Underwater Creatures - In the Realm of the 'Walking' Fish | Free Documentary Nature

We need to protect these environments 🌐 .. the beings that inhabit it shouldn't need to adapt to human toxic behaviors.

Whale sharks, manta rays and other big fish were once common in the narrow Lembeh Strait in Indonesia, but overfishing has long since eradicated the larger species. Now, a new community of unusual creatures make their home on the volcanic seabed. Stone fish, piper fish, cuttlefish, snails and mimic octopuses fight for space with the remarkably weird walking fish.

This was one of the most interesting documentaries I have seen from Free Documentary-Nature. It is nice to see and learn about such beautiful, unusual, and interesting sea creatures. I do hope Indonesia will make the Lembeh Strait a protected area very soon. It is so sad to see such a beautiful Island's magnificent beaches, and it's one of a kind marine ecosystem so filled with garbage. I hope they not only protect the rare marine ecosystem of the Lembeh straits, but I pray they also clean up the waters and the beaches, and enact laws and enforce them to keep it clean.

This is how science should be taught. Great information...beautiful photography!!

I love this one. I find documenttaries so entertaining. I died laughing when that crab flipped over.

Diverse,colourful and mysterious underwater life

I have been to the Lembeh straight. My parents moved to the island. Words could never describe the beauty of that part of our planet. 💙🌏

- 5:20 so interesting to see paved roads in remote parts of this Island 🏝 🤔

- 6:50 That is the cutest little thing I've ever seen 😍 💖

When I die, I hope I’d come back as one of these sea creatures even though with my luck, I’ll probably be immediately eaten, but if I could experience the beauty of the underwater world for maybe even only 30 ms it would be great.

Those cuttle fish blew me away 🤯

The music at the beginning matching those going down had me in awe.

Absolutely enthralling with these unique sea creatures

i felt so sad and ashamed of what we have done to the environment, the moments i saw plastic bag where the fish was in it also the one which was floating , the plastic cup on the bottom and the broken glass the octopus used it as a shelter we must stop throwing stuff in water and start with ourselves and advice the others as far as we can it harm both us and the nature

That little hermit crab stood on business and got his home back! That was awesome 😂😎

Nature is beautiful <3

There is no way that animals/sea life evolves.There is a MASTER MIND behind all of creation. I was at work waiting to be dismissed and I could not stop watching. It was very interesting and informative. It was funny, (coconut octopus and his antics), sad ( we are destroying what was created) and beautifully and skillfully filmed. I will share with friends. Thank you

On a loose sandy bottom, nowhere to hide but under the sand. Blue ringed octopus like “I’m good where ever I go, get out of my way!”

I kinda feel like yall may have put that poor crab in front of the Mantis shrimps den.

Fascinating the creatures underwater most for their colorfoul, camuflages that use fof their protection included our wastes. Hopefully, we can preserve this wonderful marine world. 🐙🐠🐟🐋🐳🦀🦞🦐🦑🦪 Thanks for sharing this amazing documentary, great job to the camera person that we can appreciate every species and their environment. Greetings. ❤🌊🌏