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Thank God there is no music, just the song of the sea.
Shout out to my personal FBI Agent for putting this in my recommended videos, I had a rough day today and really needed this.
No ads? On a ten hour video? Now that’s Christmas to me. Thank you for the upload
I like the part with the ocean in it.
Props to the camera man who held his breath for 10 hours to capture this footage!
Humans: We created LED technology Nature: *Laughs*
The fish at the beginning really said: 🌱 🌱 👁👄👁
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
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
The ocean is both terrifying and beautiful.
Okay, so it's a 20 minute loop. Still, having it up on the television is cheaper and easier to clean than having an actual aquarium...and I don't have to feed them either.
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.
It repeats every 20 minutes or so, but it's still cool to watch n stuff...
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!
i wasn't relaxed , i was like : oh wow what is that , oh what is that ew thats weird what is that ?
If we end up destroying this world , we cannot survive anywhere..such beauty..
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).
The world: Everything is horrible and awful, people are doing terrifying things to each other and the planet, every day is a nightmare BBC Earth: We got you
Plot twist: the sea creatures are watching us for ten hours.
With all the corona horror going on I really just need to look at this and relax.