Unidentified Sea Monster Remains Examined

In this video, we return to the ocean and discuss/examine several mysterious unidentified corpses of strange sea monster-like creatures (called Globsters) and try to identify them to see if they belonged to undiscovered animals or are merely known animals that have been mistaken. Hope you enjoy and learn something new in this new installment of cryptid profile! Sorry if this video is a little graphic.
Previous Globster videos:
Part 1: • 4 Sea Monster Carcasse...
Part 2: • 3 More Sea Monster Car...
Mysterious blob from South Africa original forum post:
www.tonmo.com/...

[@iriscorporation5447]

Beluga: *decomposes* Some guy: "This is SCP-682. A immortal creature that can adapt to being erased from existence."

[@obliviongigan6360]

Well, you can eradicate the Scp 682 from existence if you're an all powerful being that can destroy things beyond an atomic level.

[@kaysome85]

I like scp 3008 games

[@GeefVis]

Yeah scp ikea gang

[@josephkrakowski3731]

Lol let's see if the scp can survive a black hole.

[@doomslayer343]

@@josephkrakowski3731 it survived that already

[@jarnokorhonen900]

1:45 diggin' the classic Russian aesthetics, sea monster washed ashore and some older dudes just hanging around, smoking cigs and not even looking that impressed.

[@Kay_213_]

Fookin monster gatah

[@panthera9151]

"Boris, I don't think that was vodka we drank."

[@tostie3110]

I hope a real late-surviving plesiosaur gets misidentified as a basking shark

[@_Only_Zuul]

poke it with sticks and cook if for lunch.

[@anthonyhayes1267]

Russians have mastered the art of not giving a fuck

[@BierBart12]

"SCP is basically a fan-made version of the X-Files" This is the simplest and most accurate description I've ever heard of it

[@pawewysoczanski1884]

A simple description I heard: SCPs are basically horror Pokemons

[@AFloridaSon]

*SCP* is actually set up by the government. They encourage people to upload their _fake_ photos, so they can use coded messages, and share their _real_ photos of creatures to other government agencies. (I don't really believe that, I'm just trying to see how hard it would be to start a new conspiracy theory - lol).

[@Necrotaku999]

@@AFloridaSon how hard? impossible, people who like scp have a modicum of common sense, so conspiracys dont fly in the comunity

[@trollenwaffen2055]

No

[@trollenwaffen2055]

@@pawewysoczanski1884 Good one

[@cocogoat1111]

**Decomposed sea animal washes up** Everyone: Is this a late surviving plesiosaur?

[@artsy8490]

plesiosaurs go brrrrr

[@memomorph5375]

Never approach a decomposing whale carcass, the blubber holds gas in so they explode

[@KJ-tz7vc]

@@memomorph5375 *Here lies Dave, victim of exploding whale blubber*

[@nitroplasma788]

Scp fans: imortal lizard

[@ctrl5274]

Idiots: ThIs is MeGalDoN PfrOoF

[@metrozeegle4985]

Biologist: *Post the picture of an unknown creature on the internet* Writers at the SCP Foundation: It’s free real estate !

[@bobokin5815]

What the fuck is your profile picture?

[@OmegaZillaX]

That profile picture almost looked like my uncle.

[@GeefVis]

The profile picture LOOKS LIKE A SCP LOL

[@spearfanatic6267]

R/scp has what it really is

[@mal0561]

Metroz Eegle yup

[@thejunglekitchen]

The original marine biologist who posted the unidentified one has agreed that it is a female blanket octopus, that was attempting to mimic the look of the bottlenose dolphins in the area. Which to me is just so incredibly cool. The thread on the forum was active until 2019 (started in 2007)- so it certainly was a head scratcher!

[@rhaegartargaryen3162]

Peasants: "dolphin" Intellectuals: "Beaked Whale"

[@Hobolishus123]

Geniuses: "Blue flipper-ed water dog"

[@Satan-nw4lv]

Professors: "Mesoplodon mirus"

[@generalgrievous2202]

Retards: fish

[@m3emoo239]

God: ‘one of my creations’

[@collector8196]

Memers: "Torpedo"

[@korrafey1044]

The floating blob thing could've been a deepsea creature undergone rapid decompression like the blob fish

[@Anan-mr2fz]

@Minecart Good Fortnite Bad XD Lol just stop with the AMOGUS for the love of god

[@eke4146]

It's most likely a Tremoctopus, AKA a Blanket Octopus, probably a mutated one or a different species. If you compare it to photos of the Tremoctopus, it has features that are almost identical to it.

[@pongraczadam828]

I don't think that this is the case here, the creature seams do have a white belly whit dark top, or at least posessing coloration patterns. Sugessting that it lives in depth where light can be still seen. My best guess is, that it is some kind of deformed cuttlefish

[@korrafey1044]

@@pongraczadam828 a very astute scientific analysis. He just wants monster cuddles.

[@abrooker55]

@@eke4146 definitely what it is

[@user-vn8oh5dp3b]

Floating thing looks like an octopus imitating dolphins. It's tentacles are the striped things, coiled near it's body, and it's head is elongated to resemble a dolphin nose. Wouldn't be the weirdest thing we've seen octopi do.

[@Unknown17]

"IT'S" means IT IS. "ITS" is what you meant to use. ITS tentacles.... ITS body.... When you put the apostrophe in, the word becomes a contraction of IT IS.

