Into the Abyss: Chemosynthetic Oases (Full Movie)

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Enjoy! There are no mid-rolls as it’s an hour long and I know some of you use my longer films for relaxation! For anyone wanting to support me and the channel, here’s my Patreon link www.patreon.com/naturalworldfacts 🦑🦐🐡🐙

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Wow thank you so much for this! What a generous thing to do, I’m a bit lost for words… this really goes a long way in helping me create these films, and I’m so excited to create and share more! Say hello to your sons, I’m so glad you and yours enjoy the content I put out there, it's to this day first and foremost a hobby. Feedback and generosity like yours is just so wonderful :)

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If I had the income I'd give what I could too... but, I don't even have the money to put on a credit card or internet account to give in the virtual world... live from day to day, week to week, hour to hour... Best I can do is give praise to those who do give and to you who made a national geographic quality tier documentary... incredibly, we who have true talent are overlooked and burried by mass media dominating giants and mass populations of humanoid herds who stampeed for the mass media giants... Basically, what I'm trying to say is your creations are underrated, and underappreciated by the masses for sure old boy... 👍😎👍

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Blimey this has made my day! Thank you so much, and best of luck to your kid. My passion for wildlife started around that age from watching Attenborough, so to hear my videos have hooked him is just wonderful. Wishing you all the best! - Leo, aka Natural World Facts

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I looked at Leo's Channel's About page and he started when he was _8❣_ Wow! If your kid didn't read Leo's About page already outta sheer admiration, he's in for a *very* pleasant surprise!

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Thank you so much for this, that’s incredibly generous of you! I wish you all the best in your studies as well - do you know what avenue you’re hoping to take? And where you might want to specialise? :D

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

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As always, a mesmerizing, stunning production! It always makes me feel so hopeful to see these beautifully adapted, thriving, and diverse deep sea communities...thank you for all your amazing videos!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Wow, thank you Danika!!! Your comments always make my day, but this really means the world to me and helps out so so much! Have a really wonderful week 💛

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@@NaturalWorldFacts You're most welcome, Leo. It's well deserved for all your hard work. You have a good week as well!

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@@Danika_Nadzan I will, thanks to you ☺☺ I can't wait to get started on the next film!

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much for sharing this with me, it makes me feel unbelievably warmed to know my little videos can mean that much to you and are helping you in that way! I really hope your husband starts to feel much better soon, and is able to come home. Pass on my best wishes to him if you can!! And take good care of yourselves. Thank you so much again. Warm wishes, - Leo (Natural World Facts)

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Hi all, there are no mid-roll ads on this video. I wanted to keep it immersive for those of you who might use it for relaxation or find the ads intrusive. That said, if any of you would like to help support me so I can continue to improve my content and rely less on ads, I've just set up a Patreon. Absolutely anything you can contribute would mean the world, but even just watching and commenting helps out immensely!! Thank you so so much. www.patreon.com/naturalworldfacts

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so wonderful, thank you so so much! This channel is very much just a hobby that got out of hand - I love making these films, so reading this kind of feedback means the world. I look forward to hearing from you again, drop a comment anytime, I’d love to hear your thoughts on the other films too :D

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This means the world to me, I can’t begin to express how thankful I am!! Thank you so much for watching and for the contribution and the incredibly kind words.

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

This is such a beautiful comment! I wish you all the best on your path to that dream - if you ever want advice or to chat about it, I’m always here :)

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In the same way everything about science is.

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A full movie?! Now this is a treat mate! ✌🏼

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after watching this countless times for background noise, and to fall asleep, I had to comment. this is one of my all time fav docs on YT. THANK YOU for the research and effort you put into this, it shows!

