This one has been a long time in the making, I really hope you enjoy! I covered Deep Sea Gigantism in my first ever deep-sea film 2 years ago, and felt it needed a remake to do the topic justice. So sit back, relax, and prepare to immerse yourself in the wonders of the depths for half an hour. 😊 My Patreon for anyone wishing to support my channel 🦈: www.patreon.com/naturalworldfacts
Thank you for this incredibly fascinating video and for covering this very interesting topic in such depth! Also there is a mistake at 27:55, the length for the Giant Isopod says 40cm (15.7 ft), the foot measurement should be 1.3 ft. Again though, fantastic video! I'm going to have to binge your whole channel now because this video was so good lol.
@Matt KeithIt's honestly so horrible, Greenland sharks tend to go blind because of parasites that burrow into their eyes. However, even though they are blind they still have heightened senses and can seek out food and sense movement.
As a scuba diver you can literally feel the water pushing in around you. The water feels "thicker" making it, counter intuitively easier to push through. And that's only 100 feet down or three atmospheric pressures.
Can't you reach a point in the deep where you can't swim back up and you feel like your falling or does that happen only at a deep underwater ledge or slope?
You are at 4 bar there mate, not 3. And what you say makes no sense. Kicking at depth is not harder, if it feels harder you are probably in a current. Check the anemones or the hair on your arms to find out
I have a three and a half year old daughter that is obsessed with the videos on your channel. She loves the music, your tone of voice, and all the video footage of nature. We often pause the videos to explain the things that you are saying, and she loves it all the more. When she wants to watch one of your videos, she asks for " The nice nature science man". Thank you for your amazing videos.
my son is 28 years old and he loves the nice nature man's voice tone and all he footage of nature. Often i will also pause the videos to explain the things the nice nature man is saying and he loves it all the more.
Glad I stumbled across this. A lot of KZclip “documentaries” are filled with misinformation and/or low production quality. This was beautiful in every way, and I look forward to watching many more.
I totally agree regarding the misinformation communicated on many YT documentaries. The casualness of the presentation of incorrect information on these shows leads to misinformed people who then believe they are properly educated when they're not. I'm a Science teacher with 40 yrs experience and it's a huge concern when people misinterpret Science and logic. Science is the foundation of how we progress and everyone should be very concerned about this ignorance of logic. What appears to be good videos leads to misunderstanding and over-simplification and this has become particularly evident regarding correct knowledge of the dynamics of Science leading to the pseudoscientific rubbish that many people readily accept today without questioning. Social media is largely responsible for this. This is particularly evident in understanding climate change, evolution and vaccination. When our leaders are also misinformed there is little hope for the masses they influence.
I've seen many nature documentaries through the course of my life and some of them are truly stunning. But never have I seen any documentary where such attention went into every detail - the titles, font choices, subtle design elements, infographics, edits, music, writing, narration... Everything is in balance. This is the boutique magazine of nature documentaries. Your passion is obvious and inspiring.
Your comment has made me unbelievably happy! I get a bit obsessively meticulous and ‘perfectionist’ when I make these films, which is why it can take me so long sometimes. So hearing that it pays off is just wonderful. I really really appreciate this, and I’m so glad you enjoyed!!
I did a study on the humboldt squid once, their syntax is incredibly complex and beautiful! Their ability to communicate during feeding frenzies and stay coordinated is immaculate!!
truly incredible squid! Humboldt squid seem to play by their own rules! the feeding frenzies you mentioned, they are SAVAGE! and so calculated! I've always been fascinated with squid and octopuses, its a wild world they live in an some of the ways they operate are alienlike.
@Natural World Facts Congratulations for the job done ! Once again another amazing video with incredible footage. Passion at its best ! Do you think you could one day talk about the astonishing creatures that are the Ziphiidae ? Thanks a lot for your great and serious work !!
@Limit Break they're on the weirdest videos too. I can understand maybe a few videos but this and a load of other...where are they all coming from? And they all spout such crap. I mean, God needs to seriously sort out his P.R. team because these guys just aren't cutting it.
This documentary is absolutely stunning. I literally caught my mouth hanging open a few times. I loved your calm cool voice narrating the facts. The music choice was perfect. Emotional tones that sounded both fantasy and sci-fi. It almost romanticized these creatures. The writing too was gorgeous. I subscribed in the first ten minutes. Thank you so much for your work
Leo, you've came a long way and your hard work has definitely paid off. Your first videos were great, but your videos now are simply outstanding! I believe I had subscribed to your channel in your earlier days before 50k, and to see you grow like this has brush some motivation off to me whenever I watch your videos! I want to get into voice acting/voice overs but lack the knowledge with editing and programs which is what holds me back a bit... Keep up the amazing work, Leo! You deserve more subscribers :)
Don’t mean to give either of you ideas without the other, but perhaps Grate Speller could voice act if the need ever arose for you, N.W.F! Feel free to tell me to shove off, I thought it’d be cool to see a creator inspired by another creator collabing together
Thank you so much for this comment! Blimey, this is really quite lovely. I still see myself as an amateur, and the channel nothing more than a hobby. So to hear you’ve enjoyed my films this much, and even felt motivated by them, it’s just incredible!!!! :)) Thank you so so much!
ive been hyperfixated on marine biology and sealife since i was a kid, and finding this video makes me so overjoyed. i love watching these amazing creatures float in depths far from human intervention, allowed to live freely as they are. my favporite animal has always been a bigfin squid, so interesting and awesome
Wow. I just want to say, I'm just another person here to admire your work. This video is so damn good it's hard to believe it's on KZclip. Such quality, just thank you for blessing the people with such videos. It's almost hard to put into words that anyone watching this truly can feel PASSION in your videos, it's like we can tell this is done by someone who just really really wants to put something marvelous in the world, just because they want it to be shared! Take a moment to remember, every comment you read that makes you smile, makes your day, makes you happy- for every like that comment gets, someone else is saying it again and again! I know I've gone down the comments after watching your videos just so I can go like all the positive comments. You truly deserve the best!
You have no idea how happy it made me to read this, and to know you enjoy my films, and that you think my passion comes through. I started this channel when I was 9, 11 years ago, as a hobby, and to this day it remains first and foremost exactly that - a hobby!! It makes me so excited to get to share the wonders of wildlife with people who hold the same passion or have any amount of curiosity for the natural world. I never expected this level of love or this sort of a response, so seriously, thank you. You, and anybody who leaves supportive, warm comments, are the reasons I make these films and stay motivated. Have a truly wonderful day. You are an incredible person.
