Gulf of Mexico sea monster

Loads of bugs and a large creature. I was wondering why the rov was looking at this box. When it let go I started recording and out of nowhere this creature shows up.

[@ashtonguillory2179]

By the grace of God, someone controlling a machine at the bottom of the ocean has some how maintained the ability to hold a camera still for once in a lifetime.

[@chrisemerson7743]

I'm pretty sure it's mounted to the "dive bell" or something like it. I highly doubt someone was holding the camera! Lol

[@dave-d-grunt]

Obviously not a Sasquatch or the camera would be really screwed up lol

[@paulstreesofwalthamabbey2007]

Looks like a Colossus Squid - very good filming 👍🏻

[@noonagon1]

It's an ROV with cameras mounted....

[@ashtonguillory2179]

@@noonagon1 someone controlling a machine?

[@HonestLies100]

Underwater welders who work down in these sorts of conditions routinely report the water violently whooshing and swirling around them while they are working, and their lights which only penetrate a few feet very seldom give them more than a glimpse of the predator or prey that has just swam within inches of them… that’s bone chilling and those guys have literal nerves of steel!

[@mordredstein9553]

I don't know why they don't just send one to weld and one to guard the welder with a harpoon gun or something.

[@HonestLies100]

@@mordredstein9553 they can’t see more than a few feet so you’d better hope your harpoon guy is the fastest gun in the deep 👍😂

[@ProReggieM29]

Jeezuuss! That's a very creepy-scary way to paint that imaginatively.. You almost feel it👌

[@marco3330]

@@mordredstein9553 they are also considering the cost of doing those

[@dylanhealy8126]

Umm Idt human beings can survive at this depth…..

[@johnzig1386]

Cthulhu's property management guy. His name's Slyzzrb'la. Nice guy, does great stonework, too.

[@SoulRebelInStereo]

John Brinkman i heard he knows well about the hammock district

[@Official_Mammoth421]

Can he lay concrete down for me?

[@stevenopolis3155]

@@Official_Mammoth421 nah, but he frames windows.

[@Official_Mammoth421]

@@stevenopolis3155 man I could really use some sheet rocking

[@johngibson2884]

Hastur is listening...

[@amypeterson2318]

I got my bachelor's degree in criminal cosmetology, and with that I'd say this is a hamburger.

[@9yearsago270]

slice of cheese?

[@willfox6634]

Good insight

[@fish_guru20]

Sir that's preposterous it's obviously a bologna sandwich on wheat bread straight from bikini bottom

[@whatcher8151]

Nope, seen it before, two stacked styrofoam plates with ornamental fishing line leaders around the circumference and a tail, just a kids fishing kite. On sale now

[@light_at_the_end_of_the_tu1350]

I agree because i see no pickles or onion's

[@Solmissus1]

It is a known deepest jellyfish called Solmissus. They can get up to dinner plate size.

[@minacapella8319]

That explains why it's darting around too. They're a rare breed (metaphorically, not scientifically) that actively hunts prey instead of just vibing until prey gets close

[@becciressler9434]

Jellyfish was my thought.

[@joem2130]

Wow! Thank you!

[@JCisKING20]

So in other words...a sea monster?

[@Lightblue2222]

Looks bigger than 🍽 Must be a big one

[@AutizmoGaming]

i love how no matter how peaceful an unknown creature is its a monster

[@TheUnseenPath]

Even predators can be peaceful doesn't mean they won't kill you.

[@bangobob3563]

Sadly I believe that this monster is just a big jellyfish

[@nirajnemkul]

That's what the depth does to the mind I guess 🤷

[@ajscott1293]

Honestly it looks like what they described "Organism 46-b" there were a couple times when it turned sideways that it looked like a scuba diver. Definitely looked octopussy too. Very interesting!!!

[@hollow6189]

octopussy lmao

[@punkjake]

@@hollow6189 if you know you know lol

[@kir7719]

Octopu-🤨

[@curtisducati]

46-B , not heard of that in a while !

