Octopus is Greek vs Latin in origin thus octopuses😊 not octopi
@sherrylamb129021 күн бұрын
@@sherrylamb1290 sweeeet
@LostCoastLiving20 күн бұрын
@@nicholasbagnato8398 glad you enjoyed my TED talk :)
@LostCoastLiving20 күн бұрын
They only die because they dont eat while protecting the eggs, they just stay alert,but in an aquarium with no predators,they are less stressed, and us humans feed them directly in its nest, thoses ALL SURVIVED AND MATED AGAIN
@jonathanvachondechevigny102022 күн бұрын
Source?
@jellybeanz816819 күн бұрын
Wiki
@Lamboghini8919 күн бұрын
@@jellybeanz8168it's called Google!
@Yummicookie197919 күн бұрын
It’s true not all of them die…I thought it was specific species. In captivity it makes silence they would live a bit longer
@kuroe-chan519019 күн бұрын
So why exactly do the male die afterwards?
@ripp70419 күн бұрын
The behavior of octopuses is actually so strange that when scientists discovered an octopus that does NOT die after mating, they got called out as frauds by the rest of the scientific community. It's still an animal that doesn't have a Latin name because of this: The Striped Pacific Octopus.
@Reddotzebra26 күн бұрын
Well, that's just arrogant, especially considering how much of our oceans remain unexplored. It's like how science said cuttlefish weren't venomous until they found one that is: the Flamboyant Cuttlefish.
@harrietharlow992926 күн бұрын
@@harrietharlow9929 huh?
@Movrus49326 күн бұрын
@@harrietharlow9929 And it has the spot on exact venom as the BRO (Blue Ringed Octopus). Also, they are super pretty, and can be easily kept as pets or bred in captivity. Just need to watch out to not get a danger hug.
@LordNecron26 күн бұрын
@@harrietharlow9929 Yes, scientists make mistakes, but they do admit to making them. Who/what is arrogant, is religion and religious beliefs not changing for thousands of years... If not for science/scientists - where would humanity be nowadays?
@JunoDiovonaDemihof26 күн бұрын
Not dead from a c 19 shot.@@JunoDiovonaDemihof
@philyeary880925 күн бұрын
Dude sounds like Seth Rogans nonsmoking brother lol
@AlgerLapitan20 күн бұрын
Yeah it's kinda hard to listen to.
@NeovanGoth18 күн бұрын
It is Seth Rogan!
@Redline6ix13 күн бұрын
Nonsmoking twin brother 😂😂
@anguscampbell44412 күн бұрын
Funny
@gitahiian470812 күн бұрын
Literally can't unhear it now 😂
@porscha66107 күн бұрын
The fact that they kill themselves if they don't die from mating is crazy! Must be major pressure not to compete with their own offspring.
@dontimberman549324 күн бұрын
It's a behaviour applied to many insects.
@UreTriggered23 күн бұрын
@@UreTriggered yes but it's still crazy to think there is that much selective pressure on that one facet of octopus life.
@dontimberman549323 күн бұрын
@@dontimberman5493 yep living being are pretty amazing. Even the single cell ones.
@UreTriggered23 күн бұрын
Humans could learn a lot from these creatures
@XinDseal22 күн бұрын
@@XinDseal You should slip ahead of the curve
@cuscoothriyas516321 күн бұрын
Crazy how intelligent they are . Also it’s proven they show emotions.
@mikecho800824 күн бұрын
Yes. They are known to steal and use atm cards too. Check your wallet if you get near an octopus.
@johnmadsen3722 күн бұрын
@@johnmadsen37😂
@lamariposa591922 күн бұрын
Ya, they're pretty 'handsy'.
@jon202622 күн бұрын
Yeah, so basically the two things that humans lack...
@DaisOfDestruction20 күн бұрын
All animals have emotions
@quacker99820 күн бұрын
What a difficult life such intelligent animals have
@Filmeng17226 күн бұрын
The more you know about Octopi, the more sense it makes that they could've come from space as frozen eggs on asteroids a long time ago. It made me think more about it when he said they can survive upto 8 years at freezing point
@xassassin60924 күн бұрын
@@xassassin609no such thing as “octopi”, it’s a popular misspelling, but the plural for octopus is simply “octopus” or “octopuses”
@briannabanks165919 күн бұрын
@@briannabanks1659 How's your Octopuses?
@xassassin60919 күн бұрын
@@briannabanks1659 octopie tho, that's another story
@jibberism991018 күн бұрын
@@jibberism9910then there is octopussy
@luckyduck292818 күн бұрын
If you think about it the mother dying after her brood hatches also helps protect her young. Why chase down a small bite when there is a whole meal laying there.
@hiddentruth198225 күн бұрын
How intelligent they are .. dedication to the survival of their own.
@francescalynn94520 күн бұрын
I like octopussies better.
@m.k.k.493120 күн бұрын
It also makes space for another octopus mother to lay more eggs
@misacruzader19 күн бұрын
*Sadly it seems like most animals in the wild go for the young, instinctively, when they see them... Even if there's a "whole" adult meal right next to the young... Some animals will actually NOT eat dead animals & will ONLY eat live animals so sadly the young would be ate up first... The way they clung to this thermal vent is insane but it does bring other life towards it, which could include predators but I've heard that sometimes there will be "Octopus Guards" stationed around to chase off any predators. Octopus' beaks can do some damage, even if they are small, especially 100s of them all at once. I believe sometimes they can even scare &/or annoy smaller sharks away.* *Of course we also believe that there are "Giant Octopus" just like the "Giant Squid" that was recently discovered... A "Giant Octopus", with the, insanely high, intelligence that Octopus have, is actually a kind of scary thing. Something the size of a small boat swimming around, while having a RAZOR SHARP BEAK that's the size of a 18 wheeler tire, is horrifying, to say the least.... Not to mention the MULTIPLE BRAINS it has! It always blew my mind to learn that Octopus have MULTIPLE BRAINS... One "Central &/or Main Brain" & 4 other brains at the end of their tentacles to rely messages back to the central brain.... Absolutely mind blowing.*
@brandonblackfyre578319 күн бұрын
I never looked at it that way!! Ö
@BlastedRain19 күн бұрын
Man, I can't believe Ringo had already been down to explore this seafloor octopus garden so many decades ago. A true visionary.
@user-po7iv4ni3o21 күн бұрын
I looked up octopus garden to find a video that's less random and disorganized than this one to watch and all I got was Beatles lmao
@beksinskis.creature20 күн бұрын
An octopuses garden, in the shade.
@JRR001320 күн бұрын
He is friends with a walrus googoogachoo
@Leopoldshark20 күн бұрын
Right, that's what I'm say'n too.
@richardeastland922819 күн бұрын
He took his yellow submarine down there.
@PhantomFilmAustralia19 күн бұрын
A 2 year incubation period for their eggs. Thats incredible!!!
@Winkkin24 күн бұрын
and that's 5 times faster than " normal"
@ronblack787022 күн бұрын
I didn't think octopii even LIVED that long.
@HowlingFrog21 күн бұрын
@@HowlingFrog From what I've read they don't, or at most 2 years for some of the larger ones. I have a feeling that he's confusing some terms and not really saying how it really is.
@cchavezjr721 күн бұрын
@@cchavezjr7Yeah agreed. Especially 10 years for eggs.
@Fallout313121 күн бұрын
@@cchavezjr7Just looked it up, most eggs take weeks to months to hatch. The giant Pacific octopus has a long lifespan for an octopus - about three to five years. Octopuses in general usually live no more than a year! Weird script this guy was reading.
