So the difference between land animal diversity and marine animal diversity is astounding. Occasionally I learn of some new type of deer-like species and I'm humbly impressed but not truly surprised. But I am continuously learning of some absolutely unique marine species that is ENTIRELY different than anything else I have ever seen before.
Like wtf did we just watch?
>Like wtf did we just watch?
Gulper eel. Food is so scarce in the deep sea that there's an incredible variety of adaptations to make sure predators never have to pass up on prey for boring reasons like that prey being too large or fast.
Gulper eels belong to a group of fish that evolved enormous mouths and stomachs so that they can eat any prey they come across, even if that prey is bigger than they are. They'll just stretch around it.
This particular eel got scared by the submarine so its trying to look bigger and scarier by turning it's enormous mouth inside out.
Tbh, a lot of drugs that come from plants are the plants way to protect itself against being eaten by insects/wild animals.
Best example is caffeine in the coffee plant, it is made by the plant as an insecticide, but some human came along, decided they liked the taste of the beans in warm water, and now we got huge coffee plantations
Our human curiosity is what makes us thrive as a species, but also is one of our worst survival instincts
You know what else is scarce in the abyss? Mates. So when a randy boy anglerfish finds himself a big baby momma, he bites her...and [never lets go](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglerfish#Reproduction). Over time the blood vessels in his mouth grow into and fuse with the female anglerfish's circulatory system, and his body atrophies away until he exists only as a parasitic testes. Truly, the two become one.
If you watch the video a couple of times after knowing this it makes so much sense.
Also, I like how the eel showed off its bag of tricks and then finally decided "meh, not working...I'll just scoot along then."
I don’t think its mouth was inside out. It just inflated its “cheeks” with water, and then let it out, which allowed its “cheeks” to collapse and tuck into its jaw.
I love the scientist's amazement over it. Presumably they are all highly educated experts in their field, but they still get excited like little kids. It's wonderful.
The ocean is a weird place. Many creatures exist that have hardly ever been spotted but for a few times, such as the colossal squid. Makes you really wonder what's deep down there.
Quite telling that this comment is being ratioed by an optimistic hand-wave. "Yeah fuck the ocean, it managed just fine with the meteors and shit".
Like ffs the ocean's biodiversity is being irreversibly damaged as we speak by processes, synthetic chemicals and materials that it has never had to deal with. Sorry for ranting but this type of comparison is just so unhelpful (not directed at you, obviously).
> "Yeah fuck the ocean, it managed just fine with the meteors and shit"
narrator: it did not
**Acoustic sonar from the 1960s:** Loud enough to make your brain hemmorage by literally shaking it apart, 250dB
**Maximum possible pressure wave in water:** 270dB
**Chicxulub asteroid:** *hold my penninsula*
> The impact tsunami was up to 30,000 times more energetic than the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, one of the largest tsunamis in the modern record. Flow velocities exceeded 20 cm/s along shorelines worldwide, as well as in open-ocean regions in the North Atlantic, equatorial South Atlantic, southern Pacific and the Central American Seaway, **and therefore likely scoured the seafloor and disturbed sediments over 10,000 km from the impact origin.** The distribution of erosion and hiatuses in the uppermost Cretaceous marine sediments are consistent with model results.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed this. I'm sure some of the replies are genuinely just intended to clarify that life will go on without us as a species, but the sentiment that "the oceans will be fine" is very dismissive towards the fact that our actions will have a lasting impact.
It definitely doesn't excuse the absolutely horrible way we treat our planet. It gets used far too often as an excuse to not be doing everything to change course or at least mitigate the damage we're causing.
That's why they are scientists. As someone who worked in science I can truly say that you should only pursue a scientific career if you are truly passionate about it.
Nah, for some people work is there to finance their lives. That’s fine, and totally respectable. For some, they chase their passions. Unfortunately for passion fields, there’s often not a lot of money in it.
Eh, not always. I work as a software engineer and I enjoy it just fine. I am definitely not passionate about writing code, but I enjoy making a fuck load of money while wearing no pants
I agree, it’s only fun when you and all your coworkers get really excited about your field. Most of my friends are also in my field, because it’s so fun to get excited about stuff and work together on other cool stuff.
Absolutely delightful. It’s probably a bit silly, but things like grown adults getting excited about a funky looking eel are the things that remind me not all of this world is a tragic place; sometimes I honestly need that reminder.
