LARGEST SEA CREATURES | ANIMATED Size Comparison (Sea Monsters)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- This @GojiCenter video brings in many of the largest forms of marine life that has ever existed! Join our junior expedition agent Syrian. E. Mannheim as he swims next to the largest and most terrifying sea monsters to ever swim the oceans! Make sure to watch all the way through to see if you spot our mystery sea monster! Let us know when you spot it! (All creatures listed below)
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Sea Monsters
1. Archelon
2. Megamouth shark
3. Xiphactinus
4. Great White Shark
5. Liopleurodon
6. Onchopristis
7. Basking Shark
8. Orca Whale
9. Dunkleosteus
10. Giant Orthocone
11. Helicoprion
12. Elasmosaurus
13. Bairds Beaked Whale
14. Whale Shark
15. Colossal Squid
16. Tylosaurus
17. Shonisaurus
18. Megalodon
19. Livyatan
20. Leedsichthys
21. Giant Mosasaur
22. Humpback Whale
23. Giant Squid
24. Sperm Whale
25. Bowhead Whale
26. Right Whale
27. Shastasaurus
28. Basilosaurus
29. Fin Whale
30. Blue Whale
31. Lion's Mane Jelly Fish
Special Thanks to Sirian E Mannheim for volunteering to be our very first deep-sea research expedition agent.
Credits:
Aliaksei Yukhnevich - Deliverance
WinterBearStudio - Breaking Sky
Colinroot - Blackout
By TuneTank
Guys... there is a clear difference between the words EXTINCT and EXTANT.. EXTANT means that it is still alive.
Ooooooo
You could have used the words living or alive, because the word extant isn't known that well by people in general.
@@RichardJanssen1000 that vernacular doesn't match the aesthetic :P.. look at it as an opportunity for people to learn a new word!
@@GojiCenter piss off. Who cares about learning a fancy new word
@@RichardJanssen1000 ikr
Whenever I see a video like this, I always find it interesting how the Blue Whale, despite still existing even today, is still larger than any prehistoric sea life we have discovered to this point.
We are living in the time of the largest creature to ever live on this planet.
There was one icthyosaur that rivaled it in size
Who really knows; maybe when the earth was younger there were fish the size of sky scrapers. It's hard to find remnants of fish because everything falls to the bottom of the sea or oceans.
There are contenders tho, there's an ichthyosaur that probably rivaled it weight wise and one plesiousaur that, by it's estimated size range. may have ended being longer if it lived long enough, but the blue whale is defnietly the most voluminous animal we have evidence of.
@@RichyArg it would be super cool if we could find evidence of something bigger that once lived.
The only other things that could compete the blue whale as biggest thing alive to date (that we know of) are not even animals.
Our biggest organisms are a forest of clone trees all coming from the same root system.
A siphonophore, which is just a colony of single celled organisms living and working as one.
But one has been found which is longer than thr blue whale, but not thicker, its just a super long noodle.
And thr biggest being a giant fungi network, all living off the same root system. .
i appreciate how you used the more accurate megalodon depiction rather than just upscaling a great white. they were C H U N K Y
Yep! Lol
@@beepboop2021 i minor in paleontology and we had a whole 2 hour lecture debate on what megalodon looked like. some people still believe that it’s still in the same family as the great white, but everyone in the paleontology community believes based on its body build that it’s in the otodontidae family. it also proves it out because the first ancestor of the great white helped drive the megalodon to extinction
How is anyone supposed to know that?
thicc
It actually caught me off gard ngl. Very nice indeed
I love the fact that prehistoric creatures are smaller than modern giant whales, squids and jellyfish. We have real giants alive today . That's amazing.
I have a sneaking suspicion the reason some extant species get so big is because a lot of the killer giants are extinct.
@Pee Pee it’s so sad that soft body animals just don’t fossilize. I’m so sad thinking of all the extinct animals we will never know about :((
aot sucks
@@jastinbieder8368
*H U H ?!!!!!?!?*
@@fart63 Yeah, it's so unfortunate.. we're missing out on TONS of information, cool ones too!
