7 ROV Findings from the Marianas Trench

[@ShadowsandCityLights]

Crazy to think that plane is probably a tomb for someone! I hope their death was quick and painless, if they did go down with the plane, but I'm glad they found it! So interesting seeing how there seems to be alot of life living around that wreckage! Also that jelly looks crazy with that red spot in the middle!

[@CrashHeadroom]

Purely hypothetical, the way the wings and such are still intact, id place a bet it was in a nose dive down into the water, just cut straight through and rested at the bottom (it's too intact for it to have rested ontop and then sunk if you get me).

[@SoloEcho]

Could they be the first people who explored the mariana trench.

[@infidel6728]

Statistically unlikely it has a corpse inside, most crews of ditched aircraft did not go down with the aircraft.

[@TraphouseTCG]

Death is only the beginning

[@Sarah.Riedel]

@@CrashHeadroom licensed private pilot here...actually given the fact that the wreckage seems to be arranged more or less in the same location suggests that the angle at which the aircraft hit the water was negligible...either flat (0°) or nearly flat, consistent with an attempted ditching procedure. By contrast if the plane had entered the water at a steep angle of attack and at high rate of speed, for example in a nose-down position, the sheer force of the impact would have resulted in a highly fragmented debris field, possibly stretching several hundred feet across the ocean floor.

[@_Solaris]

The music coming out of the Marianas Trench is freaky

[@Nico_cl]

hahah

[@CLOUDDRAGONAMBASSADOR]

Ismusic really in trench

[@edgarloike]

Those are singing sirens. Men have fallen victim to their foul lures for thousands, if not billions of years.

[@darthwisetheplagueis5869]

@@edgarloike what

[@pizrux6592]

@@darthwisetheplagueis5869 he’s talking crazy

[@misterhuman6469]

Stuff like the last entry is why the ocean is so interesting

[@yourwisdomtooth5938]

the virgin cosmos vs The Chad Ocean Abyss

[@arumia8681]

And terrifying

[@txmpura]

hmmm today i will

[@palteonato]

Is why I paid my internet also.

[@straytakermusic]

05:12 "This thing doesn't look over 6ft long" *camera pans left for the next half hour* ._.

[@deadaccount7303]

exactly what I thought

[@orangeusername1792]

at first i was like holy shit that's a massive anemone

[@paperfox5292]

same

[@thescarletcultist113]

The waves isn’t measured in inches or feet there measured in increments of fear

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

Now that was a cool phrase.

[@simplypink8375]

damn right

[@visiblydisturbed1688]

"The waves aren't measured in inches or feet, they're measured in increments of fear." Some dude on the internet, 2020

[@bigshrimp6458]

Man being from Hawaii and spending most of my life in the water I really think you guys need some exposure therapy because you guys have full blown thalassophobia and its really not healthy my most fond memories experiences ive ever had have been from the gem given to us called the ocean.

[@visiblydisturbed1688]

@@bigshrimp6458 I grew up on the Coast and swim at least once a week, I have no issues with water.

[@CChissel]

I love this channel so much. Real creatures and some unidentifiable or undiscovered, no click bait bullshit just marine biology, science and the mysterious depths of the abyss.

[@baihaki00]

yeah!

[@HANKBOSS]

I WATCH EVERY NIGHT AT ANCIENT ALIENS AND THEY SAY THAT ALIENS BROUGHT IN OUR OCEANS MERMAIDS,NINGEA SEA CREATURES, GELLYFISHES, STARFISHES, OCTOPUS ALL LOOK VERY STRANGE NOT FROM THIS WORL FROM ANOTHER WORLD IS TRUEEEEEE ALIENS EXIST!!!!!!WHO IS WITH ME?

[@mpkid5]

@@HANKBOSS aliens come from hell

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

@@HANKBOSS Strange appearances are not an indication that an organism is of extraterrestrial origin. In fact, the evolution of octopi on Earth dates back approximately five hundred million years ago.

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

​@@mpkid5 The problem with your statement is that Hell is a fictional place and that the Bible never mentions anything regarding extraterrestrial life.

[@ThreeEyedFish]

The shrimp looks like some loony toon character when they run off a cliff

[@samvimes9510]

That's exactly what I was thinking. It looks like a cartoon character stuck running in place.

