The Ocean is Way Deeper Than You Think reaction

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

I'll never forget the documentary called the blue planet when some deep sea divers took a polystyrene cup down to the Mariana trench using a remote control sub, the water pressure crushed the cup to 1/10th of it's original size, when they brought it to the surface it was a tiny little cup that could barely fit on your fingertip.

[@JasonRogue]

It's wild that we can chart out the stars, planets and galaxy in space, but can't even make a map of the ocean. The ocean is so foreign for us, yet space is part of our land.

[@wizzrobotix2379]

Ikr. It's like mankind is always aiming for distant goals, while paying less attention to what we got in close proximity. ^^

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Because everyone has access to the sky. But not everyone has access to the oceans 🤗🙂

[@ArturZmienko]

@@wizzrobotix2379 no it is not that its just that space is pretty empty and easy to map navigate trough ( if you have ships to do it) but under the sea especially on deeps more then 5km/3.1mi pressure is so high we just cant accurately map it, and ironically exploring space is significantly cheaper then exploring oceans

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Well the majority of the ocean is uninhabited, so why would we explore ocean with nothing interesting?

[@TheRedStateBlue]

@@wizzrobotix2379 nobody is paying less attention to the oceans... but technology can only do so much when you're talking about tons of pressure per square inch of space on a deep sea probe.

[@allovett6246]

The next time you look up in the sky and see an airliner at cruising altitude, now imagine the airliner as a cargo ship on the ocean surface. Humans are bottom dwellers in an ocean of air.

[@mrperfectcell1350]

I watched this video a few years ago, and at the time, I thought that the Hadal Zone was just a name given by the creators of the video to make it sound cool and it wasn't actually called the Hadal Zone. But only like a week ago, I was looking up why so many deep sea creatures evolve to grow into giants and I realized that the Hadal Zone is actually a real, scientifically given name. It actually exists. That's just so cool. Imagine: there's a place in the earth that is so deep that it is actually named after the God who Rules Hell. That and the fact that such a small portion has actually been accurately mapped is very interesting. There might be huge mysteries hidden deep within that humanity has no clue about. Great video btw

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Love videos like these that spark such imagination and fun comments 😀

[@BJGvideos]

Though Hades and Hell are very different places

[@mageeaaron2624]

I love this video! It's fascinating because when you think we've discovered everything in this universe, there's still so much we don't know! Hope you two like this! 🙏🏽💪👏

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Yeah. We are exploring the universe to learn more when there is so much to even explore on our own planet 😯

[@theinsightfulvisionary0197]

That's true!!! but you know the Bible says, "In God's hands are the deep places of the earth!!!"

[@cosmicdraco7041]

The ocean is truly amazing and cool. Incredible video. Keep being awesome

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🤗

[@dspl1991]

For reference, that "crazy evil squid" guy at the end was probably supposed to be Cthulhu lmao 😂

[@Drako2k0]

7:15 Not just any crazy evil squid, but C'thulu himself!!

[@x-zaga4678]

Technically we have mapped about 20-25% of the ocean floor now, but still screw the ocean.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂

[@HCrowther]

The hadal zone sounds scarier than then scary zone.

[@mageeaaron2624]

3:08 This is where the craziness begins

[@StefanVeenstra]

Even if all the ocean floor is accurately mapped, there's still millions, if not billions, of km3 volume that remains shrouded in permanent darkness.

[@bluebladestudios44]

Real life lore makes some amazing videos you need to watch more

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Impressed with their first video we’ve seen of theirs 😀🤩

[@youngprince7820]

Amazing video. I loved the community!

[@jeremystevens6640]

Me 2

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

And we love having you both in the community 🥳🥳🙂🤗

[@GirlofCulture]

Through the creatures that were discovered in the 60's to 90's for the first time in 2000 meters and more... most horror movie creatures were created. So also the Xenomorphs from Alien 1979. Enjoy times the horror, Gory, Comedy Movie... Deep Rising from Stephan Summers (The Mummy 1999) Or one of my favorites from the "Sea/Monster Horror" section The Beast (Giant Squid) (Book Peter Benchley) JAWS, but this movie is even better I think, because it parallels another great movie. Namely "Orca the Killewhale" from 1977 A revenge story. The revenge of an orca whale. The reality is of course completely different. In science, you can never rule anything out. "We can't prove that something doesn't exist. We can only prove that it exists" - Jaques Costeau. But the biggest predator you could encounter down there would be a Somniosus pacificus (Sleep or Greenland/Thorn sharks) 4-7 meters long. Sperm whales, squids, or even a sixgill shark. 3-6 meters long. Because the bigger the predator, the bigger or richer the food has to be down there to supply such a big body with energy.

