Why Do Fish Become Giants Deep Underwater?

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[@Plus_5280]

“Why do fish supergrowing” indeed. Asking the right questions

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[@ElectricalExistence]

the wording threw me off when i read it. i was like did he miss 8th grade engljsh class? lol

[@fredericgagnon-ch5807]

at least your not scared to show ur fans that your not as bright and smart as you are

[@howardosborne8647]

With the Halibut shown in the video it isn't actually 'supergrown' at all. Halibut and Turbot have always been enormous varieties of the flat fish family.

[@uninterestedcat8429]

@@howardosborne8647 its in relativity to other fish, im pretty sure

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Drink some water

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[@herdyhadrian3167]

Sorry for the inconvenience guys would you explain length with meter too, as someone who uses metric system it's a little hard to imagine the size of animals with feet and inch

[@cowboyluigi5275]

1 foot is roughly 1/3 of a meter, you can kinda do the conversion yourself. but i would also appreciate it just for everyone’s convenience

[@asimpleguy5299]

@@cowboyluigi5275 what about lb to kg (I have received the awnser)

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For pound or lb is a half kilogram as i know

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yeah sorry for the inconvenience but it doesn’t work like that. can’t have your cake and eat it too. just as you guys don’t expect to cater to americans when we’re in your countries, can’t expect us to cater to y’all when you’re in ours.

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I'm starting to notice that creatures that are very close to being inanimate objects live very very long, like for hundreds of years.

[@Kurotama11]

Cause time is moving slower for them….if you imagine “lifespans” as having a set amount of “time” regardless of the creature, then just stretch or shrink it depending on the average life expectancy It’s the difference between shoving a lifetime of experiences into 100 years instead of 40….I’ve gotta slow down your perception of time to allow 40 years to span the same time as 100 years

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That's.... that's not how time and lifespan works... We don't live 80-100 years because we go slower, we live longer because we already know MORE and we have a better understanding of healthcare stuff. It's not because we decided to "take things slow". A lot of people still takes thing quickly and they still live up to a hundred years. Yet go back 150-200 years (which is not at all long enough for any noticeable evolution) we died around 30. Yet we still lived pretty much the same, just without the tech and knowledge about health.

[@Kurotama11]

@@ashamefulgamer1578 clams live to be 500+ in the wild

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life expectancy also increases based on breathe rate

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[@ParaNoid816]

I always wonder. Scientists say that the Megalodon couldn't survive today because it'd be too big to sustain a diet if there wasn't other giant sized prey.

[@justguy-4630]

Yeah. There's just not enough fish for them and the big fishes are too rare as well.

[@sdg131]

thing is, if they did survive (they didnt) evolution would have made them unrecognizable due to their needs not being able to be met

[@Ghostofcalmaity]

Bruh they lived in warm biomes so there would not be many big prey in those biomes plus megalodon would not have enough food You’d be surprised how much food a giant shark would need a day

[@januszpolak254]

They literally specialised to hunt whales in warm coastal waters. If it somehow survived we will 100% know about it as it would be impossible for them to hide with their way of living.

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there's a bunch of other extinct stuff people could make stories about too with no evidence there's no reason to belief that it's still around and it probably isn't anyway

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"Getting smaller is much easier than trying to come up with schemes to get bigger" Still true til this day! I don't get how getting smaller is a problem for anyone. 😅

[@thearchitect8126]

hmmm wonder how ants feel when they see the boot....

[@rumbazumba3189]

The survival instinct prevents you to get smaller

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Smaller would be better for all the fires here in Washington state

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@@thearchitect8126 there are estimated 20 quadrillion ants on earth. Their total mass would outweight all the earth’s wild birds and mammals. They’re doing alright.

[@gabriellynch2764]

The biggest halibut I've caught was less than 180 pounds. I've seen people catch some MUCH bigger ones. Alaska is just different from Washington. A rock fish in Washington is a football, in Alaska its 3 feet long..... so crazy. Same with the cod. Catching cod in Washington is fun, catching a black cod or a Ling cod in Alaska is scary. You are literally pulling sea monsters out of the ocean up there. The waters of Alaska blows my mind. Fun fact, the boat I worked on had a revolver specifically to shoot the giant halibut we caught. It's too dangerous to get onto the boat alive or to go up and cut its gills. If a 500 pound fish starts flipping flapping all over the deck of the ship and someone is trying to cut its gills with a sharp knife, someone is going to get hurt. So you shoot the thing before even trying to get it into the boat. Yes you need a gun to catch these things.