[@danielled8665]

Unknown, it’s the tentacles belonging to it. Possessive, “it’s” it has, possessive. Sharon’s, belonging to Sharon. It’s, the tentacles belonging to it. Don’t school me in my English; I know what I’m talking about, go sit your ass down.

[@Unknown17]

@@danielled8665 No, you don't know. Does HIS get an apostrophe? No. Does HERS get an apostrophe? NO. Does THEIRS get an apostrophe? NO. Does OURS get an apostrophe? NO. And ITS doesn't get an apostrophe, either! "Sharon" gets an apostrophe because "Sharon" is a noun, and NOUNS show possession by the addition of an apostrophe. But NONE of the possessive PRONOUNS get apostrophes. So you sit YOUR ass down and take your schooling like the ignorant fool that you are!

[@mulberrymuncher4606]

@@snowball9241 Unknown was right though.

[@Unknown17]

@@snowball9241 I noticed that you wrote: "...it's your life after all," with the apostrophe included. This is correct. So you obviously know then, that "it's" DOES mean "it is." So you agree with me that this is a contraction of "it is," and is not a possessive pronoun after all. Well done! So here's an idea: Instead of making a fool of yourself arguing with me, look it up. Further ignorance and stupidity directed towards me by either you or Danielle will not engender any response from me. Have some guts. Look it up. I'm done with you.

[@MegaAwesomeNick]

I Hope one day my decomposing corpse washes up on a beach somewhere and is mis-identified as a plesiosaurus.

[@mattr2238]

MegaAwesomeNick I would prefer to be identified as a mosasaur.

[@mattschultz3748]

Personally, I think some kind of acid covered sea wolf would be cooler.

[@oimdednotbigsuprise]

MegaAwesomeNick are you a basking shark? !

[@ddsnutz2917]

Nah, they'll probably think you're a mermaid

[@leiram8833]

Dynamite Dux Good enough

[@jellyfishsiara6350]

The unanswered globster reminds me of a cuttlefish, just a lil bit

[@user-vn8oh5dp3b]

Same, I figure it's an octopus imitating the dolphins they say are in the area.

[@hayliedlr]

That was my first thought

[@mokimon5079]

I think it could be like a deformed octopus or some other genetic anomaly. Starfish can be square remember

[@awesomeeliam7882]

JellyfishSiara It could be the descarded blanket of a dead blanket octopus.

[@atomicwinter31]

A thicc cuttlefish

[@kitkatboard]

Amateur cryptozoologist : *knows nothing about marine biology* "It I dont recognize it, it has to be a monster."

[@barbarjinx3802]

Suzette C. Ok

[@kitkatboard]

@@barbarjinx3802 ok

[@Judgeangels]

Me an an aspiring/amateur marine biologist Its free real estate

[@Judgeangels]

I dont know what I just said and why i said it probably one of the stupidest things Ive ever said

[@rafastories4649]

@@Judgeangels What was that

[@whatisbestinlife8112]

Disguising itself as a decomposing beluga whale... SCP-682's cunning is impressive. Never let your guard down around 682.

[@shimmerite_ua]

"Around 682 No relax for you"

[@arthurschmidt3104]

It's technically possible, considering 682 can basically turn himself into whatever he wants

[@rexyjp1237]

@@arthurschmidt3104 humans probaly already have shot 682 down

[@gabrielsfilms2086]

@@rexyjp1237 hes surived scp 173 096 and living almost 24/7 in acid

[@deanholderde5959]

It could speak from birth, clearly magically intelligent, which makes sense since it is supposedly the son of a god.

[@MattGodzilla2000]

I apologise for The Cryptid Wiki, I'm an admin and, for some reason, people just add what ever info that want, any pictures they want and sometimes even talk in first person

[@Peregrine369]

You must be quite busy then lol

[@jamestang1227]

sounds like a pretty thankless job

[@TREYtheExplainer]

It's no problem, its what is to be expected

[@hanaerman2882]

Tho, the first scp posts and creatures started on 4chan, if i remember correctly.

[@ilikedooooooodes7963]

Prehistoric Matt why do you keep the Ozark howler on it if it’s a proven fake wouldn’t you only want ones that cryptozoologists believe in?

[@mikehawk4388]

The beluga carcass makes me wonder about all the fossils we have from prehistory. How many of them have melons, humps, lumps, & other skin/muscle/fat distributions that might not be easily detected in bones alone. It's fun to imagine how odd certain animals might look in person compared to what we know! I'm also hyped to find out what that gelatinous creature the scientists saw is. The ocean is one of the biggest frontiers we have for newly discovered species left on earth, so it always makes me excited to see what's out there. Glad to see you back!

[@TREYtheExplainer]

Yeah thats a great point, its always fascinating to think of what is missing once an animal decays and all that is left is bone. Prehistoric animals may look entirely different than what the bones alone show and much of paleontology has evolved over the years because of this. and thanks man! its great to be back ;)

[@JacobKaiju]

I recommend a book called All Yesterdays which actually covers this whole matter.

[@Jotari]

Calling it now, the stubby hands of the T-Rex are just what remains of their tentacle arms.

[@reallivebluescat]

@@JacobKaiju All your yesterdays

[@lukedeakin7124]

@@reallivebluescat like the book?