11:21 I love that there is a Godzilla swimming in the background at the end
It also appears at 3:56 to
noticed both
I saw booth
@@Frogboyaidan Why didn't you stop him?
am here to see if anybody noticed 👍👍
Alot of people don't take into consideration the width like imagine seeing these while diving like maybe u are thinking "damn that's a big fish" but just imagine going underwater and seeing a fish more than 25x your size
Its already scary seeing a underwater animal your size
And 2,000x your weight
But of course you know, that all the really huge animals in this video are dead or ... mammals?
@@simonetaubig5260 yeah if you're a scientist maybe but if you're a normal person then if it's underwater and it's got fins it's a bloody fish and everyone knows that
@@simonetaubig5260 Great White Shark?
My heart started beating a lot more when the blue whale appeared. The greatest animal ever discovered in the oceans is still extant today. That is so cool!
Blues are so incredibly amazing!!! 💖💖💖
Yeah they won't stay extant as long as the Chinese fishing industry ain't stopped. Those bastards are constantly breaking international endangered and near critical species laws. 😞
@@teuflhunden actually the one who still hunt whale is japan and some Nordic country
@@teuflhunden China hunts sharks and fish much more than whales. Norway and Japan do all the damage to whales. They all suck
Nah, sharks and squids are greater.
What people often don’t realize is that just because dinosaurs were really big, that doesn’t necessarily mean everything was bigger back in the day. Megafauna are not a relic of the past, they exist today and will likely exist into the future and may one day get even bigger.
These animals are so considerate, each pausing in frame for a photo op without over staying their welcome. Must have taken months of training. Kudos for the hard work.
@@GDCDGC yea, especially the carnivores
@@nsgarci8047 well they're technically all carnivores...
Especially the extinct creatures. Re-living for a quick picture, and swimming back to their watery grave with such manner
@@audrie.editss so kind 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Especially the Larger ones! They took time to care and not hit the Diver!
You know the shit was just getting real when the camera zoomed out at 3:51
and the huge tail of godzilla in the background !!
@@ERiCAA8829 I noticed that too
İyi söyledin kanka
Yeah, felt shivers when saw that.
@@ERiCAA8829 AYO WTF I DIDN’T EVEN CATCH THAT
Even though this is an animation, I still feel scared watching this 😂😂😭😭😭
Size comparison in weight
1. Blue whale 9:52 (165 tons)
2. Shastasaurus 8:53 (75 tons)
3. Fin whale 9:36 (50-70 tons)
4. Right whale 8:34 (70 tons)
5. Basilosaurus 9:11 (66 tons)
6. Bowhead whale 8:07 (60 tons)
7. Megalodon 5:45 (50 - 59 tons)
8. Sperm whale 7:47 (57 tons)
9. Livyatan Melvillei 6:09 (57 tons)
10. Humpack whale 7:05 (50 tons)
11. Leedsichthys 6:25 (45 tons)
12. Shonisaurus 5:24 (33 tons)
13. Giant Mosasaurus 6:45 (15 - 25 tons)
14. Whale shark 4:25 (20.5 tons)
15. Tylosaurus 5:05 (20 tons)
16. Baird's Beaked whale 4:08 (12.5 tons)
17. Orca whale 2:23 (6 tons)
18. Basking shark 2:05 (5.5 tons)
19. Dunkleosteus 2:48 (4 tons)
20. Helicoprion 3:33 (1 - 3 tons)
21. Archelon turtle 0:17 (2.45 tons)
22. Elasmosaurus 3:50 (2.2 tons)
23. Liopleurodon 1:28 (1.85 tons)
24. Onchopristis 1:47 (1.5 tons)
25. Megamouth shark 0:32 (1.3 tons)
26. Great white shark 01:05 (1.2 tons)
27. Giant orthocone 3:07 (1 ton)
28. Colossal squid 4:49 (550 kilograms)
29. Xiphactinus 0:51 (500 kilograms)
30. Giant squid 7:29 (400 kilograms)
31. Lion's mane jelly fish 10:11 (100 kilograms)
32. Brave human diver 00:01
Anyone knows the weight of the Brave diver
Um if I had to guess, probably in-between like 150-200 lbs. lol
1. Your mom
I do think the maximum(but even rare,those ones living in the waters of Antarctica, typically)weight of a Fin whale would be at those 75 tons,too..I'm just saying.. Otherwise, sure.Most certainly ✌️💎🌈😉🙃
Everybody gangsta until it says “Displaying: Giant Mosasaur. Status: Extant”
I had to look back for that
I guess basking sharks and Orcas are extant as well
@@92bagder well, yeah
There not gone yet
Check again. It says they are EXTINCT.