@Fallout313121 күн бұрын
"Hey, where is uncle walter?" "We took him to the octopuss geriatric. His time has come." 👀
@the_rover123 күн бұрын
😂
@kevinalan688622 күн бұрын
No bro. this is more like an octopus brothel but you don't check out ever
@elcidgaming21 күн бұрын
Thanks for telling everyone where they are now. Beatles knew all about the Octopuses Garden. 🤩🌍
@heathergustafson423720 күн бұрын
I remember a song by the Beatles singing about an octopuses garden in the sea that was in the 70s long before you guys had these deep sea gadgets maybe even the 60s lol
@Johnnyo130021 күн бұрын
Yeah but they were so high, they also thought they were the walrus. lol
@Thedrisin15518 күн бұрын
@@Thedrisin155😂
@honeym00nhelly18 күн бұрын
Everyone knows that song, Johnny.
@AbiSaysThings11 күн бұрын
No fishing is allowed in this area China: *Hold my beer
@elcidgaming24 күн бұрын
They not only over fish the oceans they eat anything that moves, while it's still moving. That includes things that kill you if cut wrong.
@dwaynehunt709522 күн бұрын
@@dwaynehunt7095 Logically speaking there should have been tons of these in the pacific or in the South east asia oceans. After all there are many volcanoes here But I bet china already destroyed them Worse of all they destroy these habitats on oceans that DO NOT BELONG to them. and if the owning country dares to sail on their own seas the chinese governement will literally hurt the poor boats like what they do in the West Philippines Sea
@elcidgaming22 күн бұрын
@@dwaynehunt7095exactly, and it’s not racist that you pointed that out, it just goes to show how sadistic they are over there, and it’s not just them sadly doing that.
@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans228322 күн бұрын
@@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283 And they do this on other country's waters.. I bet there are thousands of these nests in like SEA area since there are tons of volcanic activity here but I bet china destroyed them all with their over fishing and illegally building bases on seas that don't belong to them like what they are doing here on West PHILIPPINES sea. And their government will have the audacity to harrass our own fishermen and that is the point. China overfishes since these waters are not theirs. They basically don't care they are currently destroying several coral reefs that don't belong to them as well..
@elcidgaming21 күн бұрын
@@dwaynehunt7095its bad enough that they overfish but if that's the case ok fine. but they overfish on other people's territories lol
@elcidgaming21 күн бұрын
Just think - this process has existed from the beginning without human knowledge or understanding. They didn't need people. It's as if we think that because we learn about them that somehow that understanding contributes in some way to their existence. It doesn't. They existed without our knowledge from the beginning so we add nothing to the equation. But it's still fun to learn about what always existed.
@TheCamper8323 күн бұрын
Learning contributes to their existence by ensuring we don’t do something dumb and unknowingly contribute to their extinction. We as humans cocked things up so much because of ignorance of what we do, and ignorance of the impact of our actions on the larger picture. So, learning about how nature works is important so we learn how to not cock things up!
@atronite22 күн бұрын
Lol sure buddy😂😂😂😂😂
@Dragon_MSTR_99921 күн бұрын
Exactly how I feel about breeding in captivity. It’s just human ego messing with nature and the natural order of animals. The cognitive dissonance in Man thinking they’re so significant that they get or interfere in this way because they don’t want to lose these beings of entertainment and revenue (zoo’s), but can’t see that they are THE reason that they’re vulnerable and disappearing in the first place, is staggering.
@Itsactuallyimogene18 күн бұрын
@@Itsactuallyimogene zoos are not the reason species are dying. The purpose of zoos is education and giving young children and their parents an emotional reason for caring about exotic animals at all. And zoos certainly are not the reason species go extinct. Over hunting/fishing and failing to adapt to rapidly changing conditions (caused and accelerated partially, but not wholly, by people) is the reason.
@atronite18 күн бұрын
@@atronite I said MAN, not Zoo’s. As in, humans affecting the natural habitat and food supply of so many animals, ultimately having a major role in their extinction. Ffs.
@Itsactuallyimogene12 күн бұрын
Did he just say hopefully humans will one day be able to be born in two months instead of nine?!? 😳
@esotericninja563022 күн бұрын
Yes 😢
@GT_KREW21 күн бұрын
Yes 😭
@Fallout313121 күн бұрын
Yep, he said that foolishness. 😂
@maryw364321 күн бұрын
COULD BE LESS PAINFULL THO😂😂😂😂😂
@BEAUTYFUL1820 күн бұрын
I think countries with warmer climates have a higher rate of premature born babies. And colder climate countries have a higher rate of still not born after 9 months. So there is some truth in it boys and girls
@hanzocloud20 күн бұрын
The octopus experience postpartum depression as well I see trying to kill itself after giving birth
@CaliQueen-rr4xs20 күн бұрын
They're such fascinating creatures! Independent brains in each arm, 3 hearts, & blue blood! I made eye contact w one at an aquarium & saw intelligence!!!
@cindot252019 күн бұрын
I think we finally found an acceptable balance for like reminders! I missed the last couple because I found the reminder to be much too early to gauge how I feel about the whole episode, but reminding us again at the end along with a long enough end card to give us time to get back to KZhead and interact with the video if we're doing something else (I'm currently navigating an emotional crisis on my own). I'm not sure how well received two reminders in a single video will be, but I do appreciate that your obligatory begging is short, and the extra editing that goes into making them custom to the video topic at hand. It feels very unobtrusive to me, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets caught up in letting my playlists just run while I'm doing chores.
@OlyChickenGuy26 күн бұрын
Wut hush this is so annoying 😑
@kateapple120 күн бұрын
@@kateapple1 It's pretty easy to look up statistics to see that simply asking/reminding an audience to interact with a video has a huge impact on how many will. Before getting upset with someone for doing something that you find "annoying", you REALLY need to ask yourself if it's HURTING you, and if so, why. It shouldn't literally harm you for a content creator to take a few seconds to give a gentle reminder to EVERYONE- the important part of this statement is the fact that this action is intended for not just you- to interact with the content if they feel like it. There's a reason so many people call these "please leave a like/sub" bits "obligatory begging". Do you like this channel? Do you like what the creators bring us? Then please realise that KZhead is a job like any other, except you don't get paid by the hour. The only thing many of these creators have keeping a roof over their heads, and often the heads of an entire team of people, is the revenue made from people courteous enough to NOT skip ads, people generous enough to buy channel memberships or super thanks (or Patreon if the creator has one), and how much of a video gets watched. So, who's not skipping ads, and is there enough people buying channel memberships that this person's channel could go under tomorrow and they'd still be financially stable? Your comment leads me to believe that you're giving into selfishness, as I cannot think of any valid reason you should value your comfort of just a few seconds of watch time over the substantial and real effect that obligatory begging achieves. You need to be a better, more compassionate person. No one has hurt you by reminding folks that by interacting with the video, they quite literally help the creator. If you really have an issue with this, take it up with the entire online content creation community to be better people so creators don't HAVE to include obligatory begging to be successful to their greatest potential. Seriously, though. Just be grateful that the obligatory begging sections aren't obnoxious screaming, threats, or excessively vulgar. Also, you can try to be a bit more appreciative by recognising when channels put extra effort into making these sections custom to their videos, because that's extra editing, script writing, and recording in order to make obligatory begging flow better. Just please, if you're going to take ANYTHING away from this, if you even read it (because I HIGHLY doubt you will), just take a moment when you feel upset over someone doing something harmless in order to help themselves: Remember that these are real, living, feeling people who need to eat, sleep, and otherwise stay alive just like you. If you're jealous of what someone else has, remember that it can all be taken away in an instant. If you like what someone makes, please try to rejoice when they find healthy ways to live a better life, and take comfort that the better their life is, there's a very high chance that the content you already enjoy from them will only get better. Please try to celebrate when people are able to take better care of themselves, because that's honestly what this argument all boils down to. Your words insinuate that you view content creators as soulless machines whose existence revolves around your wants and desires, which if the world worked that way, everyone would be living in squalor, because there's no way we could collectively organise a way to financially support our neighbours the way that social media pays creators, and for a lot of creators, this is their only job. This IS their literal bread and butter, and you're arguing to take away from these people for your own enjoyment, and would probably throw a fit if someone you enjoyed watching announced they had to stop or step back from content creation due to needing to pick up another job just to support themselves. Be better. Do better. Find compassion within yourself, and if you REALLY don't like something that's honestly NOT hurting you, then give a bit of constructive criticism with the understanding that people are individuals, and allowed to not be you or cater to you, and thus do their own thing. Take time to truly realise that you are not the centre of the universe, and that you don't know the lives that these people live, and thus have no idea of the hurdles they may be attempting to cross right now. You have the potential to be a beautiful person full of compassion, and you could take comfort in knowing that your helping someone. Or, you can continue to be a bully with hints of control issues. Please choose the option that will leave the world a better place.