[@HailKosm]

I'm actually pretty convinced that unanswered globster is a Common Blanket Octopus female that has retracted its blankets and is possibly imitating the shape of a dolphin. The common blanket octopus has these 2 spots on the back as shown in one of the pictures and the striped base and unlike most octopi, the majority of their arms are very small with the exception of two pairs which create the long blanket structures and can be curled up tightly under the body

[@driveasandwich6734]

That's pretty convincing, maybe you should bring that possibility up to the doctor who posted it on Tonmo!

[@Sugondeese]

Yeah no 💀💀

[@thejunglekitchen]

I think you are correct- if you go to the forum and go all the way to the end, the most recent comments have reached the same consensus and the original Marine Biologist that posted it agreed. So cool!

[@RealHankShill]

Just something to put out there. It took about 40 years for people to identify an unknown skull of a whale, now known as a narluga, a Narwhal/Beluga hybrid whale, that was killed by a native hunter long before and whos skull now rested in a museum until one biologist stumbled across it in said museum and was so curious he tracked down its origins. The narwhal still hold many mysteries, and it was never known that they could hybridize with its only cousin in the animal kingdom, the beluga. My point is, nature is weird, and hybrids happen, that we cannot explain until extensive research, especially on species that are hard to study and still, to this day in 2019, a mystery such as the narwhal. We know next to nothing about this creature and how it is, and are continuously discovering new things because of how hard they are to study. Never discount hybrid creatures.

[@manchmalpfosten8133]

"Hybridize with its only cousin" SWEET HOME ALABAMA

[@Manie230]

ManchmalPfosten animals always fuck with one another. At least those who have many children because one disabled child out of 6 is not that bad.

[@ukan1527]

I guess you could say that *Narwals are causing a commotion* (I swear to god if anyone gets that old as balls reference my faith in humanity will be restored)

[@Sharker1015]

@@ukan1527 I get it

[@zalanmarkus4939]

@@ukan1527 'cus they are so awesome

[@Youtubechannel-oe1fo]

I was at school and in my text book, there was a velociraptor strait out of Jurassic Park. Saying it was 8ft tall and was the smartest dinosaur! I’ve lost faith in humanity

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

BusStop’s Pets in what year did the textbook was made?

[@Youtubechannel-oe1fo]

Holvia Morales like 2004 my school is poor lol

[@alphamaledeathclaw1038]

BusStop’s Pets hm,that isnt a good excuse to make velociraptor look Jurassic park like

[@kaygon.5202]

BusStop’s Pets lol i hope english isnt your first language because reading "volocia" raptor made me loose faith in humanity. Although if youre a kid its kinda adorable

[@seagull9580]

what faith hahahahhahhahah *crying*

[@ryaquaza3offical]

“SCP- 682 after being exposed to acid” And that’s why you don’t do drugs kids But on a more serious note, glad to see your ok and everything. Tbh I really want to visit some digsites too, just not those ones

[@kolikois]

Hahaha xD nice one

[@amarabdelgadder3882]

Ryaquaza 1 lmao

[@dilophosaurussk4333]

i know you ryaquatina 1

[@amarabdelgadder3882]

dilophosaurus sk Me too

[@farofficial9]

Blame the GOC for that

[@Chritin]

Me: Finds whale carcass The Russian government: “SCP 682 HAS JUST BROKEN OUT AT GATE B, I WANT ALL AVAILABLE HELICOPTERS AND MTF UNITS TO GATE B NOW”

[@cimex7492]

also russia: RUSH B

[@MichelleW870]

*_R O A W R_*

[@thegodzillafandomsrookie5514]

*T A A A A A H E A S H*

[@toaster_rtx1829]

Alpha warhead noises

[@xv6335]

*Shudders in MTF*

[@soulthesassyassassin3616]

*sees thumbnail* Me: “It’s just a whale skeleton. Don’t make a comment about anything else.” My brain: *S C P 6 8 2*

[@NitesSchizo]

cool doppio pic

[@lunarluxe9832]

Nitesh torururururururururu

[@sparro8878]

Well its supposed to be bigger. Way bigger

[@degamendecube7067]

i thougt it was a aligator

[@parisstudios3]

Soul the Sassy Assassin oh I thought is was scp 682

[@MrBKainX]

Its been identified.........As a barn owl/basking shark hybrid!

[@fioqw4596]

MrBKainX this joke will never get old.

[@merrittanimation7721]

Ridden by E.L Wallace

[@markcobuzzi826]

This makes me really wonder if Trey has ever heard of the Ziphius, a Middle Ages cryptid that was discovered to actually be real, is now known as the Cuvier's Beaked Whale, and was originally known as the "water owl". If one looks up the original illustrations based on scattered accounts, the cryptid literally looks like a basking shark with an owl's head! If Trey ever comments on this, or has commented on this, then this joke will have finally come full circle with him.

[@fioqw4596]

Mark Cobuzzi wow that's so intriguing.

[@kalebsantos72]

A barning showl

[@GiveMeBackMyNameNow]

My money is on number two being an octopus mimicking a dolphin.

[@shaymcleod5735]

Who knows 🤔

[@tiashadrows3469]

GiveMeBackMyNameNow Maybe it is a mimic octopus I mean they have been able to mimic different creatures

[@zacharyhandy9606]

It looks a lot like a Nautilis to me

[@cimex7492]

sure looks it

[@cimex7492]

@@zacharyhandy9606 ....how?