[@derrickhageman1969]

And halibuts are pretty strong fish so if one does flop around lots of injuries will happen.also one possibly why the fish you described grow much bigger in one area compared to another area it might be the cold water fish feed less in cooler waters because it slows their metabolism allowing them to get far bigger than if those fish where to live in warm water but that's my personal theory on it it can be subjected to criticism or everything else

[@slickeddy2000]

😳🤯 so fascinating. I’m sure you could write an amazing book about all the stuff you’ve seem

[@LucrativeLarry]

You know they used halibut bats right !!! The dumb ones used guns to try and sink the boat with the catch just bad biscuits I worked up there to … guns equal dumb brains .gaffe hook and bat my dude you worked on a boat that was ran dangerously by the sounds of that story

[@LucrativeLarry]

@@slickeddy2000 everyone I know has commercial fished in Alaska some of us don’t boast about it !!!

[@rottweilerfun9520]

How big do the Cod get up there ? I love beer battered Cod , I'm from Louisiana though , we don't have Cod in the Gulf of Mexico.

[@littlecookie1138]

Fish & Marine Life: Getting a tad too big underwater. WATOP: That`s SUS! *AMONGUS Sound Effect Intensifies*

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[@elainel.1285]

In the early 70's my father was a commercial fisherman. He spent almost 8 hours, by himself, trying to bring in a large catch he hooked off the coast of B.C. Turned out he had caught a Pacific Halibut that came in weighing just under 400 lbs. It was massive and he still has the picture.

[@NoneYuh-unknownX]

Do not catch deep water fish, thats just abuse

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[@MuckNoya]

@@NoneYuh-unknownXlol what??

[@heli-man-]

I remember watching about fish growing to extra large size’s normally happens in cold waters which slows their heart rates and increases their life span or something along those lines.

[@hopebgood]

Yes! Finally...a sensible comment. You're thinking of the Greenland shark which may live to 400 years old.

[@ItsJustKaya]

I am not scientists. But I also thought about Oxygen. And Dinosaurs. The Animals weren't the only Big thing, the plants back then were big aswell! So guessing just guessing because I am not a scientist! Oxygen plays a big role but also how pure it is? Like it must be filled with fart gases, bunch of plant smell and Oxygen? There were no cars lol. So the air was clearer

[@Chris-wf2lr]

It’s cuz there’s more oxygen in cold water really

[@afewofmycommentsarecringy.8646]

@@hopebgood 500 actually so that means a greenland shark might've been alive before and after ww2, and maybie even be there to this day!

[@speaktruth9989]

Yes more oxygen in cold water helps

[@nontuber4959]

nice, im early also nice video

[@PeterKlausSchmelzer]

Byside this clips are amazing.. Can you use metric units so may your international viewers can relate? but still.. You guys doing an amazing job. Thank you for this chunks of knowledge..

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'Merca

[@LostCylon]

In 1975, the United States passed the Metric Conversion Act. America is still waiting, not enough bribes paid I expect :p

[@najmaht.a.1314]

unfortunately a lot of sea stuff is measured in non-metric units by default

[@AlbertaGeek]

@@najmaht.a.1314 Not by scientists they're not.

[@derek20la]

Americans know some metric units. All of our drugs are sold by the gram 😂

[@iquats8120]

It’s really impressive that the thumbnail guy is carrying that giant fish with a small rod without even breaking a sweat

[@mariafletcher6603]

Hi watop. Thats absolutely bonkers. and scientists still have a lot more to learn about the depths of the ocean's. That mind blowing just thinking about it and what science is going to descover next. Fascinating stuff. from 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal

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Loving these videos, it's always very interesting learning about nature.

