Divers React to The Unspeakable Horrors of the Deep Sea

So many interesting/creepy/awesome things to see in the deep sea!
Original video by ‪@mndiaye_97‬: • The Unspeakable Horror...
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[@Emily-ck9ji]

I love Casual Geographic. He has such a charming, humorous way of talking about the animals he's covering. He does a great job sharing facts and not theories. I'm happy to see you reacting to him.

[@koreyhayden1368]

For sure, dudes git a very unique way if making videos, love it

[@Camcolito]

Nice nuclear bomb joke, that's hilarious. Almost as funny as Americans getting cancer from burn pits.

[@spoobini]

him and lindsey both!

[@diamondgaming4113]

Nah

[@koreyhayden1368]

@@diamondgaming4113 troll

[@OrqwithVagrant]

Finally a 'deep sea horrors' video that actually makes Woody and Gus go "AAARGH!" and "EWW!" a few times. Usually you guys end up pretty 'unimpressed' by these collections... 😆

[@CChissel]

Lindsay’s channel is great too, she does a series called “wtf is that?” Where she identifies weird and crazy looking animals that people find and don’t know what they are

[@michaelb.42112]

And she's a bass player.

[@guyincognito5663]

@@michaelb.42112Oh well, but at least her content is good.

[@FerociousPancake888]

The Humboldt squid can eat each other. Depends on how hungry they are but they have been known to do that. Can’t remember his name but he’s an underwater photographer and he was filming them when a few squid grabbed onto him and dragged him down so fast he actually ruptured an eardrum. Woody’s hat choice today is on point.

[@loutsont2985]

Saw the footage. He might have been drowned, as his air tube was gripped.

[@Artistic-Bones]

@@loutsont2985 he survived

[@Short_Round1999]

Oh. I love Lindsay’s channel. She’s a zoologist and has lots of great content on her channel, which is still kinda new

[@OmnivorousReader]

Random fact about hagfish: When I studied marine biology at JCU in the 90's there was a HUGE grant available to anyone able and willing to study their reproductive behaviour. It was huge, because the grant had been sitting there for decades and no one had gone near it so it kept increasing...

[@OmnivorousReader]

@@Navy1977 sorry; James Cook University of North Queensland. One of the top Marine Biology universities. *humblebrag*

[@helen-py4lk]

They are awful creatures they make me grunge they are the rats if the sea 😮

[@Necr0gen]

Scientists have recently been doing large surveys of the Batypelagic zone, also called the Midnight zone (1000m to 4000m deep) while staying way above the ocean floor or Abyssal planes. An area of the ocean they believed to be essentially a desert, and void of life other than passers by, was teeming with undiscovered creature. The Lanturn fish is one of the most famous ones. Itt has a massive role in the CO2 cycle of the atmosphere, even more so than every tree on the planet. I both love and am terrified of the deep ocean. Great vid, thanks guys.

[@Julia-lk8jn]

Thanks for that info, I'm definitely googling that! (Okay, ecosia-ing that, but it'll be an uphill battle to turn that into a frequently used verb.)

[@teeandkids937]

All I can focus on is Gus laughing/giggling 😂 😂 it’s infectious in the best of ways!! Such a great video again guys! :)

[@daleighcom1]

Just imagine travelling all the way to the bottom of the ocean just to see a purple octopus plushy.

[@GuentherVanRaven]

If I jumped off a boat in the middle of the pacific ocean, I would literally die from phobia.

[@kazzykaioken8873]

Coward lol, yh it would be scary but u cant let fear rule your mind

[@sammoyers905]

Absolutely amazing and fascinating creatures in our oceans. Thanks for reacting to this video, guys.