Yes!!! Your videos re-ignited my childhood love for marine biology. When you touched on deep sea gigantism before, it opened my mind to how incredibly nature can “copy” itself to sustain life. It reminded me of how sunflowers are basically giant daisies… certain plants have leaf formations that are like the giant or mini versions of other plants, similar to how a mini version of a giant squid could be drifting far above his brethren, unknowingly. Nature has this way of exponentially growing or shrinking its genetic material like that (not sure what the actual term would be lol just started the video heheh 🤣🤥) in a fractal-like manner that just blows me away. All to sustain life and keep it thriving in its environment. TL;Dr These videos blow me away, thank you. ☺️
@SuZanne A but, I think this guy may have a magic torch that never goes out!! Says if we follow there will never be darkness, only light. Seems to me pretty obvious he has a never ending torch battery. He's a saviour...meh...maybe not
I've always been amazed yet terrified about all the magnificent things the ocean has, I never thought I would watch a 30 minute long documentary about this. I really appreciate your great efforts into making these types of videos for people to learn. Keep doing such great videos, you gained a new subscriber. Greetings from Mexico.
Every creature has a different constraining factor for its ‘common’ size. I’m glad you explored so many different aspects of how various constraints get lifted
Wow, amazing work. As an architect I took several screenshots of this video. Nature is so inspiring, and learning about the conditions due to which creatures evolved to be the way they are, certainly helps us with creation and perfecting our man-made crafts. And I feel so blessed to live in a time where I get to have access to all this information for free. People like you who put in the effort and passion need to be appreciated much more. Also off-topic, but your voice is so soothing and hauntingly beautiful. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for another beautiful and informative production. Your videos are made with so much skill, effort and passion and they're an absolute joy to experience. Thank you also for introducing your viewers to fantastic and lesser known musicians, in the tracks you use. I've always been creeped out by marine life in the way that other people are by spiders, but your content has really helped me to appreciate the diversity of these lifeforms in spite of that gut feeling.
What an extraordinary documentary, very well done! The deep oceans are fascinating, and I’m so glad to have found this video and get the opportunity to learn more about them. Thanks! :)
Your old video on deep sea gigantism was already fantastic, but this is quite possibly some of the best content I've ever seen! I love the addition of adding in parts of "Hidden World of Islands" and "Giants of the Polar Deep" (the latter being probably my favorite video of yours so far). The sheer size difference between the average sea spiders and their polar region counterparts is still pretty insane to me. Thank you for making these videos! You've definitely been a massive inspiration for me to continue wanting and trying to pursue a career in marine biology.
I am in love with these documentaries, you do a phenomenal job! Although I have noticed a few of your conversions from centimeters to inches or feet have been wrong in a few different videos. The one I saw in this video is the Giant Isopod; you have 40 cm being 15.7 ft long, when in reality that is about 1.3 ft long. I just wanted to point this out to you in case it went unnoticed when you edited the video. Keep up the fantastic job, the algorithm seems to like you recently so I know all the hard work will pay off!
Thank you so so much for the lovely feedback, and for pointing out my error. 🙈 I have gone in and added a little on-screen card in the top right that should pop up with a correction at the relevant timestamps… but it doesn’t seem to be working quite as expected. Anyway, thank you so much once again! I’m working on quite a few exciting films (in fact I’ll be releasing a trailer for my biggest ever project very soon) so comments like this really help keep me motivated. 😊
Holy cow! I have immense respect for you! You’ve been doing this for so long, and you have grown and your passion for life increases. My son is just like you. All his books are about animals and even though he’s young and in the spectrum he is so knowledgeable about nature. More than most people, including adults. I stumbled into your channel and I’m so grateful! I’ve been binging your videos. They are so informative and interesting! Thank you
What an insanely well put-together video! ❤ Your tone of voice and cadence coupled withe the music and the footage makes for a hypnotic viewing experience. Thanks for putting in the effort to make this masterpiece. I love seeing people share in their love and fascination for nature
The big fin squid is one of my favorite animals probably. I love how mysterious, alien like, and showing pictures of it to people and seeing there reaction.
@Natural World Facts thank you so much! I’ve spent the last day or so reading as many papers on it as I can. Hopefully might do a project for my marine science seminar on it. So interesting
Yes! I have a (now a little outdated) video on the topic, but a lot of that was re-done and incorporated into this film. I am, however, going to be collaborating with a scientific expedition cruise next year who are setting out soon to study the Antarctic sea floor and in particular the worms that live there, so stay tuned!! If you're interested in watching my slightly older Polar Gigantism film, here's the link :D kzclip.org/video/Rw4WX2Dd8HA/бейне.html
Isn't it phenomenal that we can get such a stunning video essay like this on youtube? For free??? I'm losing my mind. This is so much effort with the intention of spreading a passion and knowledge. I loved this video so much, thank you
This video is one of the most stunning I've seen. The sights, music, voice. And such a somber tone. I had chills for the whole thing. The deep sea interests me more than anything else and this video truly encapsulates the somewhat alien feel of it. I hope we can stop the damage that is being done to the world,so we can save these mysterious giants
Thank you for talking about the sleeper sharks!! And for telling the correct years of that damn green lantern study! My absolute fav sharks are the six gills, such strange, puppy-faced giants. This was a really lovely video!! Major props man!!
not sure if it’s a british narrator, the background music, or just the clips of deep sea life, but (in an extremely positive way) this feels like something i’d see playing in a natural history museum theater. thank you for making this, it was very nice to watch on a rainy sunday afternoon
this is so relaxing. i’m a herpetology student, but i love the deep sea and especially large squids. the footage of the bigfin squid from the oil rig always excites me- it’s like a scene from a found footage horror film.
The content is such a masterpiece The music, the calm voice even the information is like so overwhelming ❤❤❤ Thank you for putting so much effort on creating quality content like this one
As someone who is very interested in deep sea life. I have to say. This..... this was amazing and inspiring to watch!!!! Insane work, my respect! Liked and subscribed!
absolutely stunning, your production quality has been constantly improving 😍 as always, especially love your music choices!! good luck with university and thank you for making these masterpieces🥰
I discovered your videos last year, 2022, and fell in love with this channel! Your content is amazing and I like to binge these documentaries before going to bed. I find them very relaxing and at the same time, I learn more about deep sea creatures (which I never thought I'd have an interest in)! Thank you so much for your hard work. I'm a bit late, but happy new year! 🥳 Looking forward to more of your videos!!
You’ve done incredible work on these videos. The way you edit together existing footage and write a story that actually flows is very well done. I’ve followed almost all of the giant squid sittings back to the first footage by a Japanese research group and when I thought I’d seen every variation of “deep sea documentary” you’ve provided a fresh take. Please continue this journey! Maybe consider partnering with a group like KQED? Anyways thank you 👏
Thank you for you deep sea videos, they remind me a lot of my childhood back when I was obsessed with the abyss, dinosaurs and space... I would've killed back then to see such good quality videos like this.
What an extraordinary presentation, beautiful cinematography, eloquently narrated and very informative. Documentaries of this standard deserve to be on mainstream television, this was easily comparable to a David Attenborough program. Well done to you and your team, I look forward to seeing more from you in the future.