[@deylloalyxx1494]

always enjoy watching your videos , congrats on 30k! here is to 30 more

[@ahedjehad8514]

that wasn't an "evil squid". that is an artistic depiction of H.G.Well's most infamous eldritch abomination called Cthulhu. :) it's said to have powers way beyond mortal comprehension and it's also said that it's almost impossible to correctly pronounce his name, i think.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Especially when we try to pronounce it 😂

[@SpenceJS87]

Think you mixed the author up with H.P Lovecraft. H.G Wells was War of the Worlds.

[@ahedjehad8514]

@@SpenceJS87 oh yeah. thanks for correcting me. :)

[@CassieJo]

I'm glad you mentioned Subnautica in this reaction, because in that game, the max depth you can get to--after you upgrade all of your stuff, that is--is around a 1,000+ meters and you go past all kinds of crazy environments, creatures, and pressures that a normal un-upgraded submarine would be CRUSHED at. So, if that only goes past 1,000 meters I think maybe 1,200 meters or so...something like that, it's been a while...then hearing that Earth's oceans are ten times deeper than that! Well, you're bound to find all those fantastical lands only written about in either H.P. Lovecraft or even Plato's Atlantis, the lost lands that have sunken beneath the waves. I'm personally waiting for the City of R'lyeh where Cthulhu sleeps, myself. I think it's in the South Pacific somewhere. But, not anywhere near islands. No, no, no. I'm talking about the area of the ocean that's smack dab in the middle between New Zealand and Chile and north of Antarctica. That big open area where there's NOTHING on the surface. People need to go out there and start looking for stuff underwater. It would be exciting!

[@FanEAW]

need more videos like this :) theres a few out there like: 5 "Impossible" Things That Can Happen On Other Planets what every country is best/worst at and plenty more from RLL, Theres Kurzgesagt as well that has alot of good videos :)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍😀

[@kingtonsiljockey528]

Oh thank God your video got recommended! Last video ended up pissing me off 😒 lol great reaction as usual, you two 🍻

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗😊

[@eej9273]

It is crazy that we can hear about things light years away, get to the moon, create all sorts of technology, yet we don't even know everything about the water that surrounds us. The deepest point we know is I think about 7 miles down, could be farther down, and you think that is a lot but then you wonder what if there are planets elsewhere in the universe or in other universes and they have oceans where the deepest point is like a hundred thousand miles or something.

[@pierrelewis6819]

Towards the end of the video, I like that they hinted at Cthulhu and it will never be in a death battle, all because, there is no equal equivalent, not even gojira nor King Kong, both of them combined, have no chance, Cthulhu, will swipe them like a fly.

[@wizzrobotix2379]

Remember reading somewhere long ago, that it's crazy how much man is eager to learn more about the ocean of stars, namely the universe, while we know a lot less about our own planet's ocean. ^_^ Like this well-done short documentary vid says, there is still more to see down there. Were it not for thalassophobia, I would try scuba-diving to see some of the reach'able wonders self. Who knows..... maybe there is even a Meg in the dark unexplored abyss. :D

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It’s because the exploring of the world was mainly for survival and wealth. So we look to the stars now to see if we can settle somewhere out there and expand the human empire. There is no money in exploring the sea 🤑😉

[@AssassinRyuu]

Now you need to watch a video on the deep scattering layer in the ocean

[@mightymanatee5342]

That channel also has a video featuring planets that exist with weather that is impossible on earth. You might find that interesting.

[@jeremystevens6640]

I hope they watch that video 🙏

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the vid rec 🙂

[@jome2284]

Just to put how minuscule and insignificant our exploration of the ocean depth is into perspective, we've explored more of space than we have the ocean depths. We have better, detailed maps of Mars' and our moon's surface than we have for the bottom of the ocean. We've sent 24 people to the moon, half of which walked on it, whereas only 3 people have reached the deepest known depth on Earth at 10,935 meters.

[@mr.k2202]

My thalassophobia and submechanophobia is acting up right now.

