTENANCE YOU WATERY SOULS OF THE DEMMED!
@@Ting003 sorry to be "that guy", but
Damned*
At least, I think it is.
I'd like to think he's bald under his hat
"This is a cookie cutter shark: 'YAAAH'" Jesus christ, that was hilarious
Ekhem YAAAH
They're really out here turning normal fish into fantasy monsters. Didn't realize how common this was. Misinformation does seem problematic when using an altered real creature as an example as opposed to a clearly fictional piece of art. Thanks for reminding me to take these sorts of photos with a grain of salt, especially if I haven't done any research!
You have a very feminine writing style
Seems like a total non issue tbh, some people will look for any excuse to get worked up.
I like cookie cutter sharks because of the story of them accidentally interfering in the Cold War. They used to stick to submarine radars and cause anomalies and they were only discovered when a Russian sub surfaced with one still attached.
Aliens don't use Facebook, they use Myspace!
That would explain why we still haven’t made contact
Underrated comment
My feeling is that nature is so cool regardless so there's no reason to alter it to get people interested. Your own content being an example of that. Plus what makes science exciting is that it's literally understanding information as accurately as possible which this goes against. That being said when you do know that an animal has been altered it's fascinating to hear about and I really enjoyed this video.
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It’s funny with the blobfish thing is that I always knew that they didn’t look like that in their natural environment. However the one thing I never knew was how they actually looked when swimming and how different that is from the images a lot of people have seen. It’s even crazier because I’ve seen blob fish in undersea showcase videos but didn’t know it was a blobfish at the time
The pressure issue is very interesting, I did a simple 7 meter dive, and it was enough for me to feel pain in my left ear for 3 days
i cant dive more than a few foot without getting sore eyes.
2.2M and i get bubbles out my left eye :)
stupid sinus cavities and whats the other one? "eustachian tubes" .
That's a centroscymnus owstonii, a kind of dogfish of the family somniosidae (the same of the greenland shark). This shark is commonly known as rough-skin dogfish
I've also seen some experts say it might be a Kitefin Shark (Dalatias licha). What are some characteristics that make you think rough-skinned dogfish?
@@OddAnimalSpecimens Usually the Dalatias licha has a more rounded snout pointing downward and the eyes are positioned close to the nostrils, its jaws resemble the ones of a greenland shark and also the "flat" shape of its head makes me think of the rough-skin dogfish or another species closely related to. Also the upper teeth seem to be larger than the lower teeth and in the Dalatidae sharks the lower teeth are way bigger and sharper than the upper ones (for example cookiecutters)
That's a goblin shark my dudes.
@@bladuilolarius524 I could see the comparison at first glance (it was my first thought as well), however goblin sharks have much longer and harrow snouts plus thier teeth are further apart from each other and are narrow and long.
@@bladuilolarius524 the goblin shark is from another order (lamniformes), this one is a squaliformes
Cookiecutter shark in photos: 😬
Cookiecutter shark in real: 🙂
This was insightful, it didnt occur to me that deep sea creatures might "decompress"
even at around 90 feet if you bring them up too fast they'll die, it's nuts how quickly pressure builds underwater
A good demonstration is by putting a football on a body of water where it will float, push it down a meter or two and the pressure from that depth alone will compress the air inside that it will become dense enough to sink.
i knew they would, yet i was still unprepared at how "normal" they end up looking in their natural environment 🤯
the "This is a cookie cutter shark, Yaaaaaa~ " moment, killed me, great representation, love it.
Also, even knowing about blobfish decompression I've never looked up what they actually look like and surelly didn't expect that, now i'm more curious, going to search more info on them.
Happens to goblin sharks too to an extreme degree 😭. The fact that it only looks 'scary' when catching prey and yet its been put in the cultural consciousness to the point various game models even represent them all constantly clamping their jaws. So jarring when goblins are actually veryyy cute pinnochio dorks most of the time.
Yeah. I love goblin sharks, they get too much of a bad rep. It's like taking a photo of someone contorting their face to eat a big hamburger and saying that's the default face of all human beings.
Apreciated an educatiobal video about being skeptical of the apearence of aledged deep sea creatures specialy outside theyre main environment
him: *literally talking about sharks*
Also him: *”yaaah”*
i never knew about decompression causing deformation (specifically the blobfish example), really insightful!
I would guess that the shark that this video is about is a young goblin shark. As far as I know they are not born with the long noses that we are used to seeing in them, but they grow proportionatly longer with age. So that would be my guess.
Edit: ( I have edited some grammatical errors) When fishermen catch deep sea fish that are that far down in the water it is usually with nets and not fishing rods as far as I know at least.
I thought the same thing. I figured it was a juvenile since older goblin sharks have a more pronounced and pointy "snout'
lantern shark
it's a cookie cutter shark
Let’s be honest, NO photo of a dead fish is an honest representation of its true appearance. They simply don’t look like that underwater. So no, it’s not honest but if people would just understand that ONE thing, they’d be less likely to be sucked in.
I'm curious about how oarfish that's found living in 3280 feet / 1000 meter deep could be found near the surface without any massive disfigurement of form.
