The dinner plate jelly is one of the ocean’s top predators

[@thehumanbeings]

we look for aliens in faraway galaxies when they are just right under us

[@oceanexplorers1441]

Exactly! 🌌👽 There’s so much we still don’t know about the ocean and its incredible creatures. Maybe the real aliens are the deep-sea dwellers right here on Earth!

[@uppityglivestockian]

+thehumanbeings, if you're alluding to Musk, he's not doing that. He wants to make humans a multi-planetary species so when Earth times out due to sun death or whatever, we're not doomed to extinction nor any other species we can take along with us. As for the as yet to be fully discovered worlds in our deep oceans, sounds like a project you should undertake. Just don't use carbon fiber to build your deep dive submersible. Bon chance.

[@zapbutton8553]

Beautiful critters

[@Johnny_Appleweed]

Do you just call everything an alien that looks unusual to you?

[@bolynn9668]

SAVE THE ALIENS!❤

[@FishareFriendsNotFood972]

Dinner plate Jelly is such a cute name, tho!

[@oceanexplorers1441]

Great video! 🤯 Who knew the dinner plate jelly was such a badass hunter? Love the visuals!

[@kiko7247]

The mysteries of the deep sea are fascinating. We know so little.

[@Johnny_Appleweed]

Did you really just misspell mysteries?

[@kiko7247]

@@F1aficionado thanks

[@SortofScorpion]

I was skeptical by such a tall claim in the title but now I get it. A jellyfish that evolved to swim stinger-first seems like a much less passive feeding strategy than the ones that drag their stingers.

[@Depressed_Dinosaur]

All this talk of predation got me excited to see the footage. Wait. No footage? Still beautiful.

[@PhilippeSauer-wt8vf]

FANTASTIQUE!!!Les images sont à couper le souffle!quel rêve merveilleux que la vie!!😇😃😃😇

[@osmanhossain676]

I love Oceans animals in the Pacific Oceans in California in the futures.❤

[@osmanhossain676]

I always love oceans animals in the Pacific Oceans in California in the futures.❤

[@TheDeepDive-n4d]

Fantastic visuals! The underwater world never ceases to amaze me. 📸"

[@AllieThePrettyGator]

It looks like a fountain

[@oneshotme]

I very much enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@FlyTyer1948]

Good connection between the scientific and common name. Thank you.

[@ronnies170]

hi, is the (i assume) jelly at 2:33 some kinda variation of solmissus considering its tentacles are forwarded, too? it looks like a beholder from dnd, i'm very curious haha

[@osmanhossain676]

Orcas killer whales, whales, dolphins, fishes, sharks, sea lions and more always lives in the Pacific Oceans 🌊

[@norskrom]

The music playing in the background is awesome

[@veldawells2839]

Absolutely angelic creatures. Pun intended. So beautiful. ❤

[@alexabadi7458]

Does it have Wi-Fi ?

[@Cleeon]

So, they're dedicated to only eat jelly fish or any gelatinous animals? Will not hunt or catch fish?

[@1NatureLady]

I want to play Spore now!😊👍

[@carlsonbench1827]

incredible video

[@scrubjay93]

Beautiful and fascinating.

[@RaglansElectricBaboon]

Wonderful

[@Cybernaut551]

Awesome!

[@A3Kr0n]

Mmmm... Gelatinous prey.

[@ThatOpalGuy]

such beauty.

[@Iwatch2019cartoonsobsessively]

Looks like a paper plate, very goofy

[@DannoOMG]

You should mention bottom trawling and how devastating it has on the ocean. That ruins the ocean faster than any single pollutant and giant fishing corporations love using it. Pisses me off.

[@DSAK55]

Jelly fish will inherit the Earth

[@kyles3335]

Imagine what we still haven't discovered. Or what we never discovered but went extinct 1 year ago or 100 years ago or 1000 years ago

[@triofan9]

I need to know who named this creature because dinner plate jelly is wild 😂

[@SpydrXIII]

ROVs are never gonna release infra red or red light footage are they? i guess it's just *too* good of an idea for anyone to try. i'll just sit here in my knowledge that i'm ahead of my time.

