The Fascinating World of Cnidarians

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THAT WAS SUBNAUTICA MUSIC. ITS PERFECT

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Yes it was!!!!! 😂 I’m so pleased someone recognised it, I figured it’d go hand in hand with a film about creatures that look like they’re straight out of 4546B

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I completely agree it added so very much to this amazing video!!

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I am studying to become a Marine Biologist, and I exclusively study Cnidarians (primarily Corals and Anemones). Thank you so much for creating this magnificent and breathtaking masterpiece! You have created one of the most outstanding and informational channels on this whole platform. There’s almost nowhere you could see this amount of biodiversity in one video about Cnidarians ANYWHERE on the internet. Good job and please continue doing what you do! Human beings need to learn and appreciate these little known organisms as much as we possibly can, they are one of (if not the most) important phylums in the whole entire Ocean. And have been for over 500 million years.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so lovely of you, thank you for watching and taking the time to leave such a motivating comment. I begin my own Marine Bio studies this September and can’t wait to start, how are your studies going? Cnidarians are some of the most biologically bewildering organisms on Earth, it must feel like you’re studying alien life half the time considering how their anatomies, behaviours and physiologies are unlike those of any other organisms!

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I never realised corals and and jellyfish fit under the same category, they look so different at first glance

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Corals don’t even look like animals

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Thats what they want you to think

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@@thelordnaevis4946 Yeah. The coral reefs are actually the leftover bodies of the coral, I think...the coral is the colorful stuff on them.

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I think they just never left the polyp stage.

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I appreciate that these are just facts without mentioning current world issues, that are ultimately depressing. Learning about the world's creatures and geography in itself is so fascinating and provides a great escape from my day to day reality.

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you!! Funnily enough, I have my first A-level exam today. If I get good in these, I’m off to study marine biology in September 😁 really appreciate your kind words my friend!

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

@Francesca Troiani Aw that’s really sweet of you, thank you for being so supportive! I can’t wait to begin my studies 😊 Best of luck to you too with your Biology course! And welcome to the channel.

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Leo, I’m simply amazed. Every time you upload a video I’m overwhelmed with incredible editing, a wonderful atmosphere, and an amazing narrator who I know puts absurd amounts of effort into weekly videos for free. I saw in another comment that you had an A-level exam, and I sincerely hope you did well because the world needs more marine biologists and you are an amazing candidate to be one. I wish you only the best in life because everyone here knows you deserve it.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

That’s so lovely, thank you for always being so kind and supportive, it means the world to me! I’ve now done 6 A-level exams out of 9 so far, and I think they went well. I’m so eager to start studying marine biology and to share that journey with you, and I wish you all the best in life too! It’s comments like yours that keep me going and make me excited to work on new videos!!

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[@worstcaseontario5113]

Such a great video! I’ve always been fascinated by cnidarians in particular. They seem so other-worldly yet so simple. Beautiful creatures.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thanks! And I couldn’t agree more - for creatures so anatomically simple, their ecological niches are remarkably complex, and they look so alien

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[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much!! That’s an incredibly motivating comparison, I love B1M. Welcome to my channel :)

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this is currently my favorite channel. i’m an art student but looking at all these different marine life forms is strangely calming and inspiring. thank you for the high value and i look forward to your future endeavors!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw thank you so much!! I hope your art studies go well :)

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I love how much teamwork and trust that other sea life has with Cnidarians. It's so incredible to see. Thank you for this video!

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[@goosenotmaverick1156]

So a correction, it's not an immunity the clownfish has. It actually builds up an amount of the toxins and such the anemones emit, into the natural slime coat that all fish have, and the anemone no longer recognizes it as a fish and things it's just part of itself. They can't just go around to any old anemone

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This was brilliant! So interesting; brilliantly narrated and shot. Thanks!

