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In the deep sea, going alone is rarely an option. The harsh environments of the deep ocean are an imposing challenge for a lone organism to face, as the dark conceals many dangers, while dazzling bioluminescence deceives unwitting prey. For this reason, deep sea animals tend not to spread out. Instead, wherever possible, they come together in their masses to create abundant patches of life in the lonely depths. Hotspots of biodiversity, in stark contrast with the otherwise barren stretch of darkness. Safety in numbers is a fool-proof survival strategy that increases their chances of finding food, evading predation, or having reproductive success in the endless blue. From vibrant coral gardens and deep sea scavenger communities, to expansive jellyfish blooms that cloud the ocean surface, these are the animal aggregations of the oceans.
00:00 - An Introduction to Deep Sea Aggregations
01:48 - Pelagic Aggregations - Challenges of the Open Ocean
02:49 - Pelagic Aggregations - The Jellyfish Blooms
04:08 - Pelagic Aggregations - Schooling and Shoaling of Fish
05:42 - Pelagic Aggregations - The Great Diel Vertical Migration
07:01 - Pelagic Aggregations - The Nutrient Supply Chain
07:56 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Colonisers of the Benthos
08:15 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Scavenger Communities
09:01 - Sea-floor Aggregations - The Life of Whale-falls
10:37 - Sea-floor Aggregations - The Octopus Garden
10:57 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Cold-water Coral Gardens
11:25 - Sea-floor Aggregations - The Importance of Seamounts
12:11 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Deep Sea Sessile Communities
12:34 - Sea-floor Aggregations - The Sponge Grounds
13:42 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Symbiosis in the Benthos
14:32 - Sea-floor Aggregations - Chemosynthetic Communities
15:42 - Conclusion
CHECK OUT MY 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, which is allowed due to YouTube's 'Fair Use' policy as these films are for educational purposes. Footage used belongs to the incredible marine conservation societies of Schmidt Ocean Institute, MBARI, WHOI and the Ocean Exploration Institute, along with various other YouTube sources.
Music Used:
On Earth by We Dream of Eden
When I Looked Up by We Dream of Eden
Earth by Luca Francini
Crystal Sky by virtualmaxx
'Ambient Sci-fi Music' by Eon
See You Soon by Samuel Plachtinsky
Soul’s Departure by Darren Curtis
Eternal Sleep by Darren Curtis
Sounds of the Deep by Darren Curtis
A big thank you to We Dream of Eden for letting me use their tracks! Links below:
YouTube: / @wedreamofeden
Website: www.wedreamofeden.com/#home-section
#deepsea #wildlife #nature #documentary #ocean #marinebiology #science #biology
Bibliography:
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21962752/
www.coastalwiki.org/wiki/Aggregation_and_marine_bi…
www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0967063…
Views : 372,973
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Feb 22, 2022 ^^
Rating : 4.955 (90/7,896 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T20:07:42.103407Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Seeing those lantern fish dart about and illuminate themselves to avoid the octopuses was mesmerising
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The new David attenborough
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When I hear this gentleman’s voice describing such sea life with such passion I feel like I’m listening to a meditation app. It’s like calming and fascinating at the same time! :) ☮️
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Bro, I swear. You have one of the greatest ASMR voices. Keep doing what you're doing.
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What an amazing video and channel, and a great reminder to us all why our oceans inhabitants are so important. I noticed some clips I have seen from the Nautilus Live channel, another group that does great work. I think I’ll be rewatching this and sharing it to all I know.
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As soon as I saw the science paper covering the largest deep sea colony ever recorded. I instantly thought about you and your channel and it's content and scientific coverage. They were mapping the ocean floor and then stumbled upon Seemingly never ending nest's of ice fish at the bottom of the Antarctic Ocean. Something scientists have never seen before. They have lots to learn about how the colony supports itself. These ice fish have clear blood appearently, they don't have hemoglobin in blood like we do appearently. It's facinating they each have their own circular nest, they think the female passes away after reproduction. Then the male guards the babies eggs.
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The quality of your programs is next level. Your stuff is so fantastic that I have a hard time understanding why you don't have millions of followers. You will though. Keep it up. You will.
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I watch one masterpiece only to discover another new one. You're a sublime talent Leo. Thank You for the education as always.
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i watch this channel while i work, so thanks for the uploads
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THIS IS SO HIGH QUALITY. After a long day, studying, online school, homework, practicals. This is a Haven. Will be watching your works.
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Very informative.. 👏 Thank you for all your hard work, Leo
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i love to watch your channel when i need to get out of my head and my life. i think it’s important to think about all of the beautiful complex vibrant things that are happening in the world all the time. it’s not just us.
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I must say, this video is the equal to any other you've produced to date. You combine excellent musical choices with skilled writing and narration and beautiful videography to explain the incredible complexity and detail of marine ecology.
I hope your time at University is going well and that you'll use your skills to further expand marine biological knowledge in both the academic setting as well as for the general public.
I look forward to more of your videos.
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Your voice is so calming I could listen to these videos all day 😍
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One thing I never read about in the comments here is the effects used on the narration. The very subtle reverb is a wonderful touch and gives depth, or volume, to the awesome world you're so beautifully describing to us.
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i swear your videos are probably better produced, more informative and more interesting than pretty much most documentaries out there, watching them always makes my day better
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yay you uploaded
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Love the choice of music, it makes the video more exciting to watch and overall gorgeous
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The part with the sardines reminds me of this one poem from this book of ocean poems I read the heck out of when I was younger, it went something like this:
"Ripples of fear, the flash of a spear--evasive maneuvers, a marlin is here! Zig! Now Zag! Now Dart! Now swerve! A blur of sardines hurtles into the curve. They swivel around and go into a spin, then scatter like sparks when the hunter swoops in. A quicksilver blizzard! Look out below-"
It's been years and I still remember the whole thing! 😂 It's always amazing watching these creatures move!
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@thedoruk6324
2 years ago
This channel is criminally unique and undervalued!
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