Marine Arthropods: Bugs of the Sea? | JONATHAN BIRD'S BLUE WORLD

In this science episode, Jonathan examines the marine arthropods like lobsters, crabs, shrimp, horseshoe crabs, barnacles, copepods and more! Are they the bugs of the sea? And Coyote Peterson makes a short guest appearance with his favorite bug....or maybe least favorite!

#scubadiving #scuba #underwater #athropods #lobster #crab #shrimp #barnacles #marinebiology

JONATHAN BIRD'S BLUE WORLD is an Emmy Award-winning underwater science/adventure series featuring underwater cinematographer/naturalist Jonathan Bird.

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This segment features scuba diving and marine life.

[jimryan]

Every time I watch your videos. It takes me back to elementary school. It’s like when you walk into class and see the projector and know your going see something cool. When it’s over, you’ve learned something and didn’t even realize it.

[Pupp]

Arthropods are some of my favorite creatures in the blue world.

[MrGibbs-sbrq]

I'm getting my Open Water Certification next week, thank you for introducing me to scuba diving Johnathan Bird!

[reinq_]

LOVEEE the video as always. But a few days ago my biology teacher was teaching about the kingdom animalia and when we got to porifera, he showed your sea sponges video and I literally screamed out of happiness 💙💙😂

[q.guan.]

Jonathan sure does have a good imagionation! When he said that lobster is taking a selfie I was like " Oh yea! The claw is like holding the camera and it's kind of posing! SAY CHEESE Mr/ Mrs Lobster!"

[agerven]

Thanks for shedding some light on the marine arthropods. Other than having an exoscelleton I never got really through to them. They are still like creepy crawlers to me, but interesting and some are beautiful to behold.

[colemotley]

I just did a school report on the Japanese spider crab. I love crabs!!! Great vid ❤️❤️

[hemanthbhaskar]

Next time you see someone eating their nails, remember, according to lobsters eating their shredded parts is important to regrow them !

[DominicsStuff.]

I love crabs and things like that, so excited for this episode :D

[jinglesbejankin]

Five years ago I used to ignore my classwork to watch your videos. Turns out I was still learning. I'm super excited to see you're still uploading! Good educational content! I love what you do please never stop.

[dynamosaurusimperious]

Well this episode of Jonthan Bird's Blue World, was pretty good.

And I always found Marine Arthropod to be very cool, and this video shows.

Thx, Bird.

[yanqingsun]

Coyote peteterson can handle the land bugs, but you are the guys who does stuff with marine animals. I love the video! Super informational and cool! The background music is also nice! 😊

[absolutecarrot]

I love seeing lobsters and crabs scuba or in traps.

[EphemeralProductions]

Crabs, shrimp and lobsters are cute and funny to me. :). So funny how Lobster eat their skeletons. :)

[brandi-annpagano]

You have such an amazing talent to hold my 4-year old son's attention and interest. He kept repeating what he learned, like "did you know mom that bugs are arthropods too?!" 😊 Each arthropod seems to have such unique personalities; our favorite was the "selfie-taking" lobster!

[adobo]

I learned so much from this 7 minute video than all my high school years. Great content and I hope this channel gets to 1 million subs beyond

[reinq_]

This channel is severely underrated :")

[FintasticFilms]

I love these informational videos you've been putting out. I always learn so much and I love seeing all the different footage you've gotten over the years! The Coyote Peterson cameo was a nice surprise too!!

[t-rexstudioproductions]

Horseshoe Crab are the closest relative to the Ancient Trilobite!

[TheVideoTalkers]

Fascinating! I hope our teachers from high school will include these videos!