The Pioneering Voyage of the HMS Challenger

[@signoguns8501]

The BBC need to hire you to produce a series for them. Your skills are being wasted on youtube. Some of the best editing, scriptwriting, pacing, and production that Ive ever seen on here.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Ever since I can remember, I’ve wanted to work on real wildlife documentaries. If the BBC ever approached me, it would honestly be a dream come true!

[@treebeard7140]

Facts!

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I wouldn't call it wasted.

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Your skills are not wasted at all believe me take pride in your work i listen to you talk every morning and teach me about things that I haven't learned about I'm a 30 year old man and I feel like I'm in school every time I listen to you talk thank you for the knowledge definitely not wasted

[@stanleyhercules]

this channel has set me down a whole vibe of appreciating life's richness lately, it's awesome. thanks so much dude!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so lovely to hear - honestly the best outcome I could’ve ever hoped for while making these. Really really glad you’re enjoying them :)

[@Daniel-pt1bf]

Same for me. The ocean is fascinating

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I've become instantly addicted to this channel 🤗 🐳 🐙 🐠 🦈 😘

[@UponDemise666]

Too bad humans are destroying that shit faster than shit through a goose

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Truly incredible work,better than many high budget "documentaries" I've watched thanks for this:)

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!! 😁

[@uwuowo4856]

Sadly copyright may catch up to him😔😣😥

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@uwuowo4856 nah he will be ok he’s started being allowed anyways , plus he edits them like the writing over what the fish are called etc

[@jakniphone]

This was chilling to listen to. Imagine reading about all of the creatures they discovered at the time, let alone seeing them in person back then.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Imagine reading in the newspaper all these incredible description about creatures like nothing you’ve ever seen! “HMS Challenger discovers gelatinous pig-like echinoderms from thousands of metres down” - a true age of discovery!!

[@jakniphone]

@@NaturalWorldFacts I cant even begin to imagine what creatures my brain would imagine based on the descriptions! A lot wackier thats for sure

[@harrietharlow9929]

I read a book on the Challenger Expedition and even from a distance of almost 150 years it blew me away.

[@jakniphone]

@@harrietharlow9929 Same! Almost like an other-worldly expedition

[@testtset7946]

You need a Patreon page, this feels like a crime to watch free

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Heya! I don’t have Patreon but I do have a PayPal link available: www.paypal.me/naturalworldfactsleo There’s also a way to become a ‘Channel Member’ to pay monthly here on YT for early videos by clicking the blue ‘join’ button under any video :) Of course, even just watching and commenting really helps out so so much! Thank you for the lovely feedback 💛

[@PierceMD]

@@NaturalWorldFacts Awesome. I'll have to keep this in mind, I don't do Patreon.

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

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This channel is the definition of persistent ! Bravo bravo

[@perfecttick4542]

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[@JuliaPelio]

Absolutely incredible!!!!! I can listen to you forever. So interesting!

[@reaganwilliams7690]

I am autistic and found your channel through the algorithm not long ago. I never comment on videos, however I felt the need to now to thank you for your content. Not only have you created a new interest for me, you have also provided me with content that helps me after melt downs. Thank you. If you ever made a Patreon I would sign up!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much Reagan! I’m so so pleased you enjoy my videos and it’s really lovely to hear they help you after melt downs. Hope you’re coping well 💛💛

[@ayblablabla]

This channel is now the channel I listen when I study. It is so relaxing.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you 😁 how are the studies going?

[@ayblablabla]

@@NaturalWorldFacts good but can be better! I have university enterence exam in 18 days so fingers crossed 😆 and thanks for asking!

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Best of luck to you!! I’m sure you’ll do really well. What course is it for? 😁

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[@chilldude30]

@@ayblablabla Good luck 🤞

[@Dollightful]

This was wonderful! I'd heard the name "HMS Challenger" before, but that was the extent of my knowledge. What an incredible and impactful expedition!

