The Insane Biology of: The Seahorse
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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I was fascinated by seahorses when I was a child. I had no idea just how incredible seahorses really are, thank you.
I loved seahorses as a kid also!
me too! :3
i can't help it but whenever i see a seahorse my brain just goes "yeah that's fake. no way that exists in reality"
This is why I love this channel. A lot of videos I see say sea horses are in a horrible place but this video just showed me why they’re actually one of the most successful hunters in the sea
I'm genuinely curious, what bad things are attributed to them? Why the hate?
@@perpetuated they’re generally ranked at the bottom because of their movement speed. They only depend on wave currents to take them wherever they go. Due to this and not being able to swim they also get smacked around by a lot of fish. This video however gives me a perspective that the other videos never did - the perspective of the sea horses themselves. I figured because everyone ranks them bottom tier that they’d be horrible hunters. Boy was I wrong
@@XxDeathxX509no there is no rank lifes not a video game but your brain is very small
@@perpetuatednothing there dumb kids talking about video games crap
I would love to see a insane biology video on the vampire squid
yes!
Same
Same here yo
We don’t know enough about it for a full video like this.
@@justincraig398 i was wondering about that too
The seahorses are the sea version of the platypus.A bit of this adaptation and a bit of that to come up with such a intriguing species.
Seahorses always remind me of a comic from PoorlyDrawnLines where one seahorse says to the other: "I saw a land horse swimming once. And I was like 'who the f**k do you think you are?'"
Seahorses are an ancient breed.
Truly beautiful and I like how they look after their offspring.
They remind me of sticklebacks and darters, especially the pygmy pipehorse. They look mammal like and theyre seemingly smarter than many other fish.
Edit: They literally compared them to sticklebacks too!
I love this channel!! How many young kids will be inspired by REAL content creators like this?? The better side of social media 👍
🧡I'm not related to this, but PLEASE show this to your kids or friends who have kids, They will learn so much and may find a new calling in life!
Looking forward to watching this. Usually this channel makes high quality, informative vids.
Absolutely wonderful presentation. I was facinated by the information, content and visuals. Thank you.
Nature never fails to amaze. Wonderful visuals here…thank you.🖤🇨🇦
SUUUUCH a comprehensive video on Seahorses!!! These super bizarre earthlings REALLY deserve a highlight like this!! Really good work thank you!
I am consistently mesmerized by Nature. Fantastic work....keep'em coming!
Finally my favourite playlist of youtube uploads again.
This time the story of sea horse. Or the upright fish
Loved your video, it gives a lot of insight information that I've never heard of about the sea horses.
This channel could mad "the insane biology of the Magikarp" and make it look like one of the best Pokemon ever.
I love how insane is the nature a how you can highlights it with scientific facts.
13:14 did I hear that right? 300m/s? Isn't that beyond the speed of sound at surface level?
The speed of sound in air under typical conditions is about 343 meters per second, while the speed of sound in water is about 1,480 meters per second.
I also thought that sounds incorrect. Looks like it's the acceleration which is also more around 200 m/s². The max velocity is between 150 and 780 mm/s depending on the size of the copepod, larger ones are faster and can jump greater distances.
Still really interesting, looks like Copeods are more than 10 times as strong as any other animal relative to their body size.
("Unsteady motion: escape jumps in planktonic copepods, their kinematics and energetics", 2010)
@paul snor Yes, it's pretty crazy. The maximum acceleration I read about was for Temora turbinata with 351 m/s². You can check the paper "Calanoid copepod escape behavior in response to a visual predator" for research on this topic.
I have a buddy who is a scuba diver and he was attacked by a Seahorse. He lost both of his legs and 1 arm.
300m/s so that small creature copepod moves 1080km/h in water..? that's impressive.
Great video as always!
300m/hr
I love your narration and the way you present the information. Love it love it
Nothing would make me happier than to create a large aquarium and try to breed thousands of these amazing creatures to release into areas perfect for them. They're amazing and could use the help with such a miniscule mortality rate. They're gorgeous and amazing.
Letss goooo new Insane Biology videooo
This was a lovely story about Sea Horses... Adorable information. Thank you. 2022
there is on the bizarre animals channel by John Greene
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5:23 Don't you hate it when the baby/babies kick and move around lol.
Sea horses are sooo beautiful and unique~💞
Thank you for sharing this video~🤗
Love it! Very knowledgeable and the way how you got into details 👏. Thanks for it. I m a free diver and is a whole another world under the waves.
They are such beautiful creatures, I could watch them forever.
Another perfect illustration of the inspiration other lives make a better existence, seahorses and dragons just as much people.
I would love to see a Flamboyant Cuttlefish insane biology.
Superb video ! thank you producers, editors and cameras !! well done ! Excellent for education ...
These little creatures are absolutely beautiful and fascinating 😀
You should do video on
Copepods and how they're able to move "300 meters a second". 13:10 .
Awesome information, thank you so much ❤❤💯
Very good special, thanks. Nature and science are infinitely fascinating.