[@blackhat2727]

Trey: I'll find out what you are Water floof: floofs away Trey: damn you

[@Designed1]

i mean in their defense they were scheduled to only watch the dolphins that were near the creature

[@armouredskeptic]

The floating one looks like a muscle or clam that has been dislodged from its shell

[@bryansmith6177]

You're right.

[@phancoom1087]

Oh hell yeah Armoured Skeptic, nice to see ya here.

[@mattr2238]

I don't quite see the similarity, but it makes sense.

[@bartstewart8644]

Kind of large for a clam. But he mentioned the sea hare, which is even bigger than this. Still, they say it had an inflatable melon-shaped chamber that gave it buoyancy. I don't think creatures like clams and sea hares swim at the surface. It could be a new species.

[@Moony1568]

The fuck? Was not expecting to see you here.

[@kheantan2924]

1% of other sea monster 99% ABOUT SCP 682

[@atre31]

Bruuuh

[@theamateurlancia]

very inaccurate.

[@excrementgaming9120]

100% dead whale

[@M3xican_k1d_009]

Scp 682 has breached containtment at gate b!

[@lgfs3649]

@@M3xican_k1d_009 Ah shit, here we go again

[@erikm8373]

Well, this is a containment breach

[@nolandoesstuff1975]

Oh shit, call the god damn MTF!!

[@therealinferno161]

Shoot, WHO RELEASED THE FREAKING REPTILE?

[@therealinferno161]

WARNING. THE GATE GUARDIAN HAS BREACHED.

[@therealinferno161]

Not anymore.

[@logangbutshort]

Gate Guardian not confirmed as 001.

[@MemeLord-ew2rg]

Thumbnail: A rotting beluga corpse My feeble monke brain: *S C P 6 8 2*

[@frankcmore1]

Scp-4200, trey the debunker, object class safe. Will debunk any thing you tell him

[@frankcmore1]

Scp-682 is in the thumbnail

[@spinyslasher6586]

It's G Yee you mean a fucking decomposed Beluga that a couple of 4chan users had their way with.

[@ethanmarks8960]

Spiny Slasher r/whoosh

[@ethanmarks8960]

Spiny Slasher and scp is not 4chan 4chan are more comedy loving they don’t care about horror or being spooky.

[@glschrauben]

@@ethanmarks8960 Actually Scp DID originate on 4chan when the original 173 story was posted on /x/

[@safron2442]

I almost forgot this channel existed. Lol. Hope you are doing good Trey!

[@TREYtheExplainer]

Safron crap! I don't want to be forgotten, hope this was a good comeback! And Thanks man ;) I'm pretty good

[@davidbrener2538]

TREY the Explainer be carful dude, a week is like a year in internet time

[@harryvass9018]

It's cool dude, I didn't forget, my memories better then most on youtube.

[@kunthecommentator8987]

Ur mom

[@heinrichharkonen2084]

TREY the Explainer you should appear in your own videos

[@ViolentNightshade]

Yayyy I missed you

[@stover14]

le emo uwu

[@SnafuYuri]

KazAFK I missed you more tbh..

[@kunthecommentator8987]

Ur mom

[@ViolentNightshade]

SATIVA what? Lmao

[@ViolentNightshade]

Anarchist Lols wait, you missed me?

[@tekharjt]

i love that on the first one trey literally just LOOKED at the corpse to say that it was a fucking beluga instead of a dog fish thing

[@darthjueffjueff_958]

I’m a simple man, I see SCP 682 on the thumbnail, I watch said video.

[@SebaRexBASH]

Same

[@gigan7153]

Exactly what I did

[@KillerDempsey115]

@@compatriot852 Redacted*

[@heem8814]

DarthJueffJueff _ i would watch anything with scp in it

[@Andrea931973]

Same

[@pixelrex2205]

Could the second one possibly be a cuttlefish or octopus changing it's appearance? There would be reason due to the dolphins or maybe even the boat.

[@Blueoriontiger]

If you go to the link in the thread, you'll find that people actually have settled on a type of blanket octopus up to October 2020. So it does appear to have been identified now.

[@ChrisHinners008]

@@Blueoriontiger blanket octopus?

[@kasinokaiser1319]

We should make a me and the boys meme but instead of Spiderman villains it's a barn owl, basking shark, E.L. Wallace and Ken Ham

[@ThePuschkin1986]

The third one is amazing, never expected you to be unable to identify it and stating it's probably a yet undiscovered species, but are you really sure it's not a basking shark or a barn owl out for a swim?

[@Taterzz]

makes you wonder what dinosaurs looked like, after seeing the whale corpse.

[@skeliton1505]

No, no it doesn’t

[@whattheyourgae9627]

Yeah not at all

[@fillername7974]

It’s fascinating isn’t it? There’s so much we can’t tell from fossil evidence still. Who knows what all the soft tissue on dinosaurs could have been like?

[@MyName_Jeff]

@@fillername7974 there's quite a few fossils with feather and skin imprints

[@TheCivildecay]

This is something that is bothering me for a long time.. all dinosaur constructions make them look like their skeletons + a layer of skin, but they probably looked a lot different.

[@timothymclean]

So...what would happen if we exposed SCP-682 to a beluga whale?

[@c4sper123]

Like when it was exposed to a child and a drugged child...

[@timothymclean]

Oh, it would eat the researcher performing the experiments?

[@soysauce2667]

Hewitttribe 2 And the guy who exposed the kids to it for punishment lol

[@johnhaloreal7900]

hell would rain down

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

A Snake No shit, Sherlock. That's like saying nothing would happen if you exposed a Jurassic Park dinosaur to a Baluga Whale since the Jurassic Park dinosaurs aren't real.