[@jeremystevens6640]

Same 😢😭

[@poslednisoud]

Imagine whole civilization living there, looking up and dreaming about one day technology being advanced enough for them to find out what's in those low pressure areas.

[@beazrich2.017]

3:13 ACTUALLY the light visibility is already DARK at just 200 meters (650ft deep). The Mesopelagic zone aka Twilight zone, is where only 1% of sunlight reaches you, rest is absorbed by water molecules. It’s just that 1,000 meters (3,300 ft deep) is where there is not sunlight AT ALL. Reasons why the ocean itself is scary and why I have thalassophobia. 1. CURRENTS! some currents can also swallow you deeper and can be going in a vertical path especially if you’re NEAR a drop off (A continental shelf, or an insular shelf). 2. We don’t even know what creatures are really down there in the deepest depths of the ocean. 3. The ocean is just MASSIVE in size and incredibly deep compared to you. 4. Not seeing anything below you but pitch black abyss and being scared that some creature is watching you below. 5. It’s just so empty like a void

[@Chefboyardeeeeee]

Love this KZbin channel❤️

[@saltii5899]

i absolutely loved this video, thank you for your reaction

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Our pleasure 🥳🥳😀

[@MrAchsas]

for reference one meter is about as far as a big step

[@dezslock8974]

We know our Solar system better than we know our ocean

[@changsangma1915]

The ocean is quite a separate realm in itself, mostly cause humans as surface dwellers do not have the capability to descend deeper than the technology would allow for. Liquid water is an element thats far denser than air....hence physics of movement also becomes distorted, everything could only move in slo-mo factor. Any deeper and it becomes denser and pressurized by gravity. Still the very bottom could be in liquid state or who knows what...a hypothetical semi viscous like fluid resulting of extreme gravity and pressure environment. The depths of such world would be a very fascinating place & the possibilities it hides within.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯🤔 lots to ponder when it comes to the wonders of the ocean

[@arkauthor]

This is why I stay on land.

[@yxaquaz]

omg i love your reaction

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Glad you enjoyed it, Michael 🙂

[@anssiikonen5847]

Underwater movie has scary sea monsters in the challenger deep. Avegare movie, but quite different premice.

[@TerrelleCheers1]

Challenger deep aka. NO MAN'S LAND

[@HelenysTargaryen]

Yeah,Now i'm scared of the ocean deeps-

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Sorry 😬🤗

[@mageeaaron2624]

7:11 Davy Jones 👀

[@merowinger4802]

Next year there will be a series called "The Swarm". It's based on a book from the german author Frank Schätzing and easy one of my favorite reads of all time. I hope since its a series there is less left out things then making it into a movie. The short overview: We are on earth and resources are low, so the next big thing to harvest would be Helium 3. The gas is found in the deeper parts of the ocean since the water pressure solidifies it into ice blocks or presses it into stone. Now imagine nature is not realy ok with what we humans do and found a way to actualy fight back use maritime lifeforms as weapons. The trailer doesnt give to much of a feeling kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXKmXn2Xj7d5qq8 But to descripe the one scene thats hinted at: There are whale watching tours around canada and you are a tourist joining them. Everthing is fine, whales show up, people make pictures and videos and whales jump out of the water making for some spectacular shots. Now the problem here is the very same whale is not only jumping out the water but jump on your boat to drown it. Thats just the start of the story. Hopefully a good series to watch.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the series recommendation 🙂

[@71jdanziger]

ok. 5% down 95% to go. Atlantis, you're hidden days are numbered!

[@allenchang6185]

I wonder how fish and other marine lives survive in deep ocean when the pressure is like having planes on top of human? they either are superman tough or their physiology just totally different from land creatures so cant compare pressure like that

[@kingt-rex320]

You should react to strangest sounds in the ocean?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Can add it to our request list 😅

[@johannamantyala7330]

The channel Solar Sands has a great video on Thalassophobia (the fear of the deep ocean)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation 🙂

[@SuperLonewolf25]

Its odd but the ocean doesnt scare me... it intregres me. The possibilities that lay in the water is amazing. Just like outerspace i love the ocean. I guess i love the unknown.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

You’re an explorer at heart 😀

[@SuperLonewolf25]

I blame me watching alot of science and travel channels alot after i graduated high school

[@KrK-EST]

Funny is yhat i knew it before i even went to school xD

[@lexituller6988]

Watch the fall of 76 by enternet historian it has several million views and or watch that 3 min Star wars fan film jakku first wave...its incredibly well acted also here's a cheeseburger 🍔

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😋

[@qwertycrusader2740]

I have no clue if you guys like the Rock genre but I would recommend watching some of the music videos made by Sabaton.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We heard it’s history music that rocks 😎🤟

[@qwertycrusader2740]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 precisely

[@SentaiYamaneko]

Black dragonfish are another species with weird sexual dimorphism. The females are about 16 inches long, while the males are only 2. The one in the video was a female; males don't have the chin barbal or the big fangs.