@@onemanarmy36 r/woooosh
Everyone gangsta until Megalodon is just half of the video.
?
@@cookiecola5852 uhhhhh are you ok?
Uhm? The Meg was outclassed size wise by a lot of the later predators, at least in length... lol.
Yes the megalodon sise 26 m
Oh please I kill Megs on Ark survival all the time, I'm used to seeing a huge shark
I love how you put Godzilla's intimidation sounds while the music plays.
Then they was godzilla in the background at 3:33
That felt like an oceanic journey to these giants. Great video!
Helicoprion: exists
Satan: I’d like to say im a huge fan
Why?
@@im3phirebird81 the thing has a saw mouth
That creature is not the prettiest i will say
Helicoprion, xiphactinus, dunkleosteus: exists
Satan: I’d like to say im a huge fan
It’s my favourite extinct animal
The diver has mastered to be so incredibly still he has become invisible to the sea monster's eye.
Lol true
@@flamingdino4972 watch Guardians of the Galaxy vol 2.
I understood that reference 😂
I'm proud of him for that
He is a ninja diver
I like that you included perennial Globster-creators the Basking Shark and Baird's Beaked Whale, and that Megalodon was more akin to speculative reconstructions than just Great White Squared.
I'm referring to depictions of the megalodon as "Great White Squared" from now on lmao
damn I wasn't expecting Megalodon to be such a U N I T of a shark, I thought he'd be just a scaled up great white and then the chunky boi enters
Megalodon was actually a completely different type of shark
Loving the accurate representation of megalodon as a completely different shark species and not just a massive great white
There related tho
@@ninjaking7256 no they’re completely different same species but different kind. Go google up bro!
4:43 I love how they included the sound effect of a Crabsquid from Subnautica lmaoo
Imagine if Subnautica leviathans actually existed at one point on Earth
Good to see I am not the only subnautica fan
Tought it was the Muto from dogzilla
Was searching for this comment
Didnt notice at 1st...
The livyatan melvillei is kinda scary and cool i am not gonna lie 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Funny, I always pictured ancient animals to be extremely big, but the biggest ones ,as far as we know, are still alive today, like the blue whale and the lion jellyfish.
Adding audible screams from the diver as each sea creature passing by became progressively larger would've been a nice touch.
I would’ve liked too see his heart rate go up when the megalodon appeared
Also I would like to see that every time some carnivore pass the diver, it bites a little bit of him.
It would be a nice touch. 🍖
Oh and then he pee himself a little 🚿🙋🏼♂️
Damn 🤣
😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
I volunteer as tribute
That's the bravest scuba diver ever
Dude its not real...its animated.
Come on whoosh me....I double dare ya.
One word:
Sarcasm??
@@diobrando1668 r/whoooosh
@@symbolitical4158 you took the bait
@@symbolitical4158 what is r/whoosh?
3:45 Godzilla’s dorsal plates in the background.
It's here too 11:25
Props to the diver for holding up stable status after going through all this.
3:40 I see Godzilla back there, you can’t hide from me!
