Submarine Diving with Giant Deep-Sea Sharks (Bigger on Average than Great Whites)
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Full AMA with scientists and sub pilot: bit.ly/amaasharks
Hundreds of meters below the surface lurks a predator older than the dinosaurs and bigger on average than the great white. This is the story of a group of scientists who came together to achieve the unthinkable: tagging the cryptic bluntnose sixgill #shark in its natural environment using a submarine.
This is a product of One Big Wave, produced by #OceanX in partnership with the Moore Charitable Foundation and the Bloomberg Philanthropies Vibrant Oceans Initiative.
Research by the Cape Eleuthera Institute and Florida State University Coastal & Marine Lab.
#sharksinthedeep
Director, Producer & Editor: Janssen Powers
Additional Camera: Andy Mann, Julien Jarry
Executive Producer: Mark Dalio
Additional Edits: Taj Howe
Post Supervisor: Gabe Tanenhaus
Social Producer: Erika Jarvis
Director of Photography: Janssen Powers
Audio: Julien Jarry
Audio Mix: Max Sound Recording
Color Correction: Running Man Post
Production Associate: Patrick Hopkins
So awesome I'm crying years of pure joy...I wanted to be a Marine Biologist but didn't think I was smart enough... Plus we couldn't afford college... Time went by and passed me by... Now I'm 58 yrs old and have 3rd stage Cancer.... Sitting here watching what I would have loved to do, but watching thru videos....So you youngsters out there I say to you... Go to college! Don't let anything get in the way of your dreams... Stay tough stay strong, in the end you will be so glad and so proud of yourself! Keep exploring ocean x! ♥️
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I will just say "ditto" Karla.
Take care x
God bless you,
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This channel is so underrated..
7ony 2 PREACH!
Ikr
And their shark videos are better than the Air Jaws crap shown on Shark Week.
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Seriously! I haven’t been more interested in years
WOW, that huge female shark looked RIGHT at the scientists in the submarine... I can't even imagine how amazing it must be to have an animal that massive, that mysterious, staring right at you from like, a foot away. In it's natural habitat. Which is the very bottom of the deep sea. I'd forget how to breathe, too.
You should meet my wife!
did you see how beautiful her eyes were?
Beautifully explained
@@ladyazari2785 ... The Emerald colored eyes are one of the six gills 'identifying marks' !! Magnificent creatures !!
My God, that EYE! What an incredible feeling to stare back at something that few others have seen....something so ancient and unknown that it seems to almost have mystical qualities about it. These people have the best jobs in the world!!! I'd love to be able to do what they do...I've dreamed of being a marine biologist scientist and doing deep-sea expeditions since I was a little girl.
Thank you Oceanx for inspiring me and many others in school to pursue careers in the underwater sciences!
This makes us so happy you have no idea. 🔥
Science Rules!!! EVERYTHING!
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Whats lovely is that you can really see the passion these people have, both the heart and the animal here are truly wonderful
I was about to say the same thing, what I enjoy most from these videos is seeing the love and passion they have for their work,
They have curiosity but also respect, even though they inflict all of these miseries on the animals, in the name of science.
I just came here to see the sharks
my absolutely favorite shot was that of the diver guiding the shark back into deeper waters (around 3:28)
How I wish I could be a part of this expedition. It's not easy to get a bunch of people who are so passionate about their works. DANG!
I've seen other UA-cam channels take the footage of the shark looking into the sub and try to frame it as a surprise attack from a previously unrecorded species. They clipped out any and all context and tried to also claim that the scientists who were filming had absolutely no idea what kind of shark they saw. Glad I finally found the source material and now know the truth.
Yeah these six gills are mysterious!! I hope we learn alot more about them thanks to these incredible people that are out there putting in the work on the great Blue!!!!
some japanese or chinese will catch and eat them in a soup, better dont tell them
Damn,i wish one day i will find a job that i will be excited about and love doing it as you🤞
Become a marine biologist or an ocean engineer! Or a mariner! The ocean needs as many explorers as it can get!
@@OceanX First thing in the morning 😅 be careful out there
This isn't a Job for many of these people if not all of them , because they 100% love what there doing . Goes back to that age old saying of if your doing something you Love & it's your Job you truly never work day in your life. Find something your completely passionate about and Love then just stick with it
This channel never disappoints. Great content quality, truly deserves more recognition.
TY we have more videos coming. Thank you for your support 💙
Right!! I love the fact that we have virtually unlimited knowledge in our hands. Still blows my mind we have the ability to learn whatever we want, whenever we want, and all without having to go to a library!
Too many are intrigued by pop culture and social media now. I’m willing to bet more people know the names of all the Kardashian-Jenner family and their children than know their countries, states, and capitals. 🤦♀️
Imagine being a shark and out of nowhere an unidentified submerged object (USO) comes and probes you.
Talk about Alien probing⤴️ Ouch!!!
Guess she was just rolling in the deep..