[@michaelnelson4236]

I bet if it was cooked it tastes like crayola

[@mrphrog445]

@@michaelnelson4236 crayola what? Crayons? Markers?

[@michaelnelson4236]

@@mrphrog445 crayons lol

[@haribo_harvell]

He do be lookin silly

[@nazamartinezigor719]

Jesus, seeing that plane down there was the saddest thing. This place is too cold, dark and lonely for a plane to be there, and I don't even want to think about the person that flew it. Unbelievable it ended up so deep down. My respect.

[@bythebooksgaming2721]

Dis you bring it a blanket 🥺 I’ll bring some food if you do

[@1492tomato]

I feel the same way. Can't look at sunken ships or planes without thinking of the people that were on them.

[@cherylsmith4826]

While I sympathize with those unfortunate people i also think how much damage humans cause

[@bone8352]

@@cherylsmith4826 Somehow that doesn't make me feel any better

[@Caccac40]

yes planes should be in much warmer waters with some lights and nice fish around. These ones were so lame. Not cool.

[@vali4real]

It's gonna be about time when they discover Cthulhu finally coming out of his sleep...

[@vali4real]

@Leonard M ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@joshuabowden5626]

Did you want me to laugh

[@MmMm-yd4rn]

Give it a couple of weeks, pretty sure 2020 is still looking for ways to outdo itself

[@josepartida1711]

Exactly what I was thinking 😆

[@markokelly2494]

Fhtagn?

[@knvt3542]

The composition of these videos always gets me so immersed in the abyss. I love the feeling it gives, very unique and mystical. The discovery of the B-29 really caught me off guard! I was so in the zone that for whatever reason it gave me real chills and even brought me to tears! I don't know how you do it, but you make me feel things that I never knew I could. Keep it up!!

[@DeepseaOddities]

The great wonders of the depths below can be really overwhelming like that :) thanks for watching and for the kind words, friend! 💚🦑

[@SamuraiiJakk]

#1 blew my mind, it’s really a different planet down there.

[@DaCrazyMofo]

The shrimp is cool as heck but it seems like such easy prey, especially with those long antennae!

[@NecromancyForKids]

Down in the deep where nothing can see, those long antennae save its life.

[@NecromancyForKids]

@Melancholia Thanks!

[@SunfishFan68]

Its gonna be long gone by the time anything comes near its antennas

[@nameno.34566]

cool as hell*

[@PhantomWoIf]

i wonder it would receive with its long antenna, maybe a chemical to find food or electric fields for orientation ? maybe its something entirely different.

[@charlesadams1721]

The Marianas Islands were the site of quite a bit o the fighting during the latter two years of WWII, with the islands being bases for B-29 aircraft flying out of airfields to attack the Japanese islands and other locations. Quite a few places were lost on their way back from bombing raids, often running out of fuel on the return trip and/or receiving damage by the Japanese defenders. While some might have 'crashed' into the sea, many were 'ditched' being flown to land on the ocean surface, allowing crewmembers to escape the doomed aircraft, before sinking. In fact, large numbers of surface ships and submarines were stationed in the area to rescue aircrews, and flying boats were constantly patrolling the area of operation to rescue crews when no ship could be vectored in to rescue downed crews. It is still amazing that the plane is so well preserved considering what transpired. It would be interesting if the ROV had been able to recover something that might identify the plane, however impractical this effort might have been.

[@KillerOrca]

Based on how its resting on the sea floor, more or less intact, I'd say that makes sense. If it had actually crashed I doubt it would have been in one piece like this, we'd be looking at hand sized bits across miles.

[@DrLumpyDMus]

Whatever formula rubber they used for airplane tires in 1943, I want that in my car's tires.

[@leonv1472]

the unidentified jelly looks so alien, it reminds me of the cockpit of a ship or something.

[@survivortechharold6575]

Looks alien? how do you know what an alien would look like?

[@6vandode6de]

Look up heliozoa

[@katmido]

It looks like a biblically accurate angel.

[@rashoietolan3047]

I loved how gracefully it moved

[@lamentoffalsefacade2.064]

Yeah it look so out of place.

[@possummagic3571]

It so sweet seeing so many fish and other marine life living in and around the B-29 bomber. It's relieving seeing life flourish amongst death.

