Mysteries of the Twilight Zone | Worlds of the Deep

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

🐙🦈🐟 Support my work on Patreon for sneak peaks, extra deep-sea content (including some cool never before seen footage), and early access: www.patreon.com/naturalworldfacts I've started posting some previews of episode 2 of this series, covering the Midnight Zone.

[@munevveryapicioglu4912]

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[@Messi44499]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم ويخلق الله ما لا تعلمون سيحان الله في خلقه

[@dagmaraaulich2218]

I recently got one of your tshirts! Its fab great quality thank you for the awesome content

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Hi all, I’ve been working on this film for 4 months, balancing it with University and other films, so I’m super excited to share this at last! Do let me know if you enjoy. It’s been a pleasure working with Schmidt Ocean Institute and the breathtaking raw footage they so kindly provided. Episode 2 - the Midnight Zone - is underway and I can’t wait for you all to see that too!

[@d3adwaffles]

Your documentaries are on par with David Attenborough's ngl

[@slothonastick32]

I absolutely love your work. Thank you so much for providing such high-quality informative content! You put your heart and soul into these videos and it shows ❤

[@KeithFromHawaii]

As will your other presentations - spectacular 👍

[@the_newt_nest]

Thank you so much. I have to catch a 6am train tomorrow and tonight I'm having a tough conversation with someone. Your work always calms me down and helps me sleep, as well as teaching me new things about the ocean. I do think you shouldn't take a sponsorship from Masterworks again, though. They don't educate their customers well on the risks of the art market.

[@crazygamingyt7245]

Thank you for your work ❤

[@Juiced2528]

This is what I’m looking for. No dramatised tv films, just facts about the natural world beautifully put together.

[@Rafael-fo9sp]

I'd love to recommend you CuriosityStream - it's cheaper than Netflix and has all to satiate your need for facts about our world and history!

[@damianwojcikiewicz3623]

Yeah and in point!

[@udoberend5178]

So many hear hears!!

[@deusexaethera]

"The deep sea floor is, at first glance, a place of filth and decay -- destitute, perhaps, and full of horrors. But if we look a little closer, we uncover a place of beauty -- a realm where corals craft mighty kingdoms on the seamount crusts; where the delicate structures of sponges provide refuge for others; and where scavengers attend bountiful feasts that last for decades." This is just _achingly_ poetic.

[@KerasinafLega]

Hi! Im currently working on my video game project, that is located in the deep sea. My man, you can not understand how much your videos are helping me out with the creatures and the rules of the deeps. Thank you so much for helping me. Thanks to your videos, I can listen to your amazing voice instead of searching a thousands of web-sites and forums on google. Appreciate your fantastic work! Keep going. Huge love to your videos

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That sounds AMAZING!! Is there any way I can help, like if you need a voice in the game or a cameo or help with scientific advice? I’d love to see progress or get involved, send me an email if you’re interested :) you can find my email in my channel’s ‘about’ tab

[@KerasinafLega]

@NaturalWorldFacts thank you so much!! I would appreciate the help!😄 Currently, im just working on the basic mechanics, but I'll email you if I would need help!

[@jasonrodriguez493]

I’m one of the ROV pilots for SOI. That siphonophore was longer than 50m. That was just the outer ring. That glass octopus was also much bigger than 40cm. What a great video. Thanks for putting all that together

[@tabisuematwiju5865]

Amazing ❤

[@Stumpybear7640]

I envy you your job xxx

[@ryan8430]

150ft all those different things put together was that long jeez

[@ericbruscoe5956]

And they say there are no aliens..😂😂😂

[@Error_404_Account_Deleted]

Awesome. Do you have a top 3 favorite creatures that you’ve encountered? Anything on your list that you’d like to see but havent? ✌️

[@RoundSeal]

I'm only a bit over halfway through, but I wanted to say - beautiful work. You have such a knack for making these videos. I was completely enthralled (the footage of that Glass octopus took my breath away)and you've completely captured that childhood wonder I had while watching documentaries like this as a kid. Even how you narrate is perfect; gentle, clear, and slow. You've made something absolutely beautiful.