[@E.E.Wilson]

Uh, like they think it causes no damage to the ecosystem, total bs it causes worse stress and animals look at the machine and cam like, wtf, she pretends to help the ocean. Here is a tip, I live in a state that doesn't touch the ocean, move away from the water if you claim to love the ocean.

[@strayiggytv]

The mola mola begs to differ. I bet they could eat that bad boy and not even blink

[@E.E.Wilson]

fricken burn swimemming with

[@saviodev777]

wow

[@bruce5579]

Thanks for the video and the guilt trip.

[@sentientmoths9452]

:O

[@williamtomkiel8215]

tell us how you will re-freeze icecaps, glaciers and permafrost. preaching about plastic is not going to save mankind from extinction o/w great sea stuff . .

[@andynorton4854]

please stick to the description of the animals, i don't appreciate being preached as a problem for existing

[@Marine_Veteran_Vegan_Gamer]

Then exist without being a nuisance to the rest of us. You're not the center of the world.

[@andynorton4854]

@@Marine_Veteran_Vegan_Gamer - As if you are less of a burden to the planet than i am, You hypocrite, your type are fast becoming the enemy.

[@Ray-he9bx]

@andynorton4854 the enemy? That’s so wierd. If they take any of the steps suggested they are helping make themselves less of a burden on the planet. That’s what a carbon footprint is. It’s all relative. Really bizarre, hate filled, selfish mood to “care” enough about the natural world to watch a video and then resent being even briefly, politely told by the people studying the animal and its ecosystem how to help protect and preserve it if you want??? That just more science at the end?? Even if you don’t like it.

[@andynorton4854]

@@Ray-he9bx i had to read through this reply a number of times in an attempt to understand what your point, It seems you're conjecture that I should be judged as hate filled, bizarre and selfish from you're clearly steadfast position of moral purity. I apologise profusely for harming your perfect eyes with my terrible, carbon fuelled comments.

[@nimbusco8956]

If humans keep it up, there won’t be nearly as many ocean animals to describe. If you weren’t aware, MBARI has been involved in oceanic conservation efforts for decades, including publishing lists of sustainably harvested seafoods. I didn’t hear anything calling your personal existence a problem. You are conflating a statement about well-documented global human impacts with a personal attack. The contribution of any individual person to global problems is minuscule, but the sum of all contributions is significant. Part of their mission is to understand the changing ocean, and the statements in this video describe factors that are human caused and are changing the ocean. Read the book “Catastrophe Ethics” if you are actually interested in the distinction between individual ethical reasoning and public policies (I assume you are interested in more than stirring up commenters on KZbin).

[@uppityglivestockian]

"And climate change" geez give it a rest. I've lived through so many versions of "we're all gonna dye" that now it's just scam noise. Otherwise, cool info.

[@strayiggytv]

What a dumb comment

[@alyfitz86]

Geez, maybe give denying climate change a rest and go look up what homophones are. Otherwise, cool attempt.

[@strayiggytv]

Also what were the other ones? We took action with the hole in the ozone layer and in bee extinction which we also took action on.

[@strayiggytv]

@@alyfitz86 maybe they climbed into a big vat of rit clothing dye and that's what's wrong with them lol

[@uppityglivestockian]

testing 123 Take 2: +strayiggytv, you replied __"Also what were the other ones? We took action with the hole in the ozone layer and in bee extinction which we also took action on."__ Acid rain (that came and went), global cooling (quickly proven to be not true), global warming (ditto, thus the more all purpose "climate change"), ozone inspired govt actions against freon and hair spray propellants (evidence of the efficacy of which is arguable at best), the population bomb (yeah, we took action, by slowing replacement birth rates so hard that the US and Japan are below replacement rates, making Ehrlich the chief architect of mankind's near self-genocide). Said "action" does not come without mistakes or costs. Too many humans think they're gods who can simply think a solution up, implement it, and problem solved. The Law of Unintended Consequences never gets their full attention, so they walk away thinking __they__ fixed it and __they__ did it perfectly. It doesn't have to keep happening generation after generation, and yet, it still does. And, we're __still__ all gonna DYE **anyway.** +uppity

[@jansenart0]

2:25 Yo, what the hell is that?! It starts off all " D " and then goes " ========O "