[@BlueSkyCountry]

The B-29 bomber actually saved the world from further death. It announced to any would-be belligerents around the globe that their countries can receive canned sunshine within 48 hours of them committing a violation.

[@SicklyShogun]

I was a sub on your channel in my old account, you were demonitized for 'repeating content' even though you thoroughly compiled and edited the video properly. The only one I know who had a similar type of work was HybridLibrarian and the old Dark5, but none specializes in making videos about marine ecology and biology other than you. I am pleased that you were remonitized so that you have an incentive to keep making videos, Cheers and prosperity to you, DeepSeaOddities! :)

[@DeepseaOddities]

Thank you for the well wishes and kind words, friend :) 💚🦑

[@Ranstone]

"The most secret, unread chapters of early life, and the answers to our oldest questions surely must lie at the bottom of the ocean." -A glowing shrimp probably.

[@Love-jf7rs]

@6:02+, God you are Great! How can things be random? They’re doing a show for us!

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

I'm in love with your channel, that atmosphere, the 'show, no tell' presentation. I can actually see the care oozing out of this channel's content. This channel core of this channel is the core virtue of the ocean it's unknown. This channel doesn't trample upon it's mysteriousness with annoying lack of wonder or lackluster fence sitting e.g. asking "what do you think about this in the comments?" This kind of thing diminishes the ocean's virtue to mere hearsay; gossip, rumor, 'truth in the eye of the beholder'. But this channel places & focuses on the unchanging *Absolute TRUTH* that is, The ocean begets many unknowns & what it reveals to be known, like daily bread, which further bends our understanding. This channel encourages wonder of the unknown. This place doesn't add anything that'll make you doubt or explain away the ocean's virtue I appreciate it because technology took away our sense of wonder. And you @deepseaoddities are restoring it.

[@DeepseaOddities]

Thank you so much for this beautiful comment :)

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

@@DeepseaOddities a beautiful channel deserves beauty back.

[@rashoietolan3047]

Outstandingly stated my progeny It’s such a great big world outside with so much to see explore discover know and do The list of reasons to live on , increases

[@EliteprosoldierMW3]

@@rashoietolan3047 you'll live to see more mysteries unfold, which bend our understanding. In you lifetime.

[@cherylsmith4826]

Thank you for giving ample time to watch these wonderful creatures & read their descriptions. They are so beautiful!

[@bayl2329]

3:34 that fish forgot where he was going

[@iabandonedthechanneld7738]

Like when you walk into a room and then forget why your in there

[@antpaste]

That cryptic ass Cnidarian at the end was like an Earthbound boss fight, especially with the music. That was great!

[@johnwalters1341]

It was lovely to see the sergestid shrimp swimming in its natural habitat. I did my Ph.D. dissertation on the sergestids of the Hawaiian Islands back in the 1970s, and I only saw them in midwater trawl hauls, rather battered. The systematics of the family has been completely rearranged since my time, but I think this shrimp is probably a species of the genus Deosergestes.

[@SammyWatsit]

8:44 I did not expect that what the hell

[@damantou]

He zoomin

[@harrisn3693]

It just went through a stargate

[@raczan162]

Same lol I literally said what in the fuck out loud lol.

[@TomTom-tz7zf]

thats a metroid!

[@kardiaclark8111]

I was like wait... *skip back 10 secs ... Whoa... Ooooooooooh..... Aaaaaaaahhhh.... Oooooooooh

[@andrewjenery1783]

Amazing! Internal pressures of these creatures must be immense.

[@siggyretburns7523]

These videos are so cool. Very relaxing, colorful, clear and educational. The clarity puts you right there.

[@Tilas300]

the B-29 is definitely one of the rarer sea creatures, great job on that incredible find

[@theunknownguy265]

Lol

[@matthewcornish3086]

Such grace

[@balaam_7087]

It may not be possible depending on what information your sources provide, but a citing of the depth for each of these discoveries would have been neat.

[@jeanalton7369]

I got irritated when all they would say is in the water column! Where in the water column?

