Subnautica Below Zero Creatures In Real Life! | Creature Counterparts

[@randompopsiclecat7012]

So basically if a mad scientist combined some creatures on earth, made them larger and more aggressive, we would basically have subnautica

[@Dung30n]

once the polar icecaps melt, several coastal cities will become subnautica

[@stan8479]

Don’t give them ideas!

[@shadowgodlyy2842]

Martin Vrabec dude dont give 2020 more ideas

[@INAI1NAIREBOOT]

You're damn right

[@mrmeek5421]

Ferb i know what we're gonna do today!

[@redoktober8164]

I personally think that the shadow leviathan is inspired from the black dragonfish for its use of its black skin to blend in with the darkness of the ocean, can use bioluminescence for attracting prey, communication and hiding

[@Coolmancary]

I looked it up thinking it was gonna be some kind of beastly apex predator and it ended up being like 2 inches long

[@rawbdawg6447]

@@Coolmancary it may be tiny but it lives where so deep there’s no light so you would see it and even tho it’s small it looks scary as hell

[@Jes9119]

I thought it's inspiration was a fluke based on its design but this makes more sense.

[@deadbot649]

I like how he tells us where to find the real counterparts like we’re gonna go lookin for em

[@BEEEES]

But I want to befriend them. GIVE ME THE SPACE FISH!!!

[@jpandelross1865]

@@BEEEES frickin riding shadow leviathan to school

[@shadowdeslaar]

Fuckthat

[@dadarchives320]

Im not gonna do that i dont wanna risk getting eaten by a reaper leviathin

[@dadarchives320]

Make that a shadow leviathin

[@deadlydingus1138]

Guys, I think the developers really like ocean sunfish.

[@Dejroxx]

Faddish ???

[@Dejroxx]

Good for you

[@TEO.187]

Who doesn't tbh

[@Cinderthefirerabbit]

Then why the FUCK did they make the FUCKING CHERICINE or whatever the fucking name is

[@DoggosGames]

Chelicerate? (pronounced kuh-lis-a-rit

[@prehistoricfanboy101]

0:58 Brinewing 1:37 Nootfish 2:20 Cryptosuchus 2:46 Sea Monkey 3:19 Brute Shark 3:53 Pinnacarid 4:17 Pengwing / Pengling 4:46 Trivalve 5:21 Rock Puncher 5:50 Titan Holefish 6:05 Symbiote 6:27 Snowstalker 6:58 Spinnerfish 7:37 Jellyfish... APRIL FOOLS 7:47 Discus Fish 8:19 Lily Paddler 8:55 Arctic Ray 9:13 Squidshark 9:50 Chelicerate 10:33 Ice Worm Leviathan 11:37 Ventgarden 12:08 Glow Whale 12:28 Frozen Leviathan 13:13 Shadow Leviathan

[@xirnis1465]

You are a good man, thank you

[@prehistoricfanboy101]

@@xirnis1465 No problem, I can do a time lapse if necessary and when nobody's around to make one.

[@casual_youtubewacher3375]

Thank you

[@acedarkrider7171]

@@prehistoricfanboy101 you really are a good man

[@Darkwaltz4]

You spelt Chelicerate wrong

[@Aci_yt]

Goodjerbedy Ah yes, missed ya :D

[@Awesomecrunch]

[@JaydenTheGoat123]

ACrunch Or AcI

[@aor3394]

Awesomecrunch u guys are awesome

[@Thorsan08]

Hi awesome ur awesome

[@Antnest_]

Awesomecrunch X aci

[@jlr1357]

7:40 I think that the eye thing on the jellyfish is inspired by the relative recent discoverment that the cube jellyfish has developed a similar structure to an aye in his inferior corners of his body

[@DefecTec]

Damn bruh I remember this guy as a kid playing Subnautica, and my mans still doing it. Epic

[@Awesomecrunch]

hehehe

[@dr.robotico7879]

@@Awesomecrunch The Frozen Leviathan's head is also similar to the head of our real life reptile/amphibian: Gecko and Salamander.

[@gabishgab9150]

I’m glad they’re not as big as the originals

[@Antsational]

Maybe not as big

[@waiio8488]

These are just juveniles

[@_wheat856]

Gabish Gab we have only explored (presumably) 5% of the ocean so we may have some larger versions here on earth

[@gabishgab9150]

Waii O oh shit

[@gabishgab9150]

Jestingwheat856 oh no

[@pixiethebernesemountaindog9881]

The king has returned!

[@AnarAnar-nm6rb]

I agree

[@aor3394]

Our king is back

[@Ian-Madsen]

Subnuatica below zero players sees the real life version of iceworm: sweating intenses

[@willowgoober]

What about the shadow leviathan

[@l.h7001]

True tho true

[@legatelanius9210]

FFFUUU-

[@Conceptcreator]

Welcome back!