@OlyChickenGuy20 күн бұрын
this has to be a copy pasta WHAT lmao no way you put your time into this comment
@minecraftangel1018 күн бұрын
@@minecraftangel10 If there were a way to check my comment history, you'd find I'm prone to rambling comments.
@OlyChickenGuy18 күн бұрын
@@OlyChickenGuy honestly I am impressed
@minecraftangel1018 күн бұрын
The octopuses garden was first discovered by the Beatles in the 60s.
@jerrywiessner22 күн бұрын
believe it was in the shade.
@stevedenis82929 күн бұрын
Awesome video! Octopus are so cool we have lots to still learn from these awesome creatures!
@user-mm4sb3yw1f26 күн бұрын
Interesting and very informative and insightful in the sense I was always wanting to try and breed my pet octopus but was always told it is impossible and will never happen, but after seeing this, I instantly thought of ways to mimic thermal vents in my 250 gallon aquarium.
@dantheman174423 күн бұрын
Keep up the good work!! I been watching your videos for a while now! Absolutely love the content
@Dev0_325 күн бұрын
Both octopuses and octopi are acceptable plurals for octopus. Of the two, octopuses is the simpler and more commonly used. The proposed plural octopodes is based on the plural of the Ancient Greek word from which octopus ultimately derives.
@menacingmarrow697323 күн бұрын
I think octopuses is modern Greek and Octopi is Latin.
@johnferry777822 күн бұрын
Actually they are not.
@babayoga471222 күн бұрын
@@babayoga4712 Wow that was quick! What are they then?
@johnferry777822 күн бұрын
Octopuses is octopus with English pluralization. Octopi is Latin plural form.
@kzm-cb5mr21 күн бұрын
Octopi is no longer acceptable according to the dictionary. The most correct plural among marine biologists is Octopodes, though Octopuses is commonly accepted.
@maddietinall621 күн бұрын
The best octopi doc I have seen in a long time. Learned a lot thanks.
@bubblesezblonde25 күн бұрын
So, is it octopuses or octopi which is plural? I always call them octopi but maybe they now call them octopuses which sounds weird.
@ms.anthropik24 күн бұрын
@@ms.anthropikEVERYTHING else is being "redefined"! Why not!
@MitchMitch77-7723 күн бұрын
@@MitchMitch77-77 I agree. Unfortunately, WE are not the ones who are redefining everything.
@ms.anthropik23 күн бұрын
I’m glad someone else said it . OCTOPI
@PINKTOES515022 күн бұрын
Jfc it's just octopus, just like fish in plural form is fish. Also, don't be a jerk, mind your own business and don't act like you're better bc "words" make you uncomfortable. That's boomer snowflake behavior.
@Lanewreck22 күн бұрын
Great octo nurserys found! 🐙 Thanks for the reports and protection services. 🐙 Good luck for continued research 🐙 Through the years💌
@jonathansantos227120 күн бұрын
Octopus expert here, the plural is Octopi.
@wesleyleigh406318 күн бұрын
I clicked on this video because it’s so funny that they said octopuses with 2M views
@Hiproportion9 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@user-ln4zr4pz4f8 күн бұрын
Octupuses sounds better lol
@sergiotapia48177 күн бұрын
The funny thing is that even National Geographic calls them Octopuses 😂 it’s likely because so many .., umm.. not so bright people … think it’s octopuses. More dummies, = more clicks. Sad tho
@mishie6187 күн бұрын
Ok, Ok...all are correct. . Sorry about all the years I spent in college over the last thirty years. My step mothers first degree was in English. Happy now?
@user-ln4zr4pz4f7 күн бұрын
Thanks for the video, keep up the good work you're the best
@bort1412426 күн бұрын
for me, the most unexpected narrator ever. he sounds like a sport announcer. content is good
@budibausto17 күн бұрын
They’re so smart they know they will just incarnate themselves into one of the new eggs and continue on for eternity.
@carolinelaronda452321 күн бұрын
Volcanic Thermo vents? Nah, that's where their mothership is.
@popeyethepirate547321 күн бұрын
Thank you for teaching me something new ☺️
@sonyaweinreis653020 күн бұрын
Isn’t the plural of octopus “octopi”?
@danieldaniels757120 күн бұрын
No it’s octopus for both
@dkraay6820 күн бұрын
Pluto used to be a planet, too. I'm not liking the changes either.
@sean423619 күн бұрын
😂yes it is.
@Annaspopoff19 күн бұрын
Both octopuses and octopi are acceptable grammatically. 👍🏼
@Tranquility3219 күн бұрын
@@Tranquility32 True. But one just feels so.... naughty. Lol
@sean423619 күн бұрын
Thank you for another amazing video. It is great to watch experts like you put the hard dedication on KZhead for our joy.
@DecemberNames18 күн бұрын
In English, the plural form of words ending in -us, especially those derived from Latin, often replaces -us with -i. There are many exceptions, some because the word does not derive from Latin, and others due to custom (e.g., campus, plural campuses). Conversely, some non-Latin words ending in -us and Latin words that did not have their Latin plurals with -i form their English plurals with -i, e.g., octopi is sometimes used as a plural for octopus (the standard English plural is octopuses). Prescriptivists consider these forms incorrect, but descriptivists may simply describe them as a natural evolution of language.
@user-bi4hw2wi2k18 күн бұрын
Octopuses are my favorite, and I would love to see this garden 😍
@coalblooded20 күн бұрын
A science show should do us the courtesy to translate the units to those that the entire audience outside of America uses: metric. 52 F (?) = 11 C 35 F (?) = 1.7 C 2 miles - 3.2 km 10000 ft - 3048 m
@sommmeguy18 күн бұрын
thats what i hate about them. we are the one who will adjust and do the conversions just because they refused to use the metric system.
@seungminsforeheadyourarelysee13 күн бұрын
The expiry after reproduction kind of makes sense in evolutionary terms, but I'm struggling to see how actual self-harm would arise. There must have been some kind of extreme population limit at some point. Maybe there was a huge problem with cannibalism of young immediately after they hatched, or some extremely important resource was in such short supply that population growth would have ended the species. There are plenty of things that prey on octopuses today, but maybe after one of the mass extinctions, they had to do population control on their own. Maybe that's how they survived so many of them.
@davidhand972126 күн бұрын
Like us humans. After we reproduce, we only have time to grow up our children, and we start to get old. The reason for what we are here is just to reproduce the future generation.
@dulcemoutinho582020 күн бұрын
Really great hypothesis!
@josephgeorgeejr703919 күн бұрын
I want to live under the sea in an octopuses garden in the shade.
@mattbraysails26 күн бұрын
I posted then knew I'd find another one when I scrolled down 😂
@Salazarsbizzar24 күн бұрын
Sing it Ringo...
@dennyliegerot402123 күн бұрын
Nature and actual natural intelligence with an emotional balance. Im glad they don't disturb natural balance ❤🖤💙💙💙
@alisedixon578320 күн бұрын
Fascinating creatures Absolutely love them
@ristorantanen576923 күн бұрын
Trust me, we dont want the pregnancy to be less than 9 months lol.
