Sharks You've Never Seen Before | All 8 Orders & How They're Related

[@Goofyahhpaleofan]

This video is better than shark week

[@ButterHeroBread]

This video is better than shark week

[@rowanaboat4523]

This video is better than all of the shark weeks

[@BlackMasterRoshi]

thanks for saying so

[@technicaldifficulties368]

Old shark week was amazing. It's garbage nowadays.

[@alveolate]

this video clears shark week

[@WebWingRecords]

I honestly don't care what animals you cover, I just love the phylogeny format. You could literally go through every pheasible phylogeny in the world and I would still watch them

[@FlyingLampshade]

Yes please. Do plants

[@MeanBeanComedy]

Feasible is Latin, I think, not Greek.

[@huckthatdish]

I want it covered enough they could be put into a giant playlist that spans the entire phylogeny of life

[@ScottAtwood]

Hard agree! Your clade-oriented phylogenies are amazing! Please keep them coming!

[@sotastatesoulja]

Watching Clint get flustered over the sharks fins was hilarious 😂

[@ClintsReptiles]

I just don't realize how mistakes like this occur. How did nobody notice??

[@brfisher1123]

That was my favorite part, some people must have never really paid attention to sharks in full detail while observing one in life and/or a book lol 😂😂

[@helema23]

@@ClintsReptiles they apparently modeled part of it after other types of fish that have two anal fins or didnt research it or want to ask a shark if they could look at their anal fin....

[@elanorheinz7787]

​@@ClintsReptilesSeaWorld just be like that sometimes..

[@cubancigarman2687]

@@ClintsReptilescan you rate how possible it would be to own an electric eel from the Amazon as a topic?

[@Roymerewayne]

If someone was ill or grieving a lost relative or friend, I have no doubt you’d be able to put a smile on their face for a few minutes. Just wonderful energy you have.

[@Dee-nonamnamrson8718]

Unless you're the father of Vladimir Popov.

[@davebowen5773]

Who is Vladimir popov?

[@ReadilyAvailibleChomper]

He meant like, his general energy not taking about sharks.

[@starlight0313]

​@@Dee-nonamnamrson8718Ypu just sent me down a 15 minute rabbithole

[@DrewShark11]

Growing up in the FL Keys, my first companion was a Nurse Shark. We swam together for 15 years. Thank you for the time and accurate information. I agree that "Shark Week" has become shark weak. Your generosity with knowledge is appreciated. -dp

[@chitlitlah]

You definitely live up to the description "Florida man".

[@HissyFitPetTherapy]

That’s a beautiful story & memory!!!! There’s a children’s book in that…

[@MQuadrucci]

1; "shark weak"! (also 1!); if you ever feel like typing out that story about your sharkfriend I'd love to read it! Or even a simple storytelling video + *any* pictures or vids... it all sounds marvelous, literally marvelous!

[@RoScFan]

Did smth happen to the shark? what happened after 15 years?

[@ZoeBellCake]

I did grow up on Shark Week and slowly over time it became fear-mongering and not providing any actual education. So this video really has taught my almost-40 self more about sharks than any Shark Week ever has. ❤

[@kylecorn5056]

Where discovery Channel fails, Clint picks up the slack and excels. Bravo good sir

[@assininecomment1630]

History and Discovery channels have always been _terrible_ sources of information, on any topic they bothered to present. Consistently trashy and unreliable. 😒

[@toubi4316]

The Clint’s Reptiles channel is to me what animal planet is to people who watch animal planet. Though, Clint’s Reptiles does a much better job at teaching zoology, perhaps because Clint does this due to his desire to share his knowledge.

[@sailingaeternum]

The first 5 minutes of this video has more information than the entire Shark Week. Come to think of it, I don't think Shark Week has ever even defined what a shark is or how to identify one! Well done as always, Clint!

