2021 Expedition Highlights Reel - A Year of Wonders | Nautilus Live

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

You did it again! Thank you for another absolutely brilliant year of deep sea research and observations.

[@Laroac]

Love your videos dawg.

[@jackp8583]

I have to snap out of the beauty and the fun moments to realize there's serious science going on, in real-time. This is one of my favorite channels and I watch to tickle the algorithm as often as possible. A Wonderful Holiday wish to all of you, and continued discoveries and successes in 2022. 👍

[@hermisadventures8142]

i loveeeeeeeeee this channel!!!!! you should do like a mega-long compilation that is hours for us to enjoy an fall asleep to

[@it-s-a-mystery]

Check their playlists :)

[@GarektHagen]

This is a really inspiring KZbin channel. Thanks for keeping us in the dark :)

[@d4rk5t4r2]

Was that a pun or sarcasm?

[@Billrose333]

Wonderful to see your work. I used to rov in the pacific for cable companies and would often see some of the wonders that you now see. It was in the 1990's. So some 30 years ago. Great to now armchair these images and dives as a retired olde seadog. Keep up the good work.

[@kentslocum]

So glad to see different research teams helping each other out!

[@LaSerpentDEden]

I cannot take in more content from this channel, it's becoming all encompassing. What an amazing time to be alive. Where I can watch these dives happen in real time. What a wondrous world.

[@AndreaCrisp]

If you look in the description at the very bottom they have the website. You can watch live, submit questions etc.

[@AGDinCA]

This was quite the year... really one for the books. Thank you for letting us tag along on your journeys, thank you for answering so many of our questions, and thank you for having the heart for pure exploration.

[@ceciliahua563]

1:50

[@oyster6219]

I started tuning in at the end of the season, but I have already learned so much. I am so excited to learn more when febuary comes. the EV nautilus channel and the ocean exploration trust has reawakened my passion to learn new things. thank you! i hope to work on the nautilus one day!

[@lmichellerx]

“I love you little fish.” 😍

[@shannap.lawnerd8107]

Just finding this 01/27/22… Thank you for all you are doing!! My Opa (grandfather) was a biochemist for the FDA 45+ years, we used to watch a LOT of docs on ocean life together. (Now, the cruel effects of Alzheimer’s has stolen this & many other things from us.) Watching this has made my day, and I’m so happy that so many people are coming together to continue the important work of ocean exploration. Stay safe out there, be blessed. 😎🤘🏽💋🔮⚖️

[@karmenolsen7686]

BEST KZbin content of any channel! Thanks

[@212372123721237]

Thanks for sharing. May Nautilus 2022 explorations discover the most unique life yet. Love all your work thanks once again from Rosedale Maryland USA.

[@CodeLeeCarter]

A Rare sight these days seeing clouds of fish, wold love the Oceans to be full again, one day!

[@uniomystica368]

I often sit here in the evening and watch the dives. it really has something meditative hehe. So much money is being spent on useless things. There should be a lot more of you! Thanks for your work!

[@ZafulZanchez]

If I could go back in time, I would love to dedicate my life to explore and study these beautiful creatures and life in the ocean.

[@diananuttman8291]

I've really enjoyed your adventures and looking forward to the next expedition! Thank you for letting us be voyeurs on your journeys and Happy Holidays to you all!

[@mariashaffer-gordon3561]

You were so fortunate that the U. of WA ship was nearby and able to help retrieve the Argus. I can't wait to see what you discover in 2022.

[@boedhaspeaks]

I wish for 2022that you make announcements on youtube before every dive, i missed so much streams this year :(

[@human_isomer]

that would be great, yeah

[@AOUA11]

Those fish are like “uhh guys what’s the ufo up there?”

[@drezworthy]

Representative of the best kinds of people, thanks to all the scientists!

[@kjeldlarsen912]

Thank you for the video great one amazing underwater world we have love it

[@claireingles-sj6xz]

Well, Argus sure knows how to do networking.😂 During these crazy times, these videos seriously bring down my blood pressure. I have always loved the ocean and am always glad to hear the squeeing. (not just from the dolphins) I eagerly absorb all the awe and wonder these enthusiastic scientists give off. It reminds me that no matter how cynical we are in the human world. (I'm 50) The feelings of gratitude, awe, and the sense of childlike wonder are still very much alive in me when it comes to the ocean and other untouched habitats. Wish I could join you onboard. But who knows what the future holds. There is still PLENTY of ground, so to speak, to cover. ❤

[@andreeadoria3637]

I'm fascinated by your work, guys. The deep of the ocean is such a beautiful and interesting place to see.

