Deep Ocean: 10 Hours of Relaxing Oceanscapes | BBC Earth

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[Pugetwitch]

Thank God there is no music, just the song of the sea.

[SwrveYT]

Props to the camera man who held his breath for 10 hours to capture this footage!

[faustofiifi]

No ads? On a ten hour video? Now that’s Christmas to me. Thank you for the upload

[MJ-mpfx]

Shout out to my personal FBI Agent for putting this in my recommended videos, I had a rough day today and really needed this.

[Istrianprincess]

0:00 barreleye
0:25 feather star
1:03 dinoflagellates
1:17 submarine
1:36 comb jellyfish
3:24 glass octopus
3:45 helmet jellyfish
3:56 clawed armhook squid
4:07 helmet jellyfish
4:35 atolla jellyfish
5:10 fried egg jellyfish
5:41
6:12 strawberry squid
6:37 vampire squid
7:42
8:05 nautilus
8:35 submarine
9:25
10:05 deep sea coral
12:36
13:49 dumbo squid
14:44 deep sea coral
15:54 tripod fish
17:17
17:50
17:56 sea sponge
18:02
18:09
18:14
18:20
18:25
18:30
18:57 sinonophores

[sacrebleuwhataworld]

Why is it that the deeper we explore the oceans, the more we're reminded of lifeforms straight out of science fiction? Amazing how art imitates life, sometimes unintentionally.

[yeetuse]

i had this video playing on loop during my final exams. i honestly I don't think I would have made it through without the ability to look up every half an hour and see some funky little creature on my computer.

[sierralovat]

The ocean is both terrifying and beautiful.

[annsm]

Me trying to sleep: ah yes, relaxing oceanic waters, nothing better for a goodnight sleep
As soon as the video starts: I, , , I’m afraid

[dyland]

How fortunate we are to be the very first to live in a time where we can see images like these! For thousands of years humans have wondered what creatures live in the dark depths of the ocean, with only rare glimpses as animals wash ashore or come up in nets, but now for the very first time we have the technology to see these fascinating and otherworldly creatures in their natural habitat, and all from the comfort of our own homes no less! What an exciting time to be alive!

[chatnoir]

Deep ocean is a true paradise of this planet. Amazing...

[soothingmelodies]

To you reading this: I hope this day for you is completely filled with love and purpose!

[josephre]

My headset's bluetooth turns off if there isn't a constant stream of audio playing. Because I refuse to buy a new headset, I play this video on the lowest possible volume, so I basically hear nothing and my headset doesn't disconnect. This is the best-in-slot video on the internet. Thanks for saving me 100 bucks on a new headset BBC Earth! You're the real MVP.

[kaonashii.]

I think we like this sound and it might be calming to us because it somewhat reminds us of our mothers womb (minus her heartbeat).

[wizzteck]

This is amazing and really relaxing! Even though some scenes look like they were shot on an alien planet :O Sometimes we forget how mesmerizing and weird but beautiful our world can be, thank you for sharing!

[KOceanWonders]

For all those who are trying to sleep I wish you good night and soon find the love of your life and if you already have it, love each other very much😍🙏🏼❤❤

[tooshmart]

Humans: We created LED technology
Nature: *Laughs*

[musicapara]

This sound is so wonderful. The person who is reading this comment, i wish you great success, health, love and happiness!!!

[ophiotrix]

Such amazing beauty. No comments, no music disturbing. It' s like I' m in a research vessel, exploring submarine life, structures, colours, movements - recalling lectures of marine biology, classifying echinodermata, mollusca, cephalopoda and so on. I'll surely prefer watching closely to falling asleep. Thanks for posting.

[weebakuwesnaw]

The fish at the beginning really said:

🌱 🌱
👁👄👁