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Hie Steve! Your videos helped me pass my BSc in Animal Science. Keep it up! Satiated Subscriber here

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Would be superb if would add metric system also. All world rooting for ya :)

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i literly watched this amazing 22 minute video withought stoping of skipping parts of it. you WATOP explain it very well and make it also very fun to watch. thank you

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[@Jamezy316]

3:26 is so badass... yet scary AF!. Just seeing that MASSIVE whale in the deep dark ocean that is just so big, and deep.. that its damn near endless.... The thought of suddenly popping up in that water, deep down there scares the shit out of me. Swear I get the same feeling looking from an edge of a skyscraper, that I do thinking about being in the open ocean... I dont know if its scarier floating in the middle of the ocean not knowing what beneath me... or being underwater, deep where its so dark, and just endless... Some times I wish the ocean water was as clear as those waters you see in Fiji where you can see all the way to the bottom, light blue, beautiful... how crazy would that be if ocean water was so clear you could literally see all the way down.... miles down!

[@munasheignatiusthomas1983]

Hey Steve, do you mind also giving measurements (in future videos) in metric units. either as text or just inc;due an "or" in the narration as I constanty have to pause the video and use the convertor to understand what 5 feet actually is The addition of metric units would greatly be appreciated thank you! Otherwise i am a satisfied subscriber keep up the great work!

[@Xlaxsauce]

Even people grow larger when living in cold climates, though they actually need to be exposed to the cold. As in you basically have to let yourself be cold by the sounds of it.

[@Wolf-md2ui]

It also takes generation s for it to happen. At least in a actual noticeable way. If ur 5ft u won't grow to 6ft by being in the cold. Although ur future generations will.

[@fahm8097]

Yeah. I heard that people in Afghanistan are larger than normal. Though there are many black and other people who are also larger so idk if it's because of the cold but you might be right

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I like when I wake up and find, in my notifications, one of your longer videos. Especially on a Saturday, when I can relax and really enjoy it. Thanks.

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Animals on islands with limited resources tend to get tiny

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[@Diamonds_dime]

I am petrified of fish and any other sea creatures and I've been watching videos like this to help with my fears because fear is caused by lack of knowledge (that's how I got over my fears of bugs, mostly) but I'm starting to think videos like this ain't helping I'm never getting into open water let alone the ocean

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Trust, ur not missing out. So many parasites under water🤮

[@escapetherace1943]

but fish taste so delicious!

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Fascinating story and facts 👏

[@pom7602]

Very interesting video, thanks for all the good work ! Oxygen is also the reason why insects went giants back in the Carboniferous period, and why they can still grow to that size in lab.

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you have worms run for it🤮

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You should talk about the damage of deep sea mining...its going to happen sooner than you think

[@miltonhollis703]

Scientists are now saying it takes 45 billion generations....to get that size"

[@Velkhana_The_Myth]

The two fish in the thumbnail are different fishes. The bigger one is a fish called a Halibut, and the smaller one, is just a brown/black flounder

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No shit

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[@RicHard-Christomas37]

Great videos your making! What could make them even better would be to also mention “SI” units like kilogram and meters instead of just pounds and feet.

[@LostCylon]

In 1975, the United States finally passed the Metric Conversion Act. Everyone is still waiting, half a century later... Not enough bribes paid I expect.

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Convert it in your head... it's pretty good exercise and not that difficult is it? Orrrr if you think it is challenging I'd suggest a little practice... afterwards you'll be wondering what you thought was tricky.

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This is definitely my favorite video format yet! Loved it!

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[@RussianBreed]

here is an argument. humor this partially thought out theory, while yes there are few and between of supersized creatures in the depths, what if this form of evolutionary gigantism, was a defensive form of evolution to prevent other predatory creatures whether their own kind or just other creatures of the deep from eating them? I mean, the bigger you are the less likely the chance of another deep sea creature trying to eat you. of course unless you were injured then its now or never regardless of the predators size. As far as I've been aware, very few species that are smaller than the prey try to fight or eat something larger than them.

[@thearchitect8126]

good thing you said few, I was gonna point out the honey badger

[@thehowlingjoker]

I do believe something similar is what led to whales getting so big, and gigantism due to selective pressures is something we do see.