[@thatsabop3999]

I'm surprised to see you here! Creators supporting creators is always a lovely sight ❤️

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

@Dollightful I’m so glad you enjoyed ☺️💛

[@gavinirving8184]

One of the Gems of KZbin. Very much thanks for your contents.

[@willlllllllllllllllllll]

Damn this is well edited. I had no idea about this voyage but wow it must have been a revolution.

[@onetwo-in4mh]

I think the sheer dedication to documenting and learning about all the wildlife and fauna in the world is one of the biggest positives of the British Empire.

[@MICMICYAMM]

I dont understand why other documentaries are getting a lot views than your channel. This is by far, one of the best in all category. Jesus. I learn so much that I cant even notice how kuch time I spent watching all of your works. Majestic! A piece of art

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you, that’s such a lovely comment ☺️

[@zachcarter3186]

Crazy how much this one voyage managed to find, 1 giant contribution towards science

[@osto9967]

My favorite channel right now, keep entertaining and teaching us during these times! Love from Finland.

[@niksooxyz]

I used to think that the ocean was creepy, and all the sea creatures down there something i wanted nothing to do with, but your videos have completely changed my mind. I just can’t stop wanting to learn more and more about life in the ocean now. It’s just so rich and vibrant and diverse - I can’t help but appreciate it.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s such a lovely comment to read!! Thank you - the absolute best outcome I could have ever hoped for by making these vids is to convince at least one person that the deep sea is a world of wonder, not fear. Mission accomplished, thanks to you 😉

[@sofiasvensson1516]

Hi! I don't know if you will read this but thank you! I love all of your videos about the ocean! I have to thank you though, I have a phobia against both the ocean and fish. This has made me nope out of pretty much any and every nature documentary about the ocean, especially the deep, for my entire life. You have somehow managed to not only make me calm enough ti sit through and learn something but also make me like it! I usually just start almost hyperventilating and cry whenever I see videos like this and yet here I am... willingly wathing and ENJOYING it! You have no idea how happy it makes me! I think it has to do with your voice, you are so calm and knowledable and I can hear the joy and wonder and happines when you narrate and it is just wonderful! Sorry for the rant I just wanted you to know that you've made a person who is terrified actually enjoy and partake of this information and just... Thank you and please keep up the good work!!! 💝

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much Sofia! I’m so so glad to hear this, especially considering you were brave enough to face that phobia in the first place by clicking on the video. The oceans are definitely scary, deep and mysterious, but I think that gives them beauty as well! A sense of wonder that nothing else can make you feel. I like to think of the great unknown of the abyss not as something to be afraid of, but rather as something to aspire to explore! There’s so much out there yet to be discovered - so many wonderful creatures and incredible ecosystems. I see so many channels and movies out there that present the oceans, particularly the deep ocean, as a place of terror. And that does instil a fear in many people like yourself, but I think if we just open our eyes to how unique the oceans are (just like you’ve been able to do) then we can begin to appreciate it, and even fall in love with it. I can’t wait to share more videos with you, welcome to the channel!! Have a really lovely day :) drop me a comment anytime you like, this really made my day!! - Leo

[@DarthRupi]

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[@obscurazone]

I could have happily watched this for an hour. Brilliant brilliant. Greets from Amsterdam :)

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

You’ve made me smile, thank you so much 😁

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Amazing video I always come to your Channel to calm down and relax. Don’t stop doing what your doing I know you’re talent will pay off!

[@cassihardy1482]

I just wanted to pop in to your comments say thank you SO much for these videos! I just started going back to university classes, because I want to become a marine biologist. It's been my dream since I was very little, and I first saw documentaries like this about cetaceans and colossal squid. These videos are helping me immensely with my mental health as I struggle through, because I'm 35 and everything is a bit overwhelming as I am trying to do this so much later in life. When I'm feeling overwhelmed I put one of your videos on, and it not only helps me to calm down, but it also reminds me why I am doing all of this. I get a surge of purpose and a renewal of my childlike sense of wonder and am able to carry on. So again, thank you so much. These are so beautiful. (As an aside, anyone who sees my youtube page will see I'm an utter nerd for marine life, as the only videos I've ever uploaded were of spinner dolphins I had the privilege to see in Hawaii. They're rather badly filmed with my phone, unfortunately. But I still love to go back watch them to relive the moment.)