[@sherrie553]

The ocean scares me only 5% has been explored,imagine the horrors we havent explored deep in the oceans

[@bloink3511]

This was a riot to watch, a bit of a change up from the usual content. Been loving your channel for about a year now. To the both of you, don’t change

[@amandalin5882]

I absolutely love casual geographic, he speaks my language. I love you guys react to this. It’s definitely something different for your channel

[@D00M3R_MAVS]

Deep Sea Gigantism is definitely a thing. If you go to the Arctic, everything is bigger. Giant Starfish etc. I seen a Doc on this a long time ago, as well.

[@nopasses3747]

Gus you are looking slim! Keep up the good work! 💪🏽

[@spoonbib1449]

Fr I was gunna say the same

[@Flavajabarii]

this is also such a great way to get a younger audience into fauna & flora !! gotta love it

[@velessachan]

Love love love Casual Geographic! Thank you for doing another one!

[@annad7077]

With deep sea mining and deep sea trawling going on, imagine how many miraculous species we're losing without ever even knowing they're there... Incidentally, I would definitely recommend the Deep-Sea podcast for anyone who is into this kind of thing! Edited to add: it also shows a bit about how some of these get discovered.

[@spoobini]

I love your guys reactions vids. i found your channel as one of the "oh hell no im not going into the ocean" types. I love your guys personalities and your ability to break down and teach complicated concepts to a viewer with no diving knowledge. Keep up the good work you guys!

[@crimetimeAU]

please talk about the south Korean Sewol Ferry disaster dive rescue. It's unfathomable how this accident took so many lives when they could have all easily been saved. 😢😢😢

[@evilhomergames3598]

I love woody’s hats 💙

[@LaraCroft36]

Yay, another dive talk video! ^^ I hope you two are well

[@kenzieblossom6974]

Lol I love that you have taken the time to react to Casual Geographic and Lindsey. I know for certain Lindsey is a Zoologist and knows her facts with a great sence of humor. I don't know about Casual Geographic but I know he knows his facts too and is hilarious.

[@Julie-kq7pm]

I love how much fun you guys seems to have with these videos! Casual Geographic is a great Channel. Gus, you are looking amazingly youthful and vibrant!

[@belad0nna]

Thank you for introducing your viewers to his channel, I binged his content after your first reaction video. Hope his stuff will be semi-regular on your reaction content!

[@jet_GraveWhisperer]

Lol someone had to be hired as janitor to clean up the ocean and I guess the sea Cucumber was the successful applicant with the perfect resume 😂

[@Watauva_94]

Best video for waking up early in the morning and drink a coffee and laugh 🤣😂

[@protocolsavage8506]

went out and talked to local dive shop today, thanks gus and woody for introducing me to this world lmao

[@usernamenotavailablee]

Hell yeah guys thank you 😎 both that video and you watching it is awesome. It's just incredible what creatures exist in our very oceans. It is fascinating but also sometimes frightening for our monkey brains.

[@stephenlamley541]

Glad to see woodies silly hats back I do enjoy them.

[@SuV33358]

We always love your hats, Woody 😁

[@firegod555]

At 6:07 she forgot to mention "Each arm contains about 100 to over 200 barb-like hooked suckers" truly some horror movie ish dude! Loved the vid

[@matthewpitre8159]

Thanks for Covering casual geographic he is really informative and hilarious while he's at it As you can see Love your channel thanks guys

[@tamonettX500]

Great vid :) I love ocean life, watched animal documentaries since I was old enough to turn on the tv. What a great channel you reacted to. Loved it

[@JuiceBoxx_627]

I'll never get over Woody's hats 😂 I love him lol

[@sandpiperr]

I love that Woody's hat has googly eyes!

[@hdors13]

Love this video! Yeah, Gus, about that Humboldt Squid reaction... you KNEW I was gonna go there! 😁

[@catherinewilliams3850]

I love this guy, so fast and funny. I'm a nature nut and addicted to documentaries about nature. I particularily like the underwater ones, so have seen most of these creatures before but there's always something new being discovered in the depths of the ocean.

[@Biasknight]

Haha I love casual geographic...thanks for the content. You guys always help with the end of my overnight shifts when you upload.