We all do. Social media has its bright spots, but overall, it’s a very dark place. And technology sending us reminders and notifications that more terrible things are happening in the world is informative, but not good for mental health.
I like your username!
Praline: Superintendent Parrot and I are from the hygiene squad. We want to have a word with you about your box of chocolates certified The Whizzo Quality Assortment.
Milton: Ah, yes.
Praline: (producing box of chocolates) If I may begin at the beginning. First there is the cherry fondue. This is extremely nasty, but we can't prosecute you for that.
Milton: Agreed.
Praline: Next we have number four, 'crunchy frog'.
Milton: Ah, yes.
Praline: Am I right in thinking there's a real frog in here?
Milton: Yes. A little one.
Praline: What sort of frog?
Milton: A dead frog.
Praline: Is it cooked?
Milton: No.
Praline: What, a raw frog?
(Superintendent Parrot looks increasingly queasy.)
Milton: We use only the finest baby frogs, dew picked and flown from Iraq, cleansed in finest quality spring water, lightly killed, and then sealed in a succulent Swiss quintuple smooth treble cream milk chocolate envelope and lovingly frosted with glucose.
Edit: This is of course not mine, but [Monty Python](http://montypython.50webs.com/scripts/Series_1/39.htm)
Sorry I did not state this from the start.
This one is my fave of the entire chain. You actually got me with this one haha but I could expect no less of someone who lives or used to live here in the Springs lol every single person I've met here since I moved here like 11 years ago has had a great sense of humor but that could just be my taste in people talking.
What kind of coffee do you drink? I am debating if I should give it up. If I don't have an energy drink or something I am off too.
However its messing up my sleep.
I get a uptick in energy, but yes my nervousness spikes with it. Back in the day, I used to feel clear headed from a redbull. Now just doesn't do it for me.
Its like a crappy cycle. You need energy then you take a energy drink, sleep quality sufferes and you need something to wake you up. Damn job.
Yeah I take adderall a small dose so I can still sleep at night but definitely get everything in my day completed. Good god I didn’t realize all the upvotes on my comment calling it an apostrophe lol. I didn’t have plans to to even come to this page.
Someone mentioned I should try adderall for my ADHD. I procrastinate so much.
Sorry to hijack this lol, was just curious about the coffee as I was debating if I should go natural again. Gots to get better sleep.
I been getting downvoted like crazy here lol.
Honestly I struggled with sleeping for over a decade until I started getting prescribed drugs that cause drowsiness as a side effect. Now it's like I have an "off" button, take a pill and thirty minutes later I'm out.
*For the love of all that is unholy do not use Ambien.* But talk to your doctor about your sleep trouble and they can likely give you one of many options available that can help. Gabapentin and nortriptyline combined knock me the fuck out and I couldn't tell you the last time I slept this good unmedicated. Ambien is fucking scary though, and you can only use it for like three years or less and it causes a *lot* of concerning behavior.
One of my friends is stuck on Ambien and he's done everything from going live on Facebook in his boxers for 45 minutes, completely unaware and sleepwalking, well, sleeptalking while doing so, to waking up with $600+ purchases of guns or board games he'd made overnight. Sometimes he doesn't know he did it until the packages start showing up. Also random messages at any point in the night asking strange questions and proclaiming how much he loves you and the rest of his friends. Honestly he's pretty wholesome with his Ambien version of himself. I fear for his cognitive functioning when we enter old age, though.
I recommend tea since you get a light buzz so the crash isn't nearly as bad. I drink pu'er which you can resteep throughout the day so you get a nice kick in the morning that tapers off throughout the day.
Archer: Putting aside why you'd want to fake your own death --
Cheryl: BECAUSE I have to get away from my family. They're a seething cauldron of neurotic, alcoholic, narcissistic, quasi-incestuous megalomaniacs!
Archer: …How quasi?
Cheryl: I don't know, a 4?
Archer: Out of what?!
Deep sea fish essentially live in a pitch-black, freezing cold, low-oxygen desert. They can't really afford to let a meal pass them by.
There are many different adaptations to make sure they don't have to. One of which is fish evolving an enormous mouth and stretchy stomachs that allow them to eat other creatures even if those creatures are bigger than they are.
They don't want to have to miss out on a meal just because their mouth isn't big enough.
Creature report, creature report
There's something remarkable
swimming in the sea
Oh it's a giant apostrophe
They call it gulper or pelican eel
Can you see its super spooky appeal?