[@Awesomecrunch]

Thank you! Sorry for the long wait again ahahaha

[@rush8224]

@@Awesomecrunch that brine wing swallowed a fish hwole

[@Deebledoo]

Guess who's back Back again Yes he's back Tell a friend

[@raymondblair59]

the noot fish is also probably inspired by the slingjaw wrasse! it’s best to see in video, but basically they look like an entirely normal fish up until they spot prey, when they go SCHLOOP and their jaws/mouth shoots out to catch prey. the american paddlefish also kind of does this, but they naturally have a long nose and inside get a wide mouth. ALSO, the oarfish ( the main inspiration for the reaper leviathan ) can also do it, just not to the same level. EDIT: i finished the video and i’m SHOCKED this wasn’t mentioned: the shadow leviathan is definitely inspired by the black dragonfish as well! although really small in real life, the black dragonfish is almost as pitch black as the shadow leviathan, and they have little bioluminescent spots on their cheeks sort of like the shadow leviathan does too! they were also one of the main inspirations for the alien from the Alien moves. the inspiration is a bit more obvious when you look back on the concept art for the shadow leviathan!

[@hadaward6063]

"gujibodivybody" love this channel, good job

[@mattpollette6026]

Nobody: Still Nobody: Pingu: NoOt NoOt

[@celticdash]

Who is nobody and why is everyone quoting him

[@mistimccombs5732]

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[@mistimccombs5732]

Noot noot

[@Awesomegaming-real]

Celtic Dash why is everyone *”still”* quoting him

[@shadowgodlyy2842]

Celtic Dash i have a better one why is nobody

[@kathrynmccauley5570]

He somehow managed to talk about the chelicerate without pointing out that it is basically a giant shrimp

[@sanchu6335]

I've seen an archerfish in an aquarium, they're impressive

[@foofoo1445]

The Brute Sharks reminds me of the Tigrex from the MH series, like they have similar color schemes, and Tigrex is a "brute wyvern". And the Chilecerate looks like a fish that's got a crab claw as mouth.

[@danielfuentes2999]

I mean I guess? Tigrex is more orange

[@cryo_games6591]

Tigrex is a Flying Wyvern.

[@libee1881]

Tigrex is a flying Wyvern.

[@elflordyt6830]

They really do man. And aggressiveness is the same

[@elflordyt6830]

@ANDREW POWELL but it never flies, so we hunters classift it as brute.

[@KO-tq3ns]

I think the shadow leviathan is inspired by flatworms, it has the same shape, and it’s mouth and feeding work very similarly.

[@HelenSB]

I really love these comparison videos, so interesting! :D Edit: the Pengwing bit killed me XD

[@otaldogrimm6362]

"This is the jellyfish" Very good explanation

[@bradythegamer1866]

Fun fact: the pinnicarid's name actually comes from the two species he mentioned it was inspired by. These are Pinnipedia(seals and others) and Anomalocarida

[@BigBrr538]

14:08 2020: thanks for the idea

[@gladiusbladeofthenorth9939]

The trivalve may also be inspired by the backswimmet,a type of insect that swims upside down

[@NootNoot127]

2:48: no doubt one of the smartest creatures on planet 4546B sea Emporer: am I a joke to you

[@thermo3443]

The sea emporer is also telepathic You factless beast

[@NootNoot127]

@@thermo3443 I also know that. You think I didn't??

[@DamascoGamer]

Damn, dude. This video is genuinely impressive, good job.

[@Awesomecrunch]

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed it

[@orlandoexistant4339]

its been a while since i last checked up on subnautica below zero and BOY did i miss alot of stuff

[@mrmoolahoola]

I only just realised that the snow stalker is just a stalker evolved to walk on land

[@KingJuulien261]

Oh.

[@mrmoolahoola]

@@KingJuulien261 oh.

[@santiagogil7508]

The sea monkeys fingers are similar to mewtwo's

[@heatherhuffman394]

4:11 anorith

[@diobrando4024]

That seahorse is basically skelp and glow whale is kyogre

[@diobrando4024]

Or perhaps dragalge

[@Mal-qb7qg]

Awesomecrunch: Gives the Shadow Leviathan an awesome description Shadow Leviathan: *S P I N* 13:14

[@captainflipflop4923]

what a mad lad

[@standardbacon5313]

4:00 , I get that there are penguins but it's color scheme resembles a emperor penguin, also it goes on land and under water like a penguin and It also has a small beak and they even hunt fish in ways that penguins do. My conclusion is they play the role as seals and a type of penguin

[@terrainiac6215]

3 years later he still hasn’t lost interest in subnautica he is a legend Edit: thank you for the heart love your content

[@KingJuulien261]

Terraria

[@killerdolphin9761]

Ok, can we just take a moment and respect the amount of effort and research that went into this

[@evilpompom]

Wow, I didn't even know things like that exist on earth!

