Oarfish | This Legendary Fish That Announces Tsunamis

ㅋㅋ한글 자막이 이상해서 무슨 말인지 모르겠네요 ㅋㅋ

Название ролика и описание неправильное. Рыба называется Сельдяной Король или рыба Ремень. Умники)))

Sorry, the great white shark is not the most feared by me. I fear irukandji way more.

ČITATE LI KNJIGE I PIŠETE LI PJESME

And how or why do Oarfish announce Tsunami’s ????

Interesting

Amazing..not a coincidence!

I’m the sunfish 👁️👅👁️

The only problem with this research is the femiNazis.

Thetitle translation into german is wrong. A herungskönig looks totally different

Жалко нет на русском(

갈치조림 맛있겠다, 촵촵

I wonder whether it is related to seahorses somewhere along the evolutionary path?

Great film👍 but: why the divers couldn't attach a microchip on the oarfish to get more information on their travelling routes into the depth or their travels throughout the oceans?

Great film.

Incredible film quality!

Sir i have to correct you the most feared is the KILLER WHALE they eat sharks for breakfest lunch and dinner. flip them upside down, smartest air breathers of the sea besides dolphins... i think killer whales are much smarter.... we are just clooser to dolhpins it feels like we have a connection they never bother us we do not bother them.. depending on where you live -,-,,,

Dude it's crazy how long they say that the nuclear power lasts on the vessel. They said it would only have to be refilled one time in a 50-year run LOL that's f**** insane

Forcing captions isn’t cool.

Nice 👍 to view 😊

Is this a movie?!

I've watched this all with the fear of the deep sea. What a great effort and process.

Ancora devono sezionare anomali per studiarli. Chissenefrega di sapere tutto, lasciamo in pace la natura!

Looks like a rare pokemon

David's Bouy...




The way he pronounces "bouy" (bowie) is driving me nuts.

Absolutely amazing

The silvery shine of the Oarfish is amazing.

The Scientist's why were they not wearing gloves? Seems kinda gross

Magnifique

Around the 26 minute mark, are those eggs floating around it?

Both the fish and these divers’ skills and bravery is out of this world!👏👏👏

Questo pesce in italiano lo chiamano " re di aringhe", strano perché con le aringhe non c'entra niente. Da non confondere col pesce sciabola che non c'entra niente pur essendo vagamente simili.

There are great white's in the Mediterranean?

I just now found this. Excellent information. I learned so much, not only about oarfish, but a host of sea creatures I'd never heard of. Thank you for this documentary .😊

Incredible, thank you so much for making this available for everyone to see!

Muito interessante.Parabéns!

Sadly, a very high percentage of english speakers do not also speak french . . . there are no subtitles provided for the french speaking parts of this film . . very unhelpful.

For sure, Allah Almighty is the greatest creator

I suspect our fish expert means autotomy. Not much scope for a fish to have autonomy when it has a brain the size of a broad bean.
Amazing, beautiful documentary! Thank you!

Fascinant

That cross pose was one of the most incredible things ive ever seen! What a wonderful day that must have been to catch that on film! How extraordinary. Thank you for this incredible film. ❤

typical with most documentaries is the relentless annoying music and other added sounds which detract from the subjects shown!

I caught one of those in my uncles boat. It towed us for miles before it got tired and we were able to pull it in. We measured it and it was 26 foot and 1 inch (new record). I brought it home and put it in a special seawater tank.

This was absolutely amazing to see! Great footage and interesting information! Thank you so much! Not too sure I'd want that job, though! 😳 It was so dark down there, and so vast, I would be so scared at what would just appear out of nowhere right in front of me, with nowhere to go, and nothing to hide behind!
It reminds me of when I went to Boston, Massachusetts for the weekend with the girls and we asked the concierge at our hotel what would be fun to do. We were next to the Boston Harbor and the IMAX theater was close by and he told us a really neat documentary was being shown and gave us free tickets to see it. It was all about the deep ocean and the fish that live so far down they are see-through, just like we saw here, except it was way further down! The scientist had a remote controlled camera that was able to handle the pressure and weight of the ocean water and it explored these caves and the floor of the ocean at a depth I can't even remember. There even was a flame coming up from a crack in the floor, burning bright blue in the water!! All I know is it was so cool to not only see all the amazingly different fish and other living organisms that float in the water, but in 3-D was even more exciting! It was like they were coming out of the screen and swimming in the air in front of us, where we thought we could reach out touch them. 😂 Best idea of the weekend! We went back to the hotel and told that concierge how amazing it was, and thanked him over and over for suggesting it and the tickets! We also gave him a big tip. 😂😂 I wish I could remember the name of that documentary. I would look it up and watch it again.
EDITING BECAUSE I FOUND IT! 'Volcanoes of the Deep Sea' AMAZING VIDEO!!!

Was electricity considered as a sense important to these fish? I thought of this because the swimming pattern reminds me of knife fish, which use an electric sense.

What an amazing film. Thank you ❣️

Who else ended up here because of animal crossing new Horizons?

I heard that French accent and right away I thought of Jacques and Jean-Michel Cousteau.

Bonsoir,
C'était magnifique, merci à vous pour ce documentaire.