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your videos are NOT LONG ENOUGH i could sit and watch this stuff for literal days, tell me about cnidarians in the benthic zone, or how they evolved or detail cool species that warrant their own section, please i dont care what you talk about i just demand more, subscribed.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Aw thanks so much!! I’ma just leave the full series link here, there are many more to come 😉 kzbin.info/aero/PLKzq2xKdfIot0rJTxkzPG7srMQm0sSeIG

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More like Sr. Attenborough and BBC-Earth..:) This is by far my favorite channel of this kind! :)

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This is so far the best video of cnidarians I've ever seen! Amazing!!! Congratulations for your work!!!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much Igor!!! That really means a lot :)

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Thank you, that’s so lovely of you!! I love making them so it’s awesome to know you enjoyed it :) there are many more yet to come!

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My lectures are often a bit full on with a lot of details about the phylum we’re studying, but this honestly helped me ease into learning about cnidarians before my lectures bombarded me with information. A lot less confusing and a lot more understanding. Thanks a bunch!

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I hope it went well, and I’m glad the video was a nice break for you! I just sat a chemistry exam 😳😳 biology next! What about you?

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Thank you so much, I love organising and planning the videos, I have a desire to make everything neat for some reason 😂 really appreciate the kind feedback

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Just got to watch this.. But man your content is so amazing, I can tell the channel's gonna blow up! Cnidarians are bloody fascinating.. And bloody difficult to track their evolution, because of all the cnidarians that exist, _only_ corrals fossilise easily and are rather common in the geological record. Everything else is all soft, so their fossils are really rare - so it's really tricky to figure out how cnidarians came to be, and how they became so diverse! Thanks so much for this great vid, the part about the Portuguese Man o' War was especially wonderful :D

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Thank you so much Christian!!! I was hoping you’d comment with some fascinating facts about the cnidarian fossil record, and indeed you have. I was very curious about what we know of their evolutionary history, and it makes sense to hear that we can uncover very little about it - are there any fossilised medusae at all? Do they leave imprints in the way skin or feathers has been known to? Or are they altogether absent from the fossil record? If so, are they able to answer any questions about their evolutionary history from looking at DNA?

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Hi Christian, I saw a comment notification from you but I think KZbin thought it’s spam as it’s disappeared. If you tried to send links, this can sometimes happen, but a clever way to bypass it is to type the comment without links, post it, then go back click edit and add them in. I’m so sorry if this means you lost all that you’d typed - I’d love to see it. Bloody KZbin and its poorly designed over-automated algorithms!

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

It happened again!! You’re even on my Channel’s ‘always approve’ list so this shouldn’t be happening! I’m so sorry this keeps happening

[@christianv-h3278]

@@NaturalWorldFacts No idea why it keeps happening! Didn't even notice that my comments were getting deleted. Seems like KZbin's been acting up quite a bit... For some reason the bypass you suggested doesn't work, but I'll keep trying to get the links. If worst comes to the worst I'll just tell you what to write in the google searchbar to get the papers! :) Well anyway, what I was saying is that yeah, anemones and jellyfish are very rare in the fossil record. Mostly because they're basically watery blobs, which makes it very difficult to fossilise! But it does happen that soft cnidaria can get preserved, in really exceptional circumstances. And you're absolutely right, DNA and other molecular techniques are often used to piece together the evolutionary history of these fascinating creatures.

[@NaturalWorldFacts]

Ah that’s a shame, sorry about that. KZbin is too automated these days, but I’m glad I got to read your response! It’s such a fascinating thought to ponder on the evolutionary history of a creature so elusive in the fossil record. I’d be very interested to hear more about the circumstances where soft bodied cnidaria do fossilise! What are the conditions and processes that allow such a rare event to occur?

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Cheers :) LEMMiNO is a KZbin God!

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Thanks Claude! 😁

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I've just had my lecture about cnidarians in class and I want to thank the video for providing all that increadible footage. The narration and music are beautifully done.

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Thank you so much! That’s so awesome to hear, especially considering I started this as just a hobby. I really appreciate your support :) Also, cheers, finding and editing to music is my fave part of editing!!

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much funkier music in this video than in others! less peaceful, but also probably more appropriate for shorter videos. LOVE this channel

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Thank you so much Elizabeth!!

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Thanks so much :D No worries whatsoever! I put these vids out there to be enjoyed if and when you want, so no need to apologise if you’re not always here. Still, it’s lovely to hear from you again!

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Thanks Sena 😁 really glad you enjoyed!!

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