[@ozziesadler9563]

I just want to say, Clint, thank you for keeping up with this channel. I’m a new viewer but all your content is unrivaled on KZbin. Your voice is so soothing and you’re so full of life! Keep up the good work ❤👍

[@ClintsReptiles]

Thank you so much! I'm pretty excited about what we're doing here, and it's so exciting to me that all of you are here for it!

[@Abahrelgazalia]

This is only the second of your videos I've watched, but anyone who feels the need to specify that the fish they are discussing are of the 'non-tetrapod' variety earns an instant subscribe. Hooray cladistics!

[@machine-shopbilly6584]

Sharks go from looking absolutely terrifying to absolutely derpy within the same genus

[@Shotgun_Kermit]

Clint i hope you see this i was days away from giving up on my marine biology major, you rekindled my vast interest in shark biology with this video. I thank you. I have bad depression and seeing what happened in iceland with that greenland sleeper really bothered me, but seeing your passion helped me through it.

[@Mockturtlesoup1]

I absolutely _love_ these phylogeny videos. I can't tell you how many hours I've spent in the wormhole that is Wikipedia, looking up phylogenies, clicking on certain clades, etc., for both extant and extinct sharks. Can't wait for more! Ooh! You should do one for carnivoria(if you haven't already, I can't remember.) Maybe split up the feliforms and caniforms. Also, I agree about shark week. It's become all sensationalism, or trying to make some huge deal out of something that's really that. Though to be fair, it's not like we learn all that much about sharks(that would interest "normal" people) from year to year.

[@ellemarr7234]

Watching Clint is like sitting down with a close friend from childhood. It’s warm and inviting. Steady and comforting 😊

[@redhotdevilwoman03]

LOVE IT! Thank you, Clint. I feel the same as you about sharks and shark week as well (especially the change in the quality of programming😞). I clicked the "like" button before I even started watching because I like every single video that you upload (there should be a "love" button). 🦈💟☮

[@ClintsReptiles]

There was a time when Shark Week was the best week of the entire year!

[@redhotdevilwoman03]

@@ClintsReptiles I agree! 😁

[@jaysabol1821]

As someone who was obsessed with sharks as a kid, i still have that enthusiasm whenever i see a video on sharks. it's nice to see someone with that same level of enthusiasm and excitement talk about some of the coolest animals out there, thanks for this video!

[@renataaurasyrga2932]

This video is already outclass the Shark Week,Another magnificent work Clint!

[@Iguanodon-fb7rs]

Medic chad ?

[@Mrbird-sl4hp]

Hey I absolutely love your videos. You are the person that made me interested in reptiles and now I have a rescue ball python who I’m in the process of rehabbing. I never thought I would ever own a snake let alone rehab one but now I understand just how cool snakes and reptiles are and I owe that to you.

[@vb8801]

I cannot overemphasize the joy that Clint brings to my day ❤

[@ClintsReptiles]

Over 14 MINUTES of BONUS content from this video, exclusively for our Stinkin' Rad Fans on Patreon! Patreon is a great way to support Clint's Reptiles AND get awesome extras (including hundreds of other bonus videos)! www.patreon.com/posts/video-patreon-is-85697883

[@HassanMohamed-jy4kk]

Why don’t you get to think of a suggestion and creating a KZbin Videos all about the Origins and the Inspirations of the Reptiles in Myths, such as Dragons, Wyverns, the Loch Ness Monster, Sea Serpents, Nagas, the Hydra, the Leviathan, the Amphisbaena, the Cockatrice, the Basilisk, Medusa The Gorgon, Typhon, Quetzalcoatl, The Feathered Serpent God, Etc. on the next Clint’s Reptiles on the next Saturday coming up next?!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍👍👍👍

[@Ryodraco]

@@carnivoresareoverrated3 yeah, the way Clint put the information seemed a bit misleading. The study used a computer model to estimate the bite force of a 7,000 pound great white. Trouble is, we don't even know for sure if a great white that big ever existed (the heaviest verified specimen is a little over 4,000 pounds). Compared to crocodiles, most sharks rely on how sharp their teeth are rather than on sheer bite force).

