8 Most Mysterious Sea Creatures Discovered!

[@samimoody5576]

why is no one talking about how depressing the lonely whale is

[@monxd9962]

Maybe it’s family died idk

[@globaloccuiltcoalition4908]

Ofc

[@Koffe3BeanzYT]

I feel sorry for the whale. Hopefully it finds some friends. If i ever met it, and it 100% won't eat me, ill give it a big hug!!!

[@glonch4699]

Turns out it isn’t actually lonely tho

[@randybonner9870]

Personally I was kind of too sad to talk about it. I was thinking poor thing.

[@toshadavies1883]

#6 the loneliest wale because of the individuality and special call, this one of a kind wale needs love and another of its kind ✌❤🌻

[@margaretgorman9017]

#2

[@shirleycoleman8263]

🦈🐬🐟🐋🐳🐊🦈

[@shirleycoleman8263]

🐬🦠🦠🦂🐊🐟🦦

[@shirleycoleman8263]

🦖🦢🐍🦠

[@user-nm8mt8vb3c]

I always wondered if there are crabs worms etc... living near hydrothermal vents with temperatures around 900... how would you cook them,

[@GossipGarbage]

There’s a reason why they haven’t explored the entire ocean. They must have seen something and decided they were going to leave it alone👀

[@reneebaptiste8550]

Lol you’re probably so right.

[@jimash1672]

Yh makes sense

[@Steven-dp5qc]

Or died while seeing it

[@ihateshrimp2379]

You are a frecin big brain

[@thatleogirl7277]

We cant get that deep under

[@GrapeApe2018]

I have always been obsessed with Orcas, for as long as I can remember. When other teenage girls had posters of Bon Jovi, AC/DC, and Poison on their walls, I had Orcas and sharks on mine. Still do, although now they are grown up prints and paintings.

[@mc7958]

r/notliketheothergirls

[@hermsflerms2373]

@@mc7958 /r/notlikeotherredditcancer

[@oliversszx]

MC uh? They were just sharing their experience?

[@hermsflerms2373]

@@jellybean2307 why are you @ing me? Those are bands 3rd worlder.

[@kerringtondowdy6567]

Megalodon I have been obsessed with them since I was little but I love all sea creatures! Sharks/ megalodon are my favorite! #origins

[@howieb3344]

A Megalodon ate Alpha. They still exist!!🤯😳

[@oreoyin-yan8414]

@@howieb3344 errrrr

[@burnoutlegend0185]

@@howieb3344 dun dun duuuuuun

[@jamarpeter4278]

😂😂

[@kerringtondowdy6567]

@@howieb3344 I was thinking the same thing haha

[@ricklost9155]

The Blobfish is the cutest thing I’ve ever seen, and nobody can say anything to change my mind.

[@annamichelsen8976]

Actually what you perceive to be the blobfish is not actually at all what the blobfish looks like. Google an alive blobfish which looks more like just a regular fish. The pinkish blob that most people identify the blobfish with is actually a dead fish that was pulled up too quickly from it's habitat which is basically at the bottom of the ocean. That's why it turns into a blob it's skin adjusted to living that far down and it being pulled up destroys the cells and turns it into a pink blob hence the name blobfish...

[@Iamlouvern]

@@annamichelsen8976 exactly!

[@erinlineberry3276]

@@annamichelsen8976 nerd?

[@erinlineberry3276]

@@annamichelsen8976 jk

[@annamichelsen8976]

@@erinlineberry3276 lol I guess I am a bit of a nerd I never thought of it that way!! 🤣

[@BlenderStudy]

In 1977, Japanese fishing trawler Zuiyō Maru caught a weird looking carcass that resembled a dinosaur. They had to let the carcass go, due to an extreme amount of foul stench that was completely unbearable. That was an interesting incident. Look for 'Zuiyo-maru carcass' in Google to see the photo of the creature.

[@thehowlingjoker]

It doesn't resemble any dinosaur I know of and it appears the experts have narrowed it down to being a shark carcass.

[@randybonner9870]

I know but four years it sure looks like a rotting carcass of a plesiosaur. We all got dreams. I have more faith in North American Bigfoot being Gigantopithecus and existing.

[@edgarquintana1306]

One of my favorite topics You are the best Katrina, always looking forward to your videos. Thank you for what you do.