[@ArchibaldBunker3452]

2:18 ok that's pretty funny tho and the ice worm/real ice worm look very similar!!

[@AlphaMikeCharlie]

I love these types of videos

[@hhydre3037]

7:33 speder: gotta go fast!

[@Zevox90]

6:34 Don't say obvious! I thought they would have been arctic wolves! In the PDA it says they're pack hunters, like wolves. Arctic wolves are also white, as to camouflage so they can sneak up on potential prey. Although their AI is more like a bear since they don't normally form groups while chasing you

[@hollowpilot]

I once remembered watching AwesomeCrunch when we still didn't have the full story and everyone noticed the chamber and that one really deep hole, and now the KZbin Recommendations, are finally working with me. Hello Again, Crunch.

[@BoatBoaty]

I was not paying attention all of a sudden I hear "OO OO" from the video making me think someone had an air horn XD

[@hugoheintz]

Crunch blessing us with a new video🙏

[@SquiffleQwimply]

For all we know some of these creatures could be a have a 90% similar counterpart in our world considering we’ve only really discovered like 5-10% of the ocean

[@starlight5ky]

this lads and lasses is the RETURN OF THE KING

[@kirbusthecommenter5027]

Though it doesn’t look like it, I kinda think the pengwing acts kind of like a narwhal because of how they have a sharp object in front of them when they swim :p

[@mrmolasses5888]

I’m glad I found you I’ve had this question on my head for a long time

[@Awesomecrunch]

:) im glad you found me

[@raijincfat7791]

The chelicerate was meant to replace the reaper. But it didn't. I'm right next to it and it starts spinning around and I had to wait 2 minutes for it to bite me lol

[@JoseBR520_NoobContent]

Moving on to the leviathan class species we- SPEEeEeEeEEeEEEENN 9:50

[@DeathDragon5000]

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[@candiedbeetle]

The shadow leviathan also looks a TON like diplocaulus with the arrow like shape or maybe (and this ones reaching) a planarian

[@haiwasup3875]

7:45 there could've been taken insperation from the Macropinna Microstoma

[@noahwilliams446]

I love these videos! It’s super cool to learn about all these awesome real-life creatures!

[@grizzly_manbanimation8436]

The chelicerate also somewhat resembles a salmon with its coloring, fins and mouth. It’s mouth when closed almost looks like a salmon’s head.

[@atlas3877]

The chelicerate is inspried by a Shrimp XD

[@davyjones3755]

Theory, creatures like the squid shark should be put into a class called "kraken class"

[@legatelanius9210]

I really wish that unknown worlds would make a mod making software for subnautica

[@clayless8701]

I really wanted them to add some kind of massive tentacle monster on the same predatory scale as the first game's sea dragon that would be the kraken, but sadly all we got were some giant shrimps and black snakes

[@xirnis1465]

The nootfish is terrifying. Just swimming along and then you see a nice little cute fish, and its jaw unhinges and consumes your face

[@Ps3udonymous]

Fun fact: at 4:12 that thing was the APEX predator in the cambrian explosion era

[@Tundrafall]

Really comprehensive and interesting video!

[@Awesomecrunch]

Glad you enjoyed it!!!

[@annus2913]

Awesomecrunch: talkes about the Chelisorate Shrimp and lobsters: am i a joke to you?

[@dingdawng]

I was gonna cuddle the snow stalker but guess I can't now since you said "don't"

[@legatelanius9210]

If only you could take them like marguerite does

[@icewolfwolfie173]

I wonder what would happen if you pur ur hand between a penglin moutg when it gasps or something

[@kerleneking273]

Omg the penguins were inspired by penguins? Who knew!XD

[@melissajove2932]

lol, the Chelicerate in this video was being like a chill doggo trying to leisurely chase its tail, then was like "oh hi there, just uh checking my tail lol".

[@n1941]

i really thought there was gonna be that pun horn thing soundtrack when he mentionned the spinner fish ROLLING into Below Zero xD

[@holom2076]

To get a brinewing: Put a Fish with transparent fins(forgot the name) in a blender with A sea horse, and an archer fish eating an icecube. voila

[@alexisdavis577]

Omg m.m your a genius

[@claylilac]

"Despite alien features like the rows of razor-sharp teeth in the beak" IRL penguins actually have sharp bristle-like teeth along the inside of their beak and on their tongue to better grip and swallow prey. I don't see why people find penguins cute, they're a spawn of satan.

[@legatelanius9210]

I went on a boat to South Africa (yes there are penguins there) and they ovverun the ship until the met the airhorns (yes airhorns)

[@marcywu5005]

The penguin things kind of look like they got a little bit of inspiration from puffins. Just around the beak area really.