[@janicesullivan8942]

I thought it was a scuba diver at first, but wow, ended up looking like a giant underwater spider. What is 46-b?

[@darkprose]

The whole idea of filming something in the darkness of the cold ocean with a bit of light is more than enough to make my skin crawl. This just creeps me the fuck out.

[@MassHysteriaHD]

Go watch the Gulf of Mexico Giant alien squid. Thing is like the length of a multi story building 👀 And I wanna get into Sat diving 😂

[@potatoesandpickles]

Me too! Have you seen the episode with Jeremy wade where they dove a couple thousand ft down in a miniature sub and were looking for the six gilled shark? It was so beyond creepy! At one point the shark was shaking the bait and the sub was so small it was moving with it. So scary! No way I would’ve done what he was so brave to do.

[@hafizuddinabdulghafar1231]

As a diver, that's literally how my everyday office looks like.

[@chrisemerson7743]

@@potatoesandpickles do what? Were they in some sort of ROV or something! Not too many folks have been that deep!

[@chrisemerson7743]

@@MassHysteriaHD it takes a different kinda person to get into SAT diving. The moneys awesome but any kinda of simple mistake can kill u as well as ur partners! These people are the best of the best! But, If u try I wish u good luck! Lol

[@spiderdude2099]

This just looks like some kind of jellyfish or comb jelly

[@Patrick-ni7bs]

Its one of those clinging jellyfish

[@alexadey3413]

@@Patrick-ni7bs Oh yeah you mean a democratic one?

[@Patrick-ni7bs]

@@alexadey3413 don't bring politics into this pls

[@ashtonguillory2179]

@@Patrick-ni7bs aww but politics makes it so interesting.

[@Patrick-ni7bs]

@@ashtonguillory2179 no, no it doesn't

[@leavethecaveenterthelight5221]

You all don't think that thing's crazy? It's a flat swimming disc with tentacles sticking off it and it moves quickly. Imagine what that thing would do if it latched onto you.

[@Cola64]

Kinda like my ex wife’s lawyer

[@breasimons2469]

Everything can kill us especially down there. Learned that those giant squids are something that you do want anything of it lol. Real interesting info

[@chrisemerson7743]

@@breasimons2469 I've heard of fishermen in the Philippines getting pulled out of their boats. Never to be seen again.

[@sirferr8902]

@@chrisemerson7743 😳😳😳

[@samuraijackoff5354]

@@breasimons2469 Thankfully most things down there can't go up without theirflesh crushing and we can't go down without our lungs exploding.

[@NordicDan]

"Is this the Krusty Krab?" "No, this is Patrick!"

[@YukonJack]

My wife and I say this all the time to each other. Never gets old 👌

[@clownchaostime3024]

Talk to some old timers sometime who do underwater welding. They will tell you of sea creatures that will give you nightmares for years. Terrifying monsters who just show up out of nowhere.

[@KC-op4ke]

have done work for some old commercial divers, this guy isn't lying, they have stories.

[@missyrabbit5250]

Now those are some brave folks

[@jazzdiamond2917]

@missy rabbit like what for example

[@missyrabbit5250]

@@jazzdiamond2917 the commercial divers from back when they used the airlines, instead of tanks

[@jazzdiamond2917]

@@missyrabbit5250 yes what are some stories

[@goji-chan1742]

Dang it I thought this would be cool but no it's swimming spaghetti

[@venus1194]

😂😂

[@Hkaojn]

Lol

[@DGVlogs-hh8vw]

Chaos Rider99 hahahahahahaha😂😂😂

[@martushy1]

Black rock Shooter l

[@Lightblue2222]

Some places consider swimming spaghetti pretty cool

[@EphemeralProductions]

Whatever she is, she is beautiful in her own way. :)

[@chickenflinger5002]

Cthulhu lost his weave.

[@mariahcox2300]

ha ha ha giggles,best one yet.😄😂😄

[@akshaysuryavanshi3649]

Who else got this recommend after 10 years ?