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much Cassi. Your comment has really put a smile on my face, it’s so wonderful to hear that you’re pursuing the path of marine biology and enjoy my videos. The oceans are incredible, and I just know you’re gonna have so much fun studying them! Drop me a comment any time, and I wish you the best of luck in all that you go on to do. Also thank you for joining the channel as a member, I can’t begin to express how thankful I am for your support 💛

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I watched 2 videos so far and joined the channel because this is so damn good that I feel like I had to. Thank you so much for this series!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much for helping to support me and the channel - it really helps out so so much 💛

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!!! I really hope you enjoyed, stay safe too :)

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Another banger of a video, absolutely amazingly made, superb editing and scriptwriting, the video and the music draws a lot of interest in a topic I knew nothing about.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much!!

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@@NaturalWorldFacts I'm on mobile so I'm seeing it on the explore tab right above the trending videos.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Damn I can’t see it there! I’m in the UK so it might not have been implemented here - big ask but could you screenshot and send it to my naturalworldfacts instagram?

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[@benmcreynolds8581]

I'm so greatful for nature and the cosmos. I take my dogs on a hike each night with my flashlight in the Oregon woods here in Benton County, Corvallis, Oregon. Its the best form of medicine I've been doing during this last year. It helps to have this Ryobi rechargeable flashlight with 2 rechargeable batteries. It's the strongest light I've ever used and any critter I can see from over a football field away, especially with eye glow. I saw 2 bobcats the other day, it was nice they were a good distance away. It's crazy how much animal activity I see at the edge of town, I'll walk a lot at the top of kings blvd. (Timberhill- Chip Ross park natural area) it butts up to homes and apartments but then transitions to woods and I love how easy it is to get some little exploring, either day or night time. (Btw I showed my parents and brother the polar deep video last night, they were blown away with it's quality and your narration) I'm so happy I found your channel. Have you made a video on extremophile's or brine pools? Or parasites? Or Fungi? I'd love it all, any content from your channel is my favorite, I'm hooked. Thanks for what you do and the way you perceive the world.

[@arcanos_vr]

Every episode on this channel is one piece of art. Thanks

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw thank you :)

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Over 50 thousand subs in 2 weeks, this guy is blowing up hard.

[@duongbinh211]

It's so interesting that there are such places on a planet that life just stayed the same for million of years. Living fossils staying hidden like treasures waiting to be discovered. Who knows if some of these have endured for million of years and would probably outlast us humans. Thanks to you the ocean had never been so fascinating to see. This is better than some of the documentaries I've seen and classes I've taken. And that soothing voice... Man thank you for sharing this with us all!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

I’m so so glad you found the video enjoyable - I love making them, and the deep sea is a source of endless inspiration!

[@duongbinh211]

@@NaturalWorldFacts Keep going pal!

[@nk361]

This video is SO COOL. I cannot believe this was not heavily taught in school... All that incredible information, documentation, collection, and innovation all for modern schools to make us hate school instead.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Completely agree!! The syllabus rarely touches upon the truly fascinating topics!

[@CerroneSamuel]

I enjoyed combing through these vintage marine encyclopedias as a child.

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I am so impressed by everything about your videos. I hope your talents get rewarded as they deserve to be.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much :)

[@iRushil]

This channel is so good that I cannot just listen to it while doing something else. I need to sit and watch.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw cheers!!

[@Dollightful]

Same!

[@cinderbones]

I've been watching non-stop while i work. It's been amazing to learn when i don't have time to read. Thanks a lot dude. These videos are amazing. Seriously fantasizing on becoming a marine biologist now.

[@grimreaper9049]

Amazing! Very high quality as always.

[@harrietharlow9929]

This channel is part of what I call my, "Free Oceanogrphic Education Programme". Thank you so much for posting all these great videos!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Haha, glad to be part of your free self-taught programme 😂😂 these are so fun to make so no worries, it’s my pleasure!