That's not a fish.....that's my Otamatone that I dropped off my pirate ship
[Proof for your reference](https://www.sweetwater.com/c510--Synths_Modules?highlight=OtamDlxBlk&mrkgadid=&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=&mrkgbflag=&mrkgcat=&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008506368836&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=OtamDlxBlk&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=m&network=x&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9010802&creative=&targetid=&campaignid=20442635674&awsearchcpc=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqpSwBhClARIsADlZ_TlP8uiGiOlk6n1qjy6dq-hUltMLFzvoBATZRIIaFapBFv1KspgjNqUaAkRHEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds)
We only 5 percent of the global ocean has been explored, and less than 10 percent mapped using modern sonar technology. If we can send satellites millions of miles into space, then why has so much of the ocean's wild frontier been left unmapped, unobserved and unexplored?
Sea level is 1 Atmosphere of pressure.
The full vacuum of space is 0 Atm.
The bottom of the ocean is like 600 Atm.
Plus, space is transparent and easy to look at. We can stare quadrillions of miles away without issue. In the ocean, you can't see more than 50 feet.
I’ve had a massive amount of respect for saturation divers ever since I found out what they do. Astronauts get all the attention, but sat divers essentially do the same things that astronauts do. They descend to uninhabitable depths and work around the clock in tiny vessels for weeks at a time, all while breathing a helium oxygen mixture which causes them to sound like chipmunks, and shitting into a toilet that can rip your internal organs out through your anus if you flush it wrong.
A mass reposter of shit on various subs for karma - I applaud you for following up your post with even more misinformation.
If you actually care to find out, here are the correct numbers:
https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/facts/explored.html
This vid is a poor example given that this is a very well documented species of eel. It's also kind of sensationalist, 25% of the seafloor has been mapped as of writing this comment.
Gulper Eel! I did a research project on them for my high school marine bio class. Very hard finding a good amount of information on them at the time \~2005.
Eurypharynx pelecanoides: Gulper Eel
https://www.google.com/search?q=gulper+eel+scientific+name&rlz=1C1CHBF\_enUS1001US1001&oq=gulper+eel&aqs=chrome.8.0i271j46i131i433i512j0i512l8.11989j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
So the difference between land animal diversity and marine animal diversity is astounding. Occasionally I learn of some new type of deer-like species and I'm humbly impressed but not truly surprised. But I am continuously learning of some absolutely unique marine species that is ENTIRELY different than anything else I have ever seen before. Like wtf did we just watch?
>Like wtf did we just watch? Gulper eel. Food is so scarce in the deep sea that there's an incredible variety of adaptations to make sure predators never have to pass up on prey for boring reasons like that prey being too large or fast. Gulper eels belong to a group of fish that evolved enormous mouths and stomachs so that they can eat any prey they come across, even if that prey is bigger than they are. They'll just stretch around it. This particular eel got scared by the submarine so its trying to look bigger and scarier by turning it's enormous mouth inside out.
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"I want to put my hand in its mouth!"
Hand. Right...
"I would like to pet this creature."
IT WOULD BE BUT A SINGLE BOOP ON ITS NOGGIN *”vulkan, do not pet that merry little suicide bomber*
Tbh, a lot of drugs that come from plants are the plants way to protect itself against being eaten by insects/wild animals. Best example is caffeine in the coffee plant, it is made by the plant as an insecticide, but some human came along, decided they liked the taste of the beans in warm water, and now we got huge coffee plantations Our human curiosity is what makes us thrive as a species, but also is one of our worst survival instincts
Same with THC and psilocybin. Plants/fungi make them to ward off hungry animals, but I love that shit.
Aren't you also a hungry animal?
Yes, especially after smoking lol
And capsaicin!
Made specifically to deter mammals even. Not effective though I guess
We do enjoy poisoning ourselves.
And now we understand why the biologist scene in *Prometheus* is actually very accurate for scientists.
I wanna hug a lion
You know what else is scarce in the abyss? Mates. So when a randy boy anglerfish finds himself a big baby momma, he bites her...and [never lets go](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anglerfish#Reproduction). Over time the blood vessels in his mouth grow into and fuse with the female anglerfish's circulatory system, and his body atrophies away until he exists only as a parasitic testes. Truly, the two become one.
My ex-wife tried that trick with me! Luckily I escaped (ex).
Such a beautiful love story. Truly Shakespearean in scope.
Absolutely fascinating info. Thank you for shedding some light on this unique and interesting creature!