[@Jakolb434574]

The production value in these videos are insane. Well done!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much, your support means the world!

[@goobermcboogerballs1420]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 blood for the blood God, skulls for the skull throne.

[@jakes9062]

@@goobermcboogerballs1420 amen 🙏

[@Adolph.Hitl3r]

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@@goobermcboogerballs1420 BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!

[@Danika_Nadzan]

What a wonderful addition to your already fantastic channel offerings, Leo! Mesmerizing and beautifully produced as always. I am absolutely awed by the amazing variety and beauty of the deep ocean's inhabitants, and truly appreciate your efforts to showcase them for us. I'm eagerly anticipating the next episode!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Oh my goodness, thank you so much Danika!! This means the world, and your feedback is just wonderful!! Thank you!! It’s always brilliant to hear from you. I’m excited for you to see episode 2 when it’s ready! ☺️

[@sai_beanz]

@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 not the bible verse

[@xyza181]

I really enjoyed this entire video. The stunning otherworldly footages, calming music and your soothing voices. Looking forward to the next episode!

[@Snooppiitoast]

My autistic husband always asks me to put on "the ocean guy" at bedtime. It makes him sleep so well

[@Phileesha_t-i-t-z]

breasts covered in excrement

[@RealLemond]

that’s ngl so wholesome

[@kittysoftpaws3677]

AWWWWE that makes me so happy omg 😭😭😭 he must be an absolute teddy bear

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you to Masterworks for sponsoring NWF and helping support my work! Masterworks: www.masterworks.art/nwf

[@SSJGengar]

They're awesome for that!

[@Hurlewupp]

❤ 👍 👍

[@23wmm5357]

So happy you are back

[@itzvbn]

this was an amazing film:) ive always been deeply scared of the ocean rightfully so… but you did help me see the beauty in the ocean watching this video and i appreciate that

[@billynomates920]

Thank you for this video. I really enjoyed it! 😄

[@toiletpaper3394]

These documentaries are amazing. Honestly one of the best nature documentaries I've ever watched.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

🥹

[@bonegloss]

Thank you for presenting nature and ocean life in a way that doesn’t make everything seem weird, creepy, alien and crazy. I have dearly missed more matter-of-fact and down to earth presentations of nature that were lost for a while during the reality tv booms that gained foothold in discovery and animal planet. I love your channel so so much. I can’t wait for more

[@pimpozza]

Totally agree with you.. 👍 What a lovely comment

[@Danika_Nadzan]

Yes, beautifully stated and absolutely spot on!👍🏻 I am often brought to the edge of tears by the stunning beauty of the delicate beings that Leo presents for us so well.

[@drewhyland9574]

Not sure how anyone can watch this a not think how alien some sea creatures are...🤷🏻‍♂️🙏🇬🇧

[@Danika_Nadzan]

@@drewhyland9574 And I sometimes wonder what these ancient Earthlings think of us relative newcomers to the planet invading from above...😉👽

[@quitlife9279]

@@Danika_Nadzan Something like "bloop ploob i'm now blind from the headlight shining directly in my eyes, thanks humans."

[@livveylovely8003]

this film is so beautiful. the sound design, music, narration, and footage are all so breathtaking. the creatures are described with awe and respect instead of fear or discomfort. it’s very refreshing to see. i’m excitedly awaiting the release of the second episode!!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much, this means the world!! These films are first and foremost simply my hobby / passion project that I’m slowly hoping to adopt as a full time career, so hearing this kind of feedback is so wonderfully motivating. Thank you! - Leo

[@fanaticist]

weird moralizing

[@Monov0id]

As a student interested in becoming a marine biologist, your videos remind me of the reason why I'm studying: the passion and love for the ocean and its inhabitants. Thank you for continuously reminding me of why I'm doing this all :)

[@rasmusvanwerkhoven1962]

Grab your popcorn and goggles, everyone!! It’s going to be phenomenale

[@yasi1890]

Oh man it didn't start and i'm already excited and sad that it will end

[@ardellolnes5663]

great video, even considering the wet popcorn

[@MuscarV2]

Phenomenal*

[@melissaharris3389]

Got my snorkel! Let's dive!

