@FTT_Flasher _YT lol what? Sea songes are no where close to mushroom. Maybe they have a common name relating to Mushrooms but that would be a misnomer. For eg. Silver Fish is not a Fish but arthopod.
When I was a child I dreamed of having a job that involved exploring the sea. Now I'm an adult and dream of a day when student debt and bills don't haunt me.
@@i-am-nothing-yet-i-am-ever5695 they lack nervous system but they respond by pinacocyte, a special type of sensory cells which are specialized to difference between consciousness and unconsciousness. They do feel pain but sponges have high power of regeneration.
@@toni929ann kinda but they are put in kingdom animalia because they lack chlorophyll and catch their own food and also they are hermaphrodite animals i.e, they release both sperms and eggs. They also known as blind branch of evolution cause not a single animals shows relation with sponges but they resembles much with colony of bacteria.
"8 seconds of a guy throwing a sponge on the floor." That's how they knock all the sand and stuff out of the sponge's cavities, so yeah, that's part of cleaning it; but it did look kind of funny, now that I think about it.
Magnificent piece of work, great effort to find the old footage to include, you deserve millions of thumbs up. The Turtle was so cute using the "hands" to eat. Another Masterpiece.
Hey I am from India preparing for my medical entrance (NEET) and this gave me what information I was searching about sponges in a very interesting way. Thankyou and Keep it up......
Watching this video is very educational about the sponges. Love how Jonathan as narrator is very enthusiastic which adds more excitement in watching. It is soothing and it brings calmness.
I want to Thank you for expressing your loving grace for those sponges that deserves our loving attendance. Each reef system had a chance to feel important with your caring examples. Thank you for giving the sensible possiblity of external influence charm from around thier sensitive timings.
Yay! New episode! I find it very enjoyable and relaxing to watch Blue World in the evening when I am winding down for the night. Glad to see more, I was disappointed when I got to the end of the vids list a while ago. Love this show!
they are "technically animals" because they technically are their own type of organism. They are plants or animals OR fungi although we try to act like we can classify it as such because it "fits mostly with" this or that.
+Jose Suarez Squidward is a centhalopod, or a squid, now how bout some expiremental squirrel with a bhreathing suit that is trapped in the dome with a bush and nuts
Can we not EVER glamorize affecting and selling our ANCIENT cohabitants? I understand the science and its amazing but it's time we teach respect of life, in its entirety, through these awesome videos.
Great educational footage showing importance of spongesin entire ecosystem. They work as natural filters cleanig water. There are fascinating fresh water species too.
Hello! I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your video! I’ve had a very weird obsession with sponges since I started learning about them in my marine biology class so thank you for making a video about them! I just wanted to point out that you were saying male and female sponges in your video but sponges carry both sperm and eggs, making them hermaphroditic reproducers. Thanks again for the video!
Yes, you are right, but at the time they spawn, a sponge can only perform one role. So one sponge cannot produce sperm and eggs at the same time. Hence, they perform a male role or a female role. The next time they spawn, they can change roles.
This is a true story that happens to me all the time: My Friends: Hey dude, whats your favorite thing to watch on youtube? Me: It's this guy name Jonathan Bird- My Friends: Who's that? Me: He explains the biology on animals and dives with them. I recommend you watch him, hes really funny. My Friends: WOW YOUR SUCH A NERD! True story.
JJ Burg A super cool knowledgable ocean nerd!!! Just remember that in life, nerds are the ones that go the furthest and make the most difference in the world!
When read from the textbook it just felt nothing...After watching this video i just loved and this so fascinating and magical. Thanks a lot for this informative and well presented video!!!!!
4:25 That huge Barrel Sponge is probably a lot older than any of us! According to wiki, "the largest (giant barrel) sponges on Conch Reef, about the size of an oil barrel, were estimated to be about 130 years old. The largest individual for which a photograph was available (now dead) was estimated to be 2300 years old."
Sir u do narration better than anyone in this field... amazing... I must say u definitely live a colorful, exciting, adventurous and peaceful life..god bless u so that through ur adventures we can also enjoy and experience beautiful ocean life...all the best
Heck, yes! They are interesting. There are actually many big and carnivorous ones, sea snails are so much more interesting than the boring land snails we're used to seeing.
Love from Taiwan This video is awesome, amazing, and wonderful. I really want to show my sincere gratitude for you. Thanks for adding the subtitles, really helpful. I think a lot people in Asia being afraid of getting close to sea is because we don't know sea. Ignorance causes fear, I guess. So your video is super good and important. Thanks again!
Interesting video. I’ve got a lot of sponges in my tank and wanted to know more. Some grow fast. Some gore really slow. Interesting animals though. They give a glimmer of beauty to the tank. Glad we have synthetic ones now. Sponges are beautiful to see when diving.