[@mamacat63]

11 years later

[@ninajones1175]

May 2024

[@jeffnelson2197]

It doesn’t move like a jellyfish but instead seems intelligent, purposeful. Like a squid or something else not yet known, a new species, perhaps. The oceans are mostly unexplored with countless unknown life forms still hidden beneath them. We should spend more time studying the vast ocean deep. Then update the maps to read: “Here there be monsters”. 🤔

[@AvengerII]

That's my first impression, too. Doesn't seem very "monster-like" at all... Might be an unknown species, though. The problem is a bunch of unknown creatures are seen by people who aren't biologists or are working for companies (oil drilling) that don't care about the discovery of new creatures. Their concern is profit and if they discover something that might force the law to stop their operations chances are they'll cover it up/stop discussion outside the company...

[@MordecaiFromRegularShow]

Dude its literally a 🐙 🦑 🐙 🦑 🐙 🦑 🐙 🦑

[@AvengerII]

@@MordecaiFromRegularShow Okay, you KNOW EVERYTHING! Thanks for that pithy comment, Master of the Universe!

[@7Sin0City2]

Very interesting idea and you make a lot of sense in your paragraph.

[@branchcovidian6846]

Well if the Birkenstock bongo babies didn’t have to shit on everyone to save earth, they would say something. Earth doesn’t need saving . Humans do. You biologists would poke and prod it then say it had covid . Coombaya

[@tlynn609]

@@MordecaiFromRegularShow that's what I was thinking too.

[@Wrcallofduty420]

I don’t really get surprised by these kind of footage. Because the ocean and the sea underwater is massive there are so many creatures down there that we have no idea exist.

[@BloodylocksBathory]

"What, behind the jellyfish?" "It IS the jellyfish!"

[@DasSpaceAce]

Thank you. I was watching with my mother and fiance' and we all went "what?...it's just a jellyfish? what's the big deal?"

[@randallhart7264]

Looks like one of those deep sea jellyfish that actually light up! Seen em on discovery Channel

[@Blutgang]

Looks like one of those really big star fish with the round body and then legs but I cant explain how it is moving around in open water like that. Maybe it was on the back of the box and fell off, and like a falling leaf it is weaving around as it decends down. Baring that, my vote is for some sort of jelly fish type creature.

[@johnrehak]

A) It is NOT definitely dead B) It looks like some kind of medusa creature

[@Kammikam88]

I think it's a new species of Jelly fish, Octopus hybrid. Creepy, the ocean wigs me out!

[@SeanFerree]

Seems like a friendly monster, but I would definitely not want to be near it

[@leonj5589]

Here's a theory: anybody seen the movie 'Evolution'? Meteorite hits, brings life forms with it. Maybe the meteorite that hit the Gulf of Mexico and killed the dinosaurs, also brought life with it. 65 million years is PLENTY of time for some alien life form to evolve and be able to survive in earth's deep oceans. Or it could just be a fucken jellyfish :)

[@jackthecommenter2768]

Yeah that is pretty cool

[@jackthecommenter2768]

could've actually have done so

[@mattscheibert2715]

Wow, it's a little overwhelming to think about all the things that are in the depths of our oceans and seas. 🤯

[@VitorFsr]

It's just a Solmissus...

[@HeySimo.]

"our" oceans

[@RepubliKING]

Whoa... I'm more impressed with the actual steady video! 😀

[@awaisanwar104]

Below is the american way to respond to anything mysterious: (write the closest familiar animal/object you can relate to and make it official) (write swear words towards the uploader for his opinion) (write swear words towards anyone else in comments who disagrees) - The american way

[@hobuster1]

Fuck you that's bullshit!!

[@DeadlyChinchilla]

It's clearly some sea spider thing, and this douchecanoe who uploaded it should be ashamed of himself. Anyone who disagrees with me is a bloody communist!

