To celebrate Earth Day, relax with these stunning deep-sea landscapes

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

For those who are wondering, if you hover over the timestamps on the video, it tells you what they are, where they are, and how deep the location is. 🙂

[@grahamrankin4725]

Thanks

[@lyudmylaluciani]

Спасибо большое. Так страшно там.🇷🇺

[@complimentary_voucher]

You're looking at old lava flows, the blobby ones are pillow lava, formed by instant cooling against water, and the stacked curve-and-pillar forms are probably the remains of lava tunnels that have collapsed and become partial. This is a really geologically active area.

[@SimonSenaviev]

Do we know how old those formations are? They seem pretty well preserved to he that old but I just can't hold myself from smiling over the thought of those being millions, maybe billions of years old and just remain in all that glory

[@MBARIvideo]

These are different locations and eruptions, but many of them are relatively new. For example, there was an eruption that occurred in 2015 at Axial Seamount on the Juan de Fuca Ridge that our researchers studied.

[@crinoidthyroid]

How beautiful ❤ I just love the shots where we see all sorts of animals swimming and wriggling and sitting on the rocks.

[@mariaq8087]

Watching this, and just how magnificent and beautiful it is, makes me happy us humans are not able to just "go visit" as we can destinations on land.

[@behnamzadeh1936]

Best of the best very unbliveble seein in life time.perfect music thanks

[@zlatkodurmis8458]

Beautifull! Great to get real vision of lava flow made structures at the bottom.

[@nicholasslide6788]

Wanted to dive there, then i saw the depths neatly summarized in the descriptions.. Great work!! ❤

[@ourcommonancestry6025]

I wish you had a multi hour camera live Fred

[@alwayscurious599]

Thank you for your videos. Just breath taking ❤

[@MadMatt13]

Mesmerizing!

[@JohnHausser]

Awesome 🪸 Cheers from San Diego California

[@boomchannel3291]

Thank you so much❤❤❤

[@barbaraloiselle8448]

WOW! Thank you

[@Life_42]

I want to live down there; 7,000 feet or deeper.

[@ironyelegy]

Simply the best

[@Zenitvk]

Awesome.

[@Yu_4gg4]

It's so cool

[@maosung5219]

🌼🌺🌻🌸🌺🌻🌷🌼🌺🌸🌼🌻🌺🌸🌻🌷🌺😍😍

[@june_flower]

looks great

[@vickiferko23]

Wicked !❤

[@burt3498]

Awesome, wish someone was speaking to what I was looking at. Facts are fun 🙂

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

If you hover over the timestamps on the video, it tells you what they are and how deep the location is. 🙂

[@Suzz60947]

The video description contains a lot of facts 😊

[@burt3498]

@@Suzz60947 Watching and listening to what I am seeing is the lazy brain way to capture reality 🙂@Ellary Rose also 🙂

[@Prince7G]

What is the size of this 4:19. I mean scale comparison to daily objects

[@georgechan9258]

What is the long organism in the bottom left at 4:44?

[@MBARIvideo]

The thing sitting atop the lava pillar could be a stalked sponge or sea pen. It's hard to tell since it's out of focus. The white thing out of focus in the background behind the pillar is a sea cucumber!

[@georgechan9258]

​@MBARI (Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute) thank you, I didn't realise sea cucumbers lived that far down!

[@phonotical]

Ropey part looked like old fossil cactuses 🤣

[@ElenivonMondlichtApsouneli]

εμφανώς κάπως έτσι δημιουργουνται τα επόμενα νησιά και η ξηρά που σιγά σιγα ανεβαινει στην επιφάνεια και άλλα μέρη της ξηράς βυθίζονται και αυτα των βαθών αναδύονται

[@анатолийновиков-ж8д]

Всё на Свете вещество/ Эмоционально сказано/ ВНЕ СОЗНАНИЯ/оно/ Есть ли/не доказано ?!//

[@om3g4z3r0]

Earth day ? more like idgaf day, am i right fellas... give me five

[@travelingwithvanessa]

Creepy! This is why you can't pay me to go into the ocean. Nope!😁😅

[@npcx-mq6cr]

this looks faniliar . . . Okeanos?

[@Stroopwaffe1]

Is it just me or at some points in this video there seems to be lots and lots of little squid ?

[@hino000]

🩵💙💚

[@pintomaster64]

I had no idea that lava could be so deadly and beautiful at the same time making these beautiful landscapes.

[@murielvaillancourt3855]

The landscape seems to be a mighty amount of fossilized feces from diplodocus. 😂