[@tygerhil9505]

Somehow I read the title as “Unidentified Sea Monster Remains Unidentified” which made me chuckle.

[@mysteriousdicegoblin751]

Is it weird that the unknown scientist one reminds me of a nautilus? Like it looks like the shell and then either something on top of it or it's having trouble holding its shape like a blobfish because of the lack of pressure--can that happen to nautilus? I don't know

[@benny_lemon5123]

Like a nautilus that lost its tentacles or something. The colour, the pattern, and some of the contours on its body definitely put me in mind of one anyhow

[@sampagano205]

I mean, it's probably some kind of cephalopod, so like that's not a bad guess.

[@bugjams]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6esgY2cgs-lb6M Blanket octopus!

[@nuclear37]

Yeah, I was definitely thinking the same thing!

[@wijo6234]

@@bugjams yes, the two white dots and purple color match perfectly as well as the two coiled up tentacles you can see, and the "trunk" is probably the siphon, and the blanket octopus is one of the only octopuses that floats on top of the ocean instead of staying on the bottom

[@Trent-yc9sg]

Oh, I remember this series. I binged this series when I found your channel, it was one of my favorite series on KZbin. I can't wait to see more if you are going to do this on a regular basis!

[@TREYtheExplainer]

Great! I'm so happy you enjoyed it, I really like talking about this topic too and I also can't wait to do more on it ;) #aliensarenext

[@egarulastinn7438]

Look up Common blanket octopus on Wikipedia. The very first image looks almost exactly like our mysterious animal. The coloured stripes, the crease in the middle, the holes at the top, the overall shape... In this picture, the tentacles don't meet, but there are photos in which they do. Also, blanket octopuses with that colouration are known to live in this region (one washed up on the shore 2 weeks later). If you actually read through the linked thread, the majority agrees that it's a tremoctopus.

[@Luca-kd2sg]

+ Egaru Lastinn Looks definitely similar, could be possible.

[@Iguana5k]

Looks kinda like it. Maybe its looking weird because it was swimming in some kind of defense posture due to the dofins nearby.

[@GippyHappy]

I can see it but the only part that doesn't make sense is the "trunk" part.

[@tieck4408]

@@kaijunity Especially considering that octopus limbs can function autonomously, and also the dolphins.

[@NEkbergArt]

I think some type of cuttlefish

[@ottovonbismarck9501]

Everybody: cool dolphin skeleton Me: S C P 6 8 2 H A S B R E A C H E D C O N T A I N M E N T!

[@GeefVis]

Scp 999 HAS BREACHED CONTAINMENT AND HE IS DANCEING! OOHHH NO!

[@MichelleW870]

Me: CONTACT ALL MOBILE TASK FORCE UNITS, WE NEEDA GET THIS THING IN ITS CELL!

[@garrar2003]

Oh god OH FUUUUUUUUUCK

[@theamateurlancia]

ok but, that isn't a dolphin

[@ottovonbismarck9501]

TheAmateurLancia while it may be a beluga whale, I don’t think saying beluga would have gotten more likes ;) (I gave you a like anyways cuz I appreciate the comment)

[@markjuncayabyab3765]

4:45 *When you realize that a beluga's skin is smoother and glossier than your skin*

[@pinchebruha405]

Yes it is, touched once at a zoo in Canada, i felt so bad because it left marks on its skin, i learned later it wasn’t harmful, fyi it swam up to me

[@Rahonavis70m]

Trey: *of Gwenith Penry’s Blob* I think I really have no explanation for this one, this may actually be a new undiscovered creature. *an owl watches from afar, overhearing this recording, before returning to its master* Owl: Hey boss, we finally got him. E. L. Wallace: *from the shadows* Excellent...

[@aceambling7685]

And thus, the Trey the Explainer cinematic universe is born

[@GOKUSANCHEZSHORTS]

@@aceambling7685 someone please make an mcu style banner for trey

[@rotam8680]

Rahonavis70m Hei B0ss

[@FerosFerio5]

It could be a nautilus feeding on a decomposing marine animal....I see nautilus stripes there.

[@spinoooo1186]

ITS A BARN OWL

[@holycrusader3028]

682: * sees picture in thumbnail * Also 682: *angry lizard noises*

[@megaball-ps8tq]

damn 682

[@myusername3689]

Internet’s Ambassador *angry croc noises*

[@themittenfireshow3597]

We must calm 682! Get 999! Hurry!

[@candyleafchan8656]

@@themittenfireshow3597 No, get 079!

[@themittenfireshow3597]

No Attendance HOW WILL THAT HELP?!?! 999 CALMED 682 BEFORE IT’LL DO IT AGAIN

[@ninefoldrin5507]

Regarding the unidentified "blob," as I don't see any followup here, the blob has been generally identified as a blanket octopus. Comparisons show a striking resemblance. It's also entirely possible that the octopus was attempting to mimic the nearby pod of dolphins, thus explaining the bizarre, dolphin-like appearance. Steve O'Shea agreed with the conclusion of Tremoctopus violaceus as the species.

[@Jack-qd3xo]

The last one has me stumped! Could there be any possibility of some deep sea organism that got deformed due to decompression damage, like the blob fish?

[@bestrafung2754]

I've wondered if it was a deep sea organism that somehow accidently reached the surface. I think that's actually a likely case.