[@lon3wolf59]

U obviously havent many americans because I find this interesting and want to know what it is

[@missqueenbean420]

It's not the american way, it is the way of people behind a screen who have no responsibility for their comments. To say that is an american way is making a generalization about a whole population. BTW, I am not american. That seems to be the responses of the ignorant but sadly it seems to more prevalent here on youtube, but to call it an american thing and not a people thing is not accurate. There are douchebags where ever you go.

[@hhellebore9489]

Don't you have a rocky patch and some goats to tend to? Who did you have to blow up to get their internet access?

[@etherraichu]

Are you sure that's a monster and not like, a jellyfish or some plants or something? It doesn't seem to be monstering very hard, but its definitely jellyfishing it up expertly.

[@ageckomiller]

I think it was a squid that didn't want to let go of his new friend tool box. jellyfish can't grab on and pull it back like that. only a squid or octopus could do what it did.

[@austinknowlton1783]

If there is one thing that growing up in Maine and working on fishing vessels for a few years taught me it is that there is some CRAZY SHIT in the ocean.

[@KawiAddict46]

Now that ther is a deep sea shark fart. Ya see, when that shark farts at them depths, it does so.e funny things to that flatulence, and it somehow comes out movin, and you get this. Call em shark monkeys, compressed hole jumpers, sharks ass jelly, deep water dwelling butthole surfer, and or the carbonated ass whistler. Very rare, only live about 29 hours.

[@anunkash5185]

+Brandon Mcfall i appreciated this comment more then you will ever know.

[@KawiAddict46]

😆👍

[@KawiAddict46]

+Mizztress BELLA aahahaha thank you! that made my night 😁

[@hashtag415]

Tonka Truckk Made my own one hot summer day after tacos the night before. Thought it was just a fart bubble stuck between my sweaty butt cheeks till I got to the toilet and checked. Scared the bejeebers outta me!

[@thespanisharmada7730]

Tonka Truckk jajajaja no mames tu pito

[@PaperMan31299]

Whaaaaaat????? That is one of the funkyiest lookin things ive ever seen. looks kinds transparent. i cant explain this.

[@lbbradley55]

I spent many years scuba diving at night for Flounder anywhere from 55 to 130 ft deep I never seen a JELLY FISH Exactly like this one that I can recall but It certainly is a JELLY ! I miss Diving at night more than anything else I did in the Gulf of Mexico.

[@zia9772]

It's a sea star

[@jameshitt3263]

Shudder... Diving at night in the murky gulf...it is amazing what some people call fun.

[@lbbradley55]

@@jameshitt3263 Lol it's not as spooky as some think or it isn't to me. I never once saw a predator shark at night not one. ! During the day yes but only nurse sharks at night. They swim down the beam of my light but you can pet them. The other sharks stay out of sight. They don't like the lights.

[@zia9772]

@@jameshitt3263 hahaha right? I grew up in KL & KW and worked longline fishing. & lived on sailboats most of my life. It can get creepy in the daytime.

[@lbbradley55]

@@jameshitt3263 We stick flounder around the Liberty ships and other wrecks with a pole spear and stack them up like pancakes on the pole spear. I haven't done it in years now I got injured but I really hope to do it again. You can only keep 6 flounder now and we'll if you have a few in the boat it would be worth it I guess. !

[@greggreg2263]

I am subscriber 134🥳

[@hydraulicguts]

The rov is dropping equipment into the box, possibly after a p/a. ( plug/ abandon) very usual, you can speculate on the creature that does not move like a jelly btw.

[@Squishysforbreakfast]

They say these guys see strange shit all the time, most cases they'll simply stay quiet. In case it happens to be some endangered animal and they have to stop work.

[@atmanme1096]

its jellyfishقنديل البحر 😂

[@saturnista5510]

no, thats just the mouth of it.

[@commenteroftruth9790]

Sirius Gaming lmao. How would you know

[@saturnista5510]

I took the time to swim down and ask him. his name is Dennis Slaternuffs

[@gladisevance-ivey353]

Atman Me right that's what I thought

[@milkmanman]

I thought same thing

[@AmaranthOriginal]

Screw the monster, the robot in the beginning is truly proof we're not alone in the universe! Aliens have landed!

