Top 5 Mesmerizing Deep Sea Creatures | Deepsea Oddities: Countdown

The depths below thrive with fascinating creatures of the deep that offer glimpses into an alien world: here are five of the most mesmerizing deep sea oddities we know of.

Footage from EVNautilus:

First & tracks by CO.AG:

Second, fourth, & fifth tracks by Jim Gifford:

What else lurks within the abyss?

[bnfy]

Great vid my man. I’m sure u won’t be a hidden gem channel for much longer

[ChaosMagnet]

The first creature, the jelly, is like a living firework!

[VeneficaDelirium]

Chimaeras are so cute! They look like Zero from the Nightmare Before Christmas.

[maririantarean]

Finally! A channel that's focused on deep sea life that isn't click bait! Subscribed! I hope to see more information on dragon fishes here too, considering they are some big weirdos and theyre my favorite fish.

[godver]

that first jelly is something straight out of the forests of the avatar movie. So beautiful!

[madookamagooka]

straight to the point, no click bait, nice calming music, no nasally narration that takes 10 min. subscribed

[Sleeepy]

These soundtracks are so atmospheric... That's Deep

[stefanschleps]

You've made an incredible channel. Thank you for the many hours such a quality production most require. Your efforts are exceeding that of many channels on Youtube. Wishing you continued success in 2020. Keep them coming.
Peace.

[shestewa]

DeepseaOddities - I wanna just point out that Ctenophores (Comb Jellies) *aren't* generally bioluminescent at all. The reason we see the bright colours when we look at them is because of *our own* lights upon them. They propel themselves using bands of flurrying tendrils that are vibrating so fast that they actually diffract the light we shine on them into different colours. Their beautiful colours are actually because of our own lights shone upon them; they are not an intrinsic trait.

[HSANNA]

The first jellyfish is like an anime girl’s contact lenses

[ProfessorPotatoPhD]

All of them are so beautiful, in their own way.
It's so crazy to think about how much more is still down there, yet to be discovered
It's fascinating how life can adapt and appear in so many different forms.
I'm so glad i discovered this channel :)

[gailhowes]

I could watch this video over and over again and still be amazed at these creatures

[Sleeepy]

The Stygiomedusa Gigantea looks like a legendary Pokémon! What a magnificent creature.

[fermiLiquidDrinker]

On some rare occasions, you can actually see ctenophores at a beach's surf. I saw one once at low tide, where it was between a sand bar with a bunch of smaller pools, and the ocean. It was honestly one of the coolest things in the world to see—keep an eye out for em around low tide.

[goblinslayertf]

This is how alien life gets thats incredible

[NeneSimone]

1:02 That's what happens when you lost your contact lense in the sea...

[Rareinnature_]

These creatures look so delicate. It is wondrous how they have survived millions of years in the depths of the oceans.

[mertz]

I just recently found your channel and so happy you’re still active!

[evandersolis]

Stygiomedusa Gigantea is by far my favorite animal ever, I absolutely love them

[DM-wvrq]

Thank you and my prayers are with you during this difficult time. Please don’t give up....we need you and your knowledge.