[@doomslayeristhebest3945]

When you realise that the ocean is only 5% explored

[@thedukeofskull1383]

I am beginning to love the internet ! I am discovering that there are still alot of intelligent people out there ! 😀

[@billdelfera8580]

They've been saying that since I was a child. We have to be at 6% by now! Lol

[@tonybarber6405]

We know more about space and other planet's than we do our own oceans, it's bizarre really

[@billdelfera8580]

@@tonybarber6405 thats a myth.

[@billdelfera8580]

So I was right. We know about 20% of the ocean now. So 80% is unmapped. They are referring to the ocean floor when they say this. The entire surface of the ocean has been explored and mapped.

[@mattkinley77]

wait you're telling me there's no expert that can look at them teeth to say it's the killer whale or not????

[@buttmonkey8231]

and no one thinks to do a dna test either

[@TaylorGangUkTaylors]

@@buttmonkey8231 would make sense

[@justin79811]

Exactly...!

[@elizabethburns9194]

Don’t forget about DNA.

[@khusheliswu1988]

It's fake

[@iamb34]

I know that there are weird creatures on the water. In my country, there was a video capturing a long snake-like creature being washed ashore by a huge flood on a small community. It was even alive still, because it still moved. But it went back with the tide and idk, it was weird.

[@coldcocoa4090]

I can't believe I'm just seeing this now

[@OriginsExplained]

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[@calicochell]

Seals

[@christiparshall6198]

Sting Rays #origins

[@nicoletrunnell7658]

Sharks #origins

[@pmaxson3754]

Your videos are quite interesting. I have loved your videos. I don't know from where you get this details from. Whatever your video are , I love them all. Mind-blowing , historic , outstanding , fabulous and more . Truely #origins explained you are a great youtuber for me. There been your channel subscriber for a year since. Love Your videos #origins explained...................as you said I love Orcas#origins

[@phmj9405]

Basking shark #origins

[@puterashahrullizam6203]

Ive been following this channel 6 month now, thank you Katrina it helps me with my studies

[@jeffersonmendoza1868]

My favorite sea creature is Octopus. I love when they camoflouge for their defense or hunting prey. #origin

[@globaloccuiltcoalition4908]

Your octopus is gonna get rekt

[@welljewelry3166]

@@globaloccuiltcoalition4908 not if they can’t see it

[@GossipGarbage]

The octopus is the closest thing to a alien

[@Katerina90210]

@@GossipGarbage tbh I thought it was jelly fish?? Why octopus

[@michaelmichaels138]

It’s super hard to explore the ocean because most of it is under water.

[@michaelchapman195]

Folks if the giant squid still exists in our oceans, we can't rule out the meg

[@josephatkinson1132]

True

[@chloerudd5141]

The meg is real

[@Steven-dp5qc]

@@chloerudd5141 was not is

[@ihateshrimp2379]

True each Ben her millions of years

[@welljewelry3166]

We can because it can’t just adapt like that to hide the like warm shallow water near coasts

[@grimreaper2301]

Octopus is my favorite sea creature, unless your counting sea creature cryptids, then my favorite sea creature is the kraken! #origins

[@gina3498]

My favourite sea creatures are dolphins.they are known to help people who need help in the ocean,some even scare off sharks to protect humans.they are friendly and absolutely beautiful creatures!dolphin#origins

[@snazzi3672]

they arent the nicest tbh, they bully sharks regardless and arent all that nice to other dolphins

[@thecreature916]

THEY ARE SPAWNS OF SATAN

[@Katerina90210]

@@snazzi3672 good haha

[@レロ-y3c]

Dolphins are sex offenders of the sea

[@stridercraft1860]

In fact our ancestors coexisted with megalodons, this happened when they are living in the sea. The ancestors of the killer whales wanted to beat the megalodons with us and we accept that “friendship” because our ancestors knew that sharks are not very friendly so they worked with killer whales. Before that the killer whales wanted leviathan whales to help them, but they refused, so later we won. This also explained why are wild killer whales are so friendly to humans.

