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To survive in the oceans, marine organisms have had to adapt in a number of weird and wonderful ways. Many alter their anatomy, behaviours and physiologies in order to cope with the challenges they face. Methods such as changing colour, developing stingers, or migrating long distances can help them stay hidden from predators, find a mate or access food. But some animals have taken a different approach to survival. Rather than evolve these complex characteristics for themselves, they instead simply disguise themselves, altering their colouration or anatomy not to serve a function, but in order to resemble another organism. In this film, weāll explore the different kinds of mimicry, and take a look at how survival through deception can be a key to life in the oceans.
00:00 - An Introduction to Mimicry
01:38 - Chapter 1: Batesian Mimicry - Survival Through Deception
03:00 - Chapter 1: Batesian Mimicry - The Banded Snake Eel
03:17 - Chapter 1: Batesian Mimicry - The Mimic Octopus
04:17 - Chapter 1: Batesian Mimicry - Mimicry in the Deep Sea
05:58 - Chapter 2: Aggressive Mimicry - The Deep Sea Anglerfish
07:09 - Chapter 2: Aggressive Mimicry - The Bearded Scorpionfish
07:37 - Chapter 3: MĆ¼llerian Mimicry - Shared Warning Systems
08:25 - Chapter 3: MĆ¼llerian Mimicry - The Nudibranchs
09:07 - Chapter 3: MĆ¼llerian Mimicry - The Evolution of Mimicry
10:13 - Conclusion: The Importance of Imitation
CHECK OUT OUR DEEP SEA WEBSITE: naturalworldfacts.com/deep-sea-hub/
I do not own any of the footage. I write the script, narrate, and edit what footage I can find. Footage used belongs to the incredible marine conservation societies of MBARI, WHOI, Schmidt Ocean Institute and the Ocean Exploration Institute, along with various other YouTube sources.
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#deepsea #wildlife #nature #documentary #ocean #marinebiology #science #biology
Bibliography:
www.britannica.com/science/Mullerian-mimicry
medium.com/the-vagus/deep-sea-mimicry-a-tale-of-caā¦
oceanconservancy.org/blog/2021/03/15/mimicry/
www.researchgate.net/publication/282374522_Behavioā¦
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Genre: Education
Date of upload: Dec 28, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
iām autistic and iām heavily interested in marine life. this channel helps me interact with my special interest and keep my mental health happy :)
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personally? iām terrified of the deep sea. even the thought of being on a small-medium sized boat in open water kinda gives me the willies.
i still watch all of your videos because theyāre so informative, interesting and beautifully crafted. as always, very well done!
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The second you post, I click. I absolutely love these videos. Edit: you deserve so much more attention for the work you do. Your editing and commentary style is perfect for the topics you cover.
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your vids always send me to sleep. boring? quite the opposite. but theyre so damn relaxing. nicely narrated. good work
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Thanks for mentioning the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI). They do incredibly good work.
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Octopuses are such unique animals. They have such fascinating behavioral traits
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Taking nothing away from current academics.....I just think that kids would greatly benefit from learning not only the information you, Leo, share but equally they would benefit to learn that the creator of these films is a young man whose been on this journey for many many years, workibg so hard to develop what we see today. There are kids out there that would truly appreciate you. LEO.
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Your video documentaries are a blessing and beautifully well-done. May you continue to find peace and prosperity by teaching others of the importance of life; that it is worth saving and preserving for the newer generations.
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I must ask, and as you mentioned, why do some animals convergently evolve other traits, while these ones mimic the traits instead? Why? Has science been able to answer, or at least provide a theory as to why?
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These last few months have been hard for me, but during them, I've found immense comfort from your videos. Your voice is very soothing, and it's like the rest of what's going on gets to melt away for 15-20 minutes at a time. I can focus in on a topic I love (nature/science/discovery) and just relax.
Thank you for making these, for so many reasons.
I'd also like to thank you for taking the time to be one of the few sources of science/nature-based content (that I've come across! I'm sure there's more out there but it can be difficult to find it. .__. ) that makes a point to not try to force it to be exciting. It is exciting on it's own!
The natural world, exploration of it, and the incredible things which live near us are amazing. I feel absolute wonder when learning about them.
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I canāt wait to watch this in full later!!!! Your videos are seriously top notch brother. I canāt wait to see your channel really blow up. Youāre the next Attenborough, 110%.
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I really do have a deep interest in what's in our waters. (No pun intended)
This channel really does a good job of showing us everything and explaining what we want to know. Thank you for your videos Leo
Hope everyone had a great Xmas and all the best for '22 š
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Never seen someone lean into this vibe in this context before. I love it
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I love the narrator's voice. It's very soothing, and matches the content perfectly!
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once again Leo, you give us another chapter in the deep sea ecosystem and the fauna that uses everything at their means. I have known about frog fish and Scorpion fish for some time and frog fish truly are weird and wonderful unless your a fish. Fastest mouth in the ocean besides the large predatory Pipe fish. They can suck up several fish at a time. Again truly horrifying if you're a fish. I loved your hands on video when you explored the shallow tidal pools. I found it interesting to see you getting your hands dirty, so to speak. Keep them coming :-D
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The mimic octopus is now one of my favorite animals ā¤ļø
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Thanks so much for including my music! I'm happy to be the soundtrack to aggressive mimicry.
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I swear, each time I watch one of this guys videos, the subscriber count goes up by a lot! When I first discovered him last week, he was at 395K or so, now at 410K! Well deserved success!
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These are so well done! Always a treat!
Love your voice and style of narration!
And the music just blends into the background as it should!
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@jadenkhor3523
2 years ago
Everytime I wanna escape my unforgiving, worldly anxiety or stress, I watch your videos of the deep sea or other videos of outer space (our universe). The eerie vastness yet hauntingly beautiful complexity of it all somehow helps alleviate what troubles me.
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