[@Runninglizards]

I actually did eat popcorn while watching

[@adrenalinekick]

Whoever did the sound design for this video did an amazing job. Really well done sound effects and background music to keep people captivated.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much! That’d be me (Leo) 😁 I do everything except film the raw footage, which in this case was kindly supplied by Schmidt Ocean’s ROV! Their footage comes without audio so I had to add in and design every water movement, every beat of a fin or swoosh. It was a lot of fun, and this comment’s made it feel like it paid off!! Thank you so much!

[@hotcocoa6242]

@@NaturalWorldFactsLeo, you are absolutely incredible! Keep it up!

[@eliisabet9592]

​@@NaturalWorldFactsit's amazing that you do all that by yourself! I love your work!

[@grimreaper9350]

@@NaturalWorldFacts I loved what you did with the silver mirror fish, you gave them sounds like they were swords swiping through the air, I thought it was very clever.

[@sgt.grinch3299]

Your editing skills are top of the class. The video and your matching sounds and music provide a sense of reality to engulf the viewer.

[@supercheesedragon]

I have been so excited for this! Your work is absolutely fantastic and your dedication to providing high quality, free nature documentaries is wonderful! Thank you!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

It’s my absolute pleasure!! This has been my hobby and passion project since I was 9, so feedback like this always blows me away. I still feel like I did as a kid, making these.

[@jojorumbles8749]

I love these videos. No overly dramatic music, no jump surprises, no loud noises or obnoxious attention grabbers. If I'm feeling physically sick, I can still watch these videos with no issues.

[@ci3xx]

the baby jellyfish being born at 15:49 and starting to swim was too adorable i started crying

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Lil squishy cutie 🤭

[@HaveYouSeenMyDad_]

True definition of Cute but deadly😂

[@h2o684]

​​@@HaveYouSeenMyDad_yeah you can't squish it sadly 😔

[@mmmoniwi]

IKRR

[@purpleheart3431]

I’m currently in the hospital recovering from a surgery, and this is such a good watch! Absolute gem as always ❤

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Wishing you a very speedy recovery!! Get well soon, and I’m so glad you enjoyed the film ☺️

[@takiyahchery]

❤

[@zpacez9319]

It's like watching from a museum show, always fascinated about the water world.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much for supporting me!!! And I’m so glad you enjoyed! ❤️

[@zadock6370]

I really loved this. I loved everything about this. I can't believe you made this by yourself, this looks like this would be something that would be shown on tv. I can't wait for episode 2. I always had a fascination with deep sea life

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!! ☺️ This means a lot! I’m working on episode 2 right this moment.

[@Jazgodel]

@@NaturalWorldFacts So glad to read that! I'll eagerly wait to watch it. Your videos are not only top notch in editing and direction, even scripting! So much quality and attention to detail everywhere. I even love your music choices for the footage. Thank you for making these videos, I am sure they have brought more awareness about the deep sea and many natural facts in general than anyone can imagine. And communicated in such a masterful way that in my opinion would make anyone pleasant to listen to and watch (although I admit whatever target or public this has, I just know I'm part of it hahah).

