Marine biologist reacts to Finding Dory PART2

Here is the second part of me reacting to Finding Dory!
Here is the first part: • Marine biologist react...
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[@alexsch2514]

As far as I have heard the person who directed the movie is actually a marine biology enthusiast. That's why there are so many actual facts built into the movie

[@cliffer6715]

Hey just want to point out that there are species of river otters especially Asian small clawed otters which spend a large amount of time on land (though they do live in the rivers)

[@Seamemaria]

That is true. They have a bit of a different lifestyle than sea otters.

[@victoriabryer4710]

There's animal imprinting, and then there's Twilight imprinting. "When it not just gravity holding you to the earth", "its her".

[@naylisyazwina6836]

hahahahah

[@BaragonProductions]

first time watching this and as soon as she started talking about imprinting, i immediately thought of twilight and knew someone was gonna mention it here lol

[@ameisensuppe7303]

The best series on youtube!

[@fremday9742]

Whale sharks are amazing!

[@Seamemaria]

Agreed!

[@fremday9742]

I want to get a job studying whale sharks.

[@mira55x-planetnalzena15]

whale sharks are definitely my favourite sharks and out of any shark relative, the giant manta rays are definitely my favourite

[@masterofpuppets5072]

All animals on this planet are amazing

[@golesediericalesolame6829]

Hi Maria☺!!!!!!!! Same!!! I also like finding nemo alot more. It's what started my passion for marine life!!!😄. Otters are so cute especially when they use their belly's as tables to crush clams. And I had no idea that octopuses had nine hearts!! Question: can octopus ink be toxic? Great video!!!!!❤

[@Seamemaria]

Erica Lesolame Hi Erica! I believe that most ink is not poisonous, however I cannot guarantee there aren’t exceptions. I do know that there are a lot of dishes done with ink. Thank you for your lovely comment as always ❤️

[@golesediericalesolame6829]

@@Seamemaria Thanks so much!!!!!😄❤

[@markafacreativesolutions9590]

Just a quick correction: They have three hearts, one brain (in a conventional sense), and eight unconventional brain-like neural organs which manages their legs' movements

[@golesediericalesolame6829]

@@markafacreativesolutions9590 Correction noted😉. Thanks so much 😊!!!

[@freakygoblin3068]

Octopus ink is not harmful in the wild, but in an enclosed aquarium, it can be deadly. It can coat their gills and slowly suffocate them to death. Aquariums with octopus need heavy filtration in case this happens. Would not recommend keeping them in general as they need a lot of stimulation and, as shown, are escape artists. They are certainly not for casual hobbyists.

[@blind5211]

04:20 - I heard that if either octopuses or (maybe and? idk ) squids don't escape their ink in time, they might die... is that true?

[@ThatDudeOnline_335]

I didn’t know octopi had blue blood! I always assumed they either didn’t have blood or their blood was ink.

[@elizabethbolke7668]

I have wanted to be a marine biologist since I was 8 and now I'm 15 and I still want to.

[@comphethime4966]

Maybe you could react to the Happy Feet movies?

[@CaptainphoenixofficialYT]

YES

[@ALIg8rToof]

yesss

[@plasma1674]

When i grow up i want to become a marine biologist im soo interested in the aquatic life could you tell me about a college for marine biologists? im 13 at the moment just preparing for the future

[@masterofpuppets5072]

How about you look it up

[@eric1138]

Sounds like octopus arm brains are more akin to microcontrollers as opposed to the main CPU.

[@dreamcoresequoia7830]

yep! humans dont have those and this is why we can get those motion glitches when you try to do different types of repetitive motions with different limbs (try circle one hand around the navel and lightly slap the top of your head with another, see what happens) cortex responsible for movement just cant handle two different commands at once and glitches out and this is why octopuses are superior to humans

[@brennataylor5]

Yay! You’re back!

[@SunnyFernandez]

We imprinted on the first video itself.. K that doesn't creepy at all

[@blackheartgaming6121]

and the music at the end of the movie

[@ursomajor5607]

So is fish going into different water almost comparable to people breathing air on a different planet?

[@ahmetemirogut1383]

I have just discovered this channel and I really enjoyed it. Because you are not like the other reactors when I watching you I'm learning so many things and this is so cool.

[@Schelbig]

Maybe do a marine biology reactions to SpongeBob episodes the older ones are better

[@bohungas69]

Man... I just realized something morbid, The reason why the Sharks aren't in this movie is because they probably got finned ._.