[@GlennKurusu]

#ClintsReptiles, is another term for face clasper ‘tenaculum/tinaculum?’

[@akselbuch]

I’m sorry to disappoint… while I have liked the video I am sadly incapable of subscribing without first unsubscribing

[@vando6679]

Oh I wish you likened those fleshy nostril lips to that of a rancor's. But still an awesome video.

[@Aiddertot]

the way u not only gave us the shark week we deserve, but called out SeaWorld in the process…iconic

[@ActiveAngel2010]

A potential Ray video? Yes please! If you think sharks are underappreciated on recent shark weeks, Rays have never had a dedicated week. Most people cannot distinguish between a Manta and a large freshwater sting ray or a small Devil Ray. At the high level, or detailed level, there is so much variety. I'd love to watch a long form video that dives deep into this (pun intended).

[@LaMirah]

I'd love me some Torpedo Rays; these guys are way underappreciated. Electric eels and catfishes are nice too, but they aren't torpedoes.

[@BadmanMC407]

Not even 8 minutes in and mission accomplished brother. We appreciate you homie

[@criffermaclennan]

Shark week can be found sitting in the corner sobbing after this!!! Excellent as always Clint!!

[@kiradeki3561]

Clint! Why would you call my favorite marine animal something that "looks like an unholy hell beast"?? Frilled sharks are BEAUTIFUL my dude! Their long graceful bodies, being almost more eel-like than anything else, their massive eyes well suited to the near-total darkness of the deep, their red-tinged frilled gills looking like ribbons....And don't even get me STARTED on how COOL their teeth are! All those points, being almost crown-shaped, it's perfection. Just because they get the bends really bad at observable depths doesn't mean they're not beautiful. The frill sharks you showed were all in much too shallow water, and weren't showing off their beauty because they were feeling ill. It's like the blobfish fiasco all over again. Justice for the deep boys! Don't judge them on how they look near the surface! (Seriously though, Frilled Sharks have been my #1 favorite ever marine animal ever since I first learned about them from a Scholastic book fair flash card I got in middle school. I want nothing more than to learn more about my weird and wonderful frill friends. So if anyone knows anything about them, please do share.)

[@mileshunter6978]

you have such great taste in sharks!! i dont know much about frilled sharks, but i do know that theyre beautiful. i dont have any facts to share with you [sorry], i just wanted you to know that i agree with you completely :]

[@cowsharkdefin6376]

Grilled sharks are heckin cute. I got a plushie of one of them from Amazon and it's so awesome. Love them.

[@glorygloryholeallelujah]

*Shark fight. Shark fight. Shark fight!!* 😂❤

[@MourningCoffeeMusic]

Not even 10mins in and you already have Shark Week beat.

[@Starwind2]

This was a very nice video. As someone who grew up watching Shark week, the last few years were very disappointing. So thank you for putting out this wonderful video! I'd love to ask that you do something similar every year during shark week!

[@ryangriggs9621]

Hi from Australia. Your enthusiasm is intimidating. Got yourself a new subscriber. Cheers, mate.

[@CalicoNinja]

I wanted to be a Marine Biologist when I was little, specifically to study and work with sharks. I've watched Shark Week religiously my entire life but more and more there are less educational documentaries and more fear inducing, sensationalized programming. I went from enjoying a whole week of programs on my favorite subject to maybe getting 2 - 3 actual research programs. Thanks a million for your WONDERFUL video!

[@CJ-hh3gx]

6 minutes.. and I have already learned more about shark anatomy than in any show I have seen about sharks.

[@HoboBrute]

You really need to be doing twice a week uploads, I love the biology and phylogeny videos, I love the pet guides, I just need more Clint's Reptiles in my life

[@emersonlamond1024]

I love the depth and accessiblity you provide, you make it seem like it's not a tradeoff, as someone with a mix of understandings from nothing to deep as it goes due to a special interest, I know if i watch your videos i will learn sometthing i didnt' before and I know that if i share to a freind who knows very little they with learn too!