[@RedHotMessResell]

Alright. I’m afraid that bobble head looking grill shark is gonna be my next sleep paralysis demon. 😂

[@TheKruxed]

An actual good channel that I'll have to check out. A couple of species that I didn't know about which is always cool

[@Biancaviolin]

Loved the scientifics at the end geeking out about the cute staring contest 😂

[@joshisajedi2461]

I can’t get enough of this channel. It’s an addiction at this point.

[@Mikey.M.V.P.1]

This video was cool great job gus & woody your reactions just put the cherry on top

[@harleymomx]

I am not a diver. It has, well had been close to the top on my bucket list, but thanks to your informative videos, I no longer have any desire to die underwater. However, you guys are hilarious and can really lighten my mood. The thumbnail photo on this video almost made me spit my coffee 😅

[@Gus_95]

One more channel I get to know bc of CG 🥰 Great reaction btw, I do hope you see more of his work (and same goes for Lindsay, tbf I wouldn't have met Casual if it wasn't for her)

[@LonelyRider87]

The deep sea telescope fish featured on the thumbnail reminds me of a Jim Henson style puppet. Fascinating stuff.

[@jaketschida7016]

Love these guys! You should get them on the show for a sit down!

[@sleepykeeper]

This one was so much fun.

[@itstheundisputedsagboo]

Thank you so much for reacting to Casual Geographic again, great reaction! 😊

[@UniverseUnhinged]

Loving these videos 👌

[@joshjohnston2065]

Waking up to a new Dive Talk video notification always makes the day better.

[@ajcook7777]

Gus looks like he is losing weight! Good job Gus! More tight restrictions to get through now!! 👍

[@BarkingSpider-GohanSolo]

Casual geographic slaps! Also during the Humboldt squid vid it looked like Woody And Gus were talking wall art, it's like a scuba themed Harry Potter scene !

[@Payote88]

Great vid as always!!! 👍

[@EricWBurton]

Gus looks younger! I had to double check the date to make sure it wasn't an old video! Woody, looking as svelte and slick as a shark like usual :)

[@andrea6421]

Yup yup! My worst nightmares right there!!! Lol! Oh you guys are great! Thanks for another great video! 😊

[@muffin6369]

I subscribed and I loved your guest. What a vocabulary, sarcasm and intelligence. HE IS A RIOT TOO>

[@ItsaMeCeline]

I get so happy when a new video comes out Shoutout from the Philippines ❤

[@sleepyburr]

"Can you go back and name 10 of those animals?" "Uh-" " *Just say yes bro* "

[@matthewwalker5430]

"Who discovered all these things? and labeled them? Who did it?" His name is Barry, he drinks down my local pub and apparently he did everything

[@mylenahbug3602]

I looooove sea cucumbers!

[@Okinawatrip]

Apparently I started to watch your videos from your oldest ones. Now that I'm getting to your newer ones, I realise how much weight you've lost, Gus. This is really impressive. Well done.

[@sealestial1801]

I just learned about the big finned squid from a KZbinr "The Octopus lady" and this thing is adorable its basically just spaghetti- it dose not have the strength to pull you down and infact It can get tangled up in its arms with a Strong current- poor guy is just trying to chill

[@Ava_Orchid]

OMG I never knew he had a YT channel. Thank you so much for bringing that to my attention. I thought he was short form content only

[@sarahbelle6069]

“The devils fleshlight” 😂 nah some of these fish really do look like they came straight outta hell

[@Julia-lk8jn]

"... to ensure that anything that gets caught here doesn't get a second chance to pursue happiness." Thanks for introducing me to what might be my newest favorite channel! Also: respect for throwing the sea cucumber and other feces-vores a bone; they are nature's recycling team and in the end, the reason that we get tasty fresh stuff.

[@samdilworth1989]

11:37 The Devils Fleshlight 🤣

[@NMBKevino]

Lookin good Gus! I see you getting slimmer and slimmer over there pal haha, keep up the great work!