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You're videos are beautifully crafted and always spark that joy of learning in me. Please know that you are appreciated ❤️

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been having a very rough day, as soon as i saw this i laid down in my bed, put this on in the background, and read for an hour straight with no interruptions. feeling infinitely better now

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

I’m so happy to hear that!!! I hope you’re feeling a little better :)

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Thanks! Great narration, your voice is so haunting and alien yet relaxig, not to mention the content so knowledgeable and educational

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You have singularity cured my insomnia that I have had for the last couple of weeks. I'm so incredibly thankful 😊 Your videos makes me so relaxed

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I recently discovered this channel, and I love it! It's so relaxing to do light activities in the evening while watching. I really love the music.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Oh my goodness thank you so much for the donation and the incredibly kind words!! I’m so glad you enjoyed

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I love the soothing voice of narrator

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I’m amazed and impressed that someone so young can create such a well produced documentary, and narrate it so well, too. Keep going, you could be the next David Attenborough!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much Zack!!!! Attenborough had been my hero since I was old enough to crawl. This means the world. My dream is to someday work as a presenter for professional TV documentaries, after I graduate.

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I have bad anxiety and insomnia and seeing other people like who are able to find comfort in your content Leo really warms my heart. I'm so glad me and others found you and your work. Sincerely, thank you.

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Same. I would never wish my anxiety/panic disorder on another soul but I am glad those of us who struggle can share this source of relief.

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This film is well worth paying for. I can't wait to see what else you bring out. Whatever the awards for documentaries are this deserves one. This beats anything else out there in the field. Or, the sea...

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This is honestly a phenomenal documentary about something I knew absolutely nothing about going in. Our narrator is incredibly calming and fluid in their deliveries. It feels like they could be teaching this lecture while tucking you into bed with the most comforting and assuring tone. The musical background accompanying is gentle classical and it's nothing like stock classical at all. The music feels dreamlike and can transport you entirely on its own. The footage and images are phenomenal, some of the clearest nature footage I've ever seen. Absolutely stunning and gorgeous captures of the vents and animals thriving on them. For just an hour, I wasn't in my living room. I was in the abyss, I was learning, and I had zero thoughts to any stresses of the outside world.

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absolutely the best biologic environment exploration I've seen. BY FAR!

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I rarely reward such phenomenal content. But you truly deserve it

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Thank you so much Justin! This is so kind of you, I really really appreciate it 💛💛 I'm lost for words!!

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My man I am going to say it right here and now, in one video, you have been able to rekindle my interest in the deep sea and marine biology. When I was younger I used to be so fascinated with the deep sea but I slowly fell out of love for it, but you have restored my child like wonder and curiosity. Thank you, big man. Wonderful work and I hope you continue doing this.

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You have one of the calmest and calming voices I have ever heard in a Documentary. Your information is second to none as is your production. Awesome!

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Absolute masterpiece. Very educational and as a bonus it's so calming. I use this to fall asleep when I'm having a difficult night.

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Literally nine seconds in and I’m already on the verge of tears. Your knowledge and art is inspirational - THANK YOU for all that you do and what you put out into the world!! ♥️

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This is such a wonderful thing to say, thank you, truly!!!! You’ve put a huge smile on my face 💛💛

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I truly appreciate your efforts in producing the content you do. Especially the biosphere of the deep sea vents.

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Awesome to see a full length release from this channel!

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Congratulations, this is the best documentary about deep sea biomes I ever watched

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Woohoo I’m so glad you enjoyed! This vid especially took me ages, and I think it’s one of my best. Working on a follow-up as we speak, about non-chemosynthetic deep sea environments :)

[@ericpowell96]

The narrator did an impeccable job passing along the wonder and eerie feeling of amazement one can get from the footage. Would love to hear more from him. 🎉

[@dandanbeanz]

so many gorgeous shots, I'm obsessed with the sunken steering wheel of a ship taken over by sea life. It's like when people flip a house but they did it the best.

[@TeamVampireHunterD]

I knew there was something down at the deep, freezing, alien levels of our planet's oceans, but I never knew there was something quite so beautiful. It's awe inspiring to see such an intimate, specialized grouping of animal and bacterial existence, and one that acts as a major cog in the health of our wonderous home. To think that these small creatures play a major role in keeping our dear Earth from cooking itself, and that they in turn rely on dead whales and waterlogged trees as stepping stones from one site to another. Come the end of your documentary, I feel a sense of aching melancholy at the presence of it all, and also a sense of humility and humbleness that something so miniscule, through no conscious effort on their part, indirectly allows us humans to live in the comfort we currently do. Literally all life is connected through one way or another, and though we like to see ourselves as something "special" and "above the rest", we too are just another strand in the web. Thank you.