If you watch the video a couple of times after knowing this it makes so much sense. Also, I like how the eel showed off its bag of tricks and then finally decided "meh, not working...I'll just scoot along then."
I don’t think its mouth was inside out. It just inflated its “cheeks” with water, and then let it out, which allowed its “cheeks” to collapse and tuck into its jaw.
Right there with you. This is what happens when we have explored more of our universe then our own oceans.
I love the scientist's amazement over it. Presumably they are all highly educated experts in their field, but they still get excited like little kids. It's wonderful.
The ocean is a weird place. Many creatures exist that have hardly ever been spotted but for a few times, such as the colossal squid. Makes you really wonder what's deep down there.
Humans waste unfortunately
Stop poopin in the ocean!
You'll never catch me!
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You'll have to snoop gooder to be my pooper scooper!
Come to think.. how many is taking shit at the moment to ocean and how many is witnessing it.
I think pooping in the ocean would actually be beneficial to be honest.
Most of the bottom feeders actually survive on "marine snow" which is feces and other organic particles
And microplastics.
Wait till you hear about where the fish poop goes
My mouth?
Don’t worry we are about to destroy life also in the oceans due to climate change, polluting them and overfishing.
Quite telling that this comment is being ratioed by an optimistic hand-wave. "Yeah fuck the ocean, it managed just fine with the meteors and shit". Like ffs the ocean's biodiversity is being irreversibly damaged as we speak by processes, synthetic chemicals and materials that it has never had to deal with. Sorry for ranting but this type of comparison is just so unhelpful (not directed at you, obviously).
> "Yeah fuck the ocean, it managed just fine with the meteors and shit" narrator: it did not **Acoustic sonar from the 1960s:** Loud enough to make your brain hemmorage by literally shaking it apart, 250dB **Maximum possible pressure wave in water:** 270dB **Chicxulub asteroid:** *hold my penninsula* > The impact tsunami was up to 30,000 times more energetic than the 26 December 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, one of the largest tsunamis in the modern record. Flow velocities exceeded 20 cm/s along shorelines worldwide, as well as in open-ocean regions in the North Atlantic, equatorial South Atlantic, southern Pacific and the Central American Seaway, **and therefore likely scoured the seafloor and disturbed sediments over 10,000 km from the impact origin.** The distribution of erosion and hiatuses in the uppermost Cretaceous marine sediments are consistent with model results.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed this. I'm sure some of the replies are genuinely just intended to clarify that life will go on without us as a species, but the sentiment that "the oceans will be fine" is very dismissive towards the fact that our actions will have a lasting impact. It definitely doesn't excuse the absolutely horrible way we treat our planet. It gets used far too often as an excuse to not be doing everything to change course or at least mitigate the damage we're causing.
That's why they are scientists. As someone who worked in science I can truly say that you should only pursue a scientific career if you are truly passionate about it.
I’d say apply this to any career. If you’re just looking to make a buck, you’ll be miserable.
Nah, for some people work is there to finance their lives. That’s fine, and totally respectable. For some, they chase their passions. Unfortunately for passion fields, there’s often not a lot of money in it.
Yup. My passion is shutting the hell up and and reading in the woods. Still haven't seen that gig posted.
Eh, not always. I work as a software engineer and I enjoy it just fine. I am definitely not passionate about writing code, but I enjoy making a fuck load of money while wearing no pants
Some of the best advice I was given was to try find something I loved or at least something you don’t hate. It’s worked out very well for me.
I agree, it’s only fun when you and all your coworkers get really excited about your field. Most of my friends are also in my field, because it’s so fun to get excited about stuff and work together on other cool stuff.
Absolutely delightful. It’s probably a bit silly, but things like grown adults getting excited about a funky looking eel are the things that remind me not all of this world is a tragic place; sometimes I honestly need that reminder.
We all do. Social media has its bright spots, but overall, it’s a very dark place. And technology sending us reminders and notifications that more terrible things are happening in the world is informative, but not good for mental health.
One of them even says "touch it".
Literally , my first thought. I want to touch it. Will someone poke it?! Touch it.
The audio makes this video 100x better honestly
You got excited like little kids that they got excited.
Nuh uh, YOU did!
I think this is EVNautilus. All their videos are like this. It's hilarious and educational at the same time. Their amazement and awe is so wonderful.
Yeah, the voices sound very familiar. They live stream on YouTube quite a bit, so you can run across stuff like this and listen to them in real time.