Sponges are animals, Venus flytraps are plants, mushrooms are even something totally separately,... nature is so confusingly fascinating!
Mushrooms are fungus
@FTT_Flasher _YT sry but Mushrooms belong to Basidiomycetes Class of Fungi.
@FTT_Flasher _YT lol what? Sea songes are no where close to mushroom. Maybe they have a common name relating to Mushrooms but that would be a misnomer. For eg. Silver Fish is not a Fish but arthopod.
King of herb-Ganoderma lucidem the mushroom
Yes they are non-chordate animals
That's actually pretty magical. Kinda hilarious how cool and complex a simple sponge is.
I'm so glad we make sponges artificially now, after seeing how they were being treated.
Bro humans are eating plants. we have to do something for plants .
But they can feel nothing.. they are not sentients but did you know that animals you eat are treated worse than this..you should be a vegan then
@@rutikghuguskar bro.. humans are eating animals we have to do soemthing for animals..
@@saveearth7907 PLANTS LIVES MATTERS
@@brobroman425 yeah . And animals doesn't.
When I was a child I dreamed of having a job that involved exploring the sea. Now I'm an adult and dream of a day when student debt and bills don't haunt me.
lol
:´-( very beautyfull !!!!
souperman72 hey as far as we know we only get one shot at life. Follow your dreams man
souperman72 same
Aw you still have a chance!
6:27 does this remind anyone of when SpongeBob had bad breath?
I’m ugly and I’m proud!
Yeshhhhh
Once there was an ugly barnacle he was so ugly that everyone died. The end.
Same
the pumping dye moments were so amazing, looked like almost like greatly done CGI, magical.
You just made biology so much fun to study ❤️
I’m not sure if sponges feel anything, but I still felt sad when I saw all those sponges die to become scrubbing utensils..
Ha.
Ha.
@@i-am-nothing-yet-i-am-ever5695 they lack nervous system but they respond by pinacocyte, a special type of sensory cells which are specialized to difference between consciousness and unconsciousness.
They do feel pain but sponges have high power of regeneration.
@@shrutisinha7007 like plants?
@@toni929ann kinda but they are put in kingdom animalia because they lack chlorophyll and catch their own food and also they are hermaphrodite animals i.e, they release both sperms and eggs. They also known as blind branch of evolution cause not a single animals shows relation with sponges but they resembles much with colony of bacteria.
1:42 "Immediately the crew sets to cleaning the sponges"
- 8 seconds of a guy throwing a sponge on the floor. lol
Josh Bodhi'Sattva I actually felt bad in that part becuse of sponge bob. But it is hilarious!
"8 seconds of a guy throwing a sponge on the floor."
That's how they knock all the sand and stuff out of the sponge's cavities, so yeah, that's part of cleaning it; but it did look kind of funny, now that I think about it.
It looked like he was really bored and was contemplating life
Magnificent piece of work, great effort to find the old footage to include, you deserve millions of thumbs up. The Turtle was so cute using the "hands" to eat. Another Masterpiece.
thats how i clean a normal sponge. just smack it around
So, not only is it one of the most beautiful channels on the ocean, it's also one of the most informative. Thank you Jonathan! You rock!
and I thought this was going to be a bit dull to watch, that looked fantastic.
+Jayme Capurso Thanks for watching!! Science is awesome!
we're did the dye go
Johnathan
+Michael Grant it probably dissipated into the water and became so diluted you wouldn't see it.
0mn0m8w31rdc4ndy ok😸
+Jayme Capurso it was really fantasic
We get it squarepants, you vape
underrated comment
LMAO
LFMAO is a group of cool music. like if u like it !!!!
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Hey I am from India preparing for my medical entrance (NEET) and this gave me what information I was searching about sponges in a very interesting way. Thankyou and
Keep it up......
thank you for having these up for free in full. these are fantastic! i wish it showed on my local tv channels. love it
I like these kind of beings, they seem so pieceful and quiet, i relax watching them.
You have inspired me to be a marine biologist when I grow up
اتكلمو عربي مفهمت
+سعيد المري ال مره this is an English video
Emily Rose I want to rescue hurt. Sea life
But we might not have a sea when we grow up
Keep up your labour and w
One day you will
Spongebob actually belongs in the sea! :D
He just casually and not-at-all-ominously ended it with: "These creatures will outlive every single one of you :D"
this made me want to watch Spongebob
me too!
Imagine spongebob being harvested like that...OH THE HUMANITY!
Lol
Same!
Watching this video is very educational about the sponges. Love how Jonathan as narrator is very enthusiastic which adds more excitement in watching. It is soothing and it brings calmness.
Glad you enjoyed it!
does dis mean spongebob eats planktons?
+jayjay duque Yep!
dis makes my childhood worsen and makes adulthood and brain more smarter
Hey sion
sup
and sea stars also eats Sponges soo...