[@ferbiously]

@@thehowlingjoker Nah whales got bigger because food became more abundant

[@johndoh5182]

That's not the typical belief. Usually it's you have nothing that is preying on you. This has happened a few times throughout the history of animals where something small ends up having nothing that preys on it, such as the die off from the meteor that made most dinosaurs go extinct. This killed off most of the larger animals in most environments including the oceans. When this happens animals can get bigger because they can eat without pressure. This is what science through paleontology shows. You have the opposite happen when animals have food scarcity. Dwarfism happens when large animals ended up on what became islands. And this has happened a few times as ice ages make oceans drop by 2 - 3 hundred feet and then oceans rise as the end of the ice age, or when continents separated and broke up Pangea. PBS Eons. Really good channel.

[@johndoh5182]

@@thehowlingjoker Gigantism comes from the lack of selective pressure, as long as the food source is good. PBS Eons. Paleontology.

[@AndrewsArachnids]

@11:40 nah dude, regular isopods size varies by species, but the VAST majority of them are well under one inch, we're talking like 2mm-25mm, with the "giant" terrestrial ones getting around an inch. These deep sea isopods are on a whole different planet compared to their terrestrial kin.

[@aslindaaar7161]

WHAT IF a human being go to the deepest floors of the ocean and somehow adapt in like 2 million generation and than came back on land. Will they be a giant and tall human

[@angelit161]

If human go to the deepest floor of the ocean they die.

[@afewofmycommentsarecringy.8646]

they die lol, humans arent built for the ocean, and certanly not the deep sea and even if the first part worked out, theres a reason why it's so rare for these giants to be seen around land alive, it's cause they need a ton of pressure to not explode.

[@Pomni3477]

They would die because they would collapse under their own weight

[@EttoreSAAB900]

Maybe not on the deapest floors, let's say something more realistic like somewhere close to shore, that would be interesting. I mean if we already know that Earth will become harder and harder to live on, instead of going on Mars we could try the oceans, build new civilizations under water near the coasts and then gradually move deeper ad deeper

[@_someone_somewhere]

impossible unless we mimic the pathway of a natural selection. That first would be hypothetically possible but couldn't be done for it's immortal, because it would be an experiment on humans...generation of them. Basically what am trying to say is: what u pointed could be possible but as a slow natural changings through generations where every generation gets deeper and deeper, Therefore changing the anatomy to fit the environment.

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Very useful knowledge thanks for sharing

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Now this is one of the best episodes I have seen from you. Great work , thank you. Watching while being sick 😷. Keep up the kick @ss hard work!

[@forfluf]

The coming up segment, I like that. More please.

[@Therisis_GraveReader]

Now tell me, how many fish related videos did this channel make this week

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Love from Germany 💪

[@markdaniel8740]

I wonder if length helps the oar fish detect low frequency vibrations that might be associated with earthquakes?

[@benrex7775]

It's quite possible. At least when we build antenna then large ones are necessary to detect low frequency vibrations. In that aspect sound waves and light waves should behave the same.

[@Michigrind04]

Can you also put cm ore m in the video pls. Ps: your videos are great!!

[@dragonborn4582]

Mariana trench and otehr deep and undiscovered parts of the ocean is like mosnter hunter bro [the guiding lands specifically]

[@НекојНекојоски]

Maybe shrews become smaller during winter because they convert their tissue to energy.

[@skeppsbrogatan]

It might be a good idea to include measurements in Metric as well for the rest of the world.

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The fricking among us references, they are everywhere, I cannot escape it.

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The bigger you get, the smaller you are

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I love the amongus sound effects 😂

[@unreasonableNovel]

I don't understand ft and miles measurements, please add metric units in your videos for easier approximation, for example that fish you said was 25ft, I was shocked but then I figured 25ft is 7m. Still 7m is large but not what I expected.

[@kjen08]

lol wow 1 foot=12 inches=30 centimeters 1 meter=100 centimeters= 3.3 feet its on you from here

[@kaizarchan]

I simply drop the video at some point, simply ignore it or assume 1ft = 1mt. In the end these videos are good but nothing more than entretainment.

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Hi Steve, it's me again 😌

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[@hopebgood]

yawn

[@arianahtx]

Amen 🙏

[@Onyankoponakez]

Huh

[@v-gc7257]

Amazing fish! Amazing growth

[@quackelstheduck2040]

I think you misused the amogus sound? I didn't hear a sus or vent or imposter. Oh well.