[@jaysquickclips5418]

Crazy sea monsters fish no thanks 😱🤯

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha, fair enough 🤗

[@jeremystevens6640]

I am writing this to help out ken and Bethany and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🤗🙂😀

[@Xanderandkwonfan101]

Cobra Kai trailer is out

[@brandonkoranda9781]

React to Internet Historian. He has a bunch of great videos. The Cost of Concordia is one of his best.

[@johanstenfelt1206]

1997, my birth Year.

[@andebrown3800]

Great Reaction guys. I forgot to mention, you guys should toats react to the Harley Quinn tv series. You’d guys would fall in love with the show ❤️💞

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s on our list to check out but we have a lot of shows like that 😅

[@calebgoodman3028]

Honestly I believe the ocean should be explored more. We know space more than our own oceans. Only about 5% if I remember correctly. Yes it’s terrifying but imagine what could be found there. A cure for cancer maybe?

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Once someone finds something like that. Something that can make money or be a way to help life the ocean will be explored more. Need money for research and the best way to get it is the promise of more money from the research 🤑

[@Vivi-te5qj]

I bet there's vibrainium down there.

[@Fazbearingtonthe3rd]

I heard Captain america is down there too

[@GirlofCulture]

I heard that all the good plots and scripts that Hollywood has killed are buried there.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Haha, and Namor 😏

[@GirlofCulture]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2 Who? Ah.. that first Aqua Man

[@Orionuki]

Fun fact the deepest living fish is a snail fish which is like a giant tadpole. And no megalodon and mermaids do not live in the deepest part of the ocean nor do any what we think is monsters live down there because of how barren and void of life it is.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for sharing that fun fact 😀

[@theonewhoismany8072]

That 5% is no longer accurate. By present day we have mapped 20% of the ocean actually.

[@DarkDragonCdn]

So wow love the video and I can not fathom (bad joke, but I will go with it) a fear of the sea. Most of my name sakes we're all in the Royal Navy. So for myself and all who came before me the sea is home. Unlike most of them I was born at sea. I just do not get it. So you both have a great bat and STAY SAFE.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

It’s like people being afraid of dogs when we know how loving they are 🐶 🥰🤗

[@DarkDragonCdn]

So another thing I do not get, grow up with both a dog (German Shepherd) and an army of cats (12 in total Siamese the army and one Maine Coon - Puss In Boots). How can anyone be afraid of dogs, must dogs just want to be loved, unless someone trains them to be mean. So have a great day and STAY SAFE.

[@johanstenfelt1206]

Have you watched Arcane: Bridging the Rift yet?

[@debX14]

Godzilla will be there

[@captaindelta43]

Just saying more than 80% of world ocean is still not explored ..... Btw some say (scientist and marine engineers and co ) exploration of deep water bodies example ocean and others is more if not as same as difficulty in exploration as space Been watching your channel as a sub for as long as 2+years (old channel which is now games one )

[@jome2284]

Honestly space exploration is way more easier than exploring the ocean deep. Heck we're already just a couple decades away from reaching Mars and establishing a planned colony, meanwhile we're still nowhere near close to exploring at least 50% of the ocean deep. We'd probably have a colony on Mars started and at thay point we'd still have only barely explored probably 30-40% of the ocean deep.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for being a part of the community for so long 🙂🤗🥳

[@gandalainsley6467]

You know what is deeper than the ocean? the Deep . Thank you for coming to my comedy special , population: me.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😂🤗

[@melissacooley7345]

HOLLY CRAP

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Right? 😨

[@tahayassine7891]

You do amazing videos and i respect you and I'm always watching you , but I have annoyance when you drunk alcohol I don't feel better, because we watching with my children and family, please don't that again

[@silenthillresident]

Congratulations!!! 😄😁, I would like to recommend some reactions from Mr. Nightmare videos o ti blameittogorge, Specially for the month of October they will make a great reaction material 😇

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the channel rec 🙂

[@Mr_Tuna69]

Congrats on 30.k. As a not so wise man said “You guys are the real heroes.”

