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Deep-Sea Food Falls | A Tale of Wood and Bone
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Chemosynthetic Oases | Deep Sea Food-Falls and Wood-Falls. The first 100 people to download Endel by clicking the link below will get a free week of audio experiences! app.adjust.com/b8wxub6?campaign=naturalworldfacts_ā€¦

The degradation of food-falls at the bottom of the ocean can create partially chemosynthetic environments. In the case of sunken whale carcasses (whale falls), the supply of organic material supports an ecological succession of communities. But perhaps less well-documented than the scavengers at whale-falls are the creatures that rely on wood instead. When trees become uprooted by storms or ships capsize at sea, losing their buoyancy as the pressure of the ocean forces out any air trapped within, bits of wood sink to the ocean floor where they create fleeting oases of life (wood falls), including shipwrecks, like that of the Titanic. The scarcity of food in parts of the deep ocean creates an environment where very little goes to waste. The animal and microbial life that dwells down here has become resourceful, able to make the most of even unexpected resources. So it comes as no surprise that the deep ocean hosts complex biological communities adapted to thrive on this sunken wood.

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Part 1 - Hydrothermal Vents: Ā Ā Ā ā€¢Ā HydrothermalĀ VentsĀ |Ā OasesĀ inĀ theĀ Dee...Ā Ā 
Part 2 - Cold-seep Environments: Ā Ā Ā ā€¢Ā TheĀ PeculiarĀ LifeĀ ofĀ ColdĀ SeepsĀ Ā 

00:00 - Introduction to Deep-Sea Food Falls
01:45 - Whale-Falls - Partial Chemosynthetic Oases
02:18 - Whale-Falls - The Mobile Scavenger Stage
02:35 - Whale-Falls - The Enrichment Opportunist Stage
02:53 - Whale-Falls - The Sulfophilic Stage
04:05 - Whale-Falls - Ecological Stepping Stones
05:27 - Other Food-Fall Events
06:06 - Elasmobranch Food-Fall Events
07:20 - Wood-Falls - Origins and Formation
08:54 - Wood-Fall Specialists - Xylophaga Bivalves
10:07 - Wood-Fall Specialists - Giant Shipworm
10:24 - Wood-Fall Specialists - Munidopsis Yeti Crabs
11:01 - Wood-Falls - Terrestrial Deadwood Communities
11:45 - Wood-Falls - Endosymbiotic and Chemosynthetic Bacteria
13:03 - Wood-Falls - Bathymodiolus Mussels
14:00 - Wood-Falls - Ecological Stepping Stones
15:02 - Shipwrecks - Wreck of Whaling Brig Industry
16:06 - Shipwrecks - Wreck of Endurance
17:31 - Shipwrecks - Colonisers of Endurance
18:53 - Shipwrecks - Wreck of SS Bluefields and U-576
19:36 - Shipwrecks - Wreck of RMS Titanic
20:12. -Conclusion

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Jones, B., 2022. The bizarre deep-sea creatures living on the Endurance shipwreck. [online] Vox. Available at: www.vox.com/down-to-earth/2022/3/9/22969054/enduraā€¦

McClain, C. and Barry, J., 2014. Beta-diversity on deep-sea wood falls reflects gradients in energy availability. Biology Letters, 10(4), p.20140129.

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@NaturalWorldFacts

1 year ago

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@Steezuschrist449

1 year ago

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@UATU.

1 year ago

It makes sense that whale falls would happen close to others because they die along migration routes, but somehow it surprised me. Wonderful episode as always.

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@char2304

1 year ago

Move over Sir David Attenborough, you have done an amazing job and will never be forgotten, but Leo is now going to take the reigns for the future of Nature documentaries. Leo your voice is like no other. Thank you for all you give šŸ™ ā¤ļø

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@Emily-ck9ji

1 year ago

Glad I'm getting notifications again! I've always been fascinated by whale-falls, but I know much less about wood-falls. Always happy to learn something new. Thank you for all the work you put into your videos.

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@fairweathertrains3029

1 year ago

Leo, this is easily one of my favourite videos of yours to date. The work that youā€™ve put in (not only this but your channel as a whole) is inspired and I cannot begin to express my gratitude for what you do. Absolutely phenomenal work mate.

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@Fierach

1 year ago

David Attenborough is one of the most recognizable and renown broadcasters today. But I have a feeling you will surpass even his star one day. Thank you for your beautiful work.

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@katiezumbrook7973

1 year ago

I KNEW your voice sounded familiar! I watched your terrarium video of you in the woods creating life in a jar and I thinking ā€œIā€™ve heard this voice beforeā€ You have a very calming one!

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@wizardthemagical8366

1 year ago

Also you should do a video about deep parts of the Black Sea. Black Sea is like a really big brine pool so it might be interesting. Edit: also Black Sea holds a lot of ancient ships from Ancient Greece and other civilizations so it would be a nice video

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@peperando8733

1 year ago

I just really love your voice and commentary man, like honestly, it is such an important part of documentaries, and I think many don't realize that sometimes

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@lilytea3

8 months ago

0:13: šŸŒŠ The deep sea is a food-poor environment where animals rely on food sinking from above or chemosynthesis. 4:38: šŸ‹ Whale carcasses on the sea-floor provide an evolutionary interface between non-chemosynthetic scavengers and specialized animals at vents and seeps. 8:54: šŸš The bivalves Xylophaga and Giant Shipworm have evolved specialized traits to consume wood. 12:46: šŸ¦Ŗ Chemosynthetic microbes play a crucial role in the deep-sea ecosystem, providing nutrients for various organisms including Bathymodiolus mussels. 17:31: šŸŒŠ The colonisers of Endurance are predominantly filter feeders, with sea lilies and sea squirts using different methods to obtain food. Recap by Tam

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@BigLeggedEmma

1 year ago

You rank right up there with David Attenborough. Your narrations are so clean, crisp and beautiful. Thank you.

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@ZITR0ENCHEN

1 year ago

Wow you hit me with the sound at 16:08, made the appearance of the endurance even more special. Absolutely fascinating and beautifully narated <3

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@wizardthemagical8366

1 year ago

I love these videos and your calm voice

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@asupremetab1617

1 year ago

Heck yeah more documentaries by David Attenborough part 2!

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@nicholasallee3218

1 year ago

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@curiodyssey3867

1 year ago

Leo, you have got a gift my dude. You possess some god-tier skill level. its only a matter of time before some production syndicate like bbc or discovery picks you up, mark my words. I only have a passive interest in ocean biography, yet soon as I came across your channel I instantly subbed. when i first saw your face in your tide-pool episode I was legitimately amazed, never would I have imagined how young you are. I dont know where you learned how to do what you do, or how long you ended up selling your soul to the devil to acquire such talent, but you'll find no judgement here! thanks for the consistently amazing content man, your parents must simply be awestruck at what you're able to accomplish

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@u0aol1

1 year ago

I didn't know about wood fall, this was really interesting! So nice to see you at over half a million subs man!

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@JasonP6339

1 year ago

Dude........ My daughter is about to turn 12 years old and we watch and listen one of you videos on the way home from school everyday. She absolutely loves learning from you!! Please don't stop making new videos!

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@ShelbyOnSafari

1 year ago

Your time management skills are off the charts Leo. I am forever in awe of your ability to research, write, edit, etc on top of studying šŸ“š

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