[@thottywizard]

Not only is this incredibly informative but it’s also one of the most relaxing things I’ve ever stumbled upon on KZbin! I have a deep love for the ocean and your videos spark a motivation to learn more about it. I can’t get over the fact that you just do this as a hobby while in school, you’re beyond amazing for this

[@march11stoneytony]

This is the best channel I've found in a while. Incredibly written, narrated and edited.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!! ❤️ This channel is just a solo project / hobby of mine - I’m still a uni student - so hearing this feedback makes me very happy

[@amylondon36]

I agree. Just found this now and am very impressed I subscribed within 4 seconds of the video starting

[@adventurelogs]

I would advise watching this with headphones. I decided to wear mine today and wow, I hear ocean sounds I never heard before. Your voice never disappoints - has a lovely, soothing quality. Channel is always interesting.

[@cranberrythecat4555]

Thanks so much for your hard work! Your videos have me transfixed, so well-researched and calming, with lovely visuals, music, and editing. I always look forward to each upload 💖💕

[@leafisactuallyaplantyk]

I legit thought this was like a TV documentary, really surprised to see it's a student's channel! Amazing quality on every aspect, what a beautiful film

[@ReptilianTeaDrinker]

These videos are not only educational, but soothing and poetic as well! I'm learning, but I feel very relaxed and a little sleepy. Your voice has a calming effect and I like that it's not loud and frantic. Just calm. It makes everything easy to understand and I feel like I'm absorbing more knowledge this way. I watched the Midnight zone video and it was absolutely fascinating! Now I am watching more of these, having a bit of a marathon. Despite how scary the ocean may seem, there are a lot of beautiful creatures dwelling there. I'm a fan of cephalopods and crustaceans myself. I just find them all very cute! You have earned a new sub! Thank you for your hard work and making these beautiful videos!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Your comment made me smile so much!! Thank you - these films have been my passion project since I was 9 years old (the first ones are still up haha), so hearing that you’re enjoying them the way you are is just a wonderful feeling!

[@HeliumQueen]

Sometimes, I experience eramnesia and feel as if I was born in the wrong era of human history. There are times when I wish I had lived during the days of my parents' youth, or my grandparents. But watching content like this makes me feel the other way around. I cannot express how meaningful it is that living in the modern age means I can learn these endlessly fascinating things about the world I live in.

[@hardboiled2987]

Take 50 years of modern medicinal progress away and youd beg to come back to our time haha

[@mariamendoza2847]

This is seriously higher quality than a lot of the films I’ve seen played in the big boy natural history museums!!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!!! That’s crazy! I’m just a uni student who loves the deep sea a bit too much!

[@ceciliayus7385]

Wow, okay. So we have a full on high production value documentary here. You deserve a million views and more!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!!! 🥰 Honestly, I think this is the vid I’m most proud of so far

[@salsinatorsalsa]

Preach! Attenborough all over again

[@chrispyshade]

Your channel is so underrated it hurts. No wonder it takes so long to produce a video like this, the narrative is so well written and thought out making it easy to understand and satisfyingly relaxing to listen. The footage are so interesting it really piques the curiosity within me making me want to see and know more about the nature, I didn't even see time pass. It really is a work that takes big effort and I somehow can feel your heart in it. So thank you so much for sharing this with us, please never stop doing this beautiful work, I'll be looking forward to it

[@ihateyoutubecomments8100]

Yep

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

@chrispyshade Thank you so much this is unbelievably kind of you!!! I can’t put it into words, I am just over the moon at this feedback. This channel is mainly just my passion project, so for that to come across from watching it is just wonderful. I hope to make these for years to come, my dream career is deep sea explorer and science communicator!

[@chrispyshade]

@@NaturalWorldFacts that's awesome! Anyone can see that you have a lot of potential and passion for this work, you can convey that through your videos it's really inspiring. One day I will see you post a video of your own deep sea expedition and discoveries, go for it, the secrets are waiting for you to share them with us hahahaha just joking. Keep on this path even if it can be tiring sometimes, you're already doing amazing and you will still get far, wishing you the best buddy

[@Halligan45]

I can't wait for the next installment!! This is one of the most fascinating things I have ever seen, and it instilled in me that same childlike awe and fascination I have had with the world since I was a child--a feeling I too often forget these days. Please keep up the great work!! I'm in great appreciation and wonder. Take your time and we'll be waiting!