[@emilylovesllamas]

what's at 15:35 ?? a star fish? it looks like a skinny man crawl sprinting

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[@mrivera3046]

Why are most fish small you may ask? These fishermen is the reason why. Fishermen don’t let fish evolve. They can at least have them breed but they rather catch it and have it as a few meals. Salmon don’t grow as big as they use to. Fishermen just take all the big guys with good genetics. My hypothesis, reason these fish grow so big in the deep is because there’s no fishermen or predator down there.

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not first dammit

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[@WAAAAAAGH]

Because the dark and evil energies of the abyss morph the flesh of mortal creatures that were never meant to tread there. Makes them taste good too though.

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So you're telling me abominations and demons from hell are actually taste like chicken? Hell yeah, count me in!

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hey watop!

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Wonderful video. It’s like getting a lesson from Mr. Ray from Finding Nemo

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Lol i love those Among Us a d Minecraft effects through out the video

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I love the sip of Coffee in the Intro

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Once you get past that initial high-decibel coffee slurp and gulp, these are pretty good videos.

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[@PAOKTSIS_staurpoupoli_fcknwo]

This is also the case with my cousin!I am 1.75m and the one who lives in great depth is 2.67m..😂😂😂😂

[@michaelmcatee221]

Giant isopods ate funny because I see so many tiny isopods in Maine. We call them roley poleys or pull bugs and they are usually around 1cm long.

[@juliobarrios2520]

If Megalodon was alive, a pod of orcas would gang up that poor fish.

[@watermelon6911]

First :)) hehe

[@quackelstheduck2040]

wrong

[@kirtemoon529]

I remember as a little kid finding this video of this dude making a display of a Giant Isopod; like dude had a dead one he was posing and cleaning and I, as a little kid, was like “oh haha neat little sculpture” I had NO idea those dudes were real living guys until I saw one at an aquarium lol

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I love watching these videos and always looking forward to a new video. They are very informational and funny! I am starting to miss some of the funny cartoon graphics :D

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And many other interesting things let’s go!

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I know this video is going to be so good ❤

[@opp6548]

I'm so glad u did a vid on the oar fish I always wanted to know more abt it

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nice among us noises

[@p.k.953]

5:50 We are decreasing the size of our electronics components like processors so that they consume less power... ✌️

[@chingchangpong]

my dad was fishing and i he got a 200 kilo halibut he while he tryed to get it in the boat he riped a muscle in his arm. so he needed to drag it to land whit his boat

[@sihansachithra5180]

One of my fav. Channels but I love to see these numbers in both imperial and metric values , a lot of people are familier with KG, KM and Celcius

[@tumbleweed4026]

Hey, ever heard of something known as google?

[@manishmanbert8592]

@@tumbleweed4026 yeah, well, going to google every minute to convert numbers does not sound convenient I reckon.

[@tumbleweed4026]

@@manishmanbert8592 I reckon that I did not take into consideration that there are people out there who would resort to Google every time they come across imperial or metric units. While I do not want to sound like some kind of human calculator, I had always felt that it would be easy to convert once you knew about the calculation required, and hence would rely on mental computation when faced with either value.

[@manishmanbert8592]

@@tumbleweed4026 yeah sure that can be done too. But not everyone would want to be focused on calculating stuffs while watching a light hearted informational video. So it would just be nice for the creators to include metric measurements and not leave the people hanging doing calculations in their head. Lot of people are used to imagining and assuming things in metric measurements in everyday life, so it's also gonna be a little time consuming for them to calculate.

[@tumbleweed4026]

@@manishmanbert8592 I am also guilty of assuming that once one gets the gist of it, it becomes mundanely automatic and hardly mentally straining 😑

[@christineMaccallum-uo3qx]

Nature in motion and more creatures and others 😮

[@J_D_001]

Put a goldfish in a large tank and it will grow bigger.

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Can u pls put in imperial units?😊

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[@GlorifiedGremlin]

15:34 idk why but that clip was deeply unsettling for me lol

[@ebayaccount675]

Giant squids huge, but look into the COLLOSSAL SQUID. Even bigger

[@joelfleix02]

Can you pls give informations in meter and kilograms pls?? Viewers that are not from America would appreciate that because that's so annoying 😒 Nice video by the way!!!