Deep on the ocean floor, strange sea creatures lurk in the midnight zone, while glowing jellyfish create an extraordinary show.
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1:17 Commonist?
🐳🐋Whales know the secrets to the universe, they just can’t explain it to us simple humans 😂awesome video ❤ fang tooth is so scary lookin!
I would like to take a moment to thank BBC for your content, what a pleasure to hear a human voice. And real video footage.
Very good and highly engaging.
The deep-sea anglerfish doesn’t just have a glowing lure; it has a highly specialized symbiotic relationship with bioluminescent bacteria. It literally weaponized a bacterial colony to survive in the midnight zone.
That bioluminescent light show in the midnight zone is mesmerizing, but people forget that over 75% of deep-sea creatures actually produce their own light. What’s crazy is that almost all deep-sea jellyfish emit light in the blue-green spectrum (~470 nm) because that specific wavelength travels the farthest through dense seawater. It’s essentially underwater optical fiber communication in total darkness!
Это поразительно! Полный восторг! Огромная благодарность всем причастным к созданию этого шедевра!