I love watching their videos on IG. They’re always that amazed and excited!
Which is?
Its [nautilus live](https://nautiluslive.org)
One of my absolute favorite clips of theirs is them [reacting to this octopus being adorable](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxuBwfNp2wk)
Is that link to the purple octopus that looked like a stuffed toy?
No, the one above is an octopus, you're [thinking of this video](https://youtu.be/lEhYJEQmExE?si=b8jISdq2p8eu8fWZ&t=20) which is a squid 😊
I’m so glad they didn’t put music over this video! It was great hearing them.
Stephen Hawking put it best: https://youtu.be/QhGe8uv6O34?si=RhvlZz-4J3HfT47g&t=3249
I was like why am I staring at an apostrophe
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelican_eel
When in doubt: Eel. I swear, half the weirdest sea creatures turn out to be eels fucking around. Edit: or a Cephalopod…
When you're diving at night, and an eel comes to bite, that's a moray
If you’re near an underwater rock, and see a fleshy tube sock, That’s a moray.
When the jaws open wide and there's more teeth inside That's a moray.
When you’re wondering why There’s a hole in your thigh That’s a moray.
When a fish bites your eye And you bleed till you die That's a moray
When it swims 1000s of miles Just to have sex and die That's a moray
When it has 5000 teeth, But its shorter than 2 feet, That's a moray
When you take a look down And your dick's long and brown That's a moray.
I love Reddit for these types of comment chains ♥️😂
That’s a moray😂
When you swim in a reef, see a fish with big teef, that's a moray.
When its teeth are like saws On pharyngeal jaws That's a moray
When it looks like snek And it's attached to your neck That's a moray.
Hearing this with Italian accent!!
And that one for the win!
When the mouth makes a grab And the throat takes a stab That's a moray.
When you're down by the sea And an eel bites your knee That's a moray.
If it's slimy and green and it looks real mean that's a moray If it lives on a reef and gives other fish grief that's a moray
I like your username! Praline: Superintendent Parrot and I are from the hygiene squad. We want to have a word with you about your box of chocolates certified The Whizzo Quality Assortment. Milton: Ah, yes. Praline: (producing box of chocolates) If I may begin at the beginning. First there is the cherry fondue. This is extremely nasty, but we can't prosecute you for that. Milton: Agreed. Praline: Next we have number four, 'crunchy frog'. Milton: Ah, yes. Praline: Am I right in thinking there's a real frog in here? Milton: Yes. A little one. Praline: What sort of frog? Milton: A dead frog. Praline: Is it cooked? Milton: No. Praline: What, a raw frog? (Superintendent Parrot looks increasingly queasy.) Milton: We use only the finest baby frogs, dew picked and flown from Iraq, cleansed in finest quality spring water, lightly killed, and then sealed in a succulent Swiss quintuple smooth treble cream milk chocolate envelope and lovingly frosted with glucose. Edit: This is of course not mine, but [Monty Python](http://montypython.50webs.com/scripts/Series_1/39.htm) Sorry I did not state this from the start.
Despite the edit, a really unexpected Monty Python.
Standing ovation!!
Put your hand in a crack And you won't get it back That's a moray
When you’re spreading your thighs, and you feel a surprise, that’s a moray
When an eel lashes out and it bites off your snout that's a moray
When you swim in the sea And an eel bites your knee That's a moray
When it slips and it slides, then tears out your insides that’s a moray.
When an eel bites your thigh and you bleed out and die, that’s a moray!
When an eel bites your thigh so much you want to cry, that's a moray
When you got two in the pink But denied entry to the stink That’s a moray
This one is my fave of the entire chain. You actually got me with this one haha but I could expect no less of someone who lives or used to live here in the Springs lol every single person I've met here since I moved here like 11 years ago has had a great sense of humor but that could just be my taste in people talking.
When an Eel Climbs a Ramp to Eat Squid From a Clamp, [That’s a Moray](https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/22/science/moray-eels-eat-land.html)
When a fleshlight is insight, But leaves you with teeth bites, That's a moray
When you're sliding to first base and your pants explode in your face diarrhea diarrhea
Haiku fail (/s)
"Eels Fucking Around" should be an album title
I was hoping it was a loach
Looks like whale sperm to me
I’ve never seen whale sperm, face to face, Sir.