[@ilonafindon2932]

I like the idea of exploring the oceans and discovering the creatures, but I'm mindful of how it is done. I don't think it's possible to physically map the oceans without someone physically going down, (well it is but it can cause a lot of disturbance to the inhabitants and drastically change the structure of areas). And I also think it's good to preserve the ancient and evolving life within, and I know that's part of the goal for the many people that work in/have interest in this subject. But I always wonder, what if, what we think is helping is actually causing damage.

[@queenigelkotte]

The Meg lived in shallow water and whales would not have evolved if it was still alive

[@pravuprasadbiswal9448]

I love your channel as a science student.Your sweet voice and energetic explanation for the facts are really good.😊🙂☺️😊

[@swordpanda7panda795]

the Smithsonian'' whenever they get involved things go missing or never there' real quick

[@Sotryn_Fox]

It may be basic, but the Hammerhead shark will always have my heart.

[@brandon_since_9962]

It’s not basic at all! They are astonishing sharks

[@LaLuna446]

I love your channel

[@cthulhukc7six6six37]

My favorite sea creature is Cthulhu. Yes I know that it's a sci-fi/horror creation by HP Lovecraft. But that level of unknown is way scarier than anything currently among our oceans.

[@davidbradley6040]

Cthulhu is not a sea creature.he is imprisoned under the sea but his normal habitat was dry land.

[@DailyDoseDocumentary]

Way cool.

[@DailyDoseDocumentary]

Great visual evidence.

[@osmosisjones4912]

There's problems with scaling up a great white 4times fluid dynamics energy distribution. The over grown great white never existed in the first place. It probably looked completely different .the Megamouth might might closer related then the the great white

[@thedukeofskull1383]

There is the whale shark, or is that too different from other sharks ?

[@dennisfordii9737]

Hi Origins . Another good video. I like to sit and ponder what could be out there....ocean , wilderness , desert, space ....i was wondering - how do you pick a topic ? Or is it who picks the topic ?

[@jamesbriggs3092]

its always fun to learn about strange and different critters. thanks katrina.

[@jamesvance2385]

I think the blobfish is kinda cute, in a living gelatinous goop kinda way

[@ravencanis8998]

The blobfish is apparently only goop at the surface due to such low pressure and has been said to be in extreme pain and constant suffering in that state, I can’t remember where I heard it, but apparently at its proper depths it actually looks like a kinda normal fish

[@ravencanis8998]

Urinary Tract Infection? Ain’t got shite to do with the blobfish 😂

[@nursibartila1766]

I really love watching any ancient / prehistoric creatures with their own mysteries & characteristics,, well based on this video what really caught on my attention were the mysterious disappearance of that Great White Shark & the possibility of an existence of the Meg in the Marianna Trench,, they're my favorites also 🤩🤩 #origins

[@saulgood6313]

I love these videos get ROGHT TO THE POINT. Not having to sit and wait to hear them talk nonsense. Thank you thank you thank you!!!

[@martengchannel6910]

giant squid 😍😍 i want big "KALAMARES" #Origins #PilipinoFanHere

[@davyjones3755]

You would have to have an entire room devoted to holding the giant squid kalamare

[@nessa5328]

Love your videos I am supposed to be doing school right now but this is way better after all I am still learning something.

[@ericmoorev6199]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@shubhambajpai5180]

Your the best . I get to learn so much of knowledge everyday from you

[@ishankarkhanis849]

India OP

[@jd101887020107]

I love your Channel Katrina!!!!

[@brianlee2255]

I absolutely adore your voice. #origins Honestly though, probably the lonely whale song. 🐋 He hums a different tune, I like that

[@Marchaos23]

Simp

[@mikezwilling759]

The lonely whale is not a whale... I am a former submariner and that is not a whale.

[@matthewbailey2013]

52 is way out of range

[@foxy_games6332]

When i where like 7 years old i where taking a walk on the beach with my grandma here in denmark i a Big black dead animal on the beach and i asked if i could take it home she said no i got home asked my dad if we could go there he said we could do it the next day so we went there the next day and it was gone i still have no idea what it was

[@azutzaplays9146]

Damn

[@davyjones3755]

Is it possible to can describ it

[@tyronepatrick8690]

Probably a seal or something

[@faviduarte7539]

@Michael2987 but he was 7 years old so he was small

[@GodzillaGuy67]

Maybe a whale or large seal

[@R9ZSPACE]