[@jeanalton7369]

@Kris De Roo thank you dear but I'm afraid I'm an old lady who is pretty much computer illiterate! I can get around but that's about it! ☺️☺️

[@jeanalton7369]

@Kris De Roo Thank you so much! It amazes me how much of the world I can see through this tablet and I can't seem to get enough! I mean I read about all this, or at least a lot of it, growing up but to see it as it really is!!! I'm very grateful I live long enough to see it, but can't help wishing I'd been born 50 years later! And the things you guys will grow up taking for granted are the science fiction of my day! 🤗🤗🤓 And that's just as it should be.☺️

[@honeysweetbunbun]

They were found in the marianas trench, the deepest part of the ocean.

[@TomarenaiEraserRain]

4:04 crazy how preserved that bomber is sitting down there, not too many lifeforms to transform it into a reef down there

[@creekandseminole]

This is the channel of my dreams. I've always been very fascinated by deep sea creatures.

[@StoriesbyIrish]

Me, seeing the mystery jelly: "D'awwww! I will name it Squishy and it shall me mine. It will be my Squishy..." Me, seeing Squishy zoom tf away: "There's something behind me isn't there?"

[@themoreno2600]

Those swimming sea cucumbers look like some background flying mob out of Halo or Metroid Prime, what the hell man

[@gotcha4688]

I love how tis channel provides good information without having to use clickbaits, red circles and arrows etc. Good job. The deep ocean doesn't need clickbait for people to see how awesome it is :))

[@CLIFFORD392]

3:32 interesting that the fish swam straight into the bomber wing, maybe blinded by the light since they live in complete darkness??

[@dylancross1039]

I would say it's because most threatening creatures under the ocean are bioluminescent so they would likely associate the light with a threat

[@Mexicanbootyfingerer]

@@dylancross1039 so the fish is just dumb as fuk

[@theunknownguy265]

Lol

[@the11382]

I wonder if creatures this deep use echolocation instead, since sound travels farther.

[@charlesadams1721]

Re: the landing gear of the B-29 and the seemingly intact tires on the landing gear? I know the ROV operator had no desire to get to close to something that could easily snag the ROV and or the tether, but it is curious that pneumatic would appear intact at such tremendous depths? I know that it is probably the case that either the air was evacuated during he slow descent into the depths or that damage to the tires was not visible, but it is curious.

[@chubbyroyston3880]

Don't think this is the deep part of the trench I've seen some on here go to 10 miles

[@sambennett5828]

Most tires on aircraft are filled with extremely high pressure nitrogen, maybe it's enough to match the pressure of the deep sea?

[@smallmoe]

@@sambennett5828 Probably not, Most likely the tire burst on the way down and filled with water.

[@mattdombrowski8435]

@@sambennett5828 Below about 2 km, if you shot a hole into a pressurized scuba tank, water would rush in rather than air rushing out. The Marianas trench is more than 10 km deep.

[@makutas-v261]

B-17 BOMBER The remains of the plane remind me of the poem Ozymandias.

[@kennethha416]

among the decay of that colossal wreck

[@CLIFFORD392]

B-17?

[@makutas-v261]

@@CLIFFORD392 kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3vMXq2nZdeDd8k

[@CLIFFORD392]

@@makutas-v261 lol

[@eagleboi3593]

I love how the thing that got preserved the best of the B-29 where the tires.

[@ro4eva]

Okay that last entry looks as alien as I've seen.

[@pingu6338]

"When something touches your feet under the water"

[@meinschmerz6074]

Man i love your Music Choices and that your thumbnails are no clickbait - but show us what we came for. Honorable Brother!

[@T045-TERR]

That last entry of the jelly was very interesting. It's a unique design and looks almost alien. Truly fascinating. I'm looking forward to reading of future studies of it if the chance is obtained within my lifetime.

[@robertbooth318]

Number 1 is called the Crossota jellyfish. The Monterey Bay aquarium has a video on it. Very cool jellyfish.

[@garychrome1027]

The background music really fits the video. Isolation and intrigue.

[@gregprat9807]

​@@jimstantinople I love your chords, man. Something inbetween Vivaldi's Gloria Et in Terra Pax Hominibus and Équinoxe Part 2.

[@omgbro7690]

Isn’t it amazing to know that these things are in our oceans RIGHT NOW? And there’s probably so much more we haven’t even discovered yet! Screw going to Mars, I want more ocean expeditions!