[@cheesedetectiverook5950]

Ah, the good 'ol Challenger. And what a truly wonderful story to go with such a nice name. Thanks for sharing her amd her crew's story, mate. Cheers

[@actuallybruce]

I love history and marine biology. So as you can imagine this video is an instant classic in my books

[@davidbishop3521]

Who knew oceanographic history was so intriguing. I like the new direction and look forward to seeing more. Rock on friend.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thanks David!! It was so much fun to make a film about something more history-exploration related :D

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I'm not sure what I had to do to get the algorithm to recommend me this channel, but I haven't had any regrets since

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much 😁😁

[@7.62x39-b]

Amazing content. The world should know more about this.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you 😊

[@petrjirman3879]

OMG, this must have taken an incredibly long time, its just an masterpice documentary. countinue doing this and you will reache 1m easilly.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much

[@serenoblack1368]

The cadence you regularly use when speaking brings me back to the opening narration of the fellowship of the rings by Cate Blanchett...and I'm totally here for it!!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

One channel to rule them all!

[@hannahr4362]

Thanks Leo for another incredible video! So fascinating, can’t wait for what comes next!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you Hannah!! Can’t wait to share more videos

[@helenm2169]

i cant believe anyone would dislike this doc. its brilliant

[@stacysalinas22]

Thank you for the interesting video! I loved the old pictures and footage you showed. Very cool! Best wishes to you!

[@dumoulin11]

The pen and ink specimen illustrations are breathtakingly intricate.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Agreed! The skill it takes, while at sea, is incredible

[@ibuttchuglsd6668]

Brother, you got a voice for this. David attenborough will be gone some day unfortunately and I feel like you could fill that void and be the next 70 forever narrator of nature documentaries.

[@kirkyboy1793]

Great work. I enjoyed this immensely. Keep striving for excellence.

[@galaxy3710]

I've watched almost all the videos you've put out at least five times, how have I not watched this one yet? I adore your videos and anxiously await every single addition to your deep-sea series of videos

[@gabeswanson]

I know I'm just joining the pool of support but you and your group are truly talented. Have you tried approaching a production company? This work is amazing!

[@onerva.]

yes! please do more videos on the topic of exploration!! one thing that always makes my mind boggle is the science behind getting all the footage and knowledge of deep sea life, the same way space exploration does 🦀

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Okay I definitely will then!! I’m so so happy to hear this kind of content excites you, so I’ll be sure to cover more exploration vids 🦈🦈🦈

[@sleuthed]

It must have been so exciting to be on that expedition! I need a movie about it now.

[@cowdeerr]

thank you for this! i started watching your videos about a month ago and i've learned so much about the ocean. keep up the great work!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so lovely to hear!! Thank you so much

[@rasenganpimp]

I've been going through some shit lately and I can't tell you how much finding this channel improved my mental state. I absolutely love your content, new favorite channel for sure

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much Ian!! Hope you’re doing better, I’m so glad to hear the channel helped even just a little 💛💛

[@rasenganpimp]

@@NaturalWorldFacts I am doing way better! Thank you for sharing your content with the world, I know your channel has made a lot of people's days better 👍🏽

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

I’m so glad to hear things are better! I should thank you too, you’ve supported me just as much by being a channel member. But hearing the videos help make your day means more than any number of views or likes!! 💛

[@HisNameIsVanity]

I have been sitting here watching your videos for 3 hours. a major network needs to hire you ASAP to create content for them.

[@krishvasa7644]

I really love this channel. Not just giving this awesome information, but giving it in this amazingly cinematic way. I love it

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much - that really means a lot :)

[@MrTwotimess]

Excellent presentation. Looking forward to more of the same. Thank you!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you for the lovely comment :)

[@ceppoc]

This was amazing, you did so good! Such a good video!