Your right
I had to put it at 1080p
@@tonyamoen5458 Same
Protect the ones we have now before it’s too late.
If only we could have saved all the dinosaurs too.
99% of all species that lived on earth are extinct... It is part of nature. It will happen to us as well. All things have an end.
@@TheBerryChocolate maybe we can we beat the odds. we're gifted with intelligence
@@TheBerryChocolate Well... most extinctions have been caused by humans.
@@coolkid7377 we may have intelligence but selfishness and greed will overcome that, and it will result in humanities extinction.
11:12 u forgot the blue whale!
Really love how Godzilla is just there in the background, towering all of them.
"Detecting multiple leviathan-class lifeforms in the region. Are you certain whatever you are doing is worth it?"
No, back to base :D
Perfect. :-)
* Panik in dubstep *
*What did you say?*
Happened to me when I just wanted some copper
Fun Fact: The Whale Shark is the largest species of fish alive today.
Fun fact: The blue whale is the largest mammal species still alive today.
Fish?
@@MayfeatherWC Yes, the whale shark is a fish.
@@terrain7879 Nah bro.
@@terrain7879 Nvm sorry, checked it.
9:20 Basilosaurus. We meet again.
Land animals
After watch this
Land safe
Water not safe
everybody gangsta till godzilla swims up from the hollow earth
Around 3:39 Godzilla's back plates and tail are visible in the background but you have turn your brightness all the way up
@@coneshadeproductions4130 I see lol
@@coneshadeproductions4130 Easter egg
@@coneshadeproductions4130 thx
3:43 that little gozdilla effect... amazing bro
And godzilla was in the background too
@@Multifandomfreak17 yeah :D
2:06 shark pog turutututu tutututut
I love the way blue whale just moves gently and won't pause for a moment like others because we don't need an explanation, it would be the greatest ever.
Thanks for this video..Super and interesting video.
@@kelian9671 Second
Hah
Bbr wild who will win the fight carnage ( marvel ) or livyatan melvillei and why?
Yes only that the biggest squid ever found was 13 meters long and in the vid there is a giant squid what is 18 meters long so big fat lie
@@kelian9671 they are a comment bot
03:39-04:10 Godzilla in the background. That's awesome
Godzillas sound yes
@@abobanger9054 and body, its dark and hard to see but it is there. (Backplates)
@@abobanger9054 you can also see the tail too
lol i see now, it's hard to notice tho 😬
the tail is much easier to see
This is exactly why I stay out of the water. Nooo thank you. 😆
Awesome video!!! I respect your opinion on this :) I got my list/opinion from largest to smallest :)
List:
1. Liviathan
2. Blue Whale
3. Gret Whale
4. Fin Whale
5. Bowhead Whale
6. Sperm Whale
7. Megalodon
8. Mosasaurus
9. Prognathodon
10. Tylosaurus
11. Pliosaurus
12. Styxosaurus
13. Archelon
14. Kronosaurus
15. Colossal Squid
16. Liopleurodon
17. Elasmosaurus
18. Attenborosaurus
19. Whale Shark
20. Basking Shark
21. Helicoprion
22. Orca Whale
23. Dunkleosteus
24. Great White Shark
25. Beluga Whale
26. Giant Squid
27. Halisaurus
28. Xiphactinus
29. Megamouth Shark
30. Cryptoclidus
31. Ophthalmosaurus
32. Great Hammerhead Shark
33. Tiger Shark
34. Lemon Shark
35. Nurse Shark
36. Bull Shark
37. Kimmerosaurus
38. Platypterygius
39. Leatherback Sea Turtle
40. Goblin Shark
41. Mako Shark
42. Plesiosaurus
43. Ichthyosaurus
44. Narwhal
45. Sand Shark
Huh... this isn't based on opinion...? Those are scientific measurements, some of them are outdated now, but still, scientific...
I like the little Easter Egg with Godzilla in the background. Nice touch.