[@duskpede5146]

the fact that its hanging out on the surface and not dying rules out it being any deep sea creature

[@bestrafung2754]

@@duskpede5146 Dumb question I know, but is it possible for a deep sea creature to somehow accidently reach the surface? That could be what happened, but you're probably right to be honest.

[@duskpede5146]

@@bestrafung2754 btw i am not a marine biologist but the pressure differences and salinity differences betweeen deep deep sea and the surface would kill anything moving between them. as for if its possible to even make it up there... maybe?? i don't know but if it was adept enough it could probably swim if it ignored all the dying that was happening to it.

[@mea2429]

the live globster reminded me of a cuddlefish because of the stripes on it

[@rabiez]

Cuttlefish, not cuddlefish. A cuddlefish is a fictional entity from the game subnautica

[@mea2429]

@@rabiez you knew what i meant tho didn't you

[@quinnsquyres4567]

its spelled with Ts!?

[@h.r.9563]

It's gotta be an upside down cuttlefish trying it's best to avoid dolphins. Maybe it's trying its best to be a jelly. Look at the underside of those and I can't be convinced otherwise.

[@googleuser3163]

@@mea2429 I mean, barely to be honest

[@godzillaking5033]

Ah nothing like looking at the dumb mistakes people make when they look at a dead ocean animals

[@thedoruk6324]

+andy johns That what the Foundation, NASA and the Secret Government wants you to think ( *!* ) :^D

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

@@thedoruk6324 ok liberal

[@HedgeHominoid]

@@xX_wiLLiam_Xx ???? ??

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

@@HedgeHominoid do you not see that guys comment or something

[@Vortex-7358]

@@xX_wiLLiam_Xx i dont think you understand a joke

[@cathycat4989]

Here's the thing with SCP: it's fictional, and the people that write about it know that it's fictional. Seeing something that looks so creepy and taking inspiration from it, I think is pretty cool. This is coming from a Biology grad who likes horror and fiction about conspiracy organizations. They're kinda cool. Thanks for giving us the explanation for this guy. My first thought was dolphin. Beluga is weird, but having looked it up, is pretty legit. My comparative anatomy professor would be proud

[@Youtubechannel-oe1fo]

Wow, AN EARLY CHISTMAS PRESNT! And an old series! Holy crap!

[@lbarudi]

Seeing stuff about SCP-682 here felt like watching a crossover between a series I like a lot and a yt channel I like a lot, pretty awesome

[@pajamapantsjack5874]

Hey man new to the channel and I must say, I didn't expect how high of quality your videos are. Not just another bland "number 15" kinda thing you know? Like really into the science and history And comparing SCP to creepypasta is like comparing Shakespeare to fifty shades of grey

[@eltruck3035]

Pajamapants Jack well said my boy.

[@teslashark]

SCP isn't that good anymore. Nothing to be proud of.

[@axonaxonaxon]

Eh, SCP kinda started out as a sort of creepypasta type deal on /x/. The series one SCPs at least are kinda reminiscent of the creepypasta genre. I dunno, maybe I’m just a dumbass.

[@PastaCool]

Falloutlover1011 gayday 2

[@maxramos1145]

not even joking i see you every where

[@lilyme658]

7:27 when it goes under water it looks like a flat fish or a dead sun fish

[@tdawg5431]

I have found one alive and they are wierd af

[@douglasbubbletrousers4763]

@@tdawg5431 Really? How?? When?

[@tdawg5431]

Don’t know I’d u saw but I wrote a whole discriprion

[@tdawg5431]

So it was 2018 I was playing on the beach in a place in South Africa called pletternburgbay so I saw something peculiar also I have photo evidence so if u have a discord I can show u any way it was about 50-60 cm long it was washed up but still moving my dad knew someone who was good with sea life but he had know idea what it was it was like a brownish colour it seemed to be trying to breath but I was scared to touch it that’s pretty much everything and also it looked like what was in the video

[@douglasbubbletrousers4763]

@@tdawg5431 Holy shit that’s crazy! Damn I would love to see pictures but I don’t have Discord. I wonder if even Trey the Explainer would find them interesting!

[@merylcruz3820]

How about a cuttlefish or octopus using it's camouflage to mimic the dolphins in the area?

[@ooga_8046]

Timothy Cruz agreed

[@ZeidKhan]

That was my guess as well. At 10:30 the center photo makes it more clear. You can see it's eyes, then on the sides, you see the openings that octopuses have on their head. The tentacles are likely tucked under itself and the top of the tentacles on color changing octopuses can have stripes on them when they change colors. This looks like an octopus that is making itself look like a dolphins head.

[@merylcruz3820]

The fact that dolphins were the area further supports this as cephalopod mimicry includes aping the shape and behavior of various species.

[@hungryfilms3707]

Hey your right it may be a mimic octopus

[@chrisharker3526]

No tentacles though...

[@mackobalt2630]

I found a Cheeto in the ocean once I thought Cheetos were only found in the wild jungles

[@ethanmarks8960]

Mac Kobalt good one boi

[@VANITREE]

Huh I thought they came from clouds? You learn something new everyday I guess 🤷

[@harukasatou1359]

How the hell did you get a picture of SCP-███? Ugh Dr. ██████ would know what to do during this. Also Don't talk about the ███ Foundation, D-class. Part of your job is not letting the public know. So shush!