[@christianv-h3278]

Oh excellent I've been so looking forward to this!! Made my dream come true, a good long documentary about the Challenger expedition. :) Best part of the video was about disproving the Abyssus Theory, like it's crazy how one expedition revolutionised our understanding of the oceans, revealing that the depths are actually _teeming_ with incredibly diverse life! Brilliant vid as usual!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thanks Christian!! This wouldn’t be here if not for your brilliant suggestion. It was so fascinating to research the details of the expedition and how the assumptions held in the scientific community were shattered and replaced with a newfound surge of interest in the deep!! So so glad you enjoyed - this video was very much for you 😉

[@christianv-h3278]

@@NaturalWorldFacts Ah thanks, glad I could inspire such amazing content! It's always fascinating to look into the history of oceanography! By the way, something similar to the abyssus theory disproval happened in the paleontology world some time ago.. Like you see, the chalk deposits in Denmark that I work on, they represent the soft muddy seabed of a sea that covered Europe 70million years ago.. Now this "Chalk Sea" was about 300 metres deep, and for a century, it was thought that the seafloor in this Chalk Sea was too deep to support complex, large lifeforms. This was all changed by one guy (Manfred Kutscher), who in the seventies made several fossil discoveries which revealed that this Chalk seafloor was in fact rich with marine snails, crustaceans and sea urchins. Also, knew that this would happen, the algorithm is starting to treat this channel quite well - you've got like 140k subscribers! Here's to 1 million :D You deserve every one subscriber!

[@DruNature]

@@christianv-h3278 the community begins!! Oceanophiles unite (did I just coin a term?)

[@christianv-h3278]

@@DruNature I think the term's 'thalassophile'. :) And I'm proud to call myself one!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thalassophile it is. Love it, thanks Christian 😂😁 Also that’s so fascinating about the chalk sea theory - it just goes to show that the depths have ALWAYS been a haven for life!

[@knuckleburger]

Thank you for another superb video. Loved it!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw I’m so glad, thank you so much

[@wambulamcefixer]

I love watching these videos, fascinating and you have the perfect narrating voice for wildlife documentaries

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

This sure was amazing video on the history of pioneer that went to the bottom of the ocean. Also I hope your day is going great you awesome day.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you, hope you have a wonderful day too :)

[@bubblemage1791]

What an absolute gem of a video to cap off my recent binging of all of your work. Thanks for making the wonders of the ocean so evident, as well as so easy to understand and absorb for anyone.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

No worries at all! I love making these, so honestly thank you so much for watching and being so supportive. Not gonna stop anytime soon 😉💛

[@jameslawson7253]

I'm new to your channel and I really have no words to describe how good this video is. Fantastic subject matter and production, this video really made me think about the deep like I never had before. I have a newfound fascination, and new favourite channel. Keep doing what you're doing man, this is gold.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much James!! I really appreciate the kind feedback

[@wonkingmywilly]

All your work is awesome but this video is amazing! Like incredible! Keep up your usual stuff but please keep doing these now and then

[@arcanusafonso2647]

Absolutely amazing video. As both a professional scientist and a History lover, this ticks all the right bars! Kudos, mate!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!! That’s huge, I really appreciate the kind words

[@chrisbenterbusch6479]

You make exactly the type of videos I like best - informative, relaxing and overall well done

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so lovely of you - really glad you enjoy my style 💛

[@gribberoni]

I absolutely *adore* these calm, educational videos. The quality of your content is astounding, I'm honestly surprised I haven't found your channel sooner! I'm so glad I've found you now, though! P.S. Congrats on 100k! 200k's fast approaching, too!

[@stephalloplayz]

Interesting as always! Thanks for the amazing content.

