We made a Bio-Accurate Bloop | What if it was real?

What If Bloop as the urban legend depicts it was real? How much would it need to eat? And what if we made a bio accurate bloop? The answer to these questions will be a bit frightening, so watch till the end if you are ready to face this alternate reaility.

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Chapters

00:00 - Intro
00:26 - What is the Bloop?
1:14 - What if it was real?
3:45 - How much does it eat?
6:45 - Bio Accurate Bloop

[UnwantedGhost-anz]

Please make biologically accurate famous mythological creatures a running theme series. This is amazing. 👍🏼

[fireironthesecond]

For those curious “The Bloop” was discovered

Well the noise at least. It was glaciers cracking and falling off an ice sheet not an animal

[mannofdober]

I love the fact there's this horrific nightmare fish that could swallow whole ships, and it's got the goofy-ass name of "Bloop."

[aadityadhital]

One thing to be added here (from a biologist perspective); You checked all the boxes while generating this model of the Bloop, and I must say it is way-way more accurate, but you didn't mention about its curved teeth. This is quiet fitting to the animal, as this Bloop will have only one shot chance to catch its prey, given that it rests on the sea floor and is an ambush predator with low metabolism rate. It may go months without catching a single prey, hence to increase its chances to hunt down a prey in one shot, it must have those curved sets of teeth so that the prey is unable to escape after it is ensared by the animal in its jaws. Brilliant!

[carolynchurch]

5:20 "every single day". Just the way he says it makes him sound so depressed, tired, disappointed, and just done with everything. Especially when he says "single". The emphasis on that was amazing.

[SaurianStudios]

Ok, a giant axolotl like sea creature with jaws that open 7-8 meters would still be the most terrifying entity to live in the ocean. It is an unexpected, but surprisingly good choice to have the bloop (imagining it as a biologically speculative creature) evolve from palaeozoic ancestors.

[jamespew]

And now im scared to go into the ocean again

[mrcollin]

I unironically would love to see the bloop in the monsterverse and be as big as it's usually depicted; the argument of him being to big to sustain itself can be explained by it being sustained with radiation.

I love to imagine Monarch revealing it's existence to the public.

"You all remember that huge bloop sound; The one everyone thought was a creature but then concluded it was ice cracking? Nope, it was a titan."

[zebrahunter]

5:19


This is the equivalent of 1.29 × 10^14 Joules, or about 30, 000 tons of TNT.

For Comparison, the Little Boy's Yeild was only 15, 000.

So, 2 Little Boys to power this thing.


Every. Single. Day.



Yeah, there's a reason that Godzilla just straight up runs on radiation

[Daniel-tvrc]

The bloop is very real, I saw him in my bathroom chilling in the bath and then he left to record this video

[Obelisk_]

I still can't believe that you guys can make a plausible biologically Bloop, now I'm more afraid with ocean than before, imagining this Bloop is might be down in the deep floor of the ocean and will surface to eat something and I was there to witnessing it

[wallrider]

9:02 no, seriously! This isn’t a joke!

[masihnewbie]

I really like this video!
You give us 3d animation with logical plausible theory for fantasy creatures, it's really entertaining.

Thank you Goji Center!

[shadewings]

Thank you for making sure you are explaining how this isn't possible. I swear some people can't handle fun videos like this without going off the deep end.

[RadRaptor]

The video didn't explain every fact about the bloop. So, for those who still don't know much about it or just never heard of it, here's what you need to know:

the name "the bloop" was given due to the sound the original makes if sped up, when slowed down, the sound sounds a lot more like a whale, which is why it was originally thought the sound was a living animal, which as goji center explained, would have been absolutely massive, a real-life kaiju or sorts

as for the exact cause of the sound, it turned out to be something far less terrifying: an icequake, the sound made when 2 massive pieces of ice break apart. The icequake that caused the bloop sound is believed to have been a colossal piece of ice breaking off of antarctica

[mwprod]

7:51
1. That’s because there were bigger predators out there hunting them such as Livyatan melvillei and Otodus megalodon.
2. They used to be a lot smaller than that.
3. Something similar happened to the extinct predatory marine reptiles. For example, it only took Mosasaurus 6 million years or so to evolve from 6-ft monitor lizards into 40-ft sea serpents.

[ponteirodorato]

Fun fact: The famous bloop urban legend image comes from an artwork called "machine boy and the leviathan", later remade as "The Leviathan", both by jefchangcomix on DeviantArt around 2008 and 2009. Yeah, this massive thing is supposed to be a Leviathan...

[Super-Viper-X]

i was a subscriber since gvk trailer dropped. i'm an og subscriber and i can tell. Goji center you've improved a lot. especially that i noticed your voice has changed as well with each video. I love to see your videos. you dont just throw random things at us. you throw good answers and explain very well why it is. This is why your my favorite youtube channel. keep the good work goji center. I'll always watch your videos!!!

[kingliukanglife]

The Bloop vs El Grand Maja would be an insanely crazy battle. Make it happen 💯

[joshraptor]

If the bloop was real the military would LOVE this hunt