@guts100524 күн бұрын
Speak for yourself. Ever had a conversation with a pregnant woman? They're terrifying
@ACEfromVisa55924 күн бұрын
@ACEfromVisa559 lol thats actually hilarious
@guts100524 күн бұрын
If they fully develop then I’d prefer 2 over 9.
@FAMBAMVAN21 күн бұрын
@FAMBAMVAN well population growth rate would double and spike exponentially.
@guts100521 күн бұрын
As someone who is currently pregnant I would be terrified of a sped up pregnancy. Less time to prepare, less time to stockpile money and supplies, less time to prepare older siblings, less time to mentally prepare yourself for the birthing process, and worst of all.....and the part I specifically would find terrifying.....what the physical aspects of pregnancy would be like if sped up. Symptoms are already awful for most women. And we get aches and pains and whatnot too as the baby grows and our uterus expands. I can't even imagine what it would feel like if everything went double, triple, or even quadruple the speed it is now. I can only think about MASSIVE amounts of pain and exponentially more morning sickness. Blech....
@Eph5wife4life20 күн бұрын
I don't understand why the mothers need to boost their metabolism when they are supposed to slow their metabolism to be able to last the long incubation.
@andresrodriguezrullan860924 күн бұрын
That’s ok, you don’t need to understand it.
@johnmadsen3722 күн бұрын
I understand it but am unwilling to explain it.
@Scepticalasfuk22 күн бұрын
The faster the metabolism starts the faster the incubation happens .
@stunnadagunna45121 күн бұрын
Go back to 6:30
@nilpark510521 күн бұрын
@@Scepticalasfukoh go on, be a sport!
@aircastles101321 күн бұрын
Please don‘t take it personally. But You guys need another narrator 🙈
@noavaro18 күн бұрын
Octopi not octopuses… sounds to close to octopuss- nvm ill let ya figure that out.
@oozlydip5 күн бұрын
Everyone experiments
@annamopfeet4 күн бұрын
May I narrate with and for y’all!?! The people ask for Alex
@alexandreferre89273 күн бұрын
Sounds like a sober Seth Rogen 😂😂😂
@Turners9396Күн бұрын
Also...I believe they call that a KEYSTONE species
@Salazarsbizzar24 күн бұрын
Interesting octopus facts 🐙🤔
@darronjames967126 күн бұрын
Dolphin: is there an ocean buffet going on ? octopuses: YES!
@xuan330623 күн бұрын
5 years for octopus eggs to hatch ? OMG
@Movrus49326 күн бұрын
Interesting and cool video, and interestingly enough, I never heard the word "Octopi" said once.
@fleendarthemagnificent737217 күн бұрын
Amazing. THANKS!
@kooale8 күн бұрын
is it weird that i still thought 'Octopi' was the most common plural form of octopus? I learnt more about english today than octopuses.
@lukejams22 күн бұрын
Octopuses sounds terrible.
@toscadonna20 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for using the correct plural form of octopus!!!!
@mackss946820 күн бұрын
Just when the most strange ,amazing creatures on earth have checked all the boxes this comes up ......there's much more to these than we will ever know
@user-rx5yk8zo5m21 күн бұрын
This is so amazing, omg. Imagine seeing them just laying there. i know it's not humanely possible to swim with no equipment and see them there, but just imagine if you did. Whoa!
@rafaelsayno7247 күн бұрын
Aww those babies are too cute !
@michelezwicker568423 күн бұрын
there are a lot of octi in puget sound...so maybe there is a hatching area in puget sound.
@richardservatius540524 күн бұрын
They should live longer and reproduce more than once ❤
@Saoirse-yt1re17 күн бұрын
I’m so glad protections are in order 💕
@A_Amazi19 күн бұрын
The plural form of "Octopus" is "Octopi". Sorry that really bugged me. Oh god it's spread to the chat! Nooooo
@Joyfullagony26 күн бұрын
Generally octopus is its acceptable plural form as well though
@RockPaperSccissors26 күн бұрын
@@RockPaperSccissors but not "octopuses" and that's what keeps getting said
@Joyfullagony26 күн бұрын
@@Joyfullagony sorry yeah that's the word I meant to say, I looked it up and was surprised that it was the correct form too
@RockPaperSccissors26 күн бұрын
@@RockPaperSccissors this makes me sad
@Joyfullagony26 күн бұрын
If octopus was a Latin word, octopi would be correct. It's a Greek word, so octopuses is the correct plural.
@apuquaester26 күн бұрын
Really Cool Info Thanx 👍🏼
@Abeesees.18 күн бұрын
Am I crazy or are they SO FREAKIN CUTE!
@MichaelmaxxxxX24 күн бұрын
They are everything mate, cute being 1
@russell-di8js22 күн бұрын
Yeah, until giant tentacles wrap around your boat and pull you under
@ravenrock54122 күн бұрын
🤣🤣🤣@@ravenrock541
@Mrpotato-gs2ur22 күн бұрын
I love them ❤
@kathyinwonderlandl.a.893422 күн бұрын
So cute ☺ 💖
@beccaboo304022 күн бұрын
Can you talk about the espresso making looking machine, but regular brew looking coffee?(the intro)
@ogtogt689218 күн бұрын
Years to hatch? Years? Not so sure on that. Edit: yes I was mistaken in my initial post. As I replied in another comment here, I was busy doing household stuff, half listening to the video and thought they were talking about the typical giant pacific octopus, which has a period of about 7 months to hatch. When I am wrong, I admit my mistakes and learn from them. Have a great day everyone!
@AustTheAvatar26 күн бұрын
I think this particular octopus species "Graneledone boreopacifica" holds the record for the animal with longest gestation period
@RockPaperSccissors26 күн бұрын
@@RockPaperSccissors Lmao nice
@maillardsbearcat24 күн бұрын
53 months is *counts on fingers* Nearly four and a half years
@Faesharlyn24 күн бұрын
I doubted it too. Most octopus species take much less time, but that particular species can indeed take years. Like the video said, the cold water a depth probably slows them down.
@karlharvymarx265024 күн бұрын
That was my takeaway, also.
@tiegrsidesignsandstudio479423 күн бұрын
Bro where do u get all of this informations
@EightMonkey797926 күн бұрын
they did a crazy amount of research lol
@Yerinjibbang26 күн бұрын
@@Yerinjibbang yeh i but some details are wired i can't find them
@EightMonkey797926 күн бұрын
@@EightMonkey7979 Apparently you didn't search well
@Esptech4326 күн бұрын
@@EightMonkey7979 ''these are not the droids you are looking for''- Nelson Mandala
@skwissgaar_skwigelf_kdz325119 күн бұрын
I couldn’t imagine the amount of these gardens that have been completely wiped away after dredging or trawling
@feelincrispy705317 күн бұрын
Thank you.
@dreamphoenix22 күн бұрын
Scientists aren't using Fahrenheit, come on now.
@capoeirastronaut19 күн бұрын
I'd like to be under the sea In an octopus's garden in the shade
@MoosesValley23 күн бұрын
I knew this would be here. Well done. 👍
@johnager622622 күн бұрын
Ive never seen the like button glow. That was really cool
@et_forrealz333117 күн бұрын
Thanks for another interesting video, I'm drinking coffee with you
@gretud3567926 күн бұрын
he used to have thousands in the first 5 min, now less than 500 in 11...
@unconviintional26 күн бұрын
Inflation got Us Viewers working more hrs sorry 😢
@JerusalemSlim26 күн бұрын
It's not a big deal. Channels have ups and downs, the most important thing is that I see good changes here, and he reads the comments, it's clear how he fixes problems in his videos
@Rimas392326 күн бұрын
I don't want WATOP to stop posting videos, I don't know how it happened, but I am convinced that his videos are underestimated
@Teceng126 күн бұрын
Why did you say that?