3:37 and other parts as well.
As a father to a curious kid, I can only Thank You so very much for this video!
Glad you and your child enjoyed it!
Just for the music you clearly deserve a "like" ! It's so awesome !
Extant: Default
Extinct: Mods
Imao
That’s a good way to describe your animals XD
*Shows blue whale as the largest animal in the ocean*
Me: imagine he puts Godzilla in last place as the largest sea monster? Lmao
😂😂😂
Yeah, but they were only showing existing creatures instead
It's strange that the video has nothing to do with the Monsterverse. It's meant to be Goji Center....
@Khaleel Morris he exists all right..... in a Legendary Pictures film franchise! XD XD XD
If you look at 11:24 you can see his shadow on the water!
Megalodon,Livyathan Melvillei,And Mosasaur Was The best :)
Blue Whale was like, “I don’t have much time, gotta go”
The quality is awesome.I hope to find more video about battle ship
*PRIDE OF A NATION, THE KING OF THE SEA*
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2:23 Orca is my Favourite Sea Creature 😍
Yeah it's look so beautiful in black and white colour 🖤⚪
Me too and they are soooooo cute and the noises
they are cute but actually they hunts everything that lives in water they even play with the the creature they are hunting and when I said playing means torture it good thing they don't see us as a food source 👀
They majestic and they mad disrespectful lol
@@insomniezombie4210 yeah it's actually killer whales because majestic
Great video! I was a little disappointed that the longest animals, like Praya Dubia (130 feet), bootlace worms (180 feet), and spiral siphonophores (possibly up to 390 feet) were not included, but I understand that they aren't exactly the most exciting animals for a video like this.
Bootlace worm, yes.. siphonophores are colonial organisms so they don’t really count
Some of them are not a single animal, they are colonial siphonophores, so, they kinda don't count.
Conservative estimates, much more appealing than the overblown sizes we often see in comparison videos. Thanks for posting.
Im actually proud and happy we have some of the bigger giants still living. I can actually plan and say I can go see them. Amzing video and music.
Not-so-fun fact: The "some of the bigger giants STILL living" statement is not accurate to say b/c the only reason why we have the bigger animals today, such as the blue whale, is b/c the majority of large predators went extinct. The world and especially the ocean were much dangerous in the past than they are today
The blue whale and the other whale species were not alive during the time of say, the Megalodon or Livyatan etc... b/c it was near impossible for them to exist/evolve w/o getting chomped on.
@@JLRB__ I don't got your point, Megaladons and Livytans were simply bigger than all other creatures, obviously the whales ane other creatures would not grow as they were at a disadvantage
@@JLRB__ Basically the reverse also happened, large predators like Megalodons only existed at some point because the other animals were smaller than them
@@CelVini large predators like Megalodon could also pray on animals bigger than them
Nice EVO 9
Leviathan Spermwhale are maybe my favorite prehistoric sea monsters
Those guys are creepy man. But there still cool
@Khaleel Morris yeah
@Khaleel Morris blue whales are largest known animals overall for both extant and extinct
Sperm whales are still alive and not prehistoric
@@randompersonnotalienbecaus5161 he is talking about livyathan, which is related to modern sperm whales
MOSASAUR: "Fear me, ocean creatures! For I am king of the waters, and all that lives beneath the seas is my bi-"
BLUE WHALE: "Language . . ."
Is this to scale? IIRC a human's average height is 1.6 - 1.7m. Some of the creatures earlier reach into 7m yet seemed too tiny in comparison to the diver.
I agree, if you were to stack (horizontally) 3 divers it would only be about 18 feet yet some of these creatures are supposed to be 40 feet and could not accommodate 7 to 8 diver lengths.
I'm sure it's not, but this music sounds like it's from Ark: Survival evolved
I saw godzilla!
I saw SCP-3000
@@Fransiska_234 i saw 169
Ikr
@@BurntBalls it frickin big g
Blue Whale: I’m the largest creature alive today and ever.