OMG...
Lol adele would be proud
lmao
Thanks for this, if it wasn't for the internet my world would be alot smaller, I really love how you guys work as a team, it looks like the least toxic work environment on the planet. I'd love to have been able to do a job like this with such awesome people. I just wished everyone had the same amount of appreciation for our natural world as these people clearly do. Fantastic, those sharks give me the chills, so intimidating yet majestic. I look forward to knowing more about this species and I'm glad you care so much about their well-being 👍
So glad y’all aren’t pulling them up anymore.
7:17 Omg that eye!!! Its beautiful! And the music playing right at that moment was perfect. How many people can say they've looked a deep-sea apex predator of this size in the eye?
11:01 that shirt the woman is wearing is absolutely perfect for the footage they caught LOL
Thank you for this amazing footage and the vital work you are doing. I love watching the excitement and pure joy from all the scientists, sharks are wonderful creatures.
People like this have always been my heroes
her getting up close with that human looking eye at 7:18 actually made me shed a tear
*all animals are special but sharks ESPECIALLY*
It's makes me happy ...Thanks ocean x team
Curious if the tag actually stayed in the shark and if the behavior was any different from the sharks that have been previously brought up to the surface to be tagged.
That's the big question. The first one we have to hope so, but if it doesn't it would make its way to the surface. And when it does, we will find out.
OceanX Any updates on the data?
I've watched this a few times. I love the feeling they get as I feel the same as they do about the study of the magnificent six-gilled shark.
It's kinda like revealing the dinosaurs in Jurassic park, but in real life
Whoa!! They turned those lights off and my whole being went into “holy sh!t” mode; every single cell was alerted to the vast darkness and crushing pressure.
I am in complete awe of people who work at such depths.
It’s just amazing what you’re able to show us.
Thank you.
It may be less invasive at depth, but from the shark's reaction it was still pretty traumatic.
Amazing footage. Thanks for sharing.
It must be a shock for a creature that large with no real predators to feel a pinch, kind of like when we get bit by a tiny animal we think is normally harmless to us, lol
Thank you for caring about the neurological trauma done to these beautiful animals. I have Hypersensitivity. The heat & light traumas, and pressure changes are so difficult to describe. How cool to not hurt them and let them be curious about us in equal measure. ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
I dont know why but I almost teared up when I saw the Sixgill so close and the reaction of the people in the sub also made my feelings fluctuate so much. People doing what they love always give that mysterious aura. I love it
That dude riding that shark into the depths like a boogie board is one of the wildest things I've ever seen
The Patrick t-shirt is so perfect for that scene
clapping my hands and sharing the joy. incredible work ocean x!
This is one of the most amazing videos I think I’ve ever watched!! I’m not a big water person, so this is something I would never of seen, if you all didn’t do what you do! Also, the fact that you were concerned how the shark was affected and changing it yourself!! Too many videos and info about bad things being done to animals, you are a breath of fresh air! Thank you for showing this to the world!!
I got teary-eyed, holy **** that is some amazing footage!
Wow! I don't know if people who do marine studies reads these comments but i just want to say i love these videos. I appreciate watching these, there's no way i would go down there but i can watch from the comfort and security of my lounge. Thank you so much for being driven to do what you do
Such a good channel BLESS UP OCEAN X
So passionate about their study
Everytime I watch this video I get reminded to why I decided to study biology. I hope that one day I'll get a job in a similar field.
You guys take apprenticeships right?
"We're gonna need a bigger boat."
So much of research is mundane, so it's truly awesome to see moments of heart felt excitement. Truly deserved.
Are the submarines used by your company designed and built by OceanX? I am near to completing my bachelors degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering. What sort of things should I be adding to my resume to be able to get noticed by a company such as OceanX or Triton Submarines?
They're designed and built by Triton. So marine engineering with a focus on undersea or exploration vehicles would be a good direction, although a number of our sub pilots actually are engineers from the Army and Navy.
OceanX Thank you for the response! Keep up the great work 👍
OceanX Go Navy! For all things that survive in our oceans!!!
No matter how long I live, I'll *N E V E R* ever lose my utter awe of Mother Nature...This footage is beyond THRILLING...I can't understand how anyone could ever complain of boredom when there are just so many "wonders" of the universe to learn about...Nature fascinates me beyond simple explanation...Thank you OceanX for sharing this footage...
Passion is clear and purposeful. All power to ya.
When he started rolling it reminded me a lot of a crocodiles death roll, I wonder if the shark did that out of instinct or for some other reason.
And eats by spinning around aswell
7:30 typical man. "Definitely a female, that tail!"
My kinda woman! Sharp teeth and lustful!!!