What!? So you mean to tell me that sponges don't actually live in pineapples, under the sea?
They do if we believe hard enough
+Griffer Doodle xD
If you have, imagination! Then yes, they do.
you talking about SpongeBob SquarePants 😅
Lucy Smith supper
I want to Thank you for expressing your loving grace for those sponges that deserves our loving attendance.
Each reef system had a chance to feel important with your caring examples.
Thank you for giving the sensible possiblity of external influence charm from around thier sensitive timings.
This guy's got the right amount of energy for sponges. Thanks man
Yay! New episode! I find it very enjoyable and relaxing to watch Blue World in the evening when I am winding down for the night. Glad to see more, I was disappointed when I got to the end of the vids list a while ago. Love this show!
Never fear! Many more coming!!
sponges were probably among the very first animals to evolve. You can see they're somewhat similar to fungi, but they are technically animals.
thx for stating info we already know
They are like a step-ahead unghi on evolutionary line.
they are "technically animals" because they technically are their own type of organism. They are plants or animals OR fungi although we try to act like we can classify it as such because it "fits mostly with" this or that.
@@thecraftinfluffy149 u are from which country????
@@Mohit-ou4yb I am from Jaipur
The sponges are mesmerizing!!! :) beautiful :)
The music of sponge spread the coloration so amazing
Hi Zane. I am "Zimmy" the composer. So glad you like my music! It was fun writing it! Keep watching Blue World!
the history of sponges! thanks Jonathan! 💕
What a fare beauty.... Loved it ....
This is one of the best documentaries I've seen, I re-watch it every year or so for those beautiful shots.
The sponges are so simplistically fascinating!
Amazing shoot and background music and voice is awesome
Mind fresh.......is mind fresha
Very beautiful.......by sitting at home we came to know so much about sponges
SpongeBob comments aside was anyone else digging that guitar soundtrack during the sponge processing?
Very surf rock
God's creation is beautiful ❤️. Thanks Sir for the video.
*Spongebob is shaking*
Omg, thank you for the like
I cannot believe the wealth of information that these videos produce. I have sent them to all my grandchildren. I just love love them.
Glad to hear it!!!
Never felt so excited about sponges before!
wow! amazing sponge!
Aw you're awesome! I love sponges. They were my favourite animal when I was little :D
Ich sehe den fröhlichen und lustigen Jonathan sehr gerne - fit und gesund 👍🍀🥳
Your videos are so fun, interesting, and factual. Thank you for all of the wonderful underwater footage! I wish I was a mermaid. haha :)
Exactly exactly and exactly i love his videos are the best!!!
an interesting wish
People support no sense things please support these types of channels. This type of people deserve your support and love you sir 🙌♥️
I didn't know sponges could be so..... Interesting.,
Wow! Cool Video. Quite Brilliant...
I would laugh if you found a sponge that loitered near a sunken pineapple!
What about if it was also next to a crab and a pink seastar
yo bro
+The exe Virus Let's not forget an octopus. ;)
+Jose Suarez Squidward is a centhalopod, or a squid, now how bout some expiremental squirrel with a bhreathing suit that is trapped in the dome with a bush and nuts
Blake Blast :O Genius...!
Wow!! This is an interesting video!! Thanks😊
The dye part is so cool!
That sponge harvesting video was pretty cool.
This video lacks pineapples.
Lol
Rocks and Starfishes too...
LOL
lol
Awesome video thanks for share...i
really cool experiment in the video, didn't realise they pumped water so fast!!
such a beautiful video entertaining , knowledgeable,educational,intresting!!!kepp it up excellent work
Thank you so much 😀
That dye is an amazing colour.
What an awesome video!!!!! Great Job Jonathan!!!!!!
Thanks!!
Thank you really!!! Provided much more insight about Porifera than my books ever had!!!!!
Jonathan have you know a sea sponge are invertebrates animal????
Jonathan have you know a sea sponge are invertebrates animal????
Jonathan have you know a sea sponge are invertebrates animal????
They look magicalll!!!
I love this show. I only started watching this and I have learnt so much, Jonathan bird is amazing
It amaze me how diverse life is in this planet alone...An alien world out there with life will be mind blowing.
Can we not EVER glamorize affecting and selling our ANCIENT cohabitants? I understand the science and its amazing but it's time we teach respect of life, in its entirety, through these awesome videos.
Your underwater photography is so awesome...This video was fascinating and I learned a lot!
Learned something new today. Always thought it was a plant. God’s beauty is truly amazing
This footage is amazing
That is so cool! Awesome video!
Your intro is the best one I've ever seen
Great educational footage showing importance of spongesin entire ecosystem. They work as natural filters cleanig water. There are fascinating fresh water species too.