Giant Jelly Fish: I’m the longest creature alive and ever.
Bloop: Hold my beer...
Megalodon: wow, im the king
Blue whale: wow, so cute
Blue whale is largest creature that is acceptable ,but megalodon is the most powerful sea creature ,and it has powerful bite force than all animals in earth
Portuguese Man o War: hold my freaking tank
@@sjc0889 Portuguese Man O' War gets disqualified for not being a single animal.
I love the turtle part
SAVE THE TURTLES
3:21 Helicoprion - The Carpenter of Sharks
Anyone else notice Godzilla in the background, barely visible as a shadow in the blue? All I saw was his tail and nearly missed it, had to rewind and watch again to fully see him. Cool lil detail, man!!
I'm glad someone drew a different depiction of megalodon. Megalodon wasn't just a larger version of great white sharks.
....so glad the little guy is oK , I was quite worried about him a few times !!
Goji center this video was amazing I like that it is a little different than your other videos
Legend has it that he is still swimming with the creatures...
The Basking Shark looks so friendly, here. 😂
Basking Sharks ARE friendly though.
They eats small things such as planktons so yes they're friendly.
Shonisaurus: appears
My mind: *B I G P E N G U I N*
That megalodon looks so chubby and cute :3
That's actually a better reconstruction of megalodon than I was expecting usually people play up the great white shark shape but you guys nailed the stout jaws
He did however use very conservative estimates for its size. The most recent study placed it at 20 meters long with a 3 meter margin of error.
@@The_Story_Of_Us 20 Meters is still far above any Megalodon range, that's like saying humans are 3 meters tall with a 50 centimeters margin of error.
@@manchungus3486 No it’s not. We know how tall humans are, we don’t know how big Megalodon was. A recent study as I said estimated a 20 meter length with like a 3 meter margin of error.
@@The_Story_Of_UsAiden Martin explored the shark gills, in the end he said that shark could reach maximum 15 meter(50-52ft) that make 20 meter isn’t a formally recognised size, and the whale shark are not have anything related to sharks and he filtering plankton that why we can rarely see a whale shark reaching to 60-65 ft, so about Megalodon, he reached maximum 15.3 meter with weight 40 tons, that make him a third place the biggest fishes in the world
6:08 This Is Terrifiying
Even the name 😵
Eren Titan
Livyatan also known for
Moby pp
That was sick putting Goji in the background in the shadows
Megalodon is my favorite thanks for showing it!!!!!
"Admiral! There be WHALES here!" -Scotty
2:50
What a cheerful smile.
These sea creatures patiently lining up for their turn! Impressive!
I like how the blue whale was like "My turn now? Can I come in? No? Yes? Okay, hiiii"
An accurate Meg! Amazing
The meg is not acurrate
@@victorgerardopenajasso6542 More accurate than most
@@piranhainatank2895 ir should be larger
@@victorgerardopenajasso6542 It’s estimated to be , but it’s size here isn’t necessarily inaccurate. It’s proportions is what I meant thoigh
@@victorgerardopenajasso6542 stops exaggerated the meg.
Godzilla be like: "Am i a joke to you?"
He's in the video. Just lurking in the background from time to time.
Godzilla at 3:40
Props to the scuba diver who went thru all this just for a clean video
Funny how they all briefly stop next to the diver as though they're saying "I'm ready for my close up, Mr DeMille "🤣😆
I was late because I was playing Minecraft but this is sooo cool
Two hours honestly isn't late......
I've arrived at UA-cam videos 10 years late
@@velocipastor676 Oh yeah? I arrived at a video made in 2009 in October of this year I’m four parallel universes ahead of you.
@@Drheims l've watched films from the 1920s, your move!
@@velocipastor676 Dang it I’ve lost.
gotta love that accurate depiction of megalodon not being an oversized white shark, but rather a blunt-nosed, big tail finned bulky shark.