[@Redapo11o]

Not even 10 min in and I am already getting the vibes of nature documentaries I used to watch as a kid. This is amazing. I really hope that you are able to go as far as you dream. You have no idea how much joy this brings me. Thanks for posting this. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@saltynoodles2788]

If you re-voiced these documentaries at the age of 60, I wonder if you would sound like David Attenborough

[@eternal.kraken]

Absolutely beyond excited for this! This is so much more interesting and way better production quality than anything I've watched in high school Marine Bio. Thank you NWF and thanks to those who have helped/supported this channel in making these amazing films and videos!

[@BP-sy7hx]

Your voice is hypnotically soothing. Thank you for your videos.

[@NiKOliDANBURSKi]

Best deep sea channel on KZbin by far 😊

[@royalcow69]

I find this kind of stuff SO interesting, but most of the time everything is made intentionally scary, and I'm a highly anxious person so that's a no from me, so finding your channel was a miracle. I love that I can just sit back and be awed without having to worry about something jumpscaring me or something

[@jonahcornett3641]

who watchin this high asf

[@Jaszczurkowy]

+1

[@LayzeeGiant]

Just you dewsh.

[@sprite0151]

Hell yeah dude why wouldnt i be

[@SadSatan11]

​@@LayzeeGiant Just who? Bozo. 😂 Let them learn the way they want.

[@LayzeeGiant]

@@SadSatan11good one stoner. Back to mom’s basement you go.

[@davvedavida]

please never stop making these! i save watching them until i can truly appreciate them, and it is worth it! amazing!

[@a.dur.u]

I love all of your videos. I have struggled my entire life with severe insomnia, due to chronic migraines and anxiety. I haven't been able to sleep for more than 30-50 minutes for 4 nights until last night. I'm more than greatful for your soothing and gentle words and voice. Your video presentations are always inspiring. Marine biology and science will always be an interest of mine. Much love, I hope this comment reaches you to let you know you're appreciated from all over the world. Thank you! :)

[@kathyallman6178]

How fascinating and beautiful! I thoroughly enjoyed it! How marvelous God is to create all these living creatures! Thanks! 🕊🙏❤️🙏🕊

[@monniemo813]

Just wow. Your scripts for these stunning videos of yours, is both education and art. I cant believe this channel is real. Thank You

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you 🥰

[@dronesclubhighjinks]

"This is your challenge, should you choose to accept it: You are a transparent sea creature, living in the deep. Your delicious prey is bioluminescent. When you eat it, its bioluminescence shines through your transparent belly, making you a target for predators. Evolve your way to eating your favorite prey while retaining your virtual invisibility." What an incredible video! Thank you so much! 🐟🐠🐙🐋🦈

[@ajpowers9514]

Such a soothing narrator. I like to put the longer videos from this channel on while I'm working.

[@MOLLWHY]

Oh yeah this is a relaxing 5am video for sure

[@lesmith939]

Not just amazing in it's splendid photography and educational value, but the most soothing way to learn new things I've ever witnessed. Thank You for making this video and narrating it brilliantly.

[@JLow6]

You still remain the only KZbinr whose videos I’ll set aside time to be able to watch with full focus.

[@Vlidery13]

As a visual learner these kinds of films make me remember so much more than a book ever can.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

I’m the same! It’s one of the reasons I always try to use almost exclusively footage in my films, rather than stills or random b-roll.

[@wetwank]

just incredible, i can hear the quiet joy in your voice as you narrate over these wonders of nature, thank you and everyone involved for bringing this series to our screens for free! and thank you for reminding me of the beauty in life! it's humbling to see how life flourishes far away from human eyes.