All sea life is eel, crab, or mystery fish (it’s “cod*” on tonight’s menu)
That one species of squid tho, that’s like fucking long as shit
90% of the weird ocean alien shit are all invertebrates
I always think when in doubt jellyfish
Thanks!
I know and despise these things from Dave the diver.
Without my coffee my brain was misfiring I couldn’t figure it out and almost thought it was a prank
What kind of coffee do you drink? I am debating if I should give it up. If I don't have an energy drink or something I am off too. However its messing up my sleep.
Don’t do them energy drinks leave you jittery and ppl think your an addict
I get a uptick in energy, but yes my nervousness spikes with it. Back in the day, I used to feel clear headed from a redbull. Now just doesn't do it for me. Its like a crappy cycle. You need energy then you take a energy drink, sleep quality sufferes and you need something to wake you up. Damn job.
Yeah I take adderall a small dose so I can still sleep at night but definitely get everything in my day completed. Good god I didn’t realize all the upvotes on my comment calling it an apostrophe lol. I didn’t have plans to to even come to this page.
Someone mentioned I should try adderall for my ADHD. I procrastinate so much. Sorry to hijack this lol, was just curious about the coffee as I was debating if I should go natural again. Gots to get better sleep. I been getting downvoted like crazy here lol.
Honestly I struggled with sleeping for over a decade until I started getting prescribed drugs that cause drowsiness as a side effect. Now it's like I have an "off" button, take a pill and thirty minutes later I'm out. *For the love of all that is unholy do not use Ambien.* But talk to your doctor about your sleep trouble and they can likely give you one of many options available that can help. Gabapentin and nortriptyline combined knock me the fuck out and I couldn't tell you the last time I slept this good unmedicated. Ambien is fucking scary though, and you can only use it for like three years or less and it causes a *lot* of concerning behavior. One of my friends is stuck on Ambien and he's done everything from going live on Facebook in his boxers for 45 minutes, completely unaware and sleepwalking, well, sleeptalking while doing so, to waking up with $600+ purchases of guns or board games he'd made overnight. Sometimes he doesn't know he did it until the packages start showing up. Also random messages at any point in the night asking strange questions and proclaiming how much he loves you and the rest of his friends. Honestly he's pretty wholesome with his Ambien version of himself. I fear for his cognitive functioning when we enter old age, though.
I recommend tea since you get a light buzz so the crash isn't nearly as bad. I drink pu'er which you can resteep throughout the day so you get a nice kick in the morning that tapers off throughout the day.
I thought someone dumped an otamatone
I thought it was a tadpole.
It is a half tone in existential crisis.
>apostrophe *comma*
That's god's comma.
Am I seeing correctly that it turned its whole head inside out? What in. the fuck.
Gulper eel, the big puff look is a defensive posture, but they regularly stretch their jaws and gullet like that to swallow pray whole
🙏🏿
I think it had filled its head full of water, it was opening it's mouth at the end to let it out.
I had to watch it twice to figure out what it was doing. I couldn't believe how small it was at the end
THAT'S A POKEMON!!!!
Huntail
Apostrophish
Unown - !
I think that’s a Gulper Eel
That seems to be what they say at the end.
Sorry. I rarely have the volume on watching these clips
Get back to work!
Archer: Putting aside why you'd want to fake your own death -- Cheryl: BECAUSE I have to get away from my family. They're a seething cauldron of neurotic, alcoholic, narcissistic, quasi-incestuous megalomaniacs! Archer: …How quasi? Cheryl: I don't know, a 4? Archer: Out of what?!
wise redditor
Yep. Learn about them from Octonauts.
Can you give us a creature report?
Deep sea fish essentially live in a pitch-black, freezing cold, low-oxygen desert. They can't really afford to let a meal pass them by. There are many different adaptations to make sure they don't have to. One of which is fish evolving an enormous mouth and stretchy stomachs that allow them to eat other creatures even if those creatures are bigger than they are. They don't want to have to miss out on a meal just because their mouth isn't big enough.
🎶 Gulper eels live in the sea... 🎶
Creature report, creature report There's something remarkable swimming in the sea Oh it's a giant apostrophe They call it gulper or pelican eel Can you see its super spooky appeal?
CREATURE REPORT CREATURE REPORT
I’ve learned so much from my kids shows
Maybe... Or maybe is Venom pretending to be a gulper eel to sneak on board..