This quickly became one of my favorite science KZclip channels, you explain things in a way that is both easy to understand and fascinating, not to mention the amazing production quality too. I am glad I found your channel, thank you
As ever, an exceptional presentation. I'd expect to find something like this on the BBC or equivalent organisation. Leo, you have an incredible talent and produce compelling content that is quite remarkable, especially given your age. Incredibly informative and wonderfully narrated, your channel is truly remarkable.
This is one of the best videos I've ever seen Beyond the extensive research, it's simply so well edited! With an amazing atmosphere kept throughout with a perfect use of music. I love this
Just amazing. I wish I could see this environment with my own eyes some day... Keep up with the good work. I've been following your videos since quite a long time! 12:22 This part felt so nostalgic, made me think about the marvels of our old and natural world
This was incredible. You’ve made a video on your own that compares to the best of the nature documentaries I’ve seen. Congrats dude this was an amazing video
As usual, your presentation of the didactic is engaging and uncomplicated. I wish there were more channels like yours. Thanks again; I always look forward to the next installment.
It's so fitting that the biggest sea creatures are the ones yet to be fully understood. The very existence of deep-sea gigantism is so fascinating, it makes many myths about sea monsters possible because we just don't know what's down there. So, cool!
so professionally made, looks straight out of national geographic and even better, great job at making entertaining, i was never bored watching this and i was hooked
Just found your channel and I’m blown away?? Like your content is SO well made!! I’m learning about this (biodiversity, evolution, and climate change) in college right now. I’m an environmental science major and I love seeing people like you make great content informing people how important EVERY part of the global environment is. My focus is on the extinction of species and declining biodiversity in islands, it was so cool to hear you talk about them! They are so important! Definitely gained a subscriber!
@Natural World Facts I want to go into wildlife rehabilitation or something that works one on one with the wild animals Keep making these videos they’re great!
Oh thank you so so much for this, this comment has made my day!! I’m currently a student myself (marine bio at university) so being able to tie in and expand on concepts from my course is so much fun and absolutely fascinating!! Your course sounds incredible, those are some truly interesting topics. Do you know what you’d like to go on to do after college, and beyond in terms of career?
Your videos are exquisite. Very didactic, relaxing, with exceptional image quality. The music with which you accompany them, and your relaxing voice, make them a more than recommendable experience. Congratulations, and thank you.
I love your channel so much that I’ve been binge watching all your videos for the last 3 days! This feels like a NatGeo documentaries to be honest. Very professional and your narration is so good! I have some topics that I can suggest for your upcoming videos, maybe some about thermohaline circulation, or upwelling and downwelling of nutrients, or maybe on different salinity levels across oceans and how it affect the biosphere around the area, or maybe about how life is different comparing to faster gaseous exchange on arctic regions vs warm waters. Looking forward to your next videos, love from Malaysia ❤
This was amazing to watch! It's nice to see a new video from you even though you are probably really busy. The polar deep section is an especially nice treat for me. But it is equally saddening how that is one of the ecosystems most affected by climate change. We hardly know anything about these incredible creatures and rob ourselves of the chances to study them. So thank you for showing them to a wider audience. If people were more aware of their existence, there would probably be a bigger effort for conservation. You are doing a good deed, my friend. :)
It’s a great time to be alive. Just think, 100 years ago, folks had no idea what was under the waves and down really,really deep. Absolutely amazing stuff. 👍👍❤️🌎
I made my first KZclip account in 2005, almost 20 years ago now, and I still get amazed by how far it has come thanks to these amazing independent content creators.
I really hope the day comes when a giant deep sea creature makes itself known. Like a shark or dinosaur-like animal. This video was great. I can watch stuff like this all day.
Your voice is very relaxing, as well as the music, it was very interesting, I had never thought to consider why deep sea creatures are so much bigger. Thank you for making this, it’s really cool
This the best deep sea documentary you are going to get on youtube. Such an impressive collection of videos aswell, this must have taken a long time to make.
@Jack Wilkins Oh, fantastic! Let me know what you think of it if you do get the chance to check it out. Your work sounds incredible, I’d love to hear more about it and would definitely be down to potentially collab on a film about it. Drop me an email if you like, since sometimes KZclip comment replies can slip through the cracks since I get so many. Find my email on my channel’s ‘About’ tab, and tell me all about your fire corals. 😁
@Natural World FactsThat sounds epic, cant wait. I will give the other one a watch now. There has always been a lack of decent coverage of abyssal and deep benthos presuming the difficulty of access. Also great coverage of siphonophores which are my absolute favourite. Keep up the good work i have no doubt it will take you places if that's a path you want to pursue. I study Fire corals in the Red Sea, perhaps if you ever do anything in that area we could collab and/or i could supply some videos/info.
Just wait til you see what I’m working on next!!!! 🤭 How does an hour-long 4K deep dive into the creatures, adaptations, challenges, and discoveries of the deep sea midwater sound? Followed by a sequel exploring the world of mud and ooze on the sea floor far below. It’ll be a follow-up to my hour-long Chemosynthetic oases film I did last year, exploring the non-chemosynthetic habitats. It’s here if you’re interested: kzclip.org/video/1LrcTa0dDmw/бейне.html It’s my fave film I’ve done so far. Thanks so much for the kind words about this one, Jack!! Have a really lovely day, and cheers for keeping me motivated. Comments like yours mean the world.
Firstly, thanks for the incredible video. This is a topic that has interested me for a while and this was super informative. Second, yours is the first voice I've heard on a nature documentary and thought we might have a legitimate contender to take over the reigns once the gift of Attenborough can no longer give.
I recently geeked out and made an enclosed terrarium in a giant cereal tupperware with my kids, there was room for tons of different rocks, wood, plants, worms and insects. They loved it but I think I had more fun than they did lol. I followed your instructions and its doing well so far. Thanks for the idea dude. 👍
I love being afraid of the ocean like this. It’s beautiful and so expansive and so strange. It’s wonderful, even as my chest gets tight thinking about what unknowns are waiting down there
I do research and alot of my time is spent shifting through data in front of a computer. I love listening to these videos and glancing at the visuals as I work. I also love the music you add to the background and have added a few songs! You should consider a playlist of the music you use, I would absolutely follow it
Love everything your doing. Whenever I catch myself stressed I watch your content. Not only is it interesting to me but the way you score it and your voice. Magic. Thank you
Hey Natural World Facts Team :) I loved the video! I always really enjoy your content as a matter of fact. I would like to let you guys know about a typo though! During g the introduction of the Greenland Shark, the quick summary describes the sharks as growing to 7cm rather than 7m 😊 I briefly got really excited at the prospect of a tiny yet majestic shark, but then realized it was just a typo. Not sure how much trouble it is to make such a correction (I have never created any yt content before) but figured I'd share it with you guys anyways. Again, amazing footage and I absolutely love your narration style and the info you share! Thank you!