Dolphins are my favorite. A friend an myself were visiting Tybee Island in late March early April 1992 an decided to go swimming ( we're from New England) . While swimming , we saw a dorsal fin heading toward us. Not knowing what was heading our way ( within 25 feet of us) in waist deep water, we tried to increase our distance from the 'fin' . Not an easy task. When the fin was within 6-8 feet, the owner of the creature, came to the surface an exhaled via it's blowhole. The Dolphin stayed a safe distance from us till we went back up on shore. A very memorable moment. Enjoy your site very much. R. Everett Fadden

[@nogum9763]

is it just me or does the hair on these things look really photo shoppy

[@vivienneshi7314]

I think it’s bc they couldn’t get the video so they photoshopped it

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy]

Or you know almost every part of these

[@nogum9763]

@@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy i dont get what ur saying

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy]

@@nogum9763 The first one obviously a photoshopped crocodile jaw most of these bodies are photoshopped on the scientists and most of the jaws of these creatures are photoshopped

[@rheanonjasmyne]

NO ONE person KNOWS what lies in our oceans, our seas, so ANYTHING is POSSIBLE, that includes the Megalodon, and even Mer-people!

[@dev_8625]

Actually no skeleton has been found representing a mermaid, therefore your opinion is quite stupid. And we know that the megalodons are extinct since whale parts would be washing up on shores 24/7.

[@hellionalex9409]

Our world is too big and there are also unknown creatures we don't have see

[@thedukeofskull1383]

Yes !!! 👍 another intelligent voice on the internet ! There might be hope for us after all.

[@IAMDJBLUE]

HEY ITS KATRINA

[@ambroshustlezabey5826]

#origins...... Mines has got to be the mimic octopus 🐙......👌😎👍.... I always like and comment Kat....... Much love from NM......

[@_dr.bright]

This is the best channel keep it up

[@ishankarkhanis849]

The blob fish is so ugly that it actually looks cute😂😂

[@islaand]

🤣🤣imagine

[@leonardmarshall-duffy4059]

Love watching your videos keep them coming

[@realfactsscience3925]

Random Fact: In 1518, there was a dancing pandemic occurred in Strasbourg, 400 people danced uncontrollably for one month and died because of heart attack. -RealFacts

[@jancvalentine3833]

Is that possible

[@redpeppers_milk618]

I think it’s called dancing mania and it was in 17th century and cases ages ago too,ppl did it to relieve stress I think or some ppl think it was a seizure there’s many theories but nobody rlly knows what happened

[@abelmederos3069]

Yes

[@renahernandez5120]

Ive touched the razorshar] teeth of killer whale that bloated carcass in the shore is NOT a killer whale.. or shark.

[@tatevancleve1802]

Amen. Its so obvious its not a killer whale its ridiculous. Im tired of hearing the "its a killer whale" or "dicomposing baleen whale body" excuses they always give. That is clearly a prehistoric marine reptile such as tylersaurus.

[@rainiergamer5160]

Yeeey more vidios thanks

[@richcoolguy1542]

Sup

[@TheRealJackee4]

The first one is fake. Extremely fake, because I can see the bad photoshopping clearly, even the video is fake!

[@jamarpeter4278]

Like really bro 😒 you lamo

[@lisbethpacheco6016]

Your mama fake tho and your a big hater

[@GGAky]

Trust me bro it’s real👍🏽

[@mrnobody2689]

I’ll always love the rag worm, what a beautiful chap.

[@mrnobody2689]

What a fabulous thing to say even if I say so myself.

[@globalgabby_plorytomoon498]

I have trasalophobia and I like to scare myself cause I can not stop watching 😭😅

[@monxd9962]

Lol same I keep watching some weird creatures and scaring myself

[@SirenSoull]

Obviously self diagnosed since you cant even spell it... it’s Thalassophobia ....... Yikes

[@jennifermark7298]

Super interesting

[@jancvalentine3833]

Also my favourite animal of the sea is the dolphin

[@ambroshustlezabey5826]

You forgot to hashtag #origins...

[@jamarpeter4278]

Huh

[@jamarpeter4278]

@@ambroshustlezabey5826 what's that

[@jamarpeter4278]

?

[@ambroshustlezabey5826]

@@jamarpeter4278 if you want to be entered to win a shirt ..

