Octopus VS. Crabs

Offshore Brazil, a population of common octopus has learned to benefit from the receding tide to catch their favorite prey.
Director: Bertrand Loyer

[@KawaiiHippityHop-cl5bb]

When mr krabs doesn’t pay squidward

[@The_unfunny_man906]

Squidward had enough💀💀

[@youbetyourwrasse]

The high speed photography of leping crabs was WOW. I had no idea crabs were so versatile. 🦀

[@theswede836]

Insane!

[@eugeneysaye2685]

Like frogs!

[@youbetyourwrasse]

@@eugeneysaye2685 Yet frogs are nothing like crabs! WOW! :D

[@car24dude]

When Mr. Crab doesn’t pay Squidward, cousin Octopus collects debts.

[@TommyTombs]

Squidward eatin Mr. Krabbs

[@maureensurdez7841]

I just realized what AMAZING nature photography and editing this little drama contains. Cudos!

[@Pyracantic]

I can't blame the octopus I love eating crabs too

[@jorgecruzseda7551]

Crunchy, salty, tasty

[@cliftongaither6642]

you took the words right outta my mouth. lol

[@masterk5372]

Ikr and I never see a crab 🦀 that jump before

[@teemronen3483]

I mean I like it a little bit,but ew

[@teemronen3483]

@@masterk5372 same

[@kingdumb6071]

This video was more suspenseful and engaging than most movies I've seen in the last ten years!

[@TheOptionsGod]

Does it help that they used Friday 13th-esque sounds when the eel was munching on the crabs?

[@JJ-oq3tz]

Octopus loves to eat crabs and I hope Squidward get his revenge on Mr. Krabs for accusing him for stealing his dime.

[@Wendigo_Rye]

Imagine being born into survival not knowing what sea monsters lurk in the depths. Always wondered how life is through their perspective.

[@Unknown17]

I wonder if the crabs are capable of feeling genuine FEAR over these eels and octopi or whether they flee from an emotionless kind of instinct. I wonder how we would test for such an hypothesis.

[@kpd3308]

I agree with you but I think there is no such thing as emotionless instinct.

[@teemronen3483]

Ya,same

[@kira-dk2mx]

Crabs strike me as the kind of animal that goes "no today' before fighting the poor bastard hunting them.

[@theswede836]

Some insane footage here,thanks!

[@Manananggal-oe8gs]

Crabs were like: I THOUGHT IT'S ONLY CRABS VS OCTOPUS.I'm not ready for enemy 2.

[@endangachmadsafari1668]

Squidward always hate Mr. Crab

[@ptip06]

"Tell the sound guys to go absolutely bonkers on this one"

[@onup42]

Think of it, the time and efforts to made this kind of documentary, to see the crab and octopus like they acting in a suspense action movie.

[@Komekatsu_Ankokumaru]

この迫力ある映像は見ごたえがありますね ウツボの目には僕たちでさえも縮み上がる何かがあります

[@1preccp]

Magnífico documentário 👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👏👏👏

[@evac.705]

I never thought a crab could think, and try to save itself from a predator.

[@TonyLeer]

Bruh what? They're fully alive lol

[@Kureemy]

@@TonyLeerwell, I’ve always wondered where their brains could be found. I’ve opened up a lot of crabs, but I have never really found anything that looks like organs to me.

[@bige81892]

There’s one kind of crab that forms a partnership with sea anemones and puts them on their shell. It’s a win-win situation for both because the anemone gets leftovers from the crabs messy eating.

[@Kureemy]

@@bige81892 that sounds like it would make a great animated film premise.

[@kelleren4840]

Bro.... I've never actually said this before. But I think you actually might need to go touch grass. 😂

[@Inversoandsomething]

Squidward ain't playing games no more

[@xristinakamberi5175]

Thank you for sharing this amazing video 😊😊😊😊

[@TerryTentacles]

Squidward has had enough of Mr Crabs

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

I never knew a crab could move like that, but if I had a giant 8 legged monster chasing me....

[@MARK-rx2ou]

蟹のジャンプ初めてみた！

[@Mr.WellingtonVonDukeIII]

Crabs can jump?!

[@shay4ojibwa638]

Wow, I wonder how it would feel to look up and see a crab flying through the air at me. 😅

[@gazarvlog3091]

Beautiful video Thank you so much for KZbin channel

[@user-lk8nu3ci6f]

Pro level photography 💥

[@timlamiam]

I had no idea crabs could jump. That's kinda creepy lol

[@CElectriX]

really amazing video! 🤩👍

[@kevinmanis]

That crab jump😮

[@MrShiftey13]

I remember I used to watch shows like this all high asf when no one was around.

[@jleesteven]

Thanks

[@Lidia.Kukosch]

I like Crabs

[@kingclip555ify]

開幕早々の悪口で草 『あのタコ』

[@alexlifeson8946]

Everybody loves crab

[@emilia5146]

Shit that crab can jump

[@JUSTARANDOMDUDE716]

Squidward Revenge

[@jodyguerard2232]

Dame I love ❤️ eating all 3 of those yummy yummy 😋 ocean animals!!. I am lucky 🍀 to live on Vancouver Island 🏝️ access to all of it !!. Stay safe cheers 🥂

[@OscarRuiz-nd3xp]

Octo can only stay out of water for 1H or they oof

[@LONELY-VISUAL]

Prey always makes me tender....I couldn't be a carnivore...I would die of hunger

[@DennisDolan-fl3mw]

OMG! That eel came OUT of the water to grab the crab.

[@billyb4790]

I love octopi but the Morey eel seems king of the tide pools and rocky reefs, as they eat both crabs AND octopus.

[@Betweenbluengrey]

Who owns the rights to this footage?