[@kb5598]

I'm not even half way and I'm almost to tears! This is beautiful! ❤ This is a masterpiece. ❤ Every single creature is so mindblowingly amazingly beautiful! People keep talking about aliens in space.. the aliens are here, right out there in our oceans! They need to explore more of the oceans, I cannot begin to imagine the kind of life we would find ❤

[@chillausmc]

Excellent audio for surround sound hifi and good headphones. Thank you the documentary. Very well put together and your voice is worth a full salary at BBC.

[@ferniec]

as an autistic person whos special interest is the deep sea, it's so so so amazing that you seem to admire it instead of fear it. most videos i find about the deep sea are calling it creepy or strange instead of wonderful, and i don't think they understand it. i love your channel

[@darmok3171]

Wow! I thought to myself when I first discovered your film that I had encountered something reminiscent of Wild Discovery or many of the older nature documentaries. However, what you've made here far exceeded this expectation. You have wonderfully descriptive, factual, and expertly written narration such that you don't embellish or seek to add to nature's beauty but yet you enhance the experience of it and plant the seeds of many thoughts, learning, and appreciation with it too. I don't know that I've ever seen scientific narration performed so skillfully! The cinematography is absolutely enthralling and very well edited. It flows and synergizes with your narration perfectly. I look forward very much to seeing more of your work; it is a true gift! Thank you!

[@captainwinnie]

i'm positively entralled by this video; every part of it is magical - the choice of background sound, the narrating style, the footage. it's such an amazing experience to watch it! thank you from the bottom of my heart for doing such a fantastic job here.

[@holly.fickle1607]

I have pulmonary involved lupus on top of asthma that is further exacerbated by stress and anxiety and your videos help me calm down whenever I’m having a flare. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for creating such wonderfully fascinating content ❤️

[@maggie6198]

THIS is the most BEAUTIFUL video I've seen on oceans. the emotion portrayed, the nostalgia, power to the creator, good job guys. thank you for bringing this amazing work to us all.

[@agapeeternal]

I’m so excited for this! Your documentaries are amazing. Thank you for making them! ❤

[@dj_laundry_list]

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[@pimpozza]

​@@dj_laundry_list Oh please! It's a positive comment and all posts help the channel!

[@jynxbmd851]

The consistency in quality of your scripts and narration really do justice to the enthralling subject matter. I've learnt so much from your channel and thoroughly enjoyed my time doing so! I find myself really curious about what the migratory creatures make of Sebastian's lights and cameras - I would have thought they might mistake them for daylight and try to instinctively dive deeper to maintain their camoflague from potential predators... perhaps even more curious about the abyssal creatures, which are used to perpetual darkness and likely have never even encountered a light source! I would have expected at least those with eyes, being adapted for such low light levels, might be blinded and scarper instantly; yet for the most part they always seem as if it's business as usual on film! TIA if you have either any known insights or personal speculations about this? In the meantime thankyou for another fantastic film, can't wait for the next!

[@LadyB_20]

The part where the firefly squid float ominously was so beautiful and haunting at the same time.

[@rishipatel802]

The emotions I feel while watching this documentary, the loneliness of the denizens of the twilight zone!!! What a wonderful piece of art!!!! Thank you for such an incredible video

[@PoodlesAreParadise]

Yes! Have been waiting!!!!!!! Beautiful as always and I am only 30 seconds in!

[@prismaticerror6911]

These documentaries of yours are a great comfort to me when I'm doing bad emotionally. I have cried to so much footage of deep sea creatures and i hope you're able to continue making these :)

[@tripwire202]

I watched this while sad too. It helped a bit. Hope your days get better and that you have many wonderful times.

[@JaKoGi]

as a film student myself, this was breathtaking and extremely informative and mesmerizing! some of the shots in this film were incredible; keep up the stellar work !!

[@farmschoolchicks1913]

The only acceptable replacement for David Attenborough as a nature narrator

[@ladylost2792]

Agreed.

[@LadyLeda2]

You have such a beautiful voice. Your voice matches the rhythm of this deep sea realm. Soothing, floating and eerie all at the same time. Your voice with this beautiful film made watching it a dream like experience. It was wonderful!!!!!!