[@ogrim3709]

Anyone notice that the megalodon in the video is the same one from ARK

[@nickeldime3867]

It could have been a blind killer whale couldnt survive and washed up on the beach

[@jd.1184]

Beautiful video composites

[@rachellep.3510]

I love your videos. They are so informative. My favorite sea creature is the giant squid. I've studied cryptozoology my entire life so when the giant squid was finally confirmed by the sciencific community I was extremely excited. It sparked the hope that other cryptic creatures may also be confirmed one day. Thank you for your videos and keep up the good work!

[@nickeldime3867]

Watching your videos i quess anything is possible

[@bom_maniac93]

Im pretty sure the really big furry thing is either a mammoth or some sort of alligator

[@DevTheDemongirl]

Go look up scp 682 … we found da child

[@welljewelry3166]

@@DevTheDemongirl first it would just regenerate in second it is a land animal third say it is 682 they would just make us forget.

[@DevTheDemongirl]

True…

[@anneominous9339]

My 11 year old son LOVES this channel... so this entry is for my Pickle ❤ #origin "My favorite sea creature is the Megalodon or the Crackin" ~Benjamin~

[@ericmoorev6199]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@z33.sk8er]

i’ve always been a huge fan of sharks, they’ve always intrigued me like crazy and have kinda always been my favorite animals. there are so many kinds and crazy ones like the cookie cutter shark which isn’t very known about #origins

[@stridercraft1860]

Me too!

[@coreyskinner8201]

The whale with the high tone and keep putting up these amazing videos

[@jayantghosh6192]

The GRACEFUL..👏👏.. The ELEGANT..✌✌. The MAGNIFICENT..👌👌.. Balaenoptera Musculus..🙂😊. Yes, the Blue Whale..🐳. which I adore. #origins

[@volvoxglobator8747]

Take a tissue sample, extract the DNA, sequence it, run it through a database: boom, mystery solved.

[@killerdude666]

Megalodon is my favorite one Katrina #origins

[@francislaverty9262]

Another very enjoyable posting Katrina.....my favourite has to be the squid/octopus. I do think that the existence of a megalodon is not something science can definitively comment on as they are often as surprised as anyone when something that shouldn't exist turns up (coelacanth being one such example) #origins

[@meganbullard87]

Thank you for these videos, they help me get through the work day. :) #originsexplained

[@julianaviles8355]

YALL ARE SO MEAN TO BLOB FISHES NOBODY IS PERFECT OK??!!!

[@rosiejambo2197]

I voted for it Julian!! See my comment! 😏Rosie🦓

[@swagsuga2081]

In 2015, BTS released Whalien 52 - a song about the loneliest whale in the world. The 52- hertz whale was assumed to be the only whale in the world that sung in 52 Hertz - a decibel much higher than what any ordinary whale possibly could ever hear. The whale has been found in many places around the world since the late 1980s and appears to be the only specimen capable of producing a frequency so high. The lonely whale sings on its accord, even though it is never heard, never understood, being dubbed the “world’s loneliest whale”. BTS’ song Whalien 52 is a metaphor for their own artistry, their own loneliness, and the feeling that comes with talking but never being heard, questioned but never understood.

[@elibeth06]

Maybe alpha the shark was attacked by a giant squid. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@beans2080]

@Jasiah Vazquez or humans

[@beans2080]

@Jasiah Vazquez wait wha

[@theoneandonlyz]

The jaws, teeth, and tongue of the 1st creature make it pretty clear that the corpse was that of some sort of crocodile. As for the rest of the body, that could just be bloating from decay (or just photoshop). When rotting meat start sloshing off the bones of the limbs it becomes a bit shapeless and could be mistaken for a "flipper". Also why assume that the "mystery shark" that ate the tagged shark be some sort of super gigantic goon that swallowed its prey whole? Great white sharks are more than capable of ripping whatever they prey on into smaller chunks for easier swallowing. Is it so hard to imagine that a perfectly within normal size range specimen of shark just happened to tear the right part off and swallowed that. Or maybe some orcas did it. They are very picky and fussy and sometimes eat only a tiny portion of their prey. As for "furry" whales, when blubber decays they can split into tendrils that looks vaguely like "hair". This isn't a new phenomenon, this process has been observed again and again and again. It's actually also incredibly gross. The last furry "whale"s were incredibly primitive species from a hell of a long time ago from southern coastal seas around India, Pakistan, Africa, and such. Not Russia. What's the actual credentials of the so called scientist who said this might have been a furry whale trapped in ice age ice? Meglodon was a warm water creature. The probably reason they went extinct was that the warm water prey they fed on started evolving to live in colder waters instead and they couldn't change fast enough to follow. The Mariana trench is cold and there's not enough food there. Fishermen exaggerate or straight up lie. They have always done so. It's an ego thing. That is also not something new.