I can’t believe these amazing creatures exist on our planet - the aliens aren’t in space - they’re in our ocean. Absolutely fascinating and we’re so lucky to have such hd videos. the ocean will never in our lifetime cease to amaze us.
I feel so informed after this video!! I wanna be a deep-sea marine biologist when I grow up, and I am dying to just go send a submarine down there and discover new creatures. Thanks again, I’ll be sure to subscribe! ❤
Ah, another wonderful Natural World Facts. This is the perfect way to unwind before going to sleep. I love the images and just being able to learn more about my favourite realm--the deep sea. Thank you so much for uploading!
Now this is true horror. I had to make a pause, some breathing exercises, in order to be able to watch until the end. Congratulations for the amazing work!
I am a life long lover of documentaries but I’m a stickler for quality. This was wonderful. And the music selection, so often neglected in documentary films, was exquisite. Bravo.
Sorry for the typo in the Greenland Shark length in the on-screen text! It should read 7m not 7cm - it was a formatting error from copying across my custom infographic text template. 😭
i really like the excitement in the voices of the people looking at that bigfin squid. if i had seen that thing without having just been told about it, i’d have immediately thought it was an alien or something
Simply stunning and very well produced. From start to finish, a transfer of incredible knowledge and beauty. I truly enjoyed this presentation, thank you.
I have to say, I've been following your channel for over a year now, and every time your videos never fail to enthrall and fascinate me. Each one has improved always consistently and now, with these recent 30+ min videos, your channel is legitimately reaching proper documentary level and quality. I am truly impressed with the production value of your videos and support full on this longer length format, even if it means waiting longer, please continue to do so!
This video was absolutely Brilliant,well spoken!!!! and boy did I learn a few things,especially the age of some of the shark species! I hope to see more videos from this channel, amazing!
That was such an awesome video I almost shed a tear at the end when you said all these creatures could be gone if the warm-up continues. I still may believe climate change is not inherently bad or good so there's no real reason to stop it, but these animals are so gorgeous, mysterious and ancient I just feel bad for myself for thinking like this. Your voice, music and clip selection are simply awesome, creates such a good atmosphere I was smiling for almost the entire video. And I really appreciate the overarching discussion on different scientific proposals. Of course, the reasons for gigantism are different, but they look so awesome :) Thank you, keep up the good work.
Insular dwarfism has been attributed to the small stature of homo floresiensis on the Indonesian island of Flores. Beautiful video! Thank you very much for creating and posting.
At 28:00 I'm quite surprised by the Giant Isopod's relatively diminutive metric sized compared to their truly gargantuan Imperial cousins. Those things get 10 times larger than I would've thought! Excellent video as usual.
i usually have a hard time staying focused on a documentary because of my adhd, but your speech pattern and pacing of the video had me absolutely enchanted the whole time!
Your videos are very well done. The music goes very well with the footage. It's well informed. It's soothing to watch and being interesting at the same time. Which is hard to do. Props to you my friend
i grew up around miles of rocky tide pools and miles of sandy low tides that exposed a mile of sea floor, filled with all kinds of living things hours on end walking exploring endless days of fun and beachcombing. nice content thanks
I remembered the original gigantism video when I saw this, glad you decided to remake it. I can really see the effort and love put in. I also wanted to let you know I appreciate when you but the name of species in the corner in the shots that aren’t audibly explained. Thanks!
You definitely should be listed on “Sleep Story!” Your voice is so relaxing and puts one’s mind, body , spirit and soul at ease almost immediately after you speak. Definitely one for the books !!📕 📚 📖 Please keep making your wonderful, magical videos !! Your videos are soul inspiring and amazing!! Keep changing the world, one video at a time!!!☺️🌎❤❤❤
This one has been a long time in the making, I really hope you enjoy! I covered Deep Sea Gigantism in my first ever deep-sea film 2 years ago, and felt it needed a remake to do the topic justice. So sit back, relax, and prepare to immerse yourself in the wonders of the depths for half an hour. 😊
My Patreon for anyone wishing to support my channel 🦈: www.patreon.com/naturalworldfacts
Thank you for this incredibly fascinating video and for covering this very interesting topic in such depth! Also there is a mistake at 27:55, the length for the Giant Isopod says 40cm (15.7 ft), the foot measurement should be 1.3 ft.
Again though, fantastic video! I'm going to have to binge your whole channel now because this video was so good lol.
@Rebekah Trollios why are you complaining here
youre right, i was listening in the background and it replayed the kleibers rule: buoyancy section 4 times over. didnt realize, my bad and sorry!
your videos are so calming. I always put on a video when I'm anxious or having a bad day. thank you.
@Matt KeithIt's honestly so horrible, Greenland sharks tend to go blind because of parasites that burrow into their eyes. However, even though they are blind they still have heightened senses and can seek out food and sense movement.
As a scuba diver you can literally feel the water pushing in around you. The water feels "thicker" making it, counter intuitively easier to push through. And that's only 100 feet down or three atmospheric pressures.
Can't you reach a point in the deep where you can't swim back up and you feel like your falling or does that happen only at a deep underwater ledge or slope?
@ereis fireboi that's what the narrator says in the video
Don’t ur ears hurt I can’t swim down the 5m pool
You are at 4 bar there mate, not 3. And what you say makes no sense. Kicking at depth is not harder, if it feels harder you are probably in a current. Check the anemones or the hair on your arms to find out
about 33 ft for every atmosphere correct?
I have a three and a half year old daughter that is obsessed with the videos on your channel. She loves the music, your tone of voice, and all the video footage of nature. We often pause the videos to explain the things that you are saying, and she loves it all the more.
When she wants to watch one of your videos, she asks for " The nice nature science man".
Thank you for your amazing videos.
@MALIK your profile picture is an anime, your opinion on anything and anyone is invalid lmao
@MALIK fucking itachi from naruto with the pinnacle of opinions
my son is 28 years old and he loves the nice nature man's voice tone and all he footage of nature. Often i will also pause the videos to explain the things the nice nature man is saying and he loves it all the more.
"a slow moving scavenger, observed clumsily stumbling onto bait, latching on, and gorging itself for hours"
I am a deep sea creature
I'm pregnant and I felt personally attacked by that description 😂
That’s all of us watching this video 😂
Isn't that what your ma does as well? Guess you can't teach a bad apple.
Me, night-shit, looking through the dimly-lit break room for the remnants of snacks brought for the day shift.
Bro really be calling us out 💀
Glad I stumbled across this. A lot of KZclip “documentaries” are filled with misinformation and/or low production quality. This was beautiful in every way, and I look forward to watching many more.