@gertaaa2367826 күн бұрын
I feel the same way, but this is a consequence of the choices he made. The videos he makes aren't nearly as fun and entertaining anymore. He listened to a few naysayers that didn't like all the fun elements he put in, and now his content is just boring.😢
@ScaredLight26 күн бұрын
Octopi is no longer the acceptable plural of octopus. As others mentioned, the prefix is Greek and suffix is Latin. The most correct plural is therefore Octopodes, though Octopuses is more commonly accepted.
@maddietinall621 күн бұрын
Octopi was only acceptable to illiterate people
@RollingCalf21 күн бұрын
Yea don't mis pronoun an octopus, you could be sued for discrimination lol
@josephgeorgeejr703919 күн бұрын
Very glad that the area is so well protected!
@DocAcher18 күн бұрын
Looks like Megatron was also a temporary octopus garden in Transformers 2 😂
@badgerwiphatprasit497823 күн бұрын
Did I just hear that it takes multiple years for octopus eggs to hatch?
@davidhand972126 күн бұрын
God created them❤ give Him the glory❤
@LS-ii3fy20 күн бұрын
You really think a creator of all things would be concerned or affected by glory?
@MathewWoodard19 күн бұрын
Indeed Jehovah is awesome 🙌🏼
@abbygail728419 күн бұрын
I love when science is baffled learning about God’s work
@wordplay666518 күн бұрын
This is surprisingly entertaining.
@plumbussmith20 күн бұрын
Today I learned that without mating Octopus would go extinct and that Octopus eggs take 5 years to hatch.
@a787fxr26 күн бұрын
This particular octopus species' eggs take years to hatch, other species only take like a year at most or as short as a couple months
@RockPaperSccissors26 күн бұрын
The Beetles predicted this 🤯
@TheSakuraGumiLTD24 күн бұрын
What did they say?
@neverangel24officialytchan8719 күн бұрын
No they didn’t. They described something they learned that other cultures already knew
@kissit01218 күн бұрын
Those seastars are HUGE and terrifying looking!
@FeelTheLack18 күн бұрын
imagine a small group of octopus making headlines across social media platforms.
@vandavang722 күн бұрын
I looked it up, octopus eggs take weeks to a few months to hatch, depending on the breed. I think this guy is reading a script that was supposed to say weeks, not years...
@markmaloney815422 күн бұрын
It indeed take years.
@usamong112920 күн бұрын
@@usamong1129 Well, I did look it up and that’s the information I got. Could you send me a link stating otherwise? In the circle of life, we are each the teacher and student of one another…
@markmaloney815420 күн бұрын
Low sea temperatures is a factor.
@williamlau717916 күн бұрын
I'd like to be,under the sea. In an octopuses garden
@Salazarsbizzar24 күн бұрын
Im glad to see its not just humans who have depression. Were not all that crazy at the end of the day i guess.
@milkncookie18 күн бұрын
They can end their lives as a nice plate of octopus curry with rice and vegetables 😂..
@amoses58523 күн бұрын
its octupi
@logicality420v225 күн бұрын
octopuses, octopi, and octopodes are all acceptable plural forms
@lapthanngo560924 күн бұрын
And so goes the grand cycle of life. Everything on Earth living or not depends on everything else, the more widespread and prolific the better but there are always limitations.
@ericswain417723 күн бұрын
It was nice of Seth Rogan to narrate this 🙏❤️
@plourde9818 күн бұрын
Calamari anyone?
@TheRealBuckFiden20 күн бұрын
😂😂😂😂
@nerissamadeja643519 күн бұрын
Thats squid not octopuses
@trgmama661519 күн бұрын
It all tastes the same…
@TheRealBuckFiden18 күн бұрын
I prefer takoyaki
@jonathanLToronto18 күн бұрын
The plural of octopus is “Octopi”.
@Famous-Potatoes24 күн бұрын
It's not a Latin derived word, so isn't pluralized as "octopi."
@bryceanderson486423 күн бұрын
Octopus are fascinating. I had no idea how their gestation was so long.
@tessjones59879 күн бұрын
8:09 - so funny! "Well, I've fulfilled my end of the bargain..."
@justdiane517 күн бұрын
If I had a dollar for ever time that scientists were wrong, I'd be as rich a Joe Biden.
@gconol24 күн бұрын
He's a pauper?
@bryceanderson486423 күн бұрын
i gave thumbs down. What is this miles and fahrenheit you keep talking about?
@DanandNato25 күн бұрын
I got on another phone and gave a 2nd 👍 to cancel you 😅😂
@ryankarl847225 күн бұрын
i support u with the thumbs down
@judgedread583524 күн бұрын
In the depths/miles deep the water gets Colder. But the Thermal heat/Fahrenheit from the Volcano warms the water creating and Ideal safe place for the Incubation of the Octopus's Offspring. 🤔
@anthonyohurmansr615923 күн бұрын
What ? You didn't graduate . Well go back they will teach you! 👍
@BigCountryfisher6823 күн бұрын
The added in “chomping” sound effects, of the animation fish eating the octopus 🤭
@Karra__with_a_K16 күн бұрын
i can hear the music traversing at the start of the video *the more you know*
@randomhi84824 күн бұрын
This is the reason why we should be thankful to our mothers. Yes, I'm an octopus.
@WW-ob7ek20 күн бұрын
Scare Tactics? "I'm only two months!".... "WHAT?" ... duhn duhn duuuuhnn....
The narrator says "octopuses" 32 times, "octopus" 41 times, "octopi" 0
Are you sure? I think octopus 40 times.
That is the most important part of the story.
Octopus is Greek vs Latin in origin thus octopuses😊 not octopi
@@sherrylamb1290 sweeeet
@@nicholasbagnato8398 glad you enjoyed my TED talk :)
They only die because they dont eat while protecting the eggs, they just stay alert,but in an aquarium with no predators,they are less stressed, and us humans feed them directly in its nest, thoses ALL SURVIVED AND MATED AGAIN
Source?
Wiki
@@jellybeanz8168it's called Google!
It’s true not all of them die…I thought it was specific species. In captivity it makes silence they would live a bit longer
So why exactly do the male die afterwards?
The behavior of octopuses is actually so strange that when scientists discovered an octopus that does NOT die after mating, they got called out as frauds by the rest of the scientific community. It's still an animal that doesn't have a Latin name because of this: The Striped Pacific Octopus.
Well, that's just arrogant, especially considering how much of our oceans remain unexplored. It's like how science said cuttlefish weren't venomous until they found one that is: the Flamboyant Cuttlefish.
@@harrietharlow9929 huh?
@@harrietharlow9929 And it has the spot on exact venom as the BRO (Blue Ringed Octopus). Also, they are super pretty, and can be easily kept as pets or bred in captivity. Just need to watch out to not get a danger hug.
@@harrietharlow9929 Yes, scientists make mistakes, but they do admit to making them. Who/what is arrogant, is religion and religious beliefs not changing for thousands of years... If not for science/scientists - where would humanity be nowadays?
Not dead from a c 19 shot.@@JunoDiovonaDemihof
Dude sounds like Seth Rogans nonsmoking brother lol
Yeah it's kinda hard to listen to.
It is Seth Rogan!
Nonsmoking twin brother 😂😂
Funny
Literally can't unhear it now 😂
The fact that they kill themselves if they don't die from mating is crazy! Must be major pressure not to compete with their own offspring.
It's a behaviour applied to many insects.
@@UreTriggered yes but it's still crazy to think there is that much selective pressure on that one facet of octopus life.
@@dontimberman5493 yep living being are pretty amazing. Even the single cell ones.
Humans could learn a lot from these creatures
@@XinDseal You should slip ahead of the curve
Crazy how intelligent they are . Also it’s proven they show emotions.
Yes. They are known to steal and use atm cards too. Check your wallet if you get near an octopus.
@@johnmadsen37😂
Ya, they're pretty 'handsy'.
Yeah, so basically the two things that humans lack...