[@dereksinke8276]

Hey guys love the videos! Not sure if you have covered it but there's a video that been out for a couple years at least of a guy diving in a busy river probably 75 feet down is when a massive freighter comes straight over head. It's incredible and incredibly stupid and I think it would be a GREAT video for a reaction.

[@dimebagdave77]

Mornin' fellas! Manythnx for another great video

[@Fablevill]

There is a movement to use hagfish slime as a production lubricant. It’s totally non toxic, extremely sustainable. Hagfish farms may be a thing in the future to save other natural resources.

[@wompppwompwomppp]

Always a good day when Gus and Woody upload!

[@HRM.H]

I would love to see a video of you guys reacting to atmospheric divesuits. They cost about 600 thousand USD and can go upto depths of 2000 feet!!

[@DIVETALK]

We did a video on this a long time ago with our good friend Dr. Joe Dituri.

[@Flavajabarii]

i just watched it! amazing piece of equipment

[@DIVETALK]

@Steve yup!

[@patrickmarble3265]

Animalogic and this guy and gal, are a couple of great channels. Very informative

[@Liz-cmc313]

Very cool. So much we still don't know yet. I like the dude with the facts. Funny.

[@iancarlin5714]

I was waiting for a tear to come out when everyone was calling him fake

[@rtrThanos]

While laughing about how dumb Woody’s hat is, I couldn’t deny the fact that I want one. Yesterday I heard about a shark attack where a teenage girl was decapitated by an 18 foot great white. So I got out my measuring tape to have an idea of how big 18 feet is, and it was frightening to imagine an animal that big sawing through my flesh and bone.

[@zacmccarthy3990]

Gus looking ready for dry caving!

[@zombbae]

Woody I love your hats lol

[@LordOfTheEyebots]

2:12 I thought that one accidentally got caught in the wake of the ROV got thrown about. It doesn't look like they move very fast naturally, and you can see how it looks like the poor thing is being dragged around.

[@arianaink100]

9:37 hagfish live a life similar to eels so it’s comparable in that way. They have been known to be one of the few animals to Tie themselves into Knots! (Up to 30 variations of interlocking be it independent to in groups!) After some wild creature shakes them and they secrete the ‘slime-which are actually microscopic spools’ the reason why it chokes out fish is because is basically a giant jelly microscopic hairball, like feeding something slimey asbestos insulation it’s not gonna be the best to eat. they need to get that off of their body to do other things, go they’ll loop their body then go through it tying them self’s into a full knot on their own (most toddlers stuggle with their shoes this is a big deal that a fish can tie knots) and like a snake peeling away the outer layer will slosh off all that slime when they feed themselves all the way through then they’ll be back to normal. It’s really cool tho

[@charliemm90]

Completely out of left field but Gus! Dude!! Idk what you’re doing but holy crap you keep getting skinnier and skinnier every video. Keep up the great work man! 🤙🏻💪🏻

[@blackzero786]

A whale missing half of it's tail washed up on the shores someplace in 2013, only problem with this is, that it's the same hunting patterns that Meg's used back in the day to hunt Whales as it's a common place to find Meg Teeth.

[@SolemnStacker]

Hagfish don't even need to feed with their "mouth", they can absorb nutrients just as efficiently through their skin and gills so they can just lay on a meal.

[@curtisyue182]

There's a super cool channel for an exploration vessel called the EV Nautilus. They drive the ship all over the world and send an ROV (Remote Operated Vehicle) super far down and live stream what they see. That clip at the end of the scientists roasting the little squid is taken from their channel, from a few years back. Most of the time, they're only finding sand and rocks. But on occasion, they do find some remarkable things.

[@thefondcarpet5230]

Been watching the old videos lately Gus looks great nowadays.

[@richarddeese1991]

Thanks. @16:51 - Answering the question, "What does a dead muppet look like?" [Or is it Salacious B.?] tavi.

