Updated Mesobot Provides Stunning Twilight Zone Ocean Footage | Nautilus Live

[@kuriokurio]

i've seen pictures of the ocean depths and its inhabitants, but getting a glimpse of it in video format is astonishing !!!! we can see how dynamic and full of activity this place feels, also the observations will probably help to shed some light (pun intended) into the understudied organisms on this habitat. congratulations to all the people working on this project !!

[@GrymmsPlace]

And watching the3 Live EVNautilus stream is astounding. Us non-scientists can occasionally share in seeing a new creature never seen/recorded before. Well worth having the Live screen open when working on the other screen. (and you can post live questions and comments to the stream too)

[@emthegem8141]

Beautiful!! It paints a picture of the deep sea more like a sky of stars rather than a pitch black space. I love the deep sea exploration and natural sciences, and never pictured the Twilight zone so lively! I always kind of pictured it like a barren, sunlight ridden place. So cool :)

[@rebeless1]

2:02 Amazing when you realize how large some of the creatures actually are. The shark and sword fish give a size comparison. The few anglerfish are at least the size of a dessert plate!

[@peachfuzz7991]

Utterly beautiful. The expression "a sea of stars" gets a whole new meaning! Most people know about shallow waters, the coastal zone and coral reefs. Some even concern themselves with the benthos deep down. But this video highlights the wonders and beauties of the great gap between the two! Thanks for making this available!

[@WireMosasaur]

so! many! salps! 🙌💙 the spiral chain at the end looked particularly cool!

[@sleepytime999998]

Siphonophores are so awesome.

[@toastybear616]

Absolutely awed. It's like if you could do a looooong term time-lapse in the middle of space. All the stars swim!

[@MD-ee2fq]

Stunning footage

[@Krista2882]

1:27 the shark with the blue fishes

[@sandymuller2509]

Wow, what a privilege to watch that ! Thank you

[@profemarmorales3362]

"Como es arriba, es abajo" Maravilloso!!!!!

[@ecbst6]

Best. Screensaver. Ever.

[@vanteal]

Some of the most incredible footage I've ever seen!

[@rogertemple7193]

Magnificent and Awesome to hear this Thank You for your videos.😎👍👌

[@andreeadoria3637]

I can't wait to see more! 😳

[@Duckhole54]

Breathtaking

[@suzettecalleja3122]

We can't wait too see more also.😊

[@readytogo6569]

Wow! Stunning, mesmerizing, and… interesting just doesn’t do it. I rewatched, zooming in and out. I’ll do it again, too. Thank You!

[@Mavic3803]

Spettacolare 👍🔝

[@chriswestbrook113]

Do these videos show typical densities or are these super concentrated? It would also be great if there was some way to show the approximate size.

[@jamiew6326]

Any idea of how long it took to compile all of these videos? Is this one dive or ten?

[@gretchenmittelstaedt6703]

Amazing!

[@_JellyWalker]

Woah look at that perfect spiral at 4:59!

[@_JellyWalker]

Sea like space.

[@emilyrucker6406]

So the deep is just a giant game of slither i.O

[@MichelBinkhorst]

It's full of stars! :)

[@TerryLawrence001]

I might have less desire to swim at night now! I wouldn't want to get all them critters in my swim trunks!!

[@elmitchell3843]

god i hope i can study this place one day. its my dream.

[@趙子宏-p4e]

🤓so beautiful

[@crow_man4672]

Can't figure out if the long glowing things are either fish, siphonoiphores, or something else entirely. Any ideas?

[@WireMosasaur]

many different things, but mostly salp chains! (unless you mean the actively wiggly white things, which look like polychaete worms maybe??)

[@crow_man4672]

@@WireMosasaur Thanks! That's worth a search

[@andybowen5025]

like an underwater James Webb telescope, in this case peering at part of what makes life on Earth possible.....

[@binbrothr]

This looks like a starwars night sky

[@lindaj5492]

What’s the smokey stuff? I’m guessing fishy faeces 😊

[@trisatofung7421]

i just know this channel because of an ai tell me lol

[@Nolanthegardener]

Doo doo dee doo, doo doo dee doo

[@PatriciaRogers-e3r]

All glory to Jehovah god :)