That got dark towards the end there lmao "Humans can't hope to outlive the mighty and prolific sea sponge!0
Hello! I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed your video! I’ve had a very weird obsession with sponges since I started learning about them in my marine biology class so thank you for making a video about them! I just wanted to point out that you were saying male and female sponges in your video but sponges carry both sperm and eggs, making them hermaphroditic reproducers. Thanks again for the video!
Yes, you are right, but at the time they spawn, a sponge can only perform one role. So one sponge cannot produce sperm and eggs at the same time. Hence, they perform a male role or a female role. The next time they spawn, they can change roles.
@@BlueWorldTV like hydra , right?
This is a true story that happens to me all the time:
My Friends: Hey dude, whats your favorite thing to watch on youtube?
Me: It's this guy name Jonathan Bird-
My Friends: Who's that?
Me: He explains the biology on animals and dives with them. I recommend you watch him, hes really funny.
My Friends: WOW YOUR SUCH A NERD!
True story.
JJ Burg A super cool knowledgable ocean nerd!!! Just remember that in life, nerds are the ones that go the furthest and make the most difference in the world!
I need to see my friends reactions after I tell them that im watching sponge porn right now.
darren newell LOL
Jason Burg i can relate to that,my freinds even call me gay just because i watch this stuff
Awesome Eliam hahahah same o get wacked like a fucing dog by my mom for watching this
Sponges are so interesting :) great vid
When read from the textbook it just felt nothing...After watching this video i just loved and this so fascinating and magical. Thanks a lot for this informative and well presented video!!!!!
Sometimes a picture is worth a thousands words. And sometimes a video is even better.
The thing with the dye is so freaking cool. Looks almost magical
Its nice to see where Sponge Bob came from!
I like the variety of sponges and that trick you did with the dye!
@tee bee The character Sponge bob from Nickelodeon.
I was joking about him while watching a video about real sponges.
@tee bee oh!
Ok!
Well there are plenty of videos of him out now!
The method you use is absolutely amazing and appreciating
when that smoke out came from that demosponge, plus that background music, it looked as if a spirit was comming out of a pot
Awesome omgggggggggg nature is the best thing in the world
Now sponge doesn't even sound like a word.
Bro, I was literally about to comment that , then I saw your comment x)
We are being taught about phylum porifera in class. I'm so glad I found this video. This so interesting and I learned so much. Thanks!!
Glad it was helpful!
4:25 That huge Barrel Sponge is probably a lot older than any of us!
According to wiki, "the largest (giant barrel) sponges on Conch Reef, about the size of an oil barrel, were estimated to be about 130 years old. The largest individual for which a photograph was available (now dead) was estimated to be 2300 years old."
0:30 - 0:46 ❤❤ que hermoso vídeo!! 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍😘😘
Sir u do narration better than anyone in this field... amazing... I must say u definitely live a colorful, exciting, adventurous and peaceful life..god bless u so that through ur adventures we can also enjoy and experience beautiful ocean life...all the best
World is full of amazing creatures !
🐠🐠🐠🐠🐟🐟🐟🐟🌿🍀🌾🌵🌴
Who is watching this for homework?
Me
Me
Me
Me!
Me
Thank you for the instrumental surf rock in the background, what a nice touch!
This video is outstanding! Thank you so much! We are studying the classes of invertebrates and this was perfect! : )
Such an amazing demonstration with fluorescin
Amazing, I love this episode! May I suggest for the next episode : Sea snails!
Heck, yes! They are interesting. There are actually many big and carnivorous ones, sea snails are so much more interesting than the boring land snails we're used to seeing.
first Spongebob then Gary?! EPIC
CakeyBakey_05 lol
@@iwilleatyourmother U MUST BE AN AMAZING PERSON!!! XD
It looks magical
Wow. I really didn't expect to like this, but this was an amazing vid. Thanks Johnathan!
amazing exploring under water like a heaven very beautiful.
Love from Taiwan
This video is awesome, amazing, and wonderful. I really want to show my sincere gratitude for you. Thanks for adding the subtitles, really helpful. I think a lot people in Asia being afraid of getting close to sea is because we don't know sea. Ignorance causes fear, I guess. So your video is super good and important. Thanks again!
I love sharks you love scuba diving and I watch every one of your videos.
Interesting video. I’ve got a lot of sponges in my tank and wanted to know more. Some grow fast. Some gore really slow. Interesting animals though. They give a glimmer of beauty to the tank. Glad we have synthetic ones now. Sponges are beautiful to see when diving.
I'm so excited to see sponges in your video ....
Keep it up 😇
wow so awesom great video
RIP spongebob 😂 nice vid!
this is like magic
This is one of your best videos. But you forgot something. Some animals hide in sponges. Like giant crabs would hide in giant sponges.
Beautiful shots in intro - swimming among all kinds of fish including astronauts (0:33)
If I had that dye I would never leave the water and sponges are really awesome.