I love sea horses didnt know there were so many different colors my favorite one is the sea dragon. thank you
You neglected to mention the adorable 'snick' noise they make when they pull in their food.
Trumpet fish are also amazing. Would love to see more about the. Saw one once and dang it was big and freaked me out at first lol
Sea horses flick shotting as if life were a real first person shooter.
My grandpa said when he was a kid, they caught seahorses by the hundreds to feed their cats
14:48 bro looking like he’s finally being acknowledged for the first time! 😂
@ 5:52 gives a new to:
Implosion...
Thank you for the explanation
Alien Ovipositor? Good hunters 90% bad at protecting their young .05%.
Well, that's one of the horse in the sea. 😍
How marvelous. Praises be to God for His creation that we witnessed today.
Good job team for this story.
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I fricking love seahorses!
I love your videos soooo much, thank you!
You had me up to 25 million years ago. 😂😂😂
11:43. Using , and . to scroll through single frames you can see the bug eaten in literally 1 frame.
This looks like a job fooooor..... Super Slow Mo Guys!
I be waiting for these bruh. After the orca video I’m a fan forever
300 meters per second??? No way?? Was that a mistake? for the copepods
Yeah, it's actually mm/s
The speed of sound in air under typical conditions is about 343 meters per second, while the speed of sound in water is about 1,480 meters per second.
Amazing. I own seahorses as pets
13:13 holyshit! These micro stuff can go nearly as fast as the speed of sound?? Amazing!
7:31
Some entity knew about this. Testing it here on earth. We are only exploring this now, because we discovered it recently. We want to put it into use in robotics, in non-biological applications. The seahorse is born with this trait. They are also born with a tiny fin.
ET design, ET creation.
The ocean is a somewhat closed system, not insulated.
Now I need TierZoo to do an episode on seahorse min-maxing.
Marine Biologist: these are sea horses.. that one is a male.
Lab assistant: but it's giving birth.
Marine Biologist: er.. right.. the males give birth..
Lab assistant: .... ._.
Marine Biologist: "your fired..."
Only 64% capture rate? Sounds pretty high to me!
Anyone who knows anything, literally anything about marine biology knows that seahorses are so frail and horribly evolved that it’s a miracle they aren’t extinct.
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I don't understand the reasoning at 6:05
Why would the shift of pregnancy from females to males change the speed at which the species can reproduce? Wouldn't it simply shift the bottleneck from the number of available females to the number of available males for the same job? Is the m/f ratio skewed towards males?
I don't actually knows how it works, but I'm pretty sure that sperm cells are a low investment energywise and can be produced quickly. So as soon as the male pregnancy is over they can have a go at it again.
@@tamatebako_yt correct. Female seahorses are female because the produce the larger gamete, the egg, which contains more nutrients and resources for the fetus, and is more labor intensive gamete to produce.
SO beautiful and fascinating.
I hope you hit a million subs. You are so close.
So I’m confused. You started by saying sea horses have an over 90% success rate when hunting. Then later you say it’s 80% in heavy vegetation and less than half that in low vegetation. So given those two numbers I’m having trouble getting the math to 90%.
Try harder
Sick taking notes and questioning statements...
11:30 stealthiest predator
What if man bred the seahorse much like we have dogs? Longer digestive cycles? Maybe a stomach would grow? Larger sizes? Maybe a couple times bigger? What about bigger feed?... sardine? A wolf underwater....maybe.
Now i’m gonna think of sea horses as a “surrogate horse”.
lol the other day I was just thinking about how whacky these animals are
anyone here from jeff
"Sea horses, Forever!"
Wow. Seahorses are amazing. And amazing video. Well done!
the intro reminds me of corlys velaryon haha what a G
Seahorses are like evolution just took a left turn and went off to have some fun.
Can we get an insqane biology on the sword fish?
Fantastic episode!
Love your videos. Such a nice voice too 😊
Thanks!
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FABULOUS videography!
3:10 It's so sad then she drop one egg 😢
This video is great and all, but how do they taste?
Excellent!
Fascinating information even for those who don’t believe in evolution
Silly comparison, plus, 48 and 67%for a big pred is pretty damn good
Another fantastic video!
One of my daves. I love seahorses!
Matt Prime sent me to… keep an eye on things… /j subbed
Fascinating
I was just telling someone how cool sea horses are
i need @AVNJ to react to this video. for science.
Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up
Amazing.
seahorse be the min-max build of the ocean for the smol category
I didn't know that these things were predators. Sea horse is a dumb name for this species of animal.
🤩🤩🤩 finally ......😍😍
Loved it💫💫💫⭐🌟🌟
I am glad the narrative says that science 'believes'.
I had enough of the science is 'settled' over the last three years.......
Seahorses are my favorite sea animal
A lizard took a bath has an egg holster and a bad oviporuos co-parenting name
Imagine squeezing that pouch with your fingers when you were a kid
The insane biology of the giant squid
fascinating, I love seahorses like this :