All animals have emotions
What a difficult life such intelligent animals have
The more you know about Octopi, the more sense it makes that they could've come from space as frozen eggs on asteroids a long time ago. It made me think more about it when he said they can survive upto 8 years at freezing point
@@xassassin609no such thing as “octopi”, it’s a popular misspelling, but the plural for octopus is simply “octopus” or “octopuses”
@@briannabanks1659 How's your Octopuses?
@@briannabanks1659 octopie tho, that's another story
@@jibberism9910then there is octopussy
If you think about it the mother dying after her brood hatches also helps protect her young. Why chase down a small bite when there is a whole meal laying there.
How intelligent they are .. dedication to the survival of their own.
I like octopussies better.
It also makes space for another octopus mother to lay more eggs
*Sadly it seems like most animals in the wild go for the young, instinctively, when they see them... Even if there's a "whole" adult meal right next to the young... Some animals will actually NOT eat dead animals & will ONLY eat live animals so sadly the young would be ate up first... The way they clung to this thermal vent is insane but it does bring other life towards it, which could include predators but I've heard that sometimes there will be "Octopus Guards" stationed around to chase off any predators. Octopus' beaks can do some damage, even if they are small, especially 100s of them all at once. I believe sometimes they can even scare &/or annoy smaller sharks away.* *Of course we also believe that there are "Giant Octopus" just like the "Giant Squid" that was recently discovered... A "Giant Octopus", with the, insanely high, intelligence that Octopus have, is actually a kind of scary thing. Something the size of a small boat swimming around, while having a RAZOR SHARP BEAK that's the size of a 18 wheeler tire, is horrifying, to say the least.... Not to mention the MULTIPLE BRAINS it has! It always blew my mind to learn that Octopus have MULTIPLE BRAINS... One "Central &/or Main Brain" & 4 other brains at the end of their tentacles to rely messages back to the central brain.... Absolutely mind blowing.*
I never looked at it that way!! Ö
Man, I can't believe Ringo had already been down to explore this seafloor octopus garden so many decades ago. A true visionary.
I looked up octopus garden to find a video that's less random and disorganized than this one to watch and all I got was Beatles lmao
An octopuses garden, in the shade.
He is friends with a walrus googoogachoo
Right, that's what I'm say'n too.
He took his yellow submarine down there.
A 2 year incubation period for their eggs. Thats incredible!!!
and that's 5 times faster than " normal"
I didn't think octopii even LIVED that long.
@@HowlingFrog From what I've read they don't, or at most 2 years for some of the larger ones. I have a feeling that he's confusing some terms and not really saying how it really is.
@@cchavezjr7Yeah agreed. Especially 10 years for eggs.
@@cchavezjr7Just looked it up, most eggs take weeks to months to hatch. The giant Pacific octopus has a long lifespan for an octopus - about three to five years. Octopuses in general usually live no more than a year! Weird script this guy was reading.
"Hey, where is uncle walter?" "We took him to the octopuss geriatric. His time has come." 👀
😂
No bro. this is more like an octopus brothel but you don't check out ever
Thanks for telling everyone where they are now. Beatles knew all about the Octopuses Garden. 🤩🌍
I remember a song by the Beatles singing about an octopuses garden in the sea that was in the 70s long before you guys had these deep sea gadgets maybe even the 60s lol
Yeah but they were so high, they also thought they were the walrus. lol
@@Thedrisin155😂
Everyone knows that song, Johnny.
No fishing is allowed in this area China: *Hold my beer
They not only over fish the oceans they eat anything that moves, while it's still moving. That includes things that kill you if cut wrong.
@@dwaynehunt7095 Logically speaking there should have been tons of these in the pacific or in the South east asia oceans. After all there are many volcanoes here But I bet china already destroyed them Worse of all they destroy these habitats on oceans that DO NOT BELONG to them. and if the owning country dares to sail on their own seas the chinese governement will literally hurt the poor boats like what they do in the West Philippines Sea
@@dwaynehunt7095exactly, and it’s not racist that you pointed that out, it just goes to show how sadistic they are over there, and it’s not just them sadly doing that.
@@fuzzywuzzythebackyardigans2283 And they do this on other country's waters.. I bet there are thousands of these nests in like SEA area since there are tons of volcanic activity here but I bet china destroyed them all with their over fishing and illegally building bases on seas that don't belong to them like what they are doing here on West PHILIPPINES sea. And their government will have the audacity to harrass our own fishermen and that is the point. China overfishes since these waters are not theirs. They basically don't care they are currently destroying several coral reefs that don't belong to them as well..
@@dwaynehunt7095its bad enough that they overfish but if that's the case ok fine. but they overfish on other people's territories lol
Just think - this process has existed from the beginning without human knowledge or understanding. They didn't need people. It's as if we think that because we learn about them that somehow that understanding contributes in some way to their existence. It doesn't. They existed without our knowledge from the beginning so we add nothing to the equation. But it's still fun to learn about what always existed.
Learning contributes to their existence by ensuring we don’t do something dumb and unknowingly contribute to their extinction. We as humans cocked things up so much because of ignorance of what we do, and ignorance of the impact of our actions on the larger picture. So, learning about how nature works is important so we learn how to not cock things up!
Lol sure buddy😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly how I feel about breeding in captivity. It’s just human ego messing with nature and the natural order of animals. The cognitive dissonance in Man thinking they’re so significant that they get or interfere in this way because they don’t want to lose these beings of entertainment and revenue (zoo’s), but can’t see that they are THE reason that they’re vulnerable and disappearing in the first place, is staggering.
@@Itsactuallyimogene zoos are not the reason species are dying. The purpose of zoos is education and giving young children and their parents an emotional reason for caring about exotic animals at all. And zoos certainly are not the reason species go extinct. Over hunting/fishing and failing to adapt to rapidly changing conditions (caused and accelerated partially, but not wholly, by people) is the reason.
@@atronite I said MAN, not Zoo’s. As in, humans affecting the natural habitat and food supply of so many animals, ultimately having a major role in their extinction. Ffs.
Did he just say hopefully humans will one day be able to be born in two months instead of nine?!? 😳
Yes 😢
Yes 😭
Yep, he said that foolishness. 😂
COULD BE LESS PAINFULL THO😂😂😂😂😂
I think countries with warmer climates have a higher rate of premature born babies. And colder climate countries have a higher rate of still not born after 9 months. So there is some truth in it boys and girls
The octopus experience postpartum depression as well I see trying to kill itself after giving birth
They're such fascinating creatures! Independent brains in each arm, 3 hearts, & blue blood! I made eye contact w one at an aquarium & saw intelligence!!!
I think we finally found an acceptable balance for like reminders! I missed the last couple because I found the reminder to be much too early to gauge how I feel about the whole episode, but reminding us again at the end along with a long enough end card to give us time to get back to KZhead and interact with the video if we're doing something else (I'm currently navigating an emotional crisis on my own). I'm not sure how well received two reminders in a single video will be, but I do appreciate that your obligatory begging is short, and the extra editing that goes into making them custom to the video topic at hand. It feels very unobtrusive to me, and I'm sure I'm not the only one who gets caught up in letting my playlists just run while I'm doing chores.