He said "you can tell" not "that tail"
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Amazing, fascinating, remarkable!!!! And all the other stuff I left out....WOW
I relistened several times, but did he say her head was.... TEN FEET wide?! 😳
I clearly heard three ft wide
That’s so scary, idk if I would go that deep in a little machine lol
Fantastic video!!! For real I felt like part of that team, and just by watching it made me sooo happy 😄 thank you so damn much for sharing this!! ❤
From Buffalo, NY. Good show everybody, great, job well done. Everyone did good.
This is amazing to see. The part with the curious & happy sharks, not so much the traumatized gasping shark. I pray someday we as a species develop the consciousness to have compassion for animals and let them live freely and develop advanced technology to be able to study them at the same time.
omg i need a netflix documentary like this. make it 2-3 hours long idc ill be so very excited!!! amazing work!
sometimes its just nice watching real geeks / passionate ppl and their reactions when some next level stuff happens haha xD
That was beautiful and touching and exciting. It was RIGHT THERE! It was sublime, just to observe it moving around RIGHT THERE!
I got goosebumps bro this shit so wholesome
They see me rollin'
They luvin'
Patrolling and tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty
Tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty
Please add where the footage of the 6-gilled shark was filmed.
#OCEANX
I love you guys!!!
I love this team of experts. Long live science and teamwork. Keep going!
Absolutely amazing video guys , I mean WOW I'm litterly blown away by the footage of these sharks & by the work all of you are doing . It really is stunning I could only imagine if it was that awesome & awe inspiring on video I could only imagine what on board the Sub during the event great work you guys & keep it up . I definitely hope to see more Amazing & jaw dropping videos like this one in the near future from more studies & research expeditions
if it were us it'd be an alien abduction. imagine living in the aphotic zone and coming to the surface.
Would've liked more talk & pics about sharks and less about the people.
Absolutely amazing!
Turn down the background music. Way too loud when talking
Incredible! Thank you so much for sharing the journey.
This is so beautiful! I absolutely love sharks and fish in general. It would be incredible to become a marine biologist and I thought about it for so long. Though I'm not smart and my anxiety would get in the way of that >< thank you for sharing these experiences with us!
I love her Patrick Star shirt. From that one scene in the first movie
Guys this physically hurts me to see them being brought to the surface.
I watched this today and its instantly one of my favorite videos ever!!
That was freaking awesome!!!! Congrats to everyone involved. This was from 2019. I wonder what other wonders you've come across since then!
That was awesome! What a beautiful creature. I love when the female winked at them.
This is AMAZING! Loved every second! Also, really enjoyed how excited you all got! It was like Christmas morning with little children!
Oh that was incredible.
Thank you to all of those who worked tirelessly to get their education and continue that work to benefit our oceans.♡
omggg she was well intrested in you guy she had a proper good look in
Anyone else catch the smaller shark go under the large one at 8:46?
That eye 👁️ shot at that one point! Was magical! It shimmered around the circumference of the eye. Props for tagging at depth without shocking it by surfacing!
What a dream
Very cool. When I was a kid I did most of my school reports on sharks (my 2nd most common reports were on street drugs; my dad was a State trooper and had handouts on the subject). I was like a little shark encyclopaedia. Congratulations on this achievement!
I love when the female 6 gill winked at them like "hello boys, you're in my territory now"
Those were some big beautiful eyes she had lol
No one wants to shoot such a big beautiful animal.
Wow! WOW! Top Notch! Amazing! Yes Oscar Material!!!
Where can I read more about this project? Sounds fascinating.
mashable.com/article/sixgill-shark-tag-deep-ocean/ and we're doing an AMA at 9PM Eastern on 10/21: www.reddit.com/r/IAmA
What is the anticipated lenght of that animal?
I'm not crying you're crying.
Im' excited to watch documentaries with those cool videos
Impressive shark indeed ! Great work guys ! Must have been a fantastic experience to be there too !
I always love the shark vids, sparks my imagination to explore the rest of the ocean
Great info..i didn't know that huge sharks could get so disorientated by coming up
So wholesome watching guys that have probably tried there whole life to accomplish a task like this finally get it done!!
Wonderful video!! Many thanks.
It looked painful to me.
I scuba with sharks once in a while,: the fact you can tag a shark at dept is very interesting . Cheers from Toronto Canada.
6 gill sharks are dope
Second that.
The passion, love and excitement is etched all over these peoples faces - a real pleasure to watch 👌🏻
I enjoyed the excitement shown by all involved, it brings happiness to me just watching your success. Thank you for sharing!
Amazing video with decent length 👌👍🏻❤️
The baltic sea anomaly needs more love :)
that was beautiful in so many ways
i really thought this was gonna be clickbait or smth overdramatized but nope… the channel is just underrated 😭 imma subscribe 💕💕
3:30 jiminy fucking cricket!!! The guy is riding a pissed off and frightened shark, glad both are ok
Did any of you operating this vessel or doing these studies start your education at Scripts Institute of Oceanography in San Diego California? Just interested in where you studied your educations from?? Trying to get my kids interested in exploring the worlds oceans. Thank you for your dedication to our survival.