I totally agree regarding the misinformation communicated on many YT documentaries. The casualness of the presentation of incorrect information on these shows leads to misinformed people who then believe they are properly educated when they're not.
I'm a Science teacher with 40 yrs experience and it's a huge concern when people misinterpret Science and logic. Science is the foundation of how we progress and everyone should be very concerned about this ignorance of logic. What appears to be good videos leads to misunderstanding and over-simplification and this has become particularly evident regarding correct knowledge of the dynamics of Science leading to the pseudoscientific rubbish that many people readily accept today without questioning. Social media is largely responsible for this. This is particularly evident in understanding climate change, evolution and vaccination. When our leaders are also misinformed there is little hope for the masses they influence.
@Natural World Facts its just fascinating and i could just watch it all day
Thank you, I really appreciate that!!
I've seen many nature documentaries through the course of my life and some of them are truly stunning. But never have I seen any documentary where such attention went into every detail - the titles, font choices, subtle design elements, infographics, edits, music, writing, narration... Everything is in balance. This is the boutique magazine of nature documentaries. Your passion is obvious and inspiring.
@Natural World Facts Take your time and just keep doing things your own way. You're making people happy.
Your comment has made me unbelievably happy! I get a bit obsessively meticulous and ‘perfectionist’ when I make these films, which is why it can take me so long sometimes. So hearing that it pays off is just wonderful. I really really appreciate this, and I’m so glad you enjoyed!!
I did a study on the humboldt squid once, their syntax is incredibly complex and beautiful! Their ability to communicate during feeding frenzies and stay coordinated is immaculate!!
truly incredible squid! Humboldt squid seem to play by their own rules! the feeding frenzies you mentioned, they are SAVAGE! and so calculated! I've always been fascinated with squid and octopuses, its a wild world they live in an some of the ways they operate are alienlike.
@petes or a petes.
@Cory Dinsmore not everyone is American.
What all went into the syntax? I believe that’s in the throat, correct? Or would I be thinking of something else?
Sure ya did.
One of my favorite topics about the ocean. Thank you Leo for making these amazing documentaries!
@Limit Break it's so weird too. I doubt it will convert anybody.
mine too! do you have any all time favorites? I love all kinds of Cnidaria and marine worms!
Lionel, Leonard, or Leonardo?
@Natural World Facts
Congratulations for the job done ! Once again another amazing video with incredible footage. Passion at its best ! Do you think you could one day talk about the astonishing creatures that are the Ziphiidae ?
Thanks a lot for your great and serious work !!
@Limit Break they're on the weirdest videos too. I can understand maybe a few videos but this and a load of other...where are they all coming from? And they all spout such crap. I mean, God needs to seriously sort out his P.R. team because these guys just aren't cutting it.
This documentary is absolutely stunning. I literally caught my mouth hanging open a few times. I loved your calm cool voice narrating the facts. The music choice was perfect. Emotional tones that sounded both fantasy and sci-fi. It almost romanticized these creatures. The writing too was gorgeous. I subscribed in the first ten minutes. Thank you so much for your work
Thank you so much Holly, this is so kind of you! Welcome to the channel 😁😁
Leo, you've came a long way and your hard work has definitely paid off. Your first videos were great, but your videos now are simply outstanding! I believe I had subscribed to your channel in your earlier days before 50k, and to see you grow like this has brush some motivation off to me whenever I watch your videos! I want to get into voice acting/voice overs but lack the knowledge with editing and programs which is what holds me back a bit...
Keep up the amazing work, Leo! You deserve more subscribers :)
@Natural World Facts Thank you for all you do for youtube, regards from Nebraska!
Don’t mean to give either of you ideas without the other, but perhaps Grate Speller could voice act if the need ever arose for you, N.W.F! Feel free to tell me to shove off, I thought it’d be cool to see a creator inspired by another creator collabing together
Thank you so much for this comment! Blimey, this is really quite lovely. I still see myself as an amateur, and the channel nothing more than a hobby. So to hear you’ve enjoyed my films this much, and even felt motivated by them, it’s just incredible!!!! :)) Thank you so so much!
ive been hyperfixated on marine biology and sealife since i was a kid, and finding this video makes me so overjoyed. i love watching these amazing creatures float in depths far from human intervention, allowed to live freely as they are. my favporite animal has always been a bigfin squid, so interesting and awesome
One of the best nature documentaries I've seen in years. Thank you. Please never dumb it down for the masses
Wow. I just want to say, I'm just another person here to admire your work. This video is so damn good it's hard to believe it's on KZclip. Such quality, just thank you for blessing the people with such videos. It's almost hard to put into words that anyone watching this truly can feel PASSION in your videos, it's like we can tell this is done by someone who just really really wants to put something marvelous in the world, just because they want it to be shared!
Take a moment to remember, every comment you read that makes you smile, makes your day, makes you happy- for every like that comment gets, someone else is saying it again and again! I know I've gone down the comments after watching your videos just so I can go like all the positive comments. You truly deserve the best!
You have no idea how happy it made me to read this, and to know you enjoy my films, and that you think my passion comes through. I started this channel when I was 9, 11 years ago, as a hobby, and to this day it remains first and foremost exactly that - a hobby!! It makes me so excited to get to share the wonders of wildlife with people who hold the same passion or have any amount of curiosity for the natural world. I never expected this level of love or this sort of a response, so seriously, thank you. You, and anybody who leaves supportive, warm comments, are the reasons I make these films and stay motivated. Have a truly wonderful day. You are an incredible person.
Yes!!! Your videos re-ignited my childhood love for marine biology. When you touched on deep sea gigantism before, it opened my mind to how incredibly nature can “copy” itself to sustain life.
It reminded me of how sunflowers are basically giant daisies… certain plants have leaf formations that are like the giant or mini versions of other plants, similar to how a mini version of a giant squid could be drifting far above his brethren, unknowingly.
Nature has this way of exponentially growing or shrinking its genetic material like that (not sure what the actual term would be lol just started the video heheh 🤣🤥) in a fractal-like manner that just blows me away. All to sustain life and keep it thriving in its environment.
TL;Dr These videos blow me away, thank you. ☺️
@SuZanne A you don't need to be miserable ..
@SuZanne A but, I think this guy may have a magic torch that never goes out!! Says if we follow there will never be darkness, only light. Seems to me pretty obvious he has a never ending torch battery.
He's a saviour...meh...maybe not
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I have no use for your magic sky god - you do you and leave me out of your fevered fantasies
I've always been amazed yet terrified about all the magnificent things the ocean has, I never thought I would watch a 30 minute long documentary about this. I really appreciate your great efforts into making these types of videos for people to learn. Keep doing such great videos, you gained a new subscriber. Greetings from Mexico.