Not all fish are created equal. Quiet simple as that. The Antarctic Toothfish for example that is fished for as a delicacy at greater depth´s (about 4-6000 feet) than the Blobfish (2-4000 feet) does not swell up that extreamly and mostly looks like it does under water.
The Oarfish swims up to surface levels during night iirc and down again. Sperm whales for example can also dive down to around 2000 ft hunting for food and they do not get deformed. The reason Blobfish turns to a blob is because it lives its entire life in the deep so its body never evolved to handle the change in preassure at surface level.
@@Crucial_End oh this makes a lot of sense.
Thanks
Theoretically any fish could swim up to the surface or down to the depths and be completely fine, but fishing pulls them up too quickly so their bodies don't have time to adjust to the pressure difference. Mammals on the other hand can't go too deep into the ocean because they don't breathe water, so their internal organs will always be at a different pressure than the environment, which can be deadly deep down.
@@tau-5794 oh so it's more about the time given to adapt. So given enough time to acclimate in each pressure may let them to maintain body shape.
I think the hagfish specifically has the ability to do that. It’s not like breaking any bones, but it’s also not normal. The shark part is hard because thats like 2-3 species with the same mouth issue
i think sharks do it too when they bite
@@wormball good point sir
THE COOKIE CUTTER SHARK IS SO CUTE IM CRYING
Blob fish
Blobfish went through a Made In Abyss ascension transformation. Gah dayum.
The way I think about it is this: if the animal is already not alive (whether from pressure difference or stress or some other factor), then the severity of these alterations on a moral scale (1 being the worst) is something like a 4. Like yeah, you probably shouldn't be doing it, but it's not the end of the world.
Bro Aliens don't use Facebook. They use Spacebook.
nice comment but why is youtube putting the least popular comments on the very top now- and then the popular ones straight after. ig its to get those people some potential attention? but its just a weird out of nowhere change
True though 😂
I wish you also mentioned the Goblin Shark, all the popular images of it are of their jaws dislocated/fully extended and it completely ruins their reputation, they look fairly cute when not... like that.
ancient comment but that's not really comparable to what this video was about, since (at least to my knowledge, i guess i could always be wrong lol) that's something goblin sharks just...do on their own. it's just a unique and interesting feature they naturally have, it isn't any different than showing a cobra with its hood open or a cuttlefish changing colors. i don't see how it "ruins their reputation" when they are indeed just like that, even if it isn't all the time. if someone thinks they should all die or something because they're a lil ugly sometimes that's just a skill issue tbh
absolutely love your stuff, you make learning new stuff so entertaining :]
Thanks Bento!
I use that "imagine if you were pulled up into space" analogy with my marine science campers all the time when talking about blobfish
Even he was far off on what would happen you would suffocate and freeze to death
This channel is so special. Don't ever change.
The goblin shark also has this happen a lot
The frickin "Yaa 👁👄👁💅" gets me every damn time😭
The clip Is at 3:31
This would be a fun concept for a book or a movie or something though. Aliens or some sort of deep sea advanced life forms capturing human specimens, but they don't understand that the humans are in the worst conditions for their bodies, so they end up grotesquely disfigured and all the aliens' knowledge of humans is totally misguided. They could have artwork or something of human cities, but everyone is bloated and their eyes are bulging out of their heads and stuff
First time I thought it might be a goblin shark but now I’m not sure.
I found your channel recommended last night. Very cool
Thanks!
You are right about the upper jaw being wrecked, but the upper teeth seem to show it is a species of Centrophorus
As an avid runescape player, catching anglerfish is very important. They overheal the user.
good content I did not realize pressure changes can change the fish.
When I first saw this photo, I was thinking it was a dumb gulper shark
It might be a dumb gulper shark because they have similar eyes and mouths
Idk I might be wrong
Love that you play M:tG
I’ve got a house full of nerd kids and they LOVE guessing skulls with you. Fantastic work!
I thought it was a goblin shark. Do you have any of those?
Nothing unethical about fishing deep as hell and 2000’ isn’t unheard of with down riggers. I have small down riggers on my boat and they go to 1200”, more if I attach longer wire, which I have plenty of room on the spool for.
3:31 got me dead; I wasn't expecting that "Yaaaaaah".
This video was a lot sadder than I thought it would be
In the thumbnail I thought straight away, that’s a cookie cutter shark.
damm
Blob fish got that Made in Abyss treatment
I love a good debunk on the daftness of videos and images on the internet. Thank you 👍🏻
This video was what taught me about the truth of blobfish and it makes me really sad :(((
Aliens don't just say "LMAO", they say "aaayyy LMAO"
I did research for 30 minutes and found that it is a Spiny dog fish (thanks to my 20 page book for 2 year olds)
It honest looks like two mollusks of some kind were taken and shoved in the animal, one in the eye socket, one in the mouth.
I would like to correct the assumption you made on the length of fishing lines. Depending on what you fish, 2133 feet is not suspicious at all. To be honest, its actually quiet conservative considering that australien fishers going after fish like the Antarctic Toothfish use longlines that go down to between 3937 feet (1200 meters) and 5905 feet (1800 meters) of depth. Please don´t put out assumptions you made without reasearch yourself.