[@tobyace]

Looks like a jellyfish

[@garyfinch1840]

Wow, the things the algo throws up. Looks like a diver to me

[@josephf4693]

sea monster are you kidding? That's like kitten sized

[@alexruddies1718]

Could be a siphonophore, or some debris kicked up from moving the box. If it were recorded in a better resolution, maybe we'd be a better idea of what it could be.

[@jonathandellinger1595]

Definitely a siphonophore!

[@KadrionBaker]

Who'd really call THAT a monster!

[@ihategangstalkers3912]

Me.... bruh if it's in dark water.... Swims... and has fkn tentacles then it's a blood thirsty unstoppable monster and if you are in water with it. You have seconds to live and you must freak out , and have possible heart attack

[@doc-vg9lq]

this is why i believe our ocean has alien life from other planets. it just makes too much sense that some meteor crashed into the ocean and some life from other planets spawned and learned to adapt and evolve. it's probably a lot easier for that to happen in the ocean than on land.

[@kinkykim87]

That looks like a giant crab to me, especially the way it approached the box on its side, then touched it with its feet, and you could see the legs either side of the round body, and it appeared to scuttle along in the water?

[@JohnSnowKingoftheNorth]

The legs look to flimsy to be a crab dont you think?

[@TheTruthKiwi]

If that was in space everyone would immediately assume it was an alien.

[@TheTruthKiwi]

@J Li Well yes, then everyone would assume it was an alien.

[@goodmonster7862]

It's Chutulu! ...or a jelly fish.

[@steyrharkevich401]

very astute...I think it's chtulu!...lol

[@tolitsdterrible4785]

Didn't know that jellyfish are monsters. Very educational video. 😆

[@Nate14567]

what kind of person would even say this is supposed to be educational? look at the title

[@tolitsdterrible4785]

@@Nate14567 The type of KZbinrs who love bait people to click to get high views and earn more money. 😊

[@atrocious_pr0xy]

Our oceans are amazing, but i also imagine what other oceans hold on other planets.. say, massive planets of water with sentient life living in metropolises. not in a cliché SciFi way, but biologically sound. just madness, because we have such alien life here.

[@bonhamcarter4488]

That's none of your business

[@Eri503]

Not yours unless your mexican chill mexico owns gulf of mexico along with USA

[@MarksUselessChannel]

We need to build a submarine like the SSRN Seaview and actually go LOOK. This might be nothing, but I bet there's some crazy stuff out there....

[@johnnysi6106]

I can't believe its not butter...

[@explosivefreak666]

There's a lot of unknown annimals in the deepsea, it's not a well known place, nor we go there often.!

[@SuperBrand1234]

That's just a dinner plate jellyfish

[@stevied777]

SuperBrand1234 Exactly.

[@Ducksflytogether13]

If it latches to your face you could be in for one hell of a stomach ache

[@HMuny55]

Those arent bugs haha its just particulates in the water im pretty sure

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Looks like some sort of jellyfish, crab, or octopus, but hard to tell how many "legs" or "tentacles" it has. I don't think it's a type of brittle starfish. Interesting footage, though. Great capture.

[@ats-3693]

Some sort of jellyfish, crab, or octopus? So your saying it could be anything but you have no idea what?

[@chesterwilberforce9832]

This wins the 'crappy video of the day" award. And that's saying something, where on YT you can post some awful VHS from 30 years ago and claim it's a "monster."

[@Tekforevar]

There's no way it could be a jellyfish right! :0

[@a.banks.7682]

And what if that's only the child... What possibly could mom and dad look like, even their other kids!?!

[@justojust]

Blobsquatch

[@TurboRanger351]

First stone cold drunk jelly fish I've ever seen.

[@ACLTony]

Either a jellyfish or a seastar. From a distance a seastars can be mistaken for jellyfish as they can have many arms that stretch 1 to a few feet in length.