[@emiletousignant3079]

You guys are doing are really good job 👍! Thank you for the entertainment

[@krcmaine]

One of my favorite chanels to have on all day. This was my 2nd year. I just love listening to the banter amongst the crew and scientists, getting to see facinating marine life new and known. It's just so cool to have this window into your world. Thank you for making this possible!! ❤

[@robertlefou]

thank you for sharing all the great moments with us! merry christmas and stay healthy! greetings from germany

[@Luke1ngame]

Great job team 2021 Ridge NAV!

[@rridderbusch518]

I'm so proud of giving birth to a *scientist.*

[@grimchildish]

Oh my gosh you guys are just absolutely amazing. Wish I could be on the team my whole life. And also your teamwork is great. Thank you for the great shots and visuals. Wish I could be there. Don't ever stop, keep it up!

[@gogazopa6199]

This is so awesome! Thank you for your doing.

[@dewantoroo]

Can't wait for the next year expeditions!

[@hplovehandle]

Amazing, just mind blowing. Thanks for everything you guys do and thanks for sharing it. Happy New year.

[@cuteButKindaDeadlyBreloom]

amazing actually and love to see the Argus save

[@tinkmarshino]

So beautiful...

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@dannysullivan12345]

So awesome 😎

[@chlorophyllix]

wonderful!

[@PowerScissor]

I wish there was an overlay with current depth of all these many clips.

[@matthewwarner2091]

What was it that the fish led them too laying on the ocean floor?

[@loub.8673]

Incredibly beautiful. And barely researched. There’s so much unknown of life in the depths of the ocean floors because man has little means of traveling there safely for periods of time because of the immense pressures. Yet, there is life that not only lives there, it thrives there in complete darkness creating its own light forces. Beyond our reasoning, yet it exists. If one thanks back to living 100 years ago, if someone had told you than that you would be able to walk around and hold a device in your hand that would enable you to speak to anyone in the world you wanted to, you would have been told you were insane. Technology has come very far very quickly in such a short time span, one can only try to imagine how far it will go in the next century! However, a priority must remain, healing our planet, caused by human damage of fossil fuels use. Prioritize finding other clean sources for energy, solar power which are being tested even today in the UK near London. We’re on the right track and we must continue forward.

[@patrickvdmeulen6867]

Awesome, thanks. Alltho after seeing some logos and symbolism, even more curious and looking forward to the endresults. Since Argus is part of, Utrecht aswell. But thats somethings Sharon Dijksma would also now nowadays.

[@claireingles-sj6xz]

Is that Dr. Bob Ballard narrating around 7:15?

[@tarody3953]

If you could include the locations along the video it would really make it more usable in the classroom.

[@EVNautilus]

Check out this virtual field trip resource specifically for classrooms nautiluslive.org/resource/virtual-fieldtrip-exploration-vessel-nautilus

[@richardlewin9282]

Amazing 👍

[@lenap4956]

10:35 what is that owl shaped... Whatever it is supposed to be? I've never seen anything like that

[@Qwayeasn]

8:06 that's an xbox controller... Is that how your steer these things? That would be so funny :D

[@HellsGayngel]

That fish with knees, what is it called?

[@artsoccer7777]

Amazing 👍😍⚘

[@adamcarrillo209]

Notification gang!

[@st.jupiter5871]

Can we get Bill Murray in on this?

[@半田朋子-i7y]

子ネコはもらえるところたくさん！…ここがだめなら！あっちの病院…第3候補！つぎ！…🐱🐱

[@Jonnyvids14]

Awesome work, by why on earth is everyone wearing dust masks out in the middle of the ocean?

[@thecrapjournalistnetwork9258]

Please get the old video editor back!!! You don't need more than sea creatures and scientists for the videos to be amazing. The stock music......................... is not great.

[@christhesmith]

UW have a frikkin MASSIVE boat!!!?? No wonder the public schools SUCK in seattle!

[@半田朋子-i7y]

みんな苦しいんだよ？？…じやーメプチンエアすいなしやいよ！！はやく！コレ！吸えば！！…あきこちやん！！

[@desperatelyseekingrealnews]

A whole years highlights in 14 mins . Disappointing ttstl .

[@TheMilkMan8008]

You realize that a lot of ocean exploration is emptiness right?

[@somedude5951]

Wearing mouth caps outside 🤪 This, not scientific. But very nice filming, ty

[@stupidgameprizes]

This is incredible.