[@thehowlingjoker]

The first image is fake.

[@TaylorGangUkTaylors]

Hi Katrina. A new species of Whale was discovered this week! Could be the culprit for "lonely whale" found in the gulf of Mexico

[@lesliesauceman8093]

My favorite sea creature is the manatee and green turtles!

[@adrianamunguia3438]

My favorite sea creature is the sea slug, specially the specie Jorunna Parva, they are so cute. #origins

[@audrinvaughan2711]

I love your Chanel 😍

[@supportyourtroopsathletes6460]

*Number* # *6* , Is my favorite species on the list reported by you Katrina as the " *Loneliest Whale In The World* " . The scientific research community from the waters to the Archeology do not know everything about our living species as it is & with the slaughter of whales over the centuries, what ever type of whale this is, must be protected at all cost. Hopefully there is a few others out there for conservation purposes also if possible. I hope I have a chance for the give away for my daughter Carly ! #Origins *is indeed my family's all time favorite KZbin channel, You rock the education* ! My daughter & I watch your channel all this time in father/daughter quality time so I would love her to win with a signed shirt as she adores your work. Either way Katrina, I would love to make a financial donation to the Channel but I do not know where.

[@valzaryn]

Their also was a 60ft megalodon sighting in Mexico then sighted again at California

[@tiffanydickhauss]

My favorite is a sea turtle!! So much we actually got a pet red eared turtle! He’s the best 🥰 #origins

[@ericmoorev6199]

How are you doing today my name is Eric moore

[@24934637]

Not really fair to call the Blobfish ugly! If a human, even an attractive one, was suddenly transported to an environment with virtually no air pressure, they'd look fairly ugly too!

[@BiancaBabe]

#origins my favorite sea creature of course is the Nautilus.

[@sharonlamont4712]

Big Fin squid sounds pretty cool, that's my favorite.

[@livelaughlove4603]

When it comes to the “loneliness” whale in the world. Could’ve just been a whale screaming at its kid. 😂

[@zane8552]

4:14 octonauts fans: *anime glasses on*

[@meganbullard87]

most of the washed up creatures have to be whales right?

[@nickyshadlen2661]

Yes

[@shannonk9827]

The hairy sea monster looks like falcore from never ending story

[@NYDRAINS]

I always found whales 🐋 🐳 very interesting because of their massive size so I would say they are my favorites, but I'm also fond of the megalodon is they still exist which I highly doubt. #origin

[@littlegirl535]

It's telling me to stay away from the ocean

[@waheeda_78]

I love the Angler Fish, they’re incredibly cool creatures #origins

[@patricknesbit2334]

Aww I have to pick just one amazing sea critter? It seems so bias and unfair to do so. They are all equally worthy of love and admiration. The sea abounds with such a wonderous variety of life. I am also intrigued by the lovely narrator with the beautiful, angelic voice. So pleasant and relaxing it is. May the narrator have a most wonderful day!😄 #origins

[@sairatan6605]

Alright alright alright I'm in 3rd place!!!..love ur channel!!

[@kimbrey65]

My favorite was the blobfish. The "nose" reminds me of a cartoon. If I'm chosen, may I get the Origins Explained one. Thank you.

[@kellz6266]

reminds me of popeye

[@jamarpeter4278]

@@kellz6266 popeye nose is not that big

[@-MochiWochi-]

It's probably SCP 682 9:42

[@brandon_since_9962]

I love love love the humpback whale, just such beautiful mammals and majestic jumps that are just breath taking. Would love to see one in the ocean one day! #origins also big fan of this channel and Kathrina (sorry if I spell your name wrongly) with such a lovely voice!

[@jennifersamantha5787]

White Sark .... I love your videos.... happy holidays !!! #origins