Every creature has a different constraining factor for its ‘common’ size. I’m glad you explored so many different aspects of how various constraints get lifted
Wow, amazing work. As an architect I took several screenshots of this video. Nature is so inspiring, and learning about the conditions due to which creatures evolved to be the way they are, certainly helps us with creation and perfecting our man-made crafts. And I feel so blessed to live in a time where I get to have access to all this information for free. People like you who put in the effort and passion need to be appreciated much more.
Also off-topic, but your voice is so soothing and hauntingly beautiful. Keep up the good work.
Thank you for another beautiful and informative production. Your videos are made with so much skill, effort and passion and they're an absolute joy to experience. Thank you also for introducing your viewers to fantastic and lesser known musicians, in the tracks you use. I've always been creeped out by marine life in the way that other people are by spiders, but your content has really helped me to appreciate the diversity of these lifeforms in spite of that gut feeling.
What an extraordinary documentary, very well done! The deep oceans are fascinating, and I’m so glad to have found this video and get the opportunity to learn more about them. Thanks! :)
Your old video on deep sea gigantism was already fantastic, but this is quite possibly some of the best content I've ever seen! I love the addition of adding in parts of "Hidden World of Islands" and "Giants of the Polar Deep" (the latter being probably my favorite video of yours so far). The sheer size difference between the average sea spiders and their polar region counterparts is still pretty insane to me. Thank you for making these videos! You've definitely been a massive inspiration for me to continue wanting and trying to pursue a career in marine biology.
I am in love with these documentaries, you do a phenomenal job! Although I have noticed a few of your conversions from centimeters to inches or feet have been wrong in a few different videos. The one I saw in this video is the Giant Isopod; you have 40 cm being 15.7 ft long, when in reality that is about 1.3 ft long. I just wanted to point this out to you in case it went unnoticed when you edited the video. Keep up the fantastic job, the algorithm seems to like you recently so I know all the hard work will pay off!
Thank you so so much for the lovely feedback, and for pointing out my error. 🙈 I have gone in and added a little on-screen card in the top right that should pop up with a correction at the relevant timestamps… but it doesn’t seem to be working quite as expected.
Anyway, thank you so much once again! I’m working on quite a few exciting films (in fact I’ll be releasing a trailer for my biggest ever project very soon) so comments like this really help keep me motivated. 😊
i rarely ever comment on stuff, but i gotta say this might be one of my newest favorite channels :) literally so informative and entertaining
Holy cow! I have immense respect for you! You’ve been doing this for so long, and you have grown and your passion for life increases. My son is just like you. All his books are about animals and even though he’s young and in the spectrum he is so knowledgeable about nature. More than most people, including adults.
I stumbled into your channel and I’m so grateful! I’ve been binging your videos. They are so informative and interesting! Thank you
What an insanely well put-together video! ❤ Your tone of voice and cadence coupled withe the music and the footage makes for a hypnotic viewing experience. Thanks for putting in the effort to make this masterpiece. I love seeing people share in their love and fascination for nature
The big fin squid is one of my favorite animals probably. I love how mysterious, alien like, and showing pictures of it to people and seeing there reaction.
I found the polar gigantism extremely fascinating. Is there any more info on it?
Yes study Marxism
@Natural World Facts thank you so much! I’ve spent the last day or so reading as many papers on it as I can. Hopefully might do a project for my marine science seminar on it. So interesting
Yes! I have a (now a little outdated) video on the topic, but a lot of that was re-done and incorporated into this film. I am, however, going to be collaborating with a scientific expedition cruise next year who are setting out soon to study the Antarctic sea floor and in particular the worms that live there, so stay tuned!! If you're interested in watching my slightly older Polar Gigantism film, here's the link :D kzclip.org/video/Rw4WX2Dd8HA/бейне.html
Isn't it phenomenal that we can get such a stunning video essay like this on youtube? For free??? I'm losing my mind. This is so much effort with the intention of spreading a passion and knowledge. I loved this video so much, thank you
This video is one of the most stunning I've seen. The sights, music, voice. And such a somber tone. I had chills for the whole thing. The deep sea interests me more than anything else and this video truly encapsulates the somewhat alien feel of it. I hope we can stop the damage that is being done to the world,so we can save these mysterious giants
Thank you for talking about the sleeper sharks!! And for telling the correct years of that damn green lantern study! My absolute fav sharks are the six gills, such strange, puppy-faced giants.
This was a really lovely video!! Major props man!!
It's always a wonder to me how the photographers manage to get such amazing footage in such extreme environments.
not sure if it’s a british narrator, the background music, or just the clips of deep sea life, but (in an extremely positive way) this feels like something i’d see playing in a natural history museum theater. thank you for making this, it was very nice to watch on a rainy sunday afternoon
this is so relaxing. i’m a herpetology student, but i love the deep sea and especially large squids. the footage of the bigfin squid from the oil rig always excites me- it’s like a scene from a found footage horror film.
It blows my mind, not just the animal facts but that this video is free on KZclip. Amazing production value and well put together. Thank you!
I've always had a passion for astronomy, yet the ocean is always the thing that fascinates me most
The content is such a masterpiece
The music, the calm voice even the information is like so overwhelming ❤❤❤
Thank you for putting so much effort on creating quality content like this one
As someone who is very interested in deep sea life. I have to say. This..... this was amazing and inspiring to watch!!!! Insane work, my respect!
Liked and subscribed!
absolutely stunning, your production quality has been constantly improving 😍 as always, especially love your music choices!! good luck with university and thank you for making these masterpieces🥰
Thank you so much Ellie!!! 😊 This means a lot to me!
I discovered your videos last year, 2022, and fell in love with this channel! Your content is amazing and I like to binge these documentaries before going to bed. I find them very relaxing and at the same time, I learn more about deep sea creatures (which I never thought I'd have an interest in)! Thank you so much for your hard work. I'm a bit late, but happy new year! 🥳 Looking forward to more of your videos!!
You’ve done incredible work on these videos. The way you edit together existing footage and write a story that actually flows is very well done. I’ve followed almost all of the giant squid sittings back to the first footage by a Japanese research group and when I thought I’d seen every variation of “deep sea documentary” you’ve provided a fresh take. Please continue this journey! Maybe consider partnering with a group like KQED?
Anyways thank you 👏
Wow, thank you! This means a lot, I love making these films. And I’ll definitely check out KQED!
Thank you for you deep sea videos, they remind me a lot of my childhood back when I was obsessed with the abyss, dinosaurs and space... I would've killed back then to see such good quality videos like this.
What an extraordinary presentation, beautiful cinematography, eloquently narrated and very informative.
Documentaries of this standard deserve to be on mainstream television, this was easily comparable to a David Attenborough program.
Well done to you and your team, I look forward to seeing more from you in the future.
This quickly became one of my favorite science KZclip channels, you explain things in a way that is both easy to understand and fascinating, not to mention the amazing production quality too. I am glad I found your channel, thank you
Wow, thank you so much!! I really appreciate this.