[@LordRaine]

You mentioned the idea of there being fish we've simply never seen. There's an actual example of that. William Bebee was a pioneer in the field of ecology and a respected scientist and naturalist. He commissioned a bathosphere that he then used to be lowered down off the side of a ship via cables, to observe the deep sea first hand. It was unpowered, just a metal ball with a porthole window. On one of his dives, Bebee went down over 3,000 feet, and observed a fish that had never been seen before, and strangely, has never been seen again, which he tentatively dubbed "the untouchable fish." They were over six feet long, with jaws that they kept open as they swam, with rows of bioluminescent spots running down their sides. They swam together in groups. Bebee documented these fish, described them in detail, even drew some sketches of them. And then they were never seen again. Not by him, or anyone else. There are three possibilities. The first, and simplest, is that Bebee was lying, and the species was made up. But he was a respected naturalist, a pioneer in the field, part of the New York National Geographic Society during it's infancy. Why would he make this up? He was no fraud or charlatan. This explanation is unlikely. The second possibility is that these fish were on the verge of extinction, and Bebee was both the first and the last man to ever observe them. At some point in the intervening time between the 1930s and today, they silently went extinct. And the third possibility is, of course, that the untouchable fish are still out there, somewhere, lurking in the deep. Waiting for someone to rediscover them and confirm Bebee's findings in doing so. I personally find the idea of a respected and proven naturalist like Bebee lying about a discovery for some imaginary clout to be unlikely. Which means the untouchable fish are still out there, somewhere. A large, six foot long species of fish that we've simply never caught or observed, that was only seen once by sheer chance and then never again. That is just the kind of place that the deep ocean is. The most true statement in Casual Geographic's show is that we know more about the surface of Mars and Venus than we do about our own oceans. The real extraterrestrial activity is happening right here. You want to find real aliens, trade in your telescope for a fishing rod.

[@lo0nyt0onz]

I feel educated and disturbed. Thanks guys 😂

[@Camcolito]

I lived in China for 10 years, sea cucumber is a delicacy. You have it in soup. Yes, it tastes just as disgusting as it sounds, but it's expensive so it must be good for your health, so the logic goes.

[@kazzykaioken8873]

Alot of people in china seem to enjoy disgusting sea food

[@kushbats4504]

Looking good gus haven't watched for a while big noticeable progress man I need to follow suit

[@ReptilesGeniales]

Hi Gus and Woody! Greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪. I am amazed and glad that there’s still a lot to discover on our planet, new life that we’ve couldn’t even imagine actually existed. It’s like looking back at the jura or krita period and realize that the dinosaurs weren’t completely extinguished. And I just came to realize that if aliens live somewhere on earth, it very well might be in the deepest parts of our oceans…. Maybe aliens doesn’t look like we have always imagined (!) maybe octopuses are one of the life forms that the aliens brought with them to Earth when they colonized our planet. Like us having dogs and sheep with us when we colonized USA or Australia for example. Wouldn’t that be a fantastic discovery? Your shark hat is awesome Woody and Gus your new haircut looks really good 👍🏻

[@brandonatkins1593]

That deep sea telescope fish reminds me of Beetlejuice that guy with the small head lol

[@TRaWi]

My kabourophobic ass running in circles, plucking hair and saying omgomgomgomgomgomgomg. Amazing how I knew I'd see startling things, but crabs are always the end of me.

[@amandacogger3075]

I've watched some of his videos and he is brilliant! Make this man a teacher

[@michaelb.42112]

I like Lindsay's Warwick bass on the wall.

[@brandimullins8813]

that stubby squid has seen things. probably everything that came before it in the rest of the video lol

[@looseweave6521]

Love your hat woody, you never disappoint!😊😊😊

[@davidvanvoorhis8509]

Lindsey Nicole's channel is also really cool, sorta the same style as Casual Geographic ( they appear in some of each other's vids, as seen in this one ).