[@puddingwars-]

Amazing video as always Leo! The Twilight Zone of the ocean is one of my favorites to learn about!

[@DonnaTaibossigai]

So beautiful seeing all this footage. I think Leo is a rare person who can make fecal pellets sound beautiful.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

😁🥰 My mum was proudly scrolling through my video comments and sent this exact one to me in a screenshot. It made us both chuckle.

[@kellyharrison5184]

What a fantastic and engaging channel! The writing, narration, music, and cinematography are all outstanding.

[@xgcyeti99]

I really need to say thank you. I've been watching your videos for a while now and can see your steady improvement over time. Its astonnishing how well made your documentaries are, how knowledgeable you as a person are about what you are presenting to us, and how skillfull you are at giving your viewers an understanding of difficult marine subjects. I'm in love of your work. Thank you for every video you have done so far, and thank you for every video you are going to produce in the future. Keep doing what you are doing, cause you are doing it great.

[@99yn0t7]

This is one of the best things I’ve ever seen on this platform awesome

[@DruNature]

I was so intrigued by the brief glimpses into the depths as a kid looking at National Geographics in the 90s! This channel is everything I could have hoped for as a nature lover, truly great! thank you for this amazing content, top tier documentaries!

[@salaltschul3604]

So glad you're back with this one. I love your work so much. Thanks for doing what you do.

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@@dj_laundry_list you're truly in a sorry state. such a shame..

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@@housemana KZbin is in a sorry state with many bots leaving generic comments that make me skeptical of their authenticity

[@bug-zug]

You never fail to make an astounding documentary! I already can’t wait for the next part! Good luck and god speed!!!

[@commitredrum]

What an incredible video. I was mesmerized. The mixture of facts, the incredible footage, commentary and sound quality kept me hooked!

[@axelmercedes]

Who would’ve thought that the small and underrated 15k channel would get to 700k+ in about a year without changing its core. I’m so happy to have been part of such a deserved growth of a creator that cares about his craft. May you continue your success in future years brother! 👏🏼🎉

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!!! 🥹 This means the world to me - I really appreciate you sticking with me and supporting my work. It makes these films feel so worth it.

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@@NaturalWorldFacts 😎😎👊🏼

[@4-1-19]

I have been DYING for a deep sea documentary, and yep, this is it

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

I have a whole lot more deep sea films, if you’re interested 😉 kzbin.info/aero/PLKzq2xKdfIovDttcqEyCyP_4F59tGotfw

[@4-1-19]

@@NaturalWorldFacts I’ve seen a lot of them! I even recommended your videos to my zoology teacher!!

[@dewbies]

you guys never fail to help me feel even slightly better. ive been going thru rlly rough patches in my life recently and this video singlehandedly made me feel significantly better. love you guys

[@Inherentlyzoe]

I really enjoy your content and I'm so happy you got the opportunity to make this film. I'm looking forward to the next episode and all your future projects! This was beautifully done 🥰

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much Zoe, for both the incredibly kind words and the very generous support! 🥰 I can’t wait for you to see the next episode. Also, I’d love to know which bits stood out the best to you? Did you have any favourite shots or moments? And any bits you liked less? Your feedback would mean the world, I want to constantly learn and improve as I go so do let me know, if you get a moment. And thank you again, this comment made me smile!!

[@viajerogastronomico6335]

As an marine conservation educator in an aquarium this channel had taught me many things which i also impart to my students and guests...thank you very much.

[@ImAlrightITHINK]

I'm 27. This footage was hypnotic and magical. Reminded me of being an innocent child wondering about the world and feeling a deep sense of awe. Like a beatiful trip but it was just my childhood.

