The Ocean Mysteries Iceberg Explained

The Ocean is scary to me, so why not confront my fears with converting this iceberg… idk if it helped at all but it was interesting, and I hope you enjoy! Thank you all for 50k subscribers! Make sure you like and subscribe if you haven’t already. See ya in the next video ✌️

Timestamps:
Tier 1
1:00 More than 80% of the Ocean is Unexplored
1:40 Atlantis
2:41 Kraken
3:51 Mermaids
4:51 Bermuda Triangle
6:34 Megalodon
7:42 Thalassophobia
9:03 Old Sea Monsters

Tier 2
10:23 Great Pacific Garbage Patch
11:45 Green Flash
12:56 Loch Ness Monster
14:55 Milky Sea Phenomenon
16:34 Bloop
17:58 Titanic
19:25 Tsunami

Tier 3
21:17 Osborne Reef
22:12 Lake of Despair
23:00 Kaz II
24:44 Submechanophobia
25:48 Rogue Waves
26:59 Mary Celeste
27:52 Eels

Tier 4
29:45 Giant Oarfish
31:37 HMS Daedalus Sea Serpent
33:26 Blue Whale Mating Ritual
35:08 Purple Orb
35:57 Baltic Sea Anomaly
37:36 Brine Pools
39:20 Devil's Sea
40:19 Mariana Trench
42:04 Underground Ocean
43:16 Julia
44:44 1968 Submarine Disappearences
45:59 Coconut Crabs

Tier 5
47:21 400 Year Old Shark
48:39 Yonaguni Monument
50:35 Immortal Jellyfish
52:12 Bigfin Squid
53:49 Point Nemo
55:20 World's Oldest Mammal
55:52 Biblical Leviathan
57:27 Vertical Migration
59:45 Heracleion
1:01:30 Upsweep
1:02:55 Train

Tier 6
1:03:48 2003 Great White Incident
1:05:41 Globster
1:06:49 German U Boat 60ft Crocodile
1:08:09 Sargasso Sea's Carnivorous Seaweed
1:09:28 Montauk Monster
1:10:28 Stronsay Beast
1:11:41 Schaefer's Anglerfish
1:12:09 Casper Octopus
1:12:51 Coconut Crabs Ate Amelia Earhart

Tier 7
1:13:51 St. Augustine Monster
1:14:49 Phantom Island
1:15:50 Ningen
1:16:58 Soya Antarctic Godzilla

Tier 8
1:17:30 Cosmic Ocean
1:18:45 Eltanin Antenna
1:19:49 Ocean at Night
1:20:52 Contorted Squid
1:22:33 Sea People Invasion

Tier 9
1:24:11 Giant Cannibal Shark
1:24:55 Unidentified Sagami Bay Creature
1:25:46 Bimini Road
1:27:03 Call of the Deep

1:28:28 Outro

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[a_man_of_clay]

As someone who stumbles and trips over words when i read, i absolutely appreciate this man pushing through.

This was a great video and i know that with time and practice you'll be killing it dude. 😁

[OmynysFence]

I have accepted my fate, and am now watching JUST to listen to this man mispronounce things. It sounds like his words are made out of butter

[jasquerotte]

Absolutely loved the video, but as one commenter said, it's okay to do more audio takes if you mispronounce something, not doing so makes the video feel kinda rushed

[jdjGSHBFjh]

Fact: electric eels are completely unrelated to eels, in fact, they're relatives with knifefish. they're only known as such due to their serpentine nature.

[chrisS]

Lol, “come passes going crazy” sir I think the script read “compass” 😂

[LockeRobsta]

1:19:48 - I often have a dream (nightmare I guess) where I'm alone on an Island no bigger than a baseball diamond set in the middle of the ocean. There's no moon, stars, or any light source but there is an extremely faint ambient light that allows me to barely make out water foam and objects about a meter in front of me. Usually the water begins to rise and I'm forced to the centre of the island where there's a rocky formation about 3m tall that I need to climb to get to safety. Eventually I'm sitting/standing at the top of the formation with water occasionally flowing over my feet. Its really the sounds that freak me out the most, the water sloshing against the rocks, the wind blowing, and the water just moving about. Just hits me to my core.

[mornmorn]

Imagine if your defensive mechanism is to be a child after you become injured. That's basically what immortal jellyfish is.