[@gummy-heart3684]

the music for the mystery jelly... reminds me of silent hill. absolutely beautiful.

[@Cajun_knifeguy]

The unidentified jellyfish looks like the robots that are trying to find Zion in the matrix series

[@ro4eva]

"Whoa!" -- Keanu Reeves

[@chrisa2321]

I love your videos! I really hope to become a marine biologist one day so I can stidy all these fascinating creatures! ❤️❤️

[@DeepseaOddities]

Thank you and good luck! :D 💚🦑

[@OptimusGnarkill]

One of my favorite channels of all time. Very informative and immersive. Don’t ever stop!

[@kathyl9222]

I noticed a lot of these deep sea creatures tend to spread and retract their shape. I saw that footage of the gulper eel that looked like a weird balloon for a moment, I’ve seen footage of siphonophores that appear like strange cobwebs until someone poked it and it turned into a worm-like shape and swam away. There was also that footage of the black comb jelly that resembled some strange symbol for a moment as it floated and then returned to a more usual comb jelly shape.

[@lyric8006]

I can't get enough of the Mariana Trench and I have to watch this every now and again. ❤

[@allygenelove433]

The swimming sea cucumbers made me want to cry it was so beautiful. 😭❤🙌

[@chocolateavian]

Great to see more and more after a break in this channel, good going!

[@jhare18]

Abyss creatures are mysteriously elegant in their environ.

[@sandydavis9168]

I am so thankful I found this channel thank you so much for uploading us these are amazing videos I have a shared with my family and friends they're also going to subscribe

[@kurasan_croissant]

Never been this early, but excited nonetheless!! Seems interesting.

[@F.RO.H]

the bomber is just resting, he had a long day of war

[@colk5373]

No matter how terrifying you think the marina trench is Jellyfish

[@stellathefoxgirl3648]

Jello

[@saamthepuffer4336]

@MK MK and colourful

[@susanread1246]

Incredible footage, that even at that depth fish still flocked to the B29 and it becomes a haven.

[@cocobeebunnied7371]

I love how instead of clickbate or pure speculation this channel is just real footage/images, what information is out there , what scientists believe may be the case, transparency about any unknowns, text and music. It also gives information, not just showing a video with a creepy caption and hoping it’s not actually looked into. You also don’t have to sit for twenty minuets before the caption and images are at all explained.

[@Pro-Deo]

This channel fascinates me so much. I respect all the creatures in the deep no matter what they look like even tho many are scary looking. This is the closest I will ever come to be able look upon these creatures. This is also the closest I will ever come to stepping foot back into any waters except for my bathroom shower. RIP to all who die from the vast waters.

[@datboiashy2957]

Yo, honestly, this music and scenery is putting me to sleep. And I'm real comfortable too

[@angelhost9]

I love your content! My favorite channel on youtube. The accompanying music is perfect!

[@pimpozza]

*Amazing vid* .. thankyou so much.. the deep sea is too fascinating for words 🌊🤗

[@Martina-xu7gb]

I love your videos they make me feel like I'm playing an old mystery videogame

[@crosisofborg5524]

It’s crazy to think we have any living creatures with Saurus in their name.

[@gailhowes9398]

Thank you for sharing some of these amazing finds! Excellent photography!

[@BrokenEco]

Mfs gonna be down there looking for sea bugs or something when "Multiple Leviathan Class Lifeforms Have Been Detected, Are You Sure What You Are Doing Is Worth It?"

[@Fur4all]

This seems to be an ecological dead zone, further investigation required,adding entry to databank

[@regnal-joestar1967]

*Loud roars in the distance*

[@omfgitspyrogirl]

this trench is about 7 miles deep, that is scary and amazing to think about

[@moontruther7519]

I really enjoy these videos, you have taken several minutes off of my sleep, subscribed.

[@susansanmiguel2440]

This is truly amazing. Thank you so much. This won’t be the only one I watch. Thank you so appreciative.❤❤❤❤❤

[@roseross1312]

the last one is an absolute stunner

[@ssndisteele3521]

Incredibly good footage...my Dad served in the Marianna Is. While in the Marines.. Thank you....

[@sundaymoon000]

This content is magnificent and thank you for the music and identification!!!! Wowww I loved the music which created such a mood!!!