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😊🤗

[@user-cu3jk6qx5w]

I will always be afraid of the ocean no matter what. The thought that i could look down and not know what terryfing creatures lay below me is just an instant nope for me. Although i really like learning about the ocean and its really beautiful but from a safe distance :D

[@wizzrobotix2379]

Got the same fear. Even whales, who are not agressive towards humans, would freak me out if it surfaced next to me and/or came from below. It's sizes that triggers my thal.phobia; the thought of ending up inside a whale's mount, even tho they cannot actually swallow you, when it ascends to devour krill, is sooo scary. But it's good to have the sea. :) We need it, and it is beautiful to behold.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Safe distance learning 🤓🙂

[@theinsightfulvisionary0197]

It sure is!!! This is fascinating!!!

[@GirlofCulture]

I used to dive too with my family back in the days, record was 28 meters (coast of Mexico, Gibralta, Island of Lesbos.. saw riffsharks and giant stingrays and barracudas. "People think they rule the world...but just a few meters below sea ..all their power is coming to an end.." Captain Nemo (classic Disney movie 1954)

[@wizzrobotix2379]

First have to say: your nick suits so utterly this vid they watched. :) Sounds like you done some cool underwater sightings. Have you also swam alongside a whale shark? They kind of freak me out when opening their big mounth, but they say it's a more peaceful art of the species.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Nice! We need to get scuba certified. We should’ve done it before our honeymoon as one couple showed us their scuba trip and it was amazing what they saw 🤩

[@GirlofCulture]

@@wizzrobotix2379 No never catch that beauty, but i know people who did. This is really amating.. but it could be dangerous .. because it seems they get very curious about the bubbles you make by breathing. So a 35ft shark..getting to close..and rule #1 is.. never panic underwater.

[@raduniste6370]

Can u react please to life beyond 2 made by the same guy that made time lapse of the future it's one of his best work and will blow it mind

[@BaoZakeruga]

i'm such a nerd for stuff like this. The earth is a fascinating place.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🙂

[@starshifter]

I'll stay on the beaches thank you very much!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😜

[@artistanthony1007]

You guys should give Drain The Ocean a watch, puts things into perspective.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😯 nice rec 🙂

[@seancstew]

Want to hear a really REALLY cool number..... The difference between the top of Everest and the bottom of the Challenger Deep is only a little over 12 miles. Which, is less than a half marathon.

[@suntzu8168]

Going 4000+ meters be like: entering ecological dead zone, adding report to databank

[@devinjones1337]

The technical term for "fear of the ocean depths" is "common sense".

[@Jart727]

Pamela Anderson's trench is still deeper than all of that.

[@vpuik]

What you'd find at the bottom? Cthulhu!

[@Caldera01]

Could add YarnHub documentary videos to the list. They have so many fascinating documentary videos with their own unique animated style. One of my favorites has to be about the Night Witches, or the Meth Fueled Finn.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

😎👍🙂

[@pierrelewis6819]

Wow, I didn't know any of this.

[@ErikGrimms]

I think it's called thalassophobia

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

That’s the word 🙂

[@xuk_ikylezz2874]

You should also react to 5 impossible things that can happen on other planets. Its so cool

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for the recommendation 🙂

[@christopherfranklin9838]

Have you seen the movie called The Meg is about a mission to explore what could be the deepest section of the Mariana Trench, concealed by a thermocline of hydrogen sulfide where they release a Megalodon shark

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Don’t think we’ve seen that one 🤔

[@LynxLord1991]

Yes fantastic I have been waiting for this

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

🥳🥳

[@corryjamieson3909]

Speaking of terrifying sea creatures, You should check out UberDanger's game review of Terraria. It's got a lot of Cthulu/Lovecraft inspired visuals.

[@IcyTwat.1]

Can you guy react to the Fortnite collision event

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

We will 🙂

[@justinwalker2838]

You guys should check out our planet, it's a Netflix special about nature.They cover land and sea even city life for animals. Most of them have been removed for some time but some of them are on KZbin. If you guys are into nature you can check them out..well what you can find anyway also thanks for sharing 👍

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitive2]

Thanks for letting us know about the Netflix show 🙂