Wut hush this is so annoying 😑
@@kateapple1 It's pretty easy to look up statistics to see that simply asking/reminding an audience to interact with a video has a huge impact on how many will. Before getting upset with someone for doing something that you find "annoying", you REALLY need to ask yourself if it's HURTING you, and if so, why. It shouldn't literally harm you for a content creator to take a few seconds to give a gentle reminder to EVERYONE- the important part of this statement is the fact that this action is intended for not just you- to interact with the content if they feel like it. There's a reason so many people call these "please leave a like/sub" bits "obligatory begging". Do you like this channel? Do you like what the creators bring us? Then please realise that KZhead is a job like any other, except you don't get paid by the hour. The only thing many of these creators have keeping a roof over their heads, and often the heads of an entire team of people, is the revenue made from people courteous enough to NOT skip ads, people generous enough to buy channel memberships or super thanks (or Patreon if the creator has one), and how much of a video gets watched. So, who's not skipping ads, and is there enough people buying channel memberships that this person's channel could go under tomorrow and they'd still be financially stable? Your comment leads me to believe that you're giving into selfishness, as I cannot think of any valid reason you should value your comfort of just a few seconds of watch time over the substantial and real effect that obligatory begging achieves. You need to be a better, more compassionate person. No one has hurt you by reminding folks that by interacting with the video, they quite literally help the creator. If you really have an issue with this, take it up with the entire online content creation community to be better people so creators don't HAVE to include obligatory begging to be successful to their greatest potential. Seriously, though. Just be grateful that the obligatory begging sections aren't obnoxious screaming, threats, or excessively vulgar. Also, you can try to be a bit more appreciative by recognising when channels put extra effort into making these sections custom to their videos, because that's extra editing, script writing, and recording in order to make obligatory begging flow better. Just please, if you're going to take ANYTHING away from this, if you even read it (because I HIGHLY doubt you will), just take a moment when you feel upset over someone doing something harmless in order to help themselves: Remember that these are real, living, feeling people who need to eat, sleep, and otherwise stay alive just like you. If you're jealous of what someone else has, remember that it can all be taken away in an instant. If you like what someone makes, please try to rejoice when they find healthy ways to live a better life, and take comfort that the better their life is, there's a very high chance that the content you already enjoy from them will only get better. Please try to celebrate when people are able to take better care of themselves, because that's honestly what this argument all boils down to. Your words insinuate that you view content creators as soulless machines whose existence revolves around your wants and desires, which if the world worked that way, everyone would be living in squalor, because there's no way we could collectively organise a way to financially support our neighbours the way that social media pays creators, and for a lot of creators, this is their only job. This IS their literal bread and butter, and you're arguing to take away from these people for your own enjoyment, and would probably throw a fit if someone you enjoyed watching announced they had to stop or step back from content creation due to needing to pick up another job just to support themselves. Be better. Do better. Find compassion within yourself, and if you REALLY don't like something that's honestly NOT hurting you, then give a bit of constructive criticism with the understanding that people are individuals, and allowed to not be you or cater to you, and thus do their own thing. Take time to truly realise that you are not the centre of the universe, and that you don't know the lives that these people live, and thus have no idea of the hurdles they may be attempting to cross right now. You have the potential to be a beautiful person full of compassion, and you could take comfort in knowing that your helping someone. Or, you can continue to be a bully with hints of control issues. Please choose the option that will leave the world a better place.
this has to be a copy pasta WHAT lmao no way you put your time into this comment
@@minecraftangel10 If there were a way to check my comment history, you'd find I'm prone to rambling comments.
@@OlyChickenGuy honestly I am impressed
The octopuses garden was first discovered by the Beatles in the 60s.
believe it was in the shade.
Awesome video! Octopus are so cool we have lots to still learn from these awesome creatures!
Interesting and very informative and insightful in the sense I was always wanting to try and breed my pet octopus but was always told it is impossible and will never happen, but after seeing this, I instantly thought of ways to mimic thermal vents in my 250 gallon aquarium.
Keep up the good work!! I been watching your videos for a while now! Absolutely love the content
Both octopuses and octopi are acceptable plurals for octopus. Of the two, octopuses is the simpler and more commonly used. The proposed plural octopodes is based on the plural of the Ancient Greek word from which octopus ultimately derives.
I think octopuses is modern Greek and Octopi is Latin.
Actually they are not.
@@babayoga4712 Wow that was quick! What are they then?
Octopuses is octopus with English pluralization. Octopi is Latin plural form.
Octopi is no longer acceptable according to the dictionary. The most correct plural among marine biologists is Octopodes, though Octopuses is commonly accepted.
The best octopi doc I have seen in a long time. Learned a lot thanks.
So, is it octopuses or octopi which is plural? I always call them octopi but maybe they now call them octopuses which sounds weird.
@@ms.anthropikEVERYTHING else is being "redefined"! Why not!
@@MitchMitch77-77 I agree. Unfortunately, WE are not the ones who are redefining everything.
I’m glad someone else said it . OCTOPI
Jfc it's just octopus, just like fish in plural form is fish. Also, don't be a jerk, mind your own business and don't act like you're better bc "words" make you uncomfortable. That's boomer snowflake behavior.
Great octo nurserys found! 🐙 Thanks for the reports and protection services. 🐙 Good luck for continued research 🐙 Through the years💌
Octopus expert here, the plural is Octopi.
I clicked on this video because it’s so funny that they said octopuses with 2M views
Thank you.
Octupuses sounds better lol
The funny thing is that even National Geographic calls them Octopuses 😂 it’s likely because so many .., umm.. not so bright people … think it’s octopuses. More dummies, = more clicks. Sad tho
Ok, Ok...all are correct. . Sorry about all the years I spent in college over the last thirty years. My step mothers first degree was in English. Happy now?
Thanks for the video, keep up the good work you're the best
for me, the most unexpected narrator ever. he sounds like a sport announcer. content is good
They’re so smart they know they will just incarnate themselves into one of the new eggs and continue on for eternity.
Volcanic Thermo vents? Nah, that's where their mothership is.
Thank you for teaching me something new ☺️
Isn’t the plural of octopus “octopi”?
No it’s octopus for both
Pluto used to be a planet, too. I'm not liking the changes either.
😂yes it is.
Both octopuses and octopi are acceptable grammatically. 👍🏼
@@Tranquility32 True. But one just feels so.... naughty. Lol
Thank you for another amazing video. It is great to watch experts like you put the hard dedication on KZhead for our joy.
In English, the plural form of words ending in -us, especially those derived from Latin, often replaces -us with -i. There are many exceptions, some because the word does not derive from Latin, and others due to custom (e.g., campus, plural campuses). Conversely, some non-Latin words ending in -us and Latin words that did not have their Latin plurals with -i form their English plurals with -i, e.g., octopi is sometimes used as a plural for octopus (the standard English plural is octopuses). Prescriptivists consider these forms incorrect, but descriptivists may simply describe them as a natural evolution of language.
Octopuses are my favorite, and I would love to see this garden 😍
A science show should do us the courtesy to translate the units to those that the entire audience outside of America uses: metric. 52 F (?) = 11 C 35 F (?) = 1.7 C 2 miles - 3.2 km 10000 ft - 3048 m
thats what i hate about them. we are the one who will adjust and do the conversions just because they refused to use the metric system.
The expiry after reproduction kind of makes sense in evolutionary terms, but I'm struggling to see how actual self-harm would arise. There must have been some kind of extreme population limit at some point. Maybe there was a huge problem with cannibalism of young immediately after they hatched, or some extremely important resource was in such short supply that population growth would have ended the species. There are plenty of things that prey on octopuses today, but maybe after one of the mass extinctions, they had to do population control on their own. Maybe that's how they survived so many of them.
Like us humans. After we reproduce, we only have time to grow up our children, and we start to get old. The reason for what we are here is just to reproduce the future generation.
Really great hypothesis!
I want to live under the sea in an octopuses garden in the shade.
I posted then knew I'd find another one when I scrolled down 😂
Sing it Ringo...
Nature and actual natural intelligence with an emotional balance. Im glad they don't disturb natural balance ❤🖤💙💙💙
Fascinating creatures Absolutely love them
Trust me, we dont want the pregnancy to be less than 9 months lol.
Speak for yourself. Ever had a conversation with a pregnant woman? They're terrifying
@ACEfromVisa559 lol thats actually hilarious
If they fully develop then I’d prefer 2 over 9.
@FAMBAMVAN well population growth rate would double and spike exponentially.