[@engiturtle65]

we know all about you, you cant hide anymore

[@troncrash7912]

Probably dr. bright

[@Manie230]

Wait you can say scp foundation and you can say the number of the scp. Why did you blacked that parts out. If you had talked about a location that would have made sense.

[@RiceEater-ly8kr]

Mani32 role with it.

[@subducks5521]

682 has breached containment

[@kurusu1892]

I'm so happy you introduced me to the slug thing! I lurk on tonmo all the time and I've never heard of it, I hope it can be identified soon. It looks so cute.

[@antschinatown]

I can’t wait for the alien/humanoid remains video, I personally find unidentifiable remains interesting.

[@dracocrusher]

I wonder if it's going to be the infamous 'starchild' skull that allegedly contained "structural tubes making up the bones not found in any known animal" or whatever.... That one's been incredibly mysterious to me for a while and it'd be great to get an explanation for it.

[@TREYtheExplainer]

Me too, I really kind of like this series

[@ImperatorNocturne]

if someone goes looking for that blob thing, don´t forget to take your Machete along, i´ll buy it´s head. -totally not E.L.Wallace

[@themeddite2935]

AHHA I finally found you Wallace you won’t get away this time *points gun*

[@megthomas1616]

Why does the "Plesiosaur" look either really tiny or absolutely humongous?

[@bofasofa9399]

@Dwyne YT ???????????????????????????????????

[@jahrta]

Perhaps because things grow as they age? A newborn elephant isn't the same size of an adult elephant?

[@blueberrybandit7390]

jahrta They were referring to the remains in the picture looking odd, not actual growth/size of actual animals

[@krushgroovin7513]

Meg Thomas it’s fake!! Answer solved

[@QueenZenzakai]

there are multiple species. some were roughly 20 feet at most, some were larger to compete against other large predators

[@doomdude3034]

Sea creature: *washes up on shore* The internet: is this an SCP?

[@susly6023]

Lol they just used the image for the wiki I don’t think they actually thought it was an immortal reptile

[@takumidoutou4412]

Those damn sea owls

[@Engifarting456]

And basking sharks

[@farofficial9]

I like how whenever an SCP reader or containment breach player sees an scp, they immediately type which and what scps is there. Make a single reference and half (less or more, depends) your comment section will be full of them

[@wishi-won659]

F.A.R oficial this is referincing scp-069

[@mattsig550]

Hi Trey, the second animal you featured in the video made me think of previous unknown globsters turning out to be deep sea fishes. Actually, with high pressure differentials some deep sea creatures could have their skin popping out and doubling volume while going back to surfac, it might be the case for this globster that could only be an agonizing fish that came to surface for unknown reasons

[@blixer8384]

5:33 I'm going to call it Hank.

[@minttttttttttttttttttttttttttt]

did he get the sweet and sour sauce

[@virid1021]

Second creature reminds me of an argonaut or a "paper nautilus." A type of shelled octopus. Being found on the surface makes sense too as they are pelagic.

[@diegodankquixote-wry3242]

What a strange creature but very cute too

[@ahobimo732]

I'm pleasantly surprised that he actually found one that's unexplained. It's nice to know there's still some mystery left in the world.

[@LagiacrusTheTerminator]

Trey, you’re back, also are you making the Megalainia paleo profile?

[@ThePrimalEarth]

YES

[@BigKrich]

Lagiacrus The Terminator yeah when's that happening

[@jamestang1227]

big scary lizard thingy

[@Steve_the_Radroach]

Isn't Megalania considered a wastebasket taxon?

[@toastenstuff9725]

Steve the Radroach no

[@imbrush]

That octopus thingy with the trunk,,,you go little dude, funky lil mans, I don’t know who he is but I support him.

[@staytuned4521]

finally the best paleo related youtube channel is back!. you should've done a vlog about that trip of yours trey

[@TREYtheExplainer]

Thanks man! I should have, I took so video, but I still want my identity to be relatively anonymous... for now

[@theshrimp.58]

Hahaha nice video [SCP-682 HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED. ENGAGING AMNESTIC AGENT...]

[@maslanadupa6344]

You mean memetic kill agent?

[@anthonyminarik1962]

maślana Dupa amnestic

[@MsTerkup]

@@maslanadupa6344 an information breach would be dealt with amnestics. The foundation wouldn't be allowed to just... Put up a memetic kill agent on the internet. That would cause more problems than it solves.

[@jeremybackman2782]

The floating blob seems to have vents like a squid or octopus.

[@ChrisHinners008]

I looked at a suggestion, and it’s probably a species of blanket octopus Didn’t even know those existed

[@sourcreamdreams]

The Georgia Globster was a prank made by Zardulu, an NY performance artist, he confessed to it. And you were right, it was made from paper-mache.

[@justruinedyourday4864]

"see you next time" another year passes.

[@TREYtheExplainer]

oh god I hope its not that bad

[@evatownsend2973]

i absolutely love your channel, i have a big personal interest in paleontology/anthropology/evolutionary theory and you really do a good job of showing all the interesting little details in complete explanations, with the amount of channels and podcasts on these subjects i listen to i usually expect to hear a lot of the same, simple shit and it’s refreshing how deeply you delve into all your topics, keep doing what you’re doing

[@T2266]

Soooo the Foundation got you to spread the coverstoy as well hum?

[@nailboard6492]

"I can't tell if they're military or just civilians wearing camo" It's Russia, it IS very hard to tell.