[@Kureemy]

These crabs probably feel like the humans from Attack on Titan.

[@TomVlog]

Thế giới động vật thật phong phú 😮❤

[@TheOptionsGod]

What's with the Friday 13th score?

[@hanshans8612]

Well done video. Thanks

[@user-jn7oi9bt7u]

Why always crab defeated

[@TheOuroboros84]

having to dodge what would be the equivalent of sea serpents and krakens for us on a daily basis must suck ass XD

[@kitten_anakin]

like JAWS

[@outdoorfreedom9778]

One of my main hobbies these days is crab snaring and fishing. I had no idea I was in a competition with the Puss and Eels. I do know that a small Puss is some of the best Ling Cod bait you can get!

[@aureliodelcid1823]

El documental señala el cumplimiento de la cadena alimenticia

[@moefuggerr2970]

I like crabs too.

[@blissfulhumanoid9536]

Garlic butter lemon sauce

[@elisabethj.v.beardsell9853]

He has too much time on his hands😊

[@eligebrown8998]

I have a crab joke but it's dirty lol. I had no idea crabs could jump though.

[@user-mc8ws6ol4o]

チョキに勝てるパー

[@StavrosSachtouris]

Crabs are tasty, but octapodes are even tastier!

[@bostonteaparty3926]

Yuk!

[@cassandrarousos3555]

Wait if an octopus can come on land whats to keep thr Kraken from........uh oh!

[@anonymike8280]

1:45-47 Chow, chow chow.

[@g.o.a.t2654]

NO MR KRABBBBBBBS😢

[@Boyarsskiy]

Once I grabbed a crab from behind, by the shell, but he was able to grab my finger with his claws. I felt like my finger was pinched by the door. The octopus is soft, and the crab can bite off its tentacles. I don’t understand how an octopus manages to catch crabs painlessly.

[@Kureemy]

Well, I heard that octopi can inject a venom into crabs, which can paralyze them. Perhaps that’s the reason why.

[@vip-dp1tx]

カニがジャンプするの初めて見た

[@josefernandogomesdias9944]

I remenber the deep's friends thimoty.

[@D84D]

Wasn't much of a vs

[@ochiai-mitsuhiro]

パチンコ海物語でいったら確変ダブルリーチやん

[@thatoneflaregun3167]

Money World Season 1, Episode 2 - Evil Octopi

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[@evolanomrac9531]

Poor crabs

[@Ambone84]

Crabs vs Octopus and Eel...☝️

[@billwhite1603]

Saw this before.

[@ttownhornet]

Had no idea that crabs could jump.

[@Giganotosaurusplaysyt2]

Money money money money money ahhhh ahhhh ahhhh ahhh

[@mikepollock8295]

Kinda sucks being a crab also sting rays eat them out in the sea so with so many enemies makes it hard to be safe.

[@diyfreediver]

Whenever I see crabs, they are usually in very narrow cracks/slits

[@tiomemorias2817]

Pulpo 2 congrio 1 cangrejo 0 Que oferton para el cangrejo.

[@MaryJohnson-bl8ej]

Poor crabs don't stand a chance

[@bloodmooncomix457]

Takoyaki and Shabu shabu night at the local sushi 🍣 house! ✊🤤😚😍💞

[@bostonteaparty3926]

I think the film crew caused this at 4:50 so they could get some film.

[@billmoran3219]

Sucks to be low on the food chain

[@user-rn8kc3wl4v]

문어 vs 게 VS 뱀 vs 거미

[@tommytiger7459]

I bet those crabs were delicious.

[@user-rm8jn2qd2c]

ウツボはタコも好物だよね

[@jinkazama5181]

Crab💪😀

[@vaels5682]

Octopuses can eat 3 times their body weight each day??? Surely that isn't correct

[@eddenoy321]

Actually, some humans can as well.

[@vaels5682]

@@eddenoy321 😄

[@user-ee9iz6jp6y]

このタコ🐙は陸に上がってカニ🦀を喰う❗何だか昔のキングコング対ゴジラに出てくる大ダコ🐙みたいだね❗☺😁👍✌🎉❤😮おまけにウツボも出て来た❗☺😁👍✌🎉😮❤

[@MR-mw4cy]

Crabs are divers 😅😅

[@user-mf9xq7ij1f]

飛ぶんだ、カニ

[@emotionlessbeing]

Money money money money AHHHHHH

[@grimm6250]

SUBSCRIPE! You don't have seen anything like this, i think! That's nature...descriped in a way, that....it is...simple as that, but also mindblowing...Wer hätte gedacht, dass sich eine Muräne verhält, wie ein Krokodil, wenn Sie/Er Beute hat...

[@nikodemnerdowski8449]

I hate real violence

[@Burntzen]

dont like the backgroundmusik, like a horrormovie, annoying

[@user-yw8vz9ng9r]

❤😂🎉😢ปะ​แอ​จะ​นะ​❤😂🎉1​

[@rebeccaburke9009]

Yigh. ❤

[@Nah_Bohdi]

Mean.

[@1rjbrjb]

Spoiler alert: the Octopus wins.

[@goodsolonius7305]

"The octopus eats three times it's body weight in crabs each day. For a human, that would be like eating 15 crabs" No man, I don't think humans weigh only 5 lbs. unless they are a newborn infant

[@bluewizzard8843]

An adult octopus eats 15 crabs a day.

[@mldavid4056]

He said “for an adult”, as in an adult *octopus*

[@alanalanya1163]

Я первый)

[@Nah_Bohdi]

I am the last. -Ω

[@ventsislavkramolinski2700]

first

[@Soarific]

second

[@Nah_Bohdi]

Trine.

[@trevorwaterfield8649]

And.?????👎💩

[@marklchapman2785]

Not much fun, being a crab either way is it? 😂