[@thevenomspino]

The Brinewing could also be inspired by the black swallower and it and Nootfish could be inspired by snake or pelican eels in swallowing it prey whole

[@Awesomecrunch]

Nice ideas!

[@thevenomspino]

@@Awesomecrunch if you want we can keep going

[@thevenomspino]

The Sea Monkey name could have two origin the first is the shrimp commonly known as Sea Monkey or it could reference there high intelligence similar to apes such as chimpanzees

[@thevenomspino]

The Chelicerate backspine could have origin in sauropods or inaccurate depictions of dimetrodon

[@thevenomspino]

The Snow Stalker could also be based off of echidna due to there claw and possibly of laying eggs simpler to the echidna

[@JohnDoe-ds8um]

The Sea Monkey also shares it's shape and name to similar preserved cryptids normally found on carny fairs and 'animal' museums

[@ethanmorrison7021]

I thought the shadow leviathan tail portion was more similar to an eel.

[@marcelmedyk6533]

The vent garden is my favorite too!

[@donovanfurse6355]

the beaked one don't forget about Black Swolwer it eats creatures the same size and even bigger creatures also its stomach stretchers when it eats something just like the black swolower

[@chessknight4497]

The general bodyshape of a shadow leviathan reminds me more of the pelican eel here on earth

[@queenof14saints10]

The jelly fish is inspired by the macropinna microstoma it’s a fish that has a clear dome on its head and looks straight up it’s weird fish but very interesting

[@aliceburdick9623]

also when a mantis shrimp punches it can vaperize water around the fist

[@novy21b]

Chelicerate 09:55 reminds me with king (red) salmon because the similarity with the body colour and mouth shape if you looked from the side.

[@finnkids7433]

the nootfish's ability, not appearance, reminds me of the sarcastic fringehead. DERP: I resumed the video and you said it

[@aiden_ig]

So glad you covered Below Zero! :D ❤️ Excited for the full release?

[@Awesomecrunch]

Very!

[@Thorsan08]

The king is back in tha house

[@thatbeast9942]

Personally, I feel like the Chilecerate head is more closely resembling that of a whales skull, just smashed up a little and the inside much more like a Beluga's mouth. The body is also very close to a dolphin body and similar acting to that of a dolphin, in the sense of it being very flexible.

[@GatewaysInc]

The ice worm Could potentially be inspired by centipedes as well... not the house centipedes, the other... longer and more agressive ones

[@sirtony0114]

The fins & general bodyshape of the bivalve remind me of an amphipod

[@theholycrusader335]

not gonna lie, this is very interesting and I am hyped for below zero to come out. :D

[@sincerewolf3538]

Ok I thought this was funny. 3:05, the frog picture. For a school art project, that was the exact photo I used and I just thought it was funny to see it here

[@RandomPerson-rt3sz]

Your going to be amazed when there is a real life conterpart of the Player you play, Thats right, Its..... A HOOMAN!!!!!

[@ViridianStorm7999]

If you use a remote the remote should vibrate before the ice worm digs towards you. Or atleast it does that on nintendo switch.

[@Bliss.13]

I love how the leviathans just spin around

[@haj1meme753]

Shadow leviathan reminds me of lancelet.but way more massive

[@bryanbliek2051]

Deadass, when u talked about the iceworms, after you said that they scared the shit out of you i got a barbie ad😩

[@Antnest_]

The real life sea dragons look much less intimidating lmao

[@nekomataumbreon]

Fun fact: rays are the descendants of shark, branching off of the species over 200 million years ago! Edit: I don't remember making this comment, but something I got wrong is the lineage. Yes, rays and sharks are closely related, but they actually share a common ancestor.

[@z0mb13Guts]

I love his sarcasm

[@heliosmakara977]

I love the first and last Leviathans Both just derping around and swimming in circles like dumbasses.

[@Mugelbbub16]

This fish looks more like it could've been inspired by a sea slug called the blue dragon or blue glaucus (Glaucus atlanticus). Stingray didn't come to mind when I saw it.. imo

[@ApexOrSomething]

good day... *mynamesawesokla,mwjeodjsnwh* and welcome back

[@katiehopkins5522]

4:31 NO WAY I CANT BELIEVE THIS HOW DID I NOT FIGURE THIS OUT

[@emokwito]

Looking at this now, I have realized that the tail of the shadow leviathan looks kinda like the tails of betta fish.

[@lardlover3730]

I would be scared beyond belief if an earthquake occurred IRL while I was exploring land in subnautica below zero

[@aurum6527]

missed opportunity with the arctic ray, the super similar in appearance, blue dragon nudibranch. simply as if they took it and enlarged it

[@floridamankyle5461]

Pengwing is famous because of Benedict Cumberbatch calling penguins "pengwings" on a BBC nature documentary, it is hilarious.