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@naturalworldfacts your work is just off the walls, your gonna make it far bro I can see it🙏🏽

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much!! This is so lovely

[@nyanuar123]

Another amazing vid. You are growing fast. Congrats on 120k

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much 😁😁

[@Ben-jl2rh]

I have stumbled upon your channel, and I haven't seen anyone say this, but you have a great voice. You sound just like Lothric from Dark Souls 3. Your narrations are what make these videos work.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw thank you so much!! Love Dark Souls so this comment made me smile 😁

[@DruNature]

Love your soothing voice, and I can tell you have a passion for what you do, keep it up! I love to see how many other people are totally geeked out about the ocean and the wonderful life on our planet!!! SOO cool, this video could have been 25-35 minutes long and I would have absorbed every second of it. Keep it up, youtube needs more of this kinda stuff!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much, I adore the oceans so it’s really very lovely to hear you like my videos and sensed my passion haha! I’ll be making many many more like this :)

[@liliav5277]

These videos are just incredible and so captivating ! I usually have a really hard time focusing but your voice is so soothing that I’m unable to stop listening ! I’m forever grateful for the amount of work you put into these videos, keep up the good work :)

[@garykavanagh4761]

Recently found your channel,I've always felt the deep sea has for some odd reason been given very little significance and never could find much content on it but your channel is amazing and has given me in ways a new rigor and curiosity for the place I live thanks to you and who support you

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw that’s so sweet, thank you so much Gary!!

[@emilioguzmanalvarez420]

Incredible story telling as always. Huge props man

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you Emilio :)

[@harrietharlow9929]

Very well-done video! There aren't a lot of videos out there on the Challenger Expedition so I ewas very happy to find a high-quality video like this.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

It was a pleasure to create!! Such a fascinating voyage

[@treebeard7140]

"Life uh finds a way" what an intriguing video very well done.

[@gradient816]

Alright, you can’t keep making masterpieces. This video was absolutely beautiful in every way, it was captivating, atmospheric and as always, incredibly produced. Keep on doing what you’re doing because its amazing!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so so much as always!! Your comments always make me smile, no idea how you do it 😂

[@rationalityrules]

Greetings from Portsmouth :) Loving the content, Leo

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At first glance ithought you wrote "Greetings from pornhub"

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Eyy it's a fellow Longest Johns fan :D I've seen you in the comment sections of some of their vids!

[@rationalityrules]

@@christianv-h3278 The Longest Johns are beasts :)

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

@Rationality Rules Heya! I’m an avid watcher of your content, love what you do mate 😁 never expected to catch you in my comments!!

[@rationalityrules]

@@NaturalWorldFacts @Natural World Facts As of a week ago, I've been an avid fan of yours too :) wish I had found you sooner. Your content is sublime.

[@nauticalgaming2961]

dude your videos are amazing, they get put together like they cost half a million dollars lmao

[@s7robin105]

I can only imagine the excitement of the crew as they found the deepest point on earth and the creatures they discovered. It must’ve truly been amazing to unveil such an unknown world.

[@jmp01a24]

I applaude your efforts to enlighten us that know little to none about the deep sea and its wonders. Keep up the great work and best of wishes from a Norwegian fan.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw thank you, that’s really sweet of you 💛

[@Xphyzeek]

I binged the shit out of all these videos stoned at 2am. Thank you

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Ayy hope you had a good time 😂😂

[@chrisbenterbusch6479]

Lmao same

[@leesmith6792]

This is simply fascinating and so well done. Beyond impressive, this is truly magnificent! Certainly hope that I am able to watch more from this channel. SGT Carlton Lee Smith, Jr. US Army RET

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much for watching :)

[@frankmacleod2565]

Fantastic video as always

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thanks again Frank :D

[@CaptPARAS]

im leaving the comment just to mark before the channel hits 1M soon!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

You will be remembered 😉 Couldn’t have got even this far without people like you

[@bakubaku4333]

It's pretty interesting how it turned out to be partially correct that a lot of deep sea life is from another era

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

It certainly is!! Many of the theories and assumptions that people held about the depths prior to the voyage were shattered, but that one theory was surprisingly accurate - it’s fascinating stuff :)

[@alexsavesharks]

thank you for being on KZbin

[@AresuKing]

New videoooo,your channel really makes me love marine life qnd biology even more

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Awww thats so lovely of you

[@cam7901]

You're videos are absolutely wonderful and I'd love to see a full hour long documentary in your style. You've revitalized my interest in the ocean...

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!! I’ll be sure to try my hand at longer projects, thanks for the suggestion 😁