Deep Sea Encounters with Cryptids

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[mimonikeda]

I've always considered the Deepstar 4000 fish to be the most concrete cryptid sighting. There is not a doubt in my mind that it's a real fish. Great video, you gained a new sub!

[mattatk]

Deep Star 4000 story is new to me. Awesome video. Subscribed.

[mildlymarvelous]

The Beebe bathysphere account has always fascinated me. Not one but multiple unknown species in one go. I hope they are still out there…

[megaalakazam]

The ocean has so many secrets and strange creatures... is always fascinating.
You always make a nice video bro. Very nice.

[kcurran]

I feel like this channel is about to blow up.

[TakoyakiStore]

Those gar/needlefish like fish actually sound like something called a snipe eel, just colored differently.

[robin]

Great video. I'm glad you cover a lot of stuff that is more obscure.

[crunchyhippo]

The first fish that's sketched is much larger than 25-ft. long. More like 50-ft. long.

[hippothehippo]

Sadly because of our polluting and deep sea fishing, mining, and dredging activities, it’s possible we could wipe out entire species without even getting to see or know their miraculous forms.

[thetainowarrior]

The DSV Alvin sighting isn't the deepest cryptid encounter ever reported, the Mariana Trench flatfish sighting is.

[ninjaswordtothehead]

Considering the ocean is so vast that it has been estimated, in any given second, multiple sperm whales are each having an epic battle with a giant squid; it doesn't seem much of a stretch to think that a giant fish exists we just haven't found yet.

[qrfarchaeology]

The concept of plesiosaurs being deep sea divers is interesting. I grew up reading stories that relate them to lake monsters nothing was really conclusive. I did read one case that sounded credible wear a creature with a long neck had was almost mistaken for an upright floating log because it was camoflauged. If that bioluminescent one is really a plesiosaur, what does that mean for other alleged cases?

[jon]

Corkscrew creature sure seems like it could be a siphonophore, though the head and eyes pose a problem.

[FeedMeSalt]

Oh hey the algorithm auto play brought me somewhere juicy.
Good content I'm subbing.
Fingers crossed maybe the algorithm Is coming back around for this one. I think it deserves more attention for sure.

Especially considering I watch this type of stuff often, and haven't heard of half of these.

[stonedmoon]

great video! my only complaint is the audio mixing. it felt like you were yelling in my ear the whole time, even though you're clearly not talking very loud.

[incineroar]

Could the angler with 3 lures have been deformed or had a badly injured, torn up lure?

[Enshohma]

Not a bad video! Adding it to my Mythological Giant Monsters playlist right now!

[dareka]

Explorer: I just saw a plesiosaur with my own eyes!
Expert Critics: Nah. We didn't see it ourselves so it's probably just a seal.

[Lily_of_the_Forest]

I wish experts would look at past animals and compare them to modern cryptids. Maybe the cryptids are unknown adaptations of extinct creatures? Also, since humans can have gigantism / acromegaly, why not sea animals? Since gigantism is not a species trait, that could explain the few sightings since it is just 1 or 2 members of the population.

[Iggy]

First time viewer and I'm highly impressed.