As someone who is currently pregnant I would be terrified of a sped up pregnancy. Less time to prepare, less time to stockpile money and supplies, less time to prepare older siblings, less time to mentally prepare yourself for the birthing process, and worst of all.....and the part I specifically would find terrifying.....what the physical aspects of pregnancy would be like if sped up. Symptoms are already awful for most women. And we get aches and pains and whatnot too as the baby grows and our uterus expands. I can't even imagine what it would feel like if everything went double, triple, or even quadruple the speed it is now. I can only think about MASSIVE amounts of pain and exponentially more morning sickness. Blech....
I don't understand why the mothers need to boost their metabolism when they are supposed to slow their metabolism to be able to last the long incubation.
That’s ok, you don’t need to understand it.
I understand it but am unwilling to explain it.
The faster the metabolism starts the faster the incubation happens .
Go back to 6:30
@@Scepticalasfukoh go on, be a sport!
Please don‘t take it personally. But You guys need another narrator 🙈
Octopi not octopuses… sounds to close to octopuss- nvm ill let ya figure that out.
Everyone experiments
May I narrate with and for y’all!?! The people ask for Alex
Sounds like a sober Seth Rogen 😂😂😂
Also...I believe they call that a KEYSTONE species
Interesting octopus facts 🐙🤔
Dolphin: is there an ocean buffet going on ? octopuses: YES!
5 years for octopus eggs to hatch ? OMG
Interesting and cool video, and interestingly enough, I never heard the word "Octopi" said once.
Amazing. THANKS!
is it weird that i still thought 'Octopi' was the most common plural form of octopus? I learnt more about english today than octopuses.
Octopuses sounds terrible.
Thank you so much for using the correct plural form of octopus!!!!
Just when the most strange ,amazing creatures on earth have checked all the boxes this comes up ......there's much more to these than we will ever know
This is so amazing, omg. Imagine seeing them just laying there. i know it's not humanely possible to swim with no equipment and see them there, but just imagine if you did. Whoa!
Aww those babies are too cute !
there are a lot of octi in puget sound...so maybe there is a hatching area in puget sound.
They should live longer and reproduce more than once ❤
I’m so glad protections are in order 💕
The plural form of "Octopus" is "Octopi". Sorry that really bugged me. Oh god it's spread to the chat! Nooooo
Generally octopus is its acceptable plural form as well though
@@RockPaperSccissors but not "octopuses" and that's what keeps getting said
@@Joyfullagony sorry yeah that's the word I meant to say, I looked it up and was surprised that it was the correct form too
@@RockPaperSccissors this makes me sad
If octopus was a Latin word, octopi would be correct. It's a Greek word, so octopuses is the correct plural.
Really Cool Info Thanx 👍🏼
Am I crazy or are they SO FREAKIN CUTE!
They are everything mate, cute being 1
Yeah, until giant tentacles wrap around your boat and pull you under
🤣🤣🤣@@ravenrock541
I love them ❤
So cute ☺ 💖
Can you talk about the espresso making looking machine, but regular brew looking coffee?(the intro)
Years to hatch? Years? Not so sure on that. Edit: yes I was mistaken in my initial post. As I replied in another comment here, I was busy doing household stuff, half listening to the video and thought they were talking about the typical giant pacific octopus, which has a period of about 7 months to hatch. When I am wrong, I admit my mistakes and learn from them. Have a great day everyone!
I think this particular octopus species "Graneledone boreopacifica" holds the record for the animal with longest gestation period
@@RockPaperSccissors Lmao nice
53 months is *counts on fingers* Nearly four and a half years
I doubted it too. Most octopus species take much less time, but that particular species can indeed take years. Like the video said, the cold water a depth probably slows them down.
That was my takeaway, also.
Bro where do u get all of this informations
they did a crazy amount of research lol
@@Yerinjibbang yeh i but some details are wired i can't find them
@@EightMonkey7979 Apparently you didn't search well
@@EightMonkey7979 ''these are not the droids you are looking for''- Nelson Mandala
I couldn’t imagine the amount of these gardens that have been completely wiped away after dredging or trawling
Thank you.
Scientists aren't using Fahrenheit, come on now.
I'd like to be under the sea In an octopus's garden in the shade
I knew this would be here. Well done. 👍
Ive never seen the like button glow. That was really cool
Thanks for another interesting video, I'm drinking coffee with you
he used to have thousands in the first 5 min, now less than 500 in 11...
Inflation got Us Viewers working more hrs sorry 😢
It's not a big deal. Channels have ups and downs, the most important thing is that I see good changes here, and he reads the comments, it's clear how he fixes problems in his videos
I don't want WATOP to stop posting videos, I don't know how it happened, but I am convinced that his videos are underestimated
Why did you say that?
I feel the same way, but this is a consequence of the choices he made. The videos he makes aren't nearly as fun and entertaining anymore. He listened to a few naysayers that didn't like all the fun elements he put in, and now his content is just boring.😢
Octopi is no longer the acceptable plural of octopus. As others mentioned, the prefix is Greek and suffix is Latin. The most correct plural is therefore Octopodes, though Octopuses is more commonly accepted.
Octopi was only acceptable to illiterate people
Yea don't mis pronoun an octopus, you could be sued for discrimination lol
Very glad that the area is so well protected!
Looks like Megatron was also a temporary octopus garden in Transformers 2 😂
Did I just hear that it takes multiple years for octopus eggs to hatch?
God created them❤ give Him the glory❤
You really think a creator of all things would be concerned or affected by glory?
Indeed Jehovah is awesome 🙌🏼
I love when science is baffled learning about God’s work
This is surprisingly entertaining.
Today I learned that without mating Octopus would go extinct and that Octopus eggs take 5 years to hatch.
This particular octopus species' eggs take years to hatch, other species only take like a year at most or as short as a couple months
The Beetles predicted this 🤯
What did they say?
No they didn’t. They described something they learned that other cultures already knew
Those seastars are HUGE and terrifying looking!
imagine a small group of octopus making headlines across social media platforms.
I looked it up, octopus eggs take weeks to a few months to hatch, depending on the breed. I think this guy is reading a script that was supposed to say weeks, not years...
It indeed take years.
@@usamong1129 Well, I did look it up and that’s the information I got. Could you send me a link stating otherwise? In the circle of life, we are each the teacher and student of one another…
Low sea temperatures is a factor.
I'd like to be,under the sea. In an octopuses garden
Im glad to see its not just humans who have depression. Were not all that crazy at the end of the day i guess.
They can end their lives as a nice plate of octopus curry with rice and vegetables 😂..
its octupi
octopuses, octopi, and octopodes are all acceptable plural forms
And so goes the grand cycle of life. Everything on Earth living or not depends on everything else, the more widespread and prolific the better but there are always limitations.
It was nice of Seth Rogan to narrate this 🙏❤️
Calamari anyone?
😂😂😂😂
Thats squid not octopuses
It all tastes the same…
I prefer takoyaki
The plural of octopus is “Octopi”.
It's not a Latin derived word, so isn't pluralized as "octopi."
Octopus are fascinating. I had no idea how their gestation was so long.
8:09 - so funny! "Well, I've fulfilled my end of the bargain..."
If I had a dollar for ever time that scientists were wrong, I'd be as rich a Joe Biden.
He's a pauper?
i gave thumbs down. What is this miles and fahrenheit you keep talking about?
I got on another phone and gave a 2nd 👍 to cancel you 😅😂
i support u with the thumbs down
In the depths/miles deep the water gets Colder. But the Thermal heat/Fahrenheit from the Volcano warms the water creating and Ideal safe place for the Incubation of the Octopus's Offspring. 🤔
What ? You didn't graduate . Well go back they will teach you! 👍
The added in “chomping” sound effects, of the animation fish eating the octopus 🤭
i can hear the music traversing at the start of the video *the more you know*
This is the reason why we should be thankful to our mothers. Yes, I'm an octopus.
Scare Tactics? "I'm only two months!".... "WHAT?" ... duhn duhn duuuuhnn....
Fascinating!