Central California Creature Compilation | Nautilus Live

[@crystalm4324]

I never realized how graceful Chimeras are when they swim/fly through the water. Almost like a butterfly/dragonfly hybrid.

[@tammiea8552]

I love the Chimera. They are so graceful.

[@nourrashad7004]

Random giant enemy crab reference lmao, jerma would be proud

[@meltheteagobbo]

I enjoyed the siphono-five joke, caught me off guard and I love puns-

[@BuildingCenter]

9:04 Came for the images, stayed for this: What do you call a really big siphonophore? A siphonoFIVE!!! Surprisingly, no one clapped.

[@katieprice3984]

That’s funny

[@navigatormother7023]

Marine biology humour 🤣👏👍🌏🐋🙏🤣

[@artofwar420]

I see your Giant Enemy Crab comment haha. Getting ready for some massive damage.

[@ellywinterquist7665]

These videos are awesome. Just beautiful, thank-you so much for posting them.

[@stevelindstedt8858]

7:45....Longnose Skate (Raja rhina)....common off the Washington / Oregon / California coast. (Up to 4.5 feet long, males are smaller.)

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

New subscriber here, i am so happy i found this channel! I’m definitely amazed at the sheer numbers of octopi present in the oceans, i had always thought they were much more rare than they are.

[@navigatormother7023]

The resolution is so clear- just a pleasure to watch... thankyou.🙏👏👍💐🙏

[@primevalseeker3952]

It would be really helpful and more interesting if you would describe the depths with each video.

[@hilmacortez3947]

So wheres all the fish.

[@katieprice3984]

I think they do explain more of that in the full live session but since these are just snippets we don’t get all the cool nerdy information. Just a hypothesis.

[@tinydog1234]

4:04 Why is that mound of sand wiggling? Are there creatures underneath it?

[@iloveanimals5494]

Would you rather be a starfish or a gummy

[@Index154]

4:23 There's another smaller lobster peeking out from underneath the dirt!

[@michaeldao1]

This is amazing footage, it would be great to post the depth

[@Margalus]

I wonder if that was a wreck the little lobster was on. Starting at 4:05 you can see a large rope tied to something.

[@norrinradd3549]

At 7:37, it’s a pity that I cannot get a good idea, on how big that Skate is, because in the North Sea(North Eastern Atlantic) around Scotland(Eastern and Western seaboards) and the Northern waters around Ireland, they can get to be well over two hundred pounds(with the shore caught record of 208lbs, and the boat record of 235lbs) regularly, so that one could have been massive.

[@bren7080]

3:10 I did not come here for accurate Japanese history lessons

[@charlieapples9373]

“Flatfish...soon to be a bacterial mat.” Sickest roast in marine biology history

[@tapewormjr.388]

GIANT ENEMY CRAB

[@dave9351]

Yeah, a little detail on what area of the central coast this is from would really be cool... Never thought lobsters were further north than San Luis Obispo ?

[@filegrabber1]

The second lobster watching us at 4:04.., in the center of the screen almost

[@kadabrium]

6:33 is it me or does this thing's back texture look awfully like the purple orb

[@cadoized]

@ 3:10 DID HE JUST MAKE A JERMA REFERENCE

[@presjoseph]

sadly no its an e3 reference from way back for a game called genji

[@cadoized]

@@presjoseph DAMN IT

[@enigma1247]

Where exactly did you guys launch from? I live around central California. Just curious.

[@JessWLStuart]

At 4:04, just above the right end of the large lobster tail, you can see a smaller lobster looking out from a crevice in the mud!

[@LightningMcKingSVTime]

Looks like a mud lobster or mud shrimp. With the skinny connection in the middle and skinny tail

[@Ahonya666]

I really find these videos amazing and relaxing at the same time 😁

[@jacobabell3153]

Wow, that's really interesting to see a lobster with claws on the California coast where spiny lobsters don't normally have claws! Cool

[@hewatches578]

oh yeah, a Praya Dubia. Those things are so cool

[@hewatches578]

These videos are fantastic.

[@valeriedavis6834]

Think it was a Praya dubia, or just a big siphonophore?

[@pixelatedgrass7528]

"It has 5 legs, 2 on it's left side and 1 on it's right." uuhmm...

[@theMuBot]

That's how many legs it had lost on each side.

[@ds-lm6pc]

The thumbnail looks like the shrimp is being presented a medal

[@40yrsago]

01:50 Mr Krabs and Patrick Star ☺️

[@kikedream8541]

The crab 🦀 lost his leg OMG what happen??

[@nightmaremasknikolas4866]

Crab fight

[@donhouse3465]

Everything I see on you tube is old....do y'all still post new stuff?

[@emiyapendragon3709]

Why do crabs down here only have six legs

[@DenitaArnold]

Those are amazing!

[@RapiersSting]

its a lantern shark maybe?

[@harukatakahashi8822]

It's not, it's not black

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

That lobster ...wow! Gorgeous.

[@ninja2kernow]

So cool

[@tristanwilliams4180]

*enemy crab used crush attack*

[@boredwarlock5216]

Sphiphono5! LOL

[@nini9946]

1:53 Woah.. Cool... Woah... Yeah... Wow....

[@chickenwing601]

I hate my life. My biggest dream is to go on a ship and to watch what on the ground of the sea is. But i'm not smart enough for that :(

[@ValmirTheGamer]

Karo 7 don't say that. Of course you are smart enough. Look into oceanography or marine biology, or even others

[@coloradocrustaceans]

There are no clawed lobsters on the Pacific Coast, probably a mud or ghost shrimp, and the crab is Lithodidae.

[@malcolmcarter5541]

Very like a Nephrops Norwegius -slight colour difference

[@nativejuicevapors]

These dudes sound so Effeminate

[@pinkwings8036]

Probably because a lot of the people we hear are women?

[@frankw8074]

Your great grandfather had twice the testosterone as your grandfather who had twice as much as your father who has twice what you have, maybe there's something to this transgender business.

[@dogwater290]

they only give passing grades to those who conform to their same beliefs (liberalism)

[@lemon93]

@Stephen Murphy these people are doing important work catorgizing our oceans and are making this discovery open to the public, your whinning about voice on a KZbin video.

[@hellosweetheart3350]

You need better narration. And better photography

[@CitizenSmith50]

Scrap the inane giggling comments and get a decent narrative and narrator! There are people out here who are genuinely interested in what's going on in the videos!

[@MissAJ-here]

There’s plenty other videos with what you are after. Go watch them. Not everything is catered just for you.

[@mlglungfish6341]

GIANT ENEMY CRAB

[@uhhok8296]

GIANT ENEMY CRAB