Now I’m no scientist, but that does kind of look like a goblin shark
The first time I saw this shark I was like that's a goblin shark
The picture looks like it could be a goblin shatk that has possibly been altered
"Yeaw"
-Odd Animal Specimens, 2022
actually blobfishes are very, very famous this day that almost everybody now know blobfishes look different under deep sea.
This give me a sense of how some older video games used actually photos of mutilated humans as monsters.
I already had utmost respect for you and your work, but now you drop MTG and im in awe.
The blobfish has such a poor fate, not only is its disfigured dead body what most people think it looks like, but it’s also what they’re named after
I think we should start making toys of healthy live blobfish instead of that slimy squashed corpse
And I still haven't got the answer I wanted, is that a goblin shark or not
No. Goblin sharks look completely different, they have very long rostrum
Those Cookie Cutter sharks went down in legend for chewing holes in subs.
I recommend "Made in Abyss" if anyone is interested in seeing what would happen to a person if they were in the position of that blobfish
I saw the thumbnail and went "what did they do to that cookie cutter shark?"
I thought it was a goblin shark but ok this makes more sense too ig 💀
I freaking loved the video, those random funny way to explain things actually was hilarious. U earned a sub😂❤.
Oh btw i just woke up and watched your video, you made my day.
The blobfish just reminds me of Mitty from made in abyss
That’s a disturbingly accurate comparison
The story behind Mitty and Nanachi is disturbing. Mitty's mouth ..... 😢🤢🤮
I came down the comments to see if anyone thought of it too, because it made me realize that the horrible transformation they go through in the 6th layer is based on this !
That fish is straight up a nightmare fuel
At first glance it looked like a goblin shark
crazy about the little 'yaaa!'
I love his "YYYYAAAAAAAAwwwww~~~"
I know i only seen this now, but MAN your setup really suits the theme, so awesome :3
“This is a cookie cutter shark. YAAHH”
I think it is a cookie cutter shark because it looks very similar to it.
Seems like it could be disfigured. I at first thought it was a goblin shark but they look drastically different. The only similarity is the mouth, which could be the disfigured part of it. Or I suppose it could be a younger age of a goblin shark
The way u said "yahh" made me laugh but ur videos made me learn
i mean i'd eat an anglerfish if i had the opportunity. it just....hasn't ever come up
"Spacebook". Now we know what's really going on with alien abductions.
3:30 I was watching seriously until here💀💀💀 u didn't have to make that sound but thank you I had a good laugh😂
The thumbnail of the “shark” looks like a hybrid between a lantern shark and a goblin shark lol
this is like when a species is introduced into a new environment it can potentially find its own place in the food web and not do any damage or even help it a little but most likely it will be come invasive and do more harm than good
Can we see your deep sea animal collection cause I love animals and I watch your videos to update my animal facts so I can become a zoologist after graduating from high school
Sure thing! I'll pull some more out in future videos
@@OddAnimalSpecimens thank you so much
New fear unlocked
That shark probably is a mutated version of Lanternshark.
I think there is a difference in showing the inflated blobfish as a speciment and the exposed teeth of the cookie cutter shark.
It's not its neutral position, but it does look like that when it bites.
I wouldn't think that exposing a mandrill with its fangs exposed could be considered decivious
The alive blobfish shocked me, I had NO idea they are supposed to be black. Or even look like a normal fish.
Those inverted hagfish pics made me literally gag and retch
I shouldn’t have watched this while eating.
That's a blob fish that lives in the midnight zone were it is dark warm and you can see weird sea creatures that you haven't seen before like the vampire squid, spider squid, spider crab,angler fish goblin shark , sharks and more weird stuff
fishermen fish the deep sea because of food animals that can live there such as halibut and roughies :) the fisherman was likely looking for those or other deep sea food fishes and caught this fella as bycatch!
The lantern shark in the second picture looks cranky 💀
I hate how cursed that image is. I love it
I already knew because it has the mouth of a gobiln shark,eye of a cookie cutter shark,and the body of a lantern shark
i think that's a dogfish. also, hagfish invert their jaws when they bite; kinda like how the bobbit worm inverts its jaw into a bear trap, the hagfish inverts its jaw into a cheese grater. also also, i think cookie cutters need to tilt their heads upwards [keeping the lower jaw stationary] to charge into their prey item, then when the lower jaw pierces and latches on, the shark pivots around that point to huck out a chunk of fleshy flesh
The cookie cutter shark could be called the picket fence shark.
I thought by the nose and mouth of the shark it was a small goblin shark
The shark is a lie.
(The cake is a lie intensifies)
The alien be like LMAO💀
I think there should definitely be disclaimers on photos like that so people know that isn't what the creature normally looks like, but I think it's similar to taking a picture of a dissected animal and posting it. I think the real problem is that these are more obscure animals so people see them cut open and think that's just normal but if you did the same to a squirrel or a frog or something anybody could tell that you took its insides out and would understand that it has just been modified so you can view the guts easier.