[@animalman57]

Never been this early to Trey's video.

[@y_nicka]

Same

[@stover14]

Real nigga hours

[@nothisispatrick4644]

Im a simple individual I see trey. I click

[@holy4470]

Not overused at all

[@elbreadroh]

I am a simple individual. I see comments like this, and a click "dislike"

[@forgottenlove7642]

Damn, most original comment I've seen today.

[@Goose_that_goes_honk]

Is this the krusty krab

[@spambaconeggspamspam]

I got that first one quite quickly. Dense skull with uniform teeth washed up on a beach is certainly a marine mammal, In this case a baluga whale!

[@Fourfingerssixtoes]

It's not "baluga"

[@calamar8199]

Its scp 682

[@xbermann]

@@Fourfingerssixtoes boluga*

[@alvianekka80]

14:48 Ngl, that Diplocaulus model is so cool

[@natcmf100realfaction7]

So that means that scp-682 isn’t a “Hard to kill reptile” but a “Washed up whale corpse” Alrighty then

[@hansenkreuz8890]

Washed up whale corpse sounds like an actual SCP tbh

[@logansmith2703]

@@hansenkreuz8890 ehh give it a couple years. Someone will create it

[@manticore6963]

@@logansmith2703 I mean, there's an SCP hat is the Corpse of Whale orbiting Earth and occasionally transmitting Radio-Stories for Children. (wich always revolve arond a Space Whale) So technically, it already was created.

[@epicgamer-ur1wg]

Hansen Kreuz you do not recognize the whales in the water.

[@soop597]

So that’s what happened when bright got 05 approval for a chainsaw cannon

[@KorilD]

382 is a beluga... God, dinosaurs must have looked SO WEIRD!

[@eeeeea]

the blob thing kinda looks like a weird cuttlefish to me... but without a face... its size is possible for a cuttlefish, everything other than the appearance of its front would make sense for a cuttlefish...

[@d-boivids]

russia: "we found this thing on a beach" SCP writers: HIPPITY HOPPITY IT'S NOW OUR PROPERTY

[@ididthisforthecomments.5893]

Trey the Explainer explains the SCP fandom coming soon.

[@JustinRed624]

It's the globgoglabgalab

[@friendlydragon8999]

Are you familier with justin y?

[@JustinRed624]

alpha and omega there are many Justins

[@marvin4621]

Whale? Thats what the foundation wants you think.

[@lekhaclam87]

It was actually a basking owl.

[@therealinferno161]

GET THE AMENSETICS! AND RECONTAIN THE DAMAGED 682!

[@mattfromwiisports2468]

5:22 I've laughed at this image for 20 minutes now and I still don't know why

[@toxic8129]

B E A K E D W H A L E

[@arte4391]

Its a long boi

[@fearandloathinginnorway7541]

Even Matt cannot overpower the sheer comedy of big, fat dolphin

[@elijahschlievert6884]

just stop

[@sanguillotine]

My first guess for the first one was “a toothed whale, maybe an orca”

[@maslanadupa6344]

SCP-682: *Is in the thumbnail* Every 8 year old in the comments: *Demonic screeching*

[@fcomolineiro7596]

o come on man is funnyreadong SCP

[@idonthaveanameyet8419]

O c’mon !

[@Thalia_Aquaticaa]

R/engrish

[@Thalia_Aquaticaa]

I found a 10 year old In the Doom community

[@MichelleW870]

Pure_Steve _1153 me, a nine year old in the community: *INSERT 682 ROARS HERE*

[@nickrondinelli1402]

Scp 682 homies where u at?

[@merrittanimation7721]

Night PhoeNick's Productions In it's stomach

[@Ag_33]

What’s up Foundation

[@matteussilvestre8583]

I can't believe 682 was a basking shark all along.

[@merrittanimation7721]

Matteus Silvestre We were so blind...

[@5xg378]

Night PhoeNick's Productions shhh don't summon doctor bright

[@PanzerMan332]

Hearing him talk about the SCP Foundation without knowing anything about it is kind of hilarious. "Fictional mythical and *demonic* creatures" Meanwhile, SCP-999: *Is an orange blob shaped like a friend that loves to play with people and make them happy*

[@spaghetti-zc5on]

And a very large IKEA

[@ricotheexmongolianslave692]

*Some original comment about how you dont upload often and im happy that you uploaded*

[@thecrakp0t]

"I was *unfortunately* traveling across the US" Lol

[@compatriot852]

All of theses monsters are just merely Owls in disguise

[@badguitarist9848]

lutin grognon All being led by E.L Wallace

[@Nirrrina]

The agency in charge is run by cats. The owls and others just work for them.

[@jonjon9928]

The flat floating creature with the skirt looks like an Atlantic Sunfish. They are truly strange

[@Blortoblorto]

Most convincing explanation I’ve seen yet

[@benny_lemon5123]

Yes, I agree. Blanket octopus looks most likely. After 8 months I came back to this video out of curiosity just to pick at this cryptid again, and I'm glad I did. The original forum the pics are from has a suggestion from somebody that the dimples on the creature's exposed side resemble pores seen on a blanket octopus. The pores were what was really grabbing my attention, and I was looking at images of skates and rays for reference. After looking up blanket octopus images though... I'm comfy with that explanation

[@thatstuffguy]

Hearing about SCP outside of the SCP community feels a bit.... strange? Also love to know you're not dead and uploading again lol!