[@amywaterman-mcintyre]

You're an incredible person, Leo. Thank you for your films, and to everyone involved. I really must add my appreciation for the music....it is heavenly.

[@robertspies4695]

Thank you for making this fairly comprehensive and very well done video on chemosnthetic communities. I studied and published some 20 papers on shallow- water hydrocarbon seeps in the Santa Barbara Channel, California starting in about 1977. I immediately saw the connections to the mid-oceanic ridge chemosynthetic communities being discovered for the first time in the late 70s. We were eventually able to show using carbon and sulfur isotope ratios that petroleum was an energy, carbon and sulfur source for the soft-bottom communities in the area and was an additional source above the abundant photosynthetic sources for the high organism aboundance in areas of moderate seepage. We also saw mats of chemosynthetic bacteria surrounding the venting gases and oil droplets,

[@kestrelflurry]

I didnt expect to hear Sid Acharya's Stories from The Sky here!! What a pleasant surprise :D I love that album so much, and paired with the high quality documentary really gives the video such a calming vibe. thank you so much for uploading this!

[@Heterogeneity]

Thanks for identifying the music for me! I was scanning comments to see if someone called it out. Cheers!

[@Runninglizards]

You are incredible, I’m just a high school student, hoping to one day become a paleontologist, but I’ve always had a fascination with the ocean, especially deep ocean, and content like this, even on professional channels, is hard to come by, and here you are with incredible full length videos with amazing information on it, incredible!

[@andrewtorrance7284]

I had my doubts about this one, before warching that is. Probably due to my own snobbery, more than anything else.However, after about five minutes, I was completely captivated and remained so for the duration. A truly excellent presentation, in every sense of the word. Can not recommend it highly enough.{ By the end of it, I was in mind of a young David Attenborough.}. One Love!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much, this made me super happy! Especially being compared to Attenborough - he’s the reason I started making films when I was 9, 12 years ago. Not sure if you’re aware but I have a whole series of deep-sea films I create. If you’re interested, they’re all here. And of course if you ever have feedback, it would mean the world to hear it - kzbin.info/aero/PLKzq2xKdfIot0rJTxkzPG7srMQm0sSeIG&si=HKsZX2iNP38ZNnX7

[@Mclovinafff]

I absolutely love the way you turned this into a full documentary. The fact that you grace us with this for free blows my mind. This is David Attenborough level. Thank you for making these brother. Please do continue

[@shelalien]

This type of narrative, is like an episode of national geographic. i love it. thank you. ♥️

[@joeyrich2520]

dude how do you have only half a million subs? this channel makes some of the highest quality nature documentaries i've ever seen, a hell of a lot better than a lot of the documentaries available on paid-for streaming services.

[@DanielVerberne]

08:00 - wonderful selection of music in general, but at this timecode there's some wonderful composition and playing going on. Wonderful synthesis between visuals, your mellifluous spoken narration and the music selection. Bravo. Those of us with an anxious inner world find these sorts of production values so very, very precious - especially so in a sea of KZbin videos more known for hyper-manic delivery, loud music, excessive editing and jump-cuts.

[@lfrey2001]

Yes, agree with you entirely. I can watch or listen without watching. The tracks and spoken word are both mesmerizing.

[@infinateU]

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[@theguywithoptions]

I am trying to find the name of this song @ 8:00 so smooth

[@THome92]

@@theguywithoptions Same, if I find it I'll let you know mate

[@mikaylareed8332]

I could sit in a dark room and watch this channel all day I stg

[@uPthEarCad1a]

Not only do I love your videos for their educational content, but your voice and the background music is so relaxing, watching your videos is such a huge stress reliever for me

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!!! 🦐🐟🦑🦞🦈

[@onewapani]

Liked and subscribed. I love your content. No extra talking. No antics. Just good quality content. Priceless.

