The Most Unusual Creatures In The World | The Museum of Terrestrial Life

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00:00 Intro
01:31 Octopus
27:14 Ants
56:29 Seahorses
01:18:29 Dragonflies

In this video, we will visit the Museum of Terrestrial Life. Whether you are a science enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply curious about the world around you, the Museum of Terrestrial Life is an excellent place to visit and deepen your understanding of the incredible diversity of life on Earth.

The Museum of Terrestrial Life.

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[patrickbuechel]

I spent 3 years in California while in the Marine Corps. Through special services i got in to scuba diving. There are allot of great dive sites off the California coast and i enjoyed the wild life. But of all the wildlife i found the octopus the most interesting. Give an octopus a fish or some other morsel of food and they will remember you, for months, and will approach you unhesitantly.

[mercybowlin]

The question should be, are we from this planet?

[mikekaup]

Years ago I went to the zoo in Tacoma WA. There was a smell round tank in the aquarium that held one fairly large octopus. It came up to look at me and raised an arm up. I put my hand in and it wrapped a tentacle gently Round my finger. It then looked inquisitively Into my eyes. It seemed to want to communicate. After that day I could never eat them. I never had eaten them and am very glad that I haven't. They are really intelligent and as fascinating a creature there is. To think of how short lived they are and how much they are able to learn in such a short period is astonishing. We should try to find out how they can learn so quickly and apply it to ourselves. Humans really take a long time to learn, it's depressing to think about it.

[loneyhearts]

The different species in this video are a tribute to what nature has in store for the future. We can learn so much from nature. Instead of dominating this world, we need to learn how to protect it. I for one believe in learning new ways to keep this world safe. It is the only home I've ever truly known. 😊

[Loroths]

And now you know why the common octopus has been my favourite animal for years. Fascinating and under rated creatures.

[Bernie_tube]

This is the kind of video I just get lost in and let myself travel away figuratively and wander in wonder while loving the world. ❤

[SirCheeto]

You can tell the narrator is actually having fun reading the script and it’s really nice

[Sol-Cutta]

Octopus - everyone - wow...thats amazing. Protect it.
Octopus - chinese - ah, eat it.
😂😂😂

[lunainezdelamancha]

I can't get enough of these documentaries....the Dumbo octopus is one of the most beautiful creatures I've ever seen...🐙😍
Thanks for the treat...🖖🌻💚

[MRGATRY]

Octopi are unbelievable...
Beautiful creatures that don't live to judge others; they just exist to evolve

[marymcdonagh-qlsx]

Save our beautiful, vulnerable, sea horses!!!

[KV-wdgt]

That one Queen ant that created a whole colony of her own clones really took the “Fine. I’ll do it myself.” To a whole new level 😂😂😂

[daverunion]

The lighting you provide is what separates you from the others. Thanks for knowing how to showing us what your seeing like the others don’t.

[starksaif]

Best documentary channel available on YouTube ❤

[Mark-omcl]

Dragonfly’s are awsome and look like helicopters from a distance when in flight.

[oofree]

Kudos to the writer for the narration and style of the delivery.

[ClickClack_Bam]

The Cuddlefish is also an incredible animal!
They can change colors as well.
They're also very intelligent & interesting.

[whirledpeas]

This video deserves a Nobel prize for being awesome 👌

[MissTease]

Amazing documentary !! Loved every moment of it

[AimeeAimee]

Have mad respect for octopuses.
They’re highly intelligent and share 879 genes with humans.
They’re problem solvers and without question are smarter than some people walking the earth.