[@ufopiloot7553]

I love your channel. The aesthetic, the music, the content, the concise information.. Keep it up!!!

[@angelique7618]

I enjoy a video that I can play and LISTEN to. I don't want to subscribe to any channel where I have to read. When when I read instead of actually looking at the video itself, I miss so much. Good luck to your channel.

[@jakeb1078]

The deep sea is one of the most fascinating places ive ever witnessed. Terrifying, yet fascinating.

[@deadaccount7303]

3:32 Fish was like "Ooo what's this" *BONK*

[@traekas7228]

All of these clips are amazing 🤩!!! So far, the most surprising for me were the swimming Sea Cucumbers! As dark and still as SC’s are @ an aquarium (like potatoes, they look), I never imagined that they could appear so beautiful & graceful (and PINK) as they are.

[@davidp.5598]

Such amazing beautiful creatures. Thanks ROV

[@BigGrabowski]

Somewhere deep in Mariana's Trench, a sea cucumber was having a blast in 2016.

[@BigGrabowski]

@Kris De Roo Somewhere in the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument, a sea cucumber was having a blast in 2016.

[@Apeironn87]

The "Mystery Jellyfish" one is a Turritopsis dohrnii, also called the "Immortal jellyfish" can live forever by repeating its life all over again, but it can be killed by predators and diseases

[@propelledgaming9441]

Not sure if it was named during this video but the jelly at the end is the Crossota Jelly if you want to look for more of it

[@ikd3240]

That unidentified jelly was very cool, especially when he curled up and swam off.

[@SS-ui7by]

Bruh that unidentified bioluminiscent jelly was FASCINATING.

[@kemosabedriv]

Awesome video. The jelly looked at us, as we looked at it

[@lisagay7271]

Hello,friend awesome videos the fish so beautiful music nice love it 🤩🤩🤩😘🤣🙄😍😎😎

[@SAN-bi2vm]

Wow the bathysaurus looks beautiful with those shiny blue color.

[@Burialofagod]

I love your channel and the way you do these videos. You're all about the facts, no extra bs. These days youtubers talk more about themselves than about the stuff they make videos about. A majority of people with a voice and the opportunity to make their voice heard are so egotistical now. You dont even talk in your videos but we hear you loud and clear!

[@aksHandler]

It's odd to think from the first chapter of this video that there are literally full fishes swimming around at that depth. The way these folks adapt to certain things, and remain at-least normal in terms of size is incredible.

[@Williameagleblanket]

Hope the B-29 crew made it out alive. 🇺🇸

[@reggieoverton4437]

That JELLY is WILD... DEEP WATER DISCOVERIES are way more AMAZING than on land...

[@OhioGuy216]

The music that’s accompanied the Jellyfish footage is really unnerving to me.

[@katiereithmeier2890]

The jelly at the end reminds me of a plasma lamp. An anemone with tentacles longer than I am tall is a little freakish to think. But that is what makes deep sea finds so interesting with so much variety in colors, sizes and adaptations

[@rosesperfumelace]

I wonder if the light from the explorer may bother these creatures as they aren't used to such bright lights.

[@tonydabaloney]

Another great video. I've been following you for years now and really enjoy the videos. Question? What use could that shrimp possibly have for those long antenna? It's obviously not a serious predator. Strange!?!

[@purplehaze2358]

I’m drawing daily phobia embodiment art every day of October, and I had a lot of your content playing in the background while I worked on both Thalassophobia (Fear of the ocean) and Teuthiphobia (Fear of squids) to keep my creative flow going.

[@Fetus_Ingester]

Cmon post em

[@purplehaze2358]

cool RICK They’re on my community tab.

[@Fetus_Ingester]

Dr Bright thanks

[@troygaspard6732]

Seeing the B-29 is haunting. The pressure is so extreme at that depth, it is remarkable that any of the plane remains.

[@wikywiky-chan917]

Gw suka banget video2 di sini krn tulisan doang.😆 Lbih gampang dipahaimi. Dripd ada yg ngomong tp kecepetan.

[@JosesitoSaldivia]

the tracks makes me cry(((

[@JosesitoSaldivia]

@@jimstantinople nworries(((((

[@treasurechest2951]

This was too short by about 2 hours and 45 minutes. Fascinating and beautiful.