As ever, an exceptional presentation. I'd expect to find something like this on the BBC or equivalent organisation. Leo, you have an incredible talent and produce compelling content that is quite remarkable, especially given your age. Incredibly informative and wonderfully narrated, your channel is truly remarkable.
This is one of the best videos I've ever seen
Beyond the extensive research, it's simply so well edited! With an amazing atmosphere kept throughout with a perfect use of music.
I love this
Just amazing. I wish I could see this environment with my own eyes some day... Keep up with the good work. I've been following your videos since quite a long time!
12:22 This part felt so nostalgic, made me think about the marvels of our old and natural world
This was incredible. You’ve made a video on your own that compares to the best of the nature documentaries I’ve seen. Congrats dude this was an amazing video
As usual, your presentation of the didactic is engaging and uncomplicated. I wish there were more channels like yours. Thanks again; I always look forward to the next installment.
What an extraordinarily well researched, presented and informative programme. Congratulations to all involved.
It's so fitting that the biggest sea creatures are the ones yet to be fully understood. The very existence of deep-sea gigantism is so fascinating, it makes many myths about sea monsters possible because we just don't know what's down there. So, cool!
Everybody deep sea naturalist until Cthulhu fhtagn
so professionally made, looks straight out of national geographic and even better, great job at making entertaining, i was never bored watching this and i was hooked
Just found your channel and I’m blown away?? Like your content is SO well made!!
I’m learning about this (biodiversity, evolution, and climate change) in college right now. I’m an environmental science major and I love seeing people like you make great content informing people how important EVERY part of the global environment is.
My focus is on the extinction of species and declining biodiversity in islands, it was so cool to hear you talk about them! They are so important!
Definitely gained a subscriber!
@Natural World Facts I want to go into wildlife rehabilitation or something that works one on one with the wild animals
Keep making these videos they’re great!
Oh thank you so so much for this, this comment has made my day!! I’m currently a student myself (marine bio at university) so being able to tie in and expand on concepts from my course is so much fun and absolutely fascinating!!
Your course sounds incredible, those are some truly interesting topics. Do you know what you’d like to go on to do after college, and beyond in terms of career?
Gotta appreciate the work he puts into this channel. I love watching these, keep up the great work.
@Natural World Facts 👍👍👍
Thank you so much Landon!!!! That really means a lot to hear :)
Your videos are exquisite. Very didactic, relaxing, with exceptional image quality. The music with which you accompany them, and your relaxing voice, make them a more than recommendable experience. Congratulations, and thank you.
Thank you so much for this 😊
I love your channel so much that I’ve been binge watching all your videos for the last 3 days! This feels like a NatGeo documentaries to be honest. Very professional and your narration is so good! I have some topics that I can suggest for your upcoming videos, maybe some about thermohaline circulation, or upwelling and downwelling of nutrients, or maybe on different salinity levels across oceans and how it affect the biosphere around the area, or maybe about how life is different comparing to faster gaseous exchange on arctic regions vs warm waters. Looking forward to your next videos, love from Malaysia ❤
This was amazing to watch! It's nice to see a new video from you even though you are probably really busy. The polar deep section is an especially nice treat for me. But it is equally saddening how that is one of the ecosystems most affected by climate change. We hardly know anything about these incredible creatures and rob ourselves of the chances to study them. So thank you for showing them to a wider audience. If people were more aware of their existence, there would probably be a bigger effort for conservation. You are doing a good deed, my friend. :)
It’s a great time to be alive. Just think, 100 years ago, folks had no idea what was under the waves and down really,really deep. Absolutely amazing stuff. 👍👍❤️🌎
I made my first KZclip account in 2005, almost 20 years ago now, and I still get amazed by how far it has come thanks to these amazing independent content creators.
This video is a work of art, passion and an incredibly conscientious young man. Bravo, sir. Wonderful brain stimulating stuff, Leo.
My man, you make VERY high quality content. I hope you love doing this and keep going because I love the videos
Thank you for having captions!!! There’s so many documentaries on this platform that do NOT include them, they are hugely appreciated!!!
If I'm not mistaken, the Greenland shark has a problem with eye parasites. I think it's something like 60% of the sharks have them.
@Tooth Fairy Yep. It's 14:50
Apparently they’re not too bad as they act as a lure to prey.
@Tooth Fairy The ones with the parasite look like they have two really long eyelashes poking out either side of the eyes
Is that why the one shark's eyes were floating around in its head?
Since i was a kid i always felt amazed by oceans... How the sea is. I wanted to work in the sea. I would like to become a sea biologist.
I really hope the day comes when a giant deep sea creature makes itself known. Like a shark or dinosaur-like animal. This video was great. I can watch stuff like this all day.
Your voice is very relaxing, as well as the music, it was very interesting, I had never thought to consider why deep sea creatures are so much bigger. Thank you for making this, it’s really cool
This the best deep sea documentary you are going to get on youtube. Such an impressive collection of videos aswell, this must have taken a long time to make.
@Jack Wilkins Oh, fantastic! Let me know what you think of it if you do get the chance to check it out. Your work sounds incredible, I’d love to hear more about it and would definitely be down to potentially collab on a film about it. Drop me an email if you like, since sometimes KZclip comment replies can slip through the cracks since I get so many. Find my email on my channel’s ‘About’ tab, and tell me all about your fire corals. 😁
@Natural World FactsThat sounds epic, cant wait. I will give the other one a watch now. There has always been a lack of decent coverage of abyssal and deep benthos presuming the difficulty of access. Also great coverage of siphonophores which are my absolute favourite. Keep up the good work i have no doubt it will take you places if that's a path you want to pursue. I study Fire corals in the Red Sea, perhaps if you ever do anything in that area we could collab and/or i could supply some videos/info.
Just wait til you see what I’m working on next!!!! 🤭 How does an hour-long 4K deep dive into the creatures, adaptations, challenges, and discoveries of the deep sea midwater sound? Followed by a sequel exploring the world of mud and ooze on the sea floor far below.
It’ll be a follow-up to my hour-long Chemosynthetic oases film I did last year, exploring the non-chemosynthetic habitats. It’s here if you’re interested: kzclip.org/video/1LrcTa0dDmw/бейне.html
It’s my fave film I’ve done so far. Thanks so much for the kind words about this one, Jack!! Have a really lovely day, and cheers for keeping me motivated. Comments like yours mean the world.
Firstly, thanks for the incredible video. This is a topic that has interested me for a while and this was super informative.
Second, yours is the first voice I've heard on a nature documentary and thought we might have a legitimate contender to take over the reigns once the gift of Attenborough can no longer give.