[@DrHappymeal1]

The word monster is realy misleading this is just some crazy animal/bacteria/something when i see monster i want to see a HUGE animal

[@LorrieSmithSTOPANIMALCRUELTY]

I want to be running from it...or swimming, blasting selfie all the way. Just as long as someone is with me who is a slower runner

[@BronzDragonfly]

You have my vote on that conclusion. ¿Was it hunting? ¿or just caught up in the turbulence? Engaging minds want to know, friend.

[@samuelluciano104]

Another thing we can attribute to BP thanks alot.

[@richardconner15]

THE NEWLY DISCOVERED BOXIFORE.WOW THANKS.

[@s.majstorovic5598]

Its trumps hair

[@AZVIDS]

Sigmund, oh how I have missed you! ~Johnny W.

[@magic672]

well I'm no scientist but I'm about sure that's a nightmare

[@DrGreg007]

That's a Hydra. Named after the monster in Greek mythology. It's in the Tunicate family

[@carlbinkley4723]

Just from thw things I've seen from swimming in the shallows, no way will I ever go to the 2nd sand bar again

[@ericmartinez7559]

This makes me want to go swimming.

[@sister2717]

agree, anybody who's ever been in the gulf diving and/or snorkeling will most likely say the same.

[@jessebella9322]

Awww a solmissus, nice capture! Very interesting things indeed. Whats in the crate thing though?

[@pimpendude]

lol i never knew jelly fish lived in mexico thx for telling me anyway :P

[@davidtatro7457]

Looks like some kind of sizable jellyfish being swirled about in a current.

[@amurican35]

Well it originates from the Gulf of Mexico. It made a big entrance, abunch of noise, flags waving,a large mariachi band, but nothing really happened.

[@EWhale]

So... the Zerg have evolved to sea creatures now... GET RAYNOR!

[@thoraxxx2]

this is why submersibles need high tech spear guns...

[@badboy4202]

For a second I thought you were just being an idiot, but that was hilarious!!!!!

[@ariadams3290]

I'm not completely sure, but I'd venture to say it's a catfish - I've seen them grow pretty large

[@ndiaz7829]

its a large jelly fish or man or war, similar too from what i see. if you look close and pause after what it looks like it opening its mouth, there is what appears to be a reflection like a diver mask but there are tendrils or the arms of the jellyfish.

[@barnesj0007]

Alien eggs on bottom of the Gulf of Mexico. That alien thought it had a suitable life form lol. Dammit just a box

[@AlumniWeaver]

There's always seamen in the Gulf looking to penetrate fishy boxes.

[@kennethwallace4338]

I be wondering what the guy watching the monitor be thinking...... Something like, just stay down there, I'll stay up here, peace.

[@tmayorca8770]

Did you see the claw on the arm that took the box thingy away? Geesh, that's a monster all right.

[@khucays]

By God....why didnt you hang that container close to the camera...you want to "observe" or delivering meal to Neptune here???

[@johnheather1]

... but you don't understand man already knows everything

[@snydedon9636]

I’m going fishing this weekend. I want one of those boxes to put on my hook for bait.

[@musicalgear1024]

Yeah, just like in the game Monopoly, you may be the guy with all the money yet no natural resources or property which means you'll last a while, but in the end, that guy never wins. If we don't make anything to sell to other countries, and we don't utilise our own natural resources, we lose the game.

[@furleyforever]

It's moving like that because of the current. You can tell by looking at all the other debris/wildlife in the water. My guess is a jelly.

[@Ragnarok691]

It sure looks like a jellyfish to me.

[@brandenhaddock3245]

it wouldn't be surprising since the majority of animals in the ocean are undescovered

[@MrTubemix00]

LoL Sea Monster and so Big :P Looks like an Unknown Creature

[@rashguard4573]

MY GOD! ITS A JEELYFISH! WE'RE SCREWED!

[@kaylingainer3864]

It looks like a deep sea jelly, or maybe Even a dead jellyfish, that is being blown around by the turbulence of the UnderSea equipment.

[@MrTigerlore]

This monster is being kinda "jelly", m'kay.

[@charlibaltimore7641]

lol