[@milliepankow6347]

I have to say i love this youtube channel for making things that I thought I knew about full of info I didnt know. Also Clint you just plain made things interesting. Thanks 4 sharing.

[@sidorak12814]

Hey might want to double check the face-clasper thing - I looked it up and it appears they still transfer sperm using their pelvic claspers, and the cephalic clasper is mainly used for gripping the female instead of having to bite her like most other chondrichthyes do

[@Z4RD4N34]

I was also going to mention that. Maybe he got that info from SeaWorld.

[@cruelpulse]

Nice catch. No pun intended.

[@isimiel3405]

Clint: look at me i am the Shark Week now

[@kbrown3787]

🤣🤣

[@kcgunzz3416]

Not only has this video taught me more than I would learn on shark week, it has taught me more than I have learned oin all the shark weeks have ever watched, combined!! Absolutely wonderful. Earned a like and a subscribe.

[@usonumabeach300]

There are 3 shark evolutionary adaptations im surprised DARPA hasn't tried to emulate: the ampullae of lorenzini, the way their scales make them more hydrodynamic, and the soft underglow from bioluminescence of some deep water sharks to make them not stand out from below with their shadows

[@Nutterlie]

I don’t know why anyone would be surprised by this being way way better than Shark Week it’s Clint’s reptiles, he could be covering my pantry contents and make it fascinating, factual and funny. What more could anyone possibly want 😂

[@KatieDeGo]

Clint, I always learn the most with your videos 😊

[@chrisbarlow6335]

Fantastic video - thanks! (and I learned a lot)

[@StoffelDilligas]

Why is it that when I was in school, over 30 years ago. A half hour lesson would drag like a dog with worms. But Clint's educational video's fly by way too quickly. Another great video, thank you

[@darknessndonuts585]

I loved shark week as a kid! Devastated to learn it is no longer an animal documentary about sharks, very glad you’re keeping the heart of old shark week alive and even better with this video.

[@sr6061]

I haven't been watching for more than a minute and I can say without doubt I will learn more from this video than watching 10 shark weeks, and so will my primary school students. Thank you Much 💙💚💜 love and respect. Thank you

[@TheSlyMouse]

Did not know so much of that. Awesome video

[@1965KareBear]

I miss the days when Shark Week was about giving us knowledge about them... Thank you... Please keep the videos coming.

[@javalijavali_]

Clint's enthusiasm is really nice to see. Amazing topics explained with joy. Whatta good content!✨

[@gage.whitmore]

Really really really appreciate you spreading awareness about sharks and how they aren't mindless killing machines 🙌

[@TheWhitefisher]

I'm an 87 baby and just like Clint I lived for wildlife documentaries growing up! Absolutely loved this video and I definitely learned more than a modern shark week!

[@shahzebnasir4692]

I love this! First Crocodilians and now this!! Incredible! I will die on the hill that the Shortfin Mako is the most underrated and unloved shark there is considering everyone refers to it as the Great White's cousin. No, the Great White is the Mako's cousin.

[@kbg6070]

Your enthusiasm makes me really happy to learn! Thank you for this video 😊

[@SendItKelly]

Haven't even fully watched yet... Already liked and it's already better than shark year. 🤣 Always awesome my friend!

[@sanjaypandey4437]

It's shark week not shark year.

[@heyy13]

Rays are my favourite animals! I hope you do a vid on them. Loved this!

[@MostlyHarmless68]

I think we spent a week or two on sharks in college Ichthyology class, and only got a little more detailed than this. Well done!

[@Seoras111]

I have learned more about sharks from your (short) video than from all shark TV documentaries I have ever seen. Thank you!

[@extraordinary_ordinary]

I agree about Shark Week now being more about sensationalized shark attacks than actual educational shows. In my opinion, Shark Week does more damage to the reputation of sharks than anything else. I would much rather see shows trying dispel misconceptions about sharks and helping people recognize how truly amazing these animals are.

[@dyspunctional]

You mentioning how you felt about Shark Week really resonated with me. I really felt that.