I recently geeked out and made an enclosed terrarium in a giant cereal tupperware with my kids, there was room for tons of different rocks, wood, plants, worms and insects. They loved it but I think I had more fun than they did lol. I followed your instructions and its doing well so far. Thanks for the idea dude. 👍
idk why but these videos are soo fun to listen to, i don't like the ocean but this just shows how fascinating it actually is.
I love being afraid of the ocean like this. It’s beautiful and so expansive and so strange. It’s wonderful, even as my chest gets tight thinking about what unknowns are waiting down there
I do research and alot of my time is spent shifting through data in front of a computer. I love listening to these videos and glancing at the visuals as I work. I also love the music you add to the background and have added a few songs! You should consider a playlist of the music you use, I would absolutely follow it
Love everything your doing. Whenever I catch myself stressed I watch your content. Not only is it interesting to me but the way you score it and your voice. Magic. Thank you
I’m so very glad you enjoyed, Christopher! Thank you for the kind words.
Hey Natural World Facts Team :) I loved the video! I always really enjoy your content as a matter of fact.
I would like to let you guys know about a typo though! During g the introduction of the Greenland Shark, the quick summary describes the sharks as growing to 7cm rather than 7m 😊 I briefly got really excited at the prospect of a tiny yet majestic shark, but then realized it was just a typo. Not sure how much trouble it is to make such a correction (I have never created any yt content before) but figured I'd share it with you guys anyways.
Again, amazing footage and I absolutely love your narration style and the info you share! Thank you!
I also noticed a type on the giants isopod and nearly had to change my shorts at the prospect of a 15.7 ft water bug 😅
I can’t believe these amazing creatures exist on our planet - the aliens aren’t in space - they’re in our ocean. Absolutely fascinating and we’re so lucky to have such hd videos. the ocean will never in our lifetime cease to amaze us.
I feel so informed after this video!! I wanna be a deep-sea marine biologist when I grow up, and I am dying to just go send a submarine down there and discover new creatures. Thanks again, I’ll be sure to subscribe! ❤
I love how excited the scientists are catching the squid on camera
Ah, another wonderful Natural World Facts. This is the perfect way to unwind before going to sleep. I love the images and just being able to learn more about my favourite realm--the deep sea. Thank you so much for uploading!
Now this is true horror. I had to make a pause, some breathing exercises, in order to be able to watch until the end. Congratulations for the amazing work!
I am a life long lover of documentaries but I’m a stickler for quality. This was wonderful. And the music selection, so often neglected in documentary films, was exquisite. Bravo.
Sorry for the typo in the Greenland Shark length in the on-screen text! It should read 7m not 7cm - it was a formatting error from copying across my custom infographic text template. 😭
Honestly I just saw it when the correction came up, it made me giggle. 7 cm is not that gigantic indeed ;)
I was looking for this comment!
40cm to 15.7ft had me really shook for a momeny
There's another in the text for the Giant Isopods at 28:00.
The fact that most of the ocean still remains unexplored is insane to me.
Like if aliens come to Earth they just assume it’s a water planet.
i really like the excitement in the voices of the people looking at that bigfin squid. if i had seen that thing without having just been told about it, i’d have immediately thought it was an alien or something
The spiral of the Siphonophore was mesmerizing. The ocean truly is a world within our world
I’ve never seen footage like this! This is incredible! 💓
Simply stunning and very well produced. From start to finish, a transfer of incredible knowledge and beauty. I truly enjoyed this presentation, thank you.
I have to say, I've been following your channel for over a year now, and every time your videos never fail to enthrall and fascinate me. Each one has improved always consistently and now, with these recent 30+ min videos, your channel is legitimately reaching proper documentary level and quality. I am truly impressed with the production value of your videos and support full on this longer length format, even if it means waiting longer, please continue to do so!
Just wow. I stumbled across your channel and this is one of the best put together nature videos I've ever seen.
This video was absolutely Brilliant,well spoken!!!! and boy did I learn a few things,especially the age of some of the shark species! I hope to see more videos from this channel, amazing!
That was such an awesome video I almost shed a tear at the end when you said all these creatures could be gone if the warm-up continues. I still may believe climate change is not inherently bad or good so there's no real reason to stop it, but these animals are so gorgeous, mysterious and ancient I just feel bad for myself for thinking like this. Your voice, music and clip selection are simply awesome, creates such a good atmosphere I was smiling for almost the entire video. And I really appreciate the overarching discussion on different scientific proposals. Of course, the reasons for gigantism are different, but they look so awesome :) Thank you, keep up the good work.
Insular dwarfism has been attributed to the small stature of homo floresiensis on the Indonesian island of Flores.
Beautiful video! Thank you very much for creating and posting.
¿You know if the Pycnogonida group uses hemocyanin for transport the oxygen in it's body?
Again, thank you Leo for making these amazing documentaries.
At 28:00 I'm quite surprised by the Giant Isopod's relatively diminutive metric sized compared to their truly gargantuan Imperial cousins. Those things get 10 times larger than I would've thought! Excellent video as usual.
@spore124 That’s definitely true. And the fact you noticed means you were paying attention, so I take it as a compliment hehe! 😁
@Natural World Facts Our ability to joke about the mistake means that no actual information was misinterpreted. Merely a tiny slip up in presentation.
@Isaac Howell Thanks Isaac, I really appreciate that!
@Natural World Facts I wouldn't worry about it too much, the overall quality is otherwise top notch, I love these documentaries you do!
😭😭😭 Ugh I should’ve got more sleep before attempting conversions
Appreciate the on screen names. It makes looking them up to learn more about them easier. I wish more videos did that.
i usually have a hard time staying focused on a documentary because of my adhd, but your speech pattern and pacing of the video had me absolutely enchanted the whole time!
Mate, these videos are absolutely fantastic. These are so helpful in ways you don’t even know how. Thank you. I will not forget your work!
Your videos are very well done. The music goes very well with the footage. It's well informed. It's soothing to watch and being interesting at the same time. Which is hard to do. Props to you my friend
i grew up around miles of rocky tide pools and miles of sandy low tides that exposed a mile of sea floor, filled with all kinds of living things hours on end walking exploring endless days of fun and beachcombing. nice content thanks
I remembered the original gigantism video when I saw this, glad you decided to remake it. I can really see the effort and love put in. I also wanted to let you know I appreciate when you but the name of species in the corner in the shots that aren’t audibly explained. Thanks!
You definitely should be listed on “Sleep Story!” Your voice is so relaxing and puts one’s mind, body , spirit and soul at ease almost immediately after you speak. Definitely one for the books !!📕 📚 📖 Please keep making your wonderful, magical videos !! Your videos are soul inspiring and amazing!! Keep changing the world, one video at a time!!!☺️🌎❤❤❤
ive been searching for deep sea documentaries with your atmosphere for a while, thank you for this gift!
First time on this channel, and the quality of your content is some of the best on the internet. Thanks for your hard work