[nguyenhuyhoanglong]

1:19:53 I think what the Ocean At Night entry refers to is the Ocean At Night theory where big ass sea predators go up near the surface due to vertical migration. Theres a whole incident too about a giant artificial sun at the gulf of Aiden being tested and followed by a reported "Vortex" in the ocean and mutiple earthquakes near the area

[ronndobandss]

Imagine chilling in the ocean and a mermaid swims up to you and plays you her mixtape

[VelvetySharkToast]

38:38 the two different pronunciations of "extremophiles" killed me

[Evan]

Very nice video, but you seem to be rushing yourself! Speaking too fast made pronunciation of some words odd haha, carnivorous and oceanography

[EvilS]

No overdramatizing, no bs, just chill demeanor and raw information. Just the way these are supposed to be :D

[DaveHonkles]

The irony is that there is nothing irrational about thalassophobia.

[MadamHoneyB]

12:45 I lived in the Florida Keys for the first part of my life and the “Green Flash Phenomenon” happened all the time. I used to enjoy telling the tourists about it and letting them see if they could see it.
The Green Flash happens very quickly so you have to make sure not to blink bc you’ll miss it.
It usually happens right at the moment it goes away beyond the horizon. It’s very beautiful.
So to anyone who gets a chance to see it I highly recommend trying it out!

[trahernricks]

Great information in this video, but dang these words kicked your ass

[mehaplebypotatocalledtaqwa]

Timestamps: @Snook pls add them in the description:

0:00 Intro

Tier 1
1:00 More than 80% of the Ocean is Unexplored
1:40 Atlantis
2:41 Kraken
3:51 Mermaids
4:51 Bermuda Triangle
6:34 Megalodon
7:42 Thalassophobia
9:03 Old Sea Monsters

Tier 2
10:23 Great Pacific Garbage Patch
11:45 Green Flash
12:56 Loch Ness Monster
14:55 Milky Sea Phenomenon
16:34 Bloop
17:58 Titanic
19:25 Tsunami

Tier 3
21:17 Osborne Reef
22:12 Lake of Despair
23:00 Kaz II
24:44 Submechanophobia
25:48 Rogue Waves
26:59 Mary Celeste
27:52 Eels

Tier 4
29:45 Giant Oarfish
31:37 HMS Daedalus Sea Serpent
33:26 Blue Whale Mating Ritual
35:08 Purple Orb
35:57 Baltic Sea Anomaly
37:36 Brine Pools
39:20 Devil's Sea
40:19 Mariana Trench
42:04 Underground Ocean
43:16 Julia
44:44 1968 Submarine Disappearences
45:59 Coconut Crabs

Tier 5
47:21 400 Year Old Shark
48:39 Yonaguni Monument
50:35 Immortal Jellyfish
52:12 Bigfin Squid
53:49 Point Nemo
55:20 World's Oldest Mammal
55:52 Biblical Leviathan
57:27 Vertical Migration
59:45 Heracleion
1:01:30 Upsweep
1:02:55 Train

Tier 6
1:03:48 2003 Great White Incident
1:05:41 Globster
1:06:49 German U Boat 60ft Crocodile
1:08:09 Sargasso Sea's Carnivorous Seaweed
1:09:28 Montauk Monster
1:10:28 Stronsay Beast
1:11:41 Schaefer's Anglerfish
1:12:09 Casper Octopus
1:12:51 Coconut Crabs Ate Amelia Earhart

Tier 7
1:13:51 St. Augustine Monster
1:14:49 Phantom Island
1:15:50 Ningen
1:16:58 Soya Antarctic Godzilla

Tier 8
1:17:30 Cosmic Ocean
1:18:45 Eltanin Antenna
1:19:49 Ocean at Night
1:20:52 Contorted Squid
1:22:33 Sea People Invasion

Tier 9
1:24:11 Giant Cannibal Shark
1:24:55 Unidentified Sagami Bay Creature
1:25:46 Bimini Road
1:27:03 Call of the Deep

1:28:28 Outro

[millertaylor]

Great video! One tip, you can slow down on reading because i can hear you struggling to pronounce words. other than that good job.

[weavorjjohanna]

keep on the good work m8, some advices :
although iceberg content seem work really well for you, after you hit a specific amount of subscribers, try to do a deep dive into a single topic, since your content remind me of Wendigoon

[warbaby]

It's the "call of the void" - a psychological concept that most likely has to to with our alterness instincts kicking in. It's basically the brain preparing itself for the eventuality of falling/sinking...

[HuntressCreations]

The Ocean at Night refers to the concept of vertical migration, suggesting that massive unknown predators exist but simply deep below the surface. Supposedly there was an experiment with an "artificial sun" that was lowered into the ocean for cooling purposes, but was followed by a whirlpool and earthquakes, leading several countries to send their armies out to deal with it.