[@wannabecar8733]

maybe skinned alive then left to drown

[@blackheartgaming6121]

i love that song what a wonderful world

[@mimido2526]

Teach me one day , Senpai

[@hilichurl8169]

I was hoping to see Bruce again :(

[@BPinney]

As a heads up, saltwater fish keepers may do "freshwater" dips for periods of up to 5 minutes without negative impact on some saltwater fish (clownfish being one of them). As a critical note, the intention is not that they stay in the freshwater dip but for short bursts, does not seem to harm the fish.

[@freakygoblin3068]

It may however cause stress which in itself can be dangerous, especially when a fish is already weakened. The main purpose of it is to try to kill any parasites such as marine ich (Cryptocaryon). As with most things involving a living animal, people should perform extensive research before attempting.

[@BPinney]

@@freakygoblin3068 I see that you completely missed the point. Does it cause stress? Sure, so does being put in a glass box. Does it stress clownfish to the point of death for a short time? Definitively no.

[@freakygoblin3068]

@@BPinney You are missing the point. Stress can tip the balance. It's why you acclimate fish going into tanks. Yes, freshwater dips can be a useful tool. Not something to recommend without people doing research and ignoring the potential risks. For example, a common ph is essential as this is more of a stress factor than the actual salinity.

[@BPinney]

@@freakygoblin3068 I'm not recommending the practice. The video comments on how that would be bad for the fish. Except it's done very frequently on clownfish for the length of time in the movie without negative outcomes being common...

[@daliborjovanovic510]

Logically, Hank and Bailey couldn't coexist with Dory and friends at the Great Barrier Reef, since they eat fish to sustain themselves. Hank would be no less of a terrifying presence on the reef than the barracuda from the first film. And a beluga is meant to inhabit Arctic waters.

[@Thulgore]

I had a very bizarre dream one night in which I was dead but Beluga whales were the connection between the souls not living and the souls that were. (which were interchangeable) I can't explain the dream.........but for me, belugas are sacred. It's rare to remember dreams for so long. That one hit me like a ton of bricks when I woke up. I literally can't forget that dream. The feeling disapated, the intent is still rock solid. There was much more and I can't remember that. Which sucks. Edit: I just know that what I can't remember was important / and could be easily conveyed to others. The best I can imagine was that belugas were here and there. They were. I have a similar issue with Ravens though that's not due to dreams. I swear those fuckers know us better than we know ourselves. I live around ravens though. I've never truly seen the ocean and I've never seen a beluga in my life. (that weirds me out moreso.........they have no interaction with my life at all) (or so I think, from my perspective)

[@thecatfather857]

2:24 That didn't sound like Sigourney Weaver. That didn't even sound like a woman.

[@michelleross9782]

9:50 you talk about how fish can't just change from water source to water source & survive. I was curious about ambulatory fish? What allows them to change sources (remember documentary about mudskippers in Gambia) where they even lay dormant until high tide or rain?

[@heidifedor]

I noticed via a lot of KZbin video that it is legal to keep otters as pets in Japan.

[@masterofpuppets5072]

I think it's sick if it's legal to own otters in Japan

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

they have a nice vid of the bbc puffer fish sand art on bbc... blue planet i think

[@acediadekay3793]

you should also react to Help i'm a fish

[@acdragonrider]

I love Beluga whales!

[@serayyilmaz21]

those videos are really interesting but I struggle to understand when you talk over the clips. I wish the audio was clearer.

[@acdragonrider]

5:15: exactly. I knew this growing up when we had fish in my house. We always let the bag with the fish in it sit in our tank unopened for a set amount of time before we let it out.

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

you have really nice eyes

[@chrisrtw5783]

Can I watch this with you?

[@magicjuiceyt6650]

Damn she is really pretty

[@iizombie1665]

I don't know how you didn't cry

[@NubhavK]

Maria what's your e mail?

[@Seamemaria]

Hello! If you want to contact me you can dm me on twitter or instagram. The links are in the description ;) I do not want to leave my email here on youtube, so contact me first through there ;)

[@Seamemaria]

My working email will probably soon change as well, so social media is better to contact me

[@NubhavK]

Don't you have to follow me back on Twitter to dm you???

[@Seamemaria]

Anubhav K yes, you are right, I need to keep up with these things 😅 lol then FB or instagram

[@NubhavK]

Follow me back @Nik Mik on Twitter. Will you? I Really would like to talk to you more. -one aspiring Marine Biologist

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

you're very beautiful :)

[@camiloharritt3007]

marine you did good