It’s supposed to catch whales and considering whales go near the surface when breaching it should have a body appropriate for attacking from below which means it must have speed and most definitely had the same color as GW shark so technically it should’ve looked like the great white when it first came on the scene. However as the whales started to die out around the last ice age (15,000 years ago) I’d assume they’d actually would’ve A- gotten thinner from a less substantial diet before going extinct or B- got smaller and fatter to deal with cold and migrate with whales so the less weight it needed to carry would’ve helped it. That being said a rendition of the Megaladon is probably out there though smaller it might be feeding on attic whales
crazy how millions of years and the shape and form hasnt changed dramatically at all, jsut tells you how adaptable form they were evolved to be from early on
8:04 my favorite whale
The Blue Whale actually covers the whole screen 😂
It doesnt there's bigger stuff than it Like a Mosasaurus who can eat 2 of them at the same time
@@matthewrojas5776 No. Just no. You believe movies and games a bit too much, I'm guessing.
@@matthewrojas5776
Actually, researchers believe that blue whales might be the biggest creatures to have ever existed on earth
@@highadmiraljt5853 we still don't know we only covered most of the surface and a little the deep so there might be a bigger fish
I hope someday a submersible captures footage of a Sperm whale and giant 🦑 fighting in the dark chasms. 🤩🤩
people dont realize enough how lucky we are that blue whales dont like meat
Blue whale is lucky it didn't go down that path
There wouldn't have been enough food to support it
the monsters in my mind of what could possibly be in the water are far more terrifying than anything in this video. i thought i noticed a giant tail in the shadows earlier in the video. the shadowy silhouette of Godzilla's back fins sold it for me. nice touch.
03:38 Godzilla slowly creepin in in the background
Couldn't see em
@@TheWererapter92 it's so dark that can't see Godzilla he's in the dark
@@TheWererapter92 you can see his body moving near the bottom of the screen
5:41 there it is the legendary apex predator.
@TheNetherKing Of everything bloop was just a falling glacier it's not real
@TheNetherKing Of everything Actually, the Bloop was a glacier collapsing not an animal. If it was we would've found out about its existence by now.
@@yellowkindasusvotehim572 you really don’t get the joke....they’re joking because it’s an “apex predator” for killing a bunch of stuff- y’all idiots
@@Angiesunshine13
Well it's a shit joke that almost nobody would get without explanation.
@@bro-be3bd I’m sure if you thought about the definition of “apex predator” you would get it, but carry on
Meg in movies:bigger version of great white shark
Meg in accurate form:pill meg
Right whale : extant
Left whale : extinct
Lets not just thank the diver, lets also thank the cameraman :)
6:47
Giant Mosasaurus: *existed*
Jurassic World: must be *B I G G E R*
Mosasaurus is bigger in Jurassic World because it have a Blue Whale DNA
@@Jogyot3260
Source?
@@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078 it is actually can be seen on the movie but remain untalked..... well.... she is bigger than she is on 2015 on 2018 (the event of Fallen Kingdom)
@@Jogyot3260
Where is the clear proof for blue whale DNA?
@@graustreifbrombeerkralle1078 the sound that she make and blue-ish hue over her body but other than Blue Whale DNA..... I believe that she also posses neither Great White or Catfish DNA due to her seemingly endless growth (both of this creature size is depend on how lot they eat as I observe)
awesome video, loved seeing all the extinct animals included too
I like some of the subnautica sound effects!
at 04:42 I like how you use the crabsquid noises from subnautica for the colossal squid, and then again at 07:31 for the giant squid XD clever
Those Crabsquid noises freak me the fuck out when im 400+m deep in the deep grand reef 😭🤣
They be fucking terrifying
@@user-pj6ul6cn8h Lost river in its entirety is nightmare fuel
@@Trigger__Happy the lost river is so pretty tho. I love to speculate about the Gargantuan Leviathan
I knew I recognized that sound from somewhere