[@chadgorosaurus4898]

This dude has contributed to shark week way more than most scientists.

[@glitch1126]

Great video! Would love to see another video covering on going theories about sharks that we simply don't fully know or understand.

[@Dragasm]

I love the taxonomic videos so much! I'd love to see one on arachnids!

[@jasonprazer7613]

More actual shark facts than the last 20 years on Discovery. Thank you.

[@reginaphalanges7331]

Leave it to SeaWorld...😂. I love how you handled that anatomically incorrect piece of plastic! How dare they!? 😅 You're the Best, Clint!❤

[@squidarcherb9707]

Love this series so so much. Can you do cephalopods?

[@dion8895]

The decline of Shark Week followed a general trend in formerly educational TV channels dumbing down and TV in general becoming less specialized and all turning into the same pulp. Thanks for making sites like KZbin a place to still find educational stuff though. I used to love watching nature shows, and now I have channels like this to scratch the same itch

[@breannawenke7168]

I love passionate you are! You let off so much energy, and I’m here for it!! Great video

[@Alicia.Marie.13]

Thank you Clint! I love these video so much! I am also a consumer of documentaries and have begun to bore of the typical sensationalist garbage on TV! Please keep making these ❤

[@emu8173]

Words cannot describe how much I love this. Clint + sharks = my tiny mind blown.

[@bubbajenkins123]

Hi Clint. Great video. I like the ones like this that are more heavily scientific, as I’m an environmental engineer. I’m a long-time viewer and I’d like to see a focus video or series of videos talking about some of the more endangered and critically endangered species, including what their major threats are and what people are trying to do to save them.

[@gilliancarlson229]

I know the channel is called Clint's Reptiles but I really love sharks and how you explain and describe things with so much excitement and passion. I need more. 🥺💞

[@spacemuppet]

Great video, I love these kinds of taxonomy overviews which really help to untangle the tree of life for your viewers. I did notice a couple small (and completely understandable) mistakes in the cladogram graphic: For one, the shark pictured for Orectolobiformes is the leopard shark (Triakis semifasciata), which is actually a houndshark (family Triakidae) in the order Carcharhiniformes. What makes this mistake understandable is that zebra sharks (Stegostoma tigrinum), which are in Orectolobiformes, are also called leopard sharks in some parts of their range. Personally I think that S. tigrinum's adult pattern is much more leopard-like than T. semifasciata. Two, the pictures for Carcharhiniformes and Lamniformes seem reversed, with the former having a great white (Lamnidae) and the latter some kind of reef or requiem shark (Carcharhinidae). Then again they convergently evolved onto the same pelagic predatory lifestyle, and white sharks do look a lot like bull sharks in particular. Plus the great white's species is Carcharodon carcharias, but it's not a carcharhiniform, which adds to the confusion.

[@marrlo121]

The Saturday morning video I didnt know I needed!

[@triassictv6437]

Every video you do is better than shark week ;)

[@gamingborger]

that tantrum at the anatomical inconsistency XD one of the reasons i love this channel.

[@TheeDoctorFireHandle]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO about the education of sharks!!! 💙🦈💙 I have a massive jaw from a huge Goblin Shark caught in Taiwan! It truly is hard to imagine how massive some of these specimens get in the wild. I only wish to be up close and personal with one in the coming future! Cannot wait! 🦈💙 Thank you for keeping the shark curiosity alive! Fun Fact: More people die from Vending Machines falling on them than shark attacks!

[@ladyfingers1011]

Your enthusiasm is super contagious 😊I had so much fun watching this video ! Going to watch it again tomorrow

[@billysmith5409]

I’d wager you can teach more about sharks in a single video than the Discovery Channel has in the entirety of the time Shark Week has been a thing.

[@sandwichassassin535]

Amazing. Love to learn more about rays!

[@zacg_]

I'm 37 years old and I still can't decide if sharks or crocodilians (or non-avian dinosaurs if we're including extinct species) are the coolest groups of animals. These are the questions scientists need to be answering for me.