[@aakiwa166]

I absolutely love watching your videos as I paint in the late hours of the night, your narration is so soothing and the videos themselves, are absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for your hard work and for letting us watch this for free!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

This is such a lovely comment, thank you for taking the time to share this with me. I’m so happy you enjoy my videos in this way, and I of course have to ask, what kind of paintings do you create? It must be such a relaxing pastime! 😊

[@DlAproductions7469]

Thank you for all you do too bring us theses videos 🙇‍♂️

[@AnimalFactFiles]

AHH!! It's so exciting to see how much your channel has grown since I first started watching you!! You've come such a long way, and the content you're producing is absolutely gorgeous!! Wonderful video as always 😸

[@Danika_Nadzan]

I agree completely, and your videos are informative too...I subscribe there as well! Cheers!

[@Silentprune]

This is some of the best scicomm x cinematography ive seen

[@ReeseSho]

I have a hard time sleeping and love the ocean. I've only been watching for a few days, and I've shared it with at least four people. Your work is super professional and impressive. Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

[@exmcairgunner]

My understanding of the sea floor has definitely been expanded.

[@Kryptic_Karma]

Good stuff man! Appreciate your content!

[@johnhrichak]

Thank you for a brilliant presentation, enjoyable and highly informative!

[@marymo282]

Absoluately beautiful work!

[@sithlordhibiscus9936]

relaxing and dIstracting… perfect for migraine recovery. soothing voice and music, knowledgeable content for learning and distraction from pain and nausea. thank you!

[@kuitaranheatmorus9932]

I love how much this channel teaches me so much about the deep ocean

[@kerryropp7462]

The absolute most amazing show I've ever seen in my life thank you who put this out there unreal absolutely incredible, amazing. thank you

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

This makes me so happy!! Thank you! I have a new one coming out in the next few weeks, covering the deep sea Midnight Zone :D

[@livewellwitheds6885]

everything about this is so high quality! the music, the video quality, the narration, and your research. its on par with the big nature documentaries IMO!

[@RJM140953]

This was a really informative hour well spent, imo.

[@lynnleigha580]

Gonna make me fall asleep already 😴,lol! You should throw in some videos to help people sleep, your voice is so soothing

[@Greenenchilada]

FR! I got a whole Playlist just for when i sleep 😂

[@JaanaKaarinasCloset]

Agreed:)

[@chyfolecalderon5375]

Mee too

[@hellboy3756]

i second this

[@Jefferson-tdmj]

This is prime material and I thank you for sharing!

[@MarcusAgrippa390]

You have simply outdone yourself this time Leo! Full length documentary of the usual excellent quality and well researched information. Thanks again Leo!

[@zalissya7282]

excellent work with the captions! thaank you so much for putting in that extra effort!!

[@Heterogeneity]

Most underrated comment right here.

[@marcellepesek3038]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! This has been one of the most rewarding videos I've ever seen and I add my admiration to all the other people out there who are now sitting here, stunned and grateful for such high quality work. Please continue providing such magnificent work to our world, we need it so much! What a wonderful gift you are providing to so many who have been dumbed-down over the years and desperately need such high quality infusion of information! Bless you and please continue! I have sat here totally fascinated, absorbing every word and looking forward to more such superlative programs.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

This is so incredibly kind of you to say! Thank you so so so much!! Feedback like this makes at all worthwhile.

[@meghannation6994]

Everyday for months I’ve put this video on to drift off to sleep. This is my peaceful place.

[@Odyssey606]

You’ve helped spark the wonder that started my interest in biology and living creatures again. Calming narration and lovely to watch. Thank you ❤️

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Oh I’m so happy to hear this!!!! Thank you for making my day 💛💛

[@Odyssey606]

@@NaturalWorldFacts it’s only the truth ☺️ I’m glad

[@michellifontana7209]

Thank you so much for sharing this amazing content, I am loving to watch and learn more about nature 😊