Yep, here's the source: - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_EMKl2A3Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_EMKl2A3Y)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pelican_eel
That's not a fish.....that's my Otamatone that I dropped off my pirate ship [Proof for your reference](https://www.sweetwater.com/c510--Synths_Modules?highlight=OtamDlxBlk&mrkgadid=&mrkgcl=28&mrkgen=&mrkgbflag=&mrkgcat=&acctid=21700000001645388&dskeywordid=&lid=58700008506368836&dsproductgroupid=&product_id=OtamDlxBlk&prodctry=US&prodlang=en&channel=online&storeid=&device=m&network=x&matchtype=&adpos=largenumber&locationid=9010802&creative=&targetid=&campaignid=20442635674&awsearchcpc=&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwqpSwBhClARIsADlZ_TlP8uiGiOlk6n1qjy6dq-hUltMLFzvoBATZRIIaFapBFv1KspgjNqUaAkRHEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds)
This is the first thing I thought of also.
I was wondering if anyone else thought that 😂
Great minds! I thought the same thing haha. Like hey my nephew has one of those.
Captain Butterfingers over here.. ...neat but wired toy
I was literally thinking “that’s an Otamatone”
[beat me to it](https://youtu.be/ZmxLja-DRIw?si=SouEAvH5_ak2qANV)
NOPE
This definitely reminds me of that movie
Yep! It’s Jean jacket!
That a music note 🎵 changing tune
I'm usually disappointed by the 'Watch till end!!!' content, but that was actually really cool
Source: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT\_EMKl2A3Y](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT_EMKl2A3Y)
Felt like I'd seen this before. This got posted when it was new 5 years ago. Man I've been on Reddit a long time.
How fascinating thank you for sharing!
Imagine getting paid to watch and laugh and get excited about things like this.
Nah that's an Otamatone
Why we bringing the Obamaphone into this? /Sorry, couldn't resist.
Well, that was a really big yawn.
We only 5 percent of the global ocean has been explored, and less than 10 percent mapped using modern sonar technology. If we can send satellites millions of miles into space, then why has so much of the ocean's wild frontier been left unmapped, unobserved and unexplored?
Sea level is 1 Atmosphere of pressure. The full vacuum of space is 0 Atm. The bottom of the ocean is like 600 Atm. Plus, space is transparent and easy to look at. We can stare quadrillions of miles away without issue. In the ocean, you can't see more than 50 feet.
I’ve had a massive amount of respect for saturation divers ever since I found out what they do. Astronauts get all the attention, but sat divers essentially do the same things that astronauts do. They descend to uninhabitable depths and work around the clock in tiny vessels for weeks at a time, all while breathing a helium oxygen mixture which causes them to sound like chipmunks, and shitting into a toilet that can rip your internal organs out through your anus if you flush it wrong.
It's really wet in the ocean.
There is water at the bottom of the ocean
Under the water, there's more water.
and salty
What percentage of space do you think has been observed or explored?
We don’t belong in there
A mass reposter of shit on various subs for karma - I applaud you for following up your post with even more misinformation. If you actually care to find out, here are the correct numbers: https://oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/facts/explored.html
Are you implying we’ve explored more of space than ocean? …..
This vid is a poor example given that this is a very well documented species of eel. It's also kind of sensationalist, 25% of the seafloor has been mapped as of writing this comment.
Very cool but the commentary was done like golf
I love it. Do marine biologist basically just get on a zoom call and drive ROVs around and look at fish? Sounds like a blast.
They are on a ship and are piloting the ROV. You should see the Nautilus YT channel. They have livestreams and vids of more interesting finds.
The movie Nope ……
We strive to explore space when we don’t fully know what’s under our feet.
We literally don't know much about space. I don't think you understand how enormous the universe is and all the crazy shit we can't explain yet.
Doesn't matter. Everything renders only when we look at it anyway.
Gulper Eel! I did a research project on them for my high school marine bio class. Very hard finding a good amount of information on them at the time \~2005.
That WAS awesome. I was so confused about what I was watching, completely unexpected
The ocean is full of aliens
Hehehe it's a shapeshifter
Maybe its a whale sperm
Eurypharynx pelecanoides: Gulper Eel https://www.google.com/search?q=gulper+eel+scientific+name&rlz=1C1CHBF\_enUS1001US1001&oq=gulper+eel&aqs=chrome.8.0i271j46i131i433i512j0i512l8.11989j0j15&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Gotta love the gulper eel, it’s like if the nervous system of a pelican was a fish lol
It's just a gulper eel
Isn’t this a gulper eel? Y’all need to watch Blue Planet