[@ClintsReptiles]

That's one of the most difficult questions to ever be addressed!

[@tonyolo4591]

it's snakes.

[@davomerr]

Awesome video as usual Clint! Great info on sharks. My son will love to watch this one. Thanks!!!!!

[@jakejabuwowzers]

You always know how to excite me Clint. This was amazing

[@jrex9197]

Loved this video, keep em comming brotherman. Definitely more informative than Shark Week stuff

[@kwarra-an]

I would LOVE a similar video on the Elasmobranchs! This was a highly educating watch, thanks so much

[@ForestSchweitzer022097]

YES PLEASE RAY VIDEO!! Also fantastic and hilarious video, Clint. Been so awesome to see your channel grow over the years. It is well deserved. You're one of my favorite channels on KZbin and your content is so consistently good.

[@katanikoneko9036]

I have been obsessed with sharks since I was little and I *still* learned more from this video than I ever did with shark week! I miss when they talked about issues surrounding sharks instead of people's issues with sharks.

[@roosterelliott1152]

Hey Clint! I absolutely love this video. Sharks have always been one of my favorite species on the planet, even as a child. However, rays took the "cake" for my favorite animal. Would you ever consider doing a video on all of the rays species in depth? I think it would be awesome. Keep up the awesome work!

[@Merlijn1994]

This video is amazing! And yes please video about rays, they are my favourite non tetrapod fish ❤

[@miparo6088]

This was such an awesome video! I have been sad about shark week so long already since it just makes sharks look so bad but happily we have your channel!😊❤

[@learning2667]

Love your videos . Love your vibe . Thanks for the education and a good laugh . I love your channel .

[@Twapska]

WHOAH, I actually learned a bunch of things I didn't know! Like I had never thought about how they make blood without bones!! Love this content, please continue to make these types of videos, they're so useful!!!

[@Sunnie922]

I recently started watching your channel more and you are so knowledgeble and when you said you used to love animal documentaries as a kid that was me to lol and I love that you caught that from seaworld lol made me laugh a ton. I learned more here than I have in a long while about sharks :)

[@anonymouswriter5]

I'd LOVE and entire video on just the Greenland sharks. They're so fascinating and unique! But goblins are 200% my favorite sharks. They're so cool and underappreciated!

[@TheRockInnRobin]

This video reminds me of a shark book that my son loved when he was 4. But it includes the more scientific explanation that only Clint can do! Please do one for the rays as they are my favorite!

[@azurehanyo]

Best (better than) Shark Week documentary in years. Thank you, Clint!

[@susanpatterson7088]

Love the sharks you showed! I am always interested in learning more. Keep up the terriffic content.

[@gnomepiss8406]

you're my favourite person on youtube. more shark content would be absolutely splendid

[@markmorrison2138]

I love this format, you are a golden retriever of a man

[@donaldwoodward7221]

Such an awesome video. This is real meaningful, helpful information. Love it!

[@lindseyziegler9869]

I, too, grew up on Shark Week and loving the educational content. And now, every year, I wait to watch something that is actually informative. This video was great and I'd love a deep dive (see what I did there?...) into more sharks!

[@evandenis5488]

Would love to see a video about rays! They're definitely my favorite non-tetrapods.

[@stephenleblanc4677]

What a great video. Thanks. How about a video talking about all the unanswered questions about sharks (and rays)?

[@Hi_Im_Akward]

I didn't know shark week had changed. That's disappointing, I grew up on discovery channel and animal planet. The message over and over was that sharks are amazing and not scary. I even remember a few episodes of someone coming on to talk about their shark attack and injuries and how they recovered and learned to love the animals again. Very wholesome. Ugh these channels have changed to something completely unrecognizable, most of them have such fake and sensstionalized content. Clint, Im so glad we have someone like you. You are filling that void so well. I could easily see your channel being something featured on one of these channels when they were in their prime. You are like the Bill Nye of the modern era, bring education and hijinks to the masses. 💚