91% of Deep Sea Creatures Haven't Been Discovered...

[@ayushthantharate9956]

THS WAS SO AMAZING TO WATCH, I LOVE SEA CREATURESSS , GREAT VIDEOO YAY

[@mistermysteryman107]

How can you say this number and percentage when you don’t know the total number of deep sea creatures that are out there?

[@dickdastardly5534]

Good point 👍

[@Schizoman0]

It was revealed to him in a dream

[@mistermysteryman107]

@@Schizoman0 apparently

[@gailhowes9398]

Does it really make a difference in your life? I like the information given in the video and if needed or worried I would Google for the info.

[@r.a.collins5686]

Your question is very legitimate. Math is an exact science, except here, in this title.

[@chucksims6265]

Great video man! It's a shame there's so little known about these, especially the goblin shark, I think they're really cool

[@Ocean_Lilypad]

Big fins are so interesting to me. I hope we can learn more about them soon.

[@vegarduhre]

Hey, really amazing video and short documentary. I learned a lot! The ocean is so amazing

[@TheaSvendsen]

The vampire squid also has the biggest eyes, relative to body size, in the ocean.

[@Silenced_Star3]

I smell smth in the air *sniff sniff* *sniff* underated

[@arieswar4770]

@ 10:35 for an instance those Stingray's look like Orca's wondering if their make up makes that a defensive attributes for Stingray's?

[@JuzGina]

Great video. ❤❤

[@barrybarlowe5640]

Could the Dumbo octopus be closely related, or even a variety of vampire squid? The color is different, but, i strikes me as similar.

[@Peachy1621]

Subscribed.

[@ayanokoji888]

Japan has insane sea food! Goblin shark founded in Japan is crazy

[@loqutisborg5416]

I believe the "Alien" creature was based on the Dragonfly nymph. I'm not sure. Someone want to agree/disagree??

[@squirrelfrendotcom]

The blanket octopus is crazy amazing too

[@MarineEmpires]

Oh my days, they are awesome

[@Felix-tz6hn]

You cant have a porcentage of something you dont fully know

[@johnproctor6438]

We know the area of the ocean we can’t explore, genius.

[@drakemcfee9138]

Lol, while true the method used isn't arbitrary. We basically use how many animals we see in any given area and go from there. But that's science, you never achieve perfect knowledge. You do the best you can with the data you have till you get more