[@andrew24601]

🎶All I want for Christmas is a new NaturalWorldFacts video…🎶

[@ScrawnyTreeDemon]

Found your channel recently... And oh my goodness. What an absolute treat. A gem of documentarian content not just on KZbin, but media as a whole-- To think you're doing these substantial films basically by yourself is insane. You have a good eye for footage, a wonderful appreciation for the life down here, and an incredibly soothing voice. Perfection

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so very much for this!! You’ve no idea how much this made me smile, goodness gracious! This channel has been first and foremost a hobby of mine since I was 9 years old, 11 years ago, so to have this kind of response is just wonderful!!

[@ScrawnyTreeDemon]

@@NaturalWorldFacts Oh my goodness, such dedication! That's absolutely wild. I reiterate everything I said again, and wish you a good 11 years more :} Again, it's phenomenal; real professional-grade stuff. Keep it up

[@teck1294]

Been here a long time, this is a cut above the rest of your already excellent content. Congrats bro, I hope you will have the career you deserve!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you, I really appreciate that!! This felt very different to create, in a good way, to my normal films. Working directly (and closely) with Schmidt Ocean Institute, who very kindly granted me access to their footage archives to make this series, was wonderful. They were so encouraging at every step of the way, and super keen to help me put this together in a way that did justice to the fascinating topics and their gorgeous footage

[@grimey5.565]

Hands down one of the best oceanography videos that I have ever watched! A lot of love went into this to be produced.

[@carmine.yellow3839]

im in awe!! i love the quality of each organisms' footage, im seriously in love with how magical all of them look. i also really love the voice over and explanations, i really like how peaceful it is and the soundtrack, how the choice of video works really well with the content of what you say and the way you say it (also really like the little spikes of excitement when your narrating hehe) thank you lots!! really enjoyed it

[@im1385]

The beauty of the firefly squid - and the mood you create - astound me. You've curated a fabulous work of art 🎉 The issue of ocean plastic makes me weep in light of this documentary. You are a gifted documentarian and are helping to open our eyes to the intrinsic worth of places like this - necessary to our world's existence, but unseen by most

[@bugjams]

The problem is that a lot of ocean life really isn't necessary for our life on land. We can survive just fine without it. As such a lot of people sadly don't give a shit. Humans are selfish parasites who don't care about other life unless it directly benefits them in some way. The only way any big names will ever care about marine life is if there's profit to be made off of them. Hopefully this mentality changes as the older generations who run these companies rot and die. And hopefully Hell also exists, just for them.

[@DanielVerberne]

I really love your work, Leo! It has really enriched my life, fed my curiosity and also acted as a soothing balm to my existential dread and anxiety. Thankyou. Simcerely.

[@skypaver989]

your videos are so cool! They're calming and mesmerizing and I love how the science is explained in a way that's interesting but not too overdramatic. Keep up the great work!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that

[@LornaFlynn-jg6tf]

No dramatised tv films, just facts about the natural world beautifully put together.

[@erinobrien8408]

This is so absolutely fascinating and sublime... well, well done!

[@suicune690]

Fun fact: the guanine in the silvery fishes' skin is the same guanine in DNA.

[@remplicity]

Beautifully created video. I literally cannot wait to see the next parts! Please release it soon 😊

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Ep 2 is in the works 😉 some amazing midnight zone footage!!! Can’t wait to share

[@richardallen5042]

These are very well done and super interesting. With great narration and background music, it also puts me to sleep with wonderous dreams. Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[@zackwolf4625]

Where are you? This is hands down one of the best channels on this site! Hope you’re doing well!

[@Swirlingflame]

Absolutely stunning. I love bio-luminescent organisms, and cephalopods are some of my favourite underwater creatures.

[@FurbyRocker]

I am beyond happy this channel still posts These videos are so calming and relaxing also so fascinating at the same time They help a lot with my anxiety, and I gotta give props to the guy who makes them! Thank u for the amazing content!!!!

[@kiwi1466]

Can we just take a second to appreciate how he pronounced the Bloody-Belly Comb Jelly? That was probs smooth aF