Strange Things Found In the Deep Sea
2024 ж. 2 Ақп.
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To me, the knife looks like it could have been part of a large statue at one time.
To modern in form .
thats what I was thinking too
Same
Agreed 💯👍
I said the same thing
I am Team Jay. I like that you do not rush narrating the video. It makes it easier to digest the data and see the visuals, while not being stressful. If Wesley could narrate the videos at a slower pace, I would not feel rushed throughout them. Both have incredible narrative abilities, but I just don't like to be rushed. We live in such a rushed-type-style lives, that the least we need is more rushing during leisure time. Also, it makes it easier on bilingual people. Thank you.
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I thought I detected a different voice. It's every so slightly different.
What is happening to Warren?
I think both are great
Team jay
I'm still team both narrators, because they both do an amazing job. Even though i finished college and all of my school years, i still want to learn more, and Jay and Wesley do a splendid job at explaining stuff, and Be Amazed has become my go-to channel when i have free time, which i have a lot of. Only around 70% of the content i watch on KZhead cones from Be Amazed, so Jay and Wesley do a great job.
I still don’t know who is who
@@friendlygrace9278 same lol but I'm just gonna say I'm on team both because ALL the narrations I love them so much
@@friendlygrace9278 this video here is Jay, on the other videos the narrator is Wesley 😄
I am the same as well.
How do you identify them
Just the fact that they have you believing that they dont have any way of determining how old the knife is, should answer the question wether its old or new
I myself am skeptical they can't date it, when they can date things from thousands of years ago all the time. I mean, just the type of metal should give them at least SOME range. And they could do it with the sunken city? But what do I know, I'm no expert.
@@DravenGal Try reading about how things get dated. It's not a simple thing of simply taking a sample of the thing you want dated. It depends on the materials the thing is made of, it depends where you find it, it depends if there are things from the time time period around it. I don't think there's anything made of metal that can be dated without some knowledge of how metals were made over the time humans have been making things out of metal. It was found in the ocean which means the surface metal would be damaged. Some metals though have been made pretty much the same for many hundreds of years so....... I don't think it would be worth dating though since it's not going to reveal anything life shattering. Sunken communities exist around the world. The problem in dating them is the same problem with dating that piece of metal, they've been exposed to the water which has been eating away at them for probably a few thousand years, especially salt water. One thing that can be done is try to figure out what caused the community to be underwater. Most aren't because of a tsunami or sudden sinking of land. Communities go back way before civilization, where the oldest civilization is about 6500 years old. Communities go back before the last major melting of ice sheets which created catastrophes of biblical proportions around the world and would have devastated or wiped out communities. In the case of that community, it's really a matter of when the OCEANS rose to bury it. About 17,000 years ago the oceans were 120 - 130m shallower than they are now. THAT is how much the oceans rose from the last major melting. About 12,000 years ago the oceans had mostly risen to where they are now, but were still going up. So one way to know how old an abandoned community is, roughly, when it's under the ocean AND you know that the land hasn't dropped there (most land rises or falls over thousands of years), is to know when the ocean levels were at that point, ASSUMING that community wasn't abandoned before the oceans rose to that point. Now, see all the variables there? So what is the question being asked in regards to remnants of a community found under current sea level, when the community died, or when was an area that had a community swallowed up by rising ocean waters because those are two different things.
@@johndoh5182 Wow, you should try and get that comment published! Or sell it to somebody for their thesis! 😉 I'm not sure I follow everything about mysterious cities (and if I did, maybe they wouldn't be as interesting). But I know weather can mess with dating things like Stonehenge. Not as much as stupid @$$#0!* tourist humans did, touching and carving and writing on them and otherwise physically disrespecting them so people can't even get CLOSE to them anymore!🤬 **Ahem** Sorry. Pet peeve. And I guess I see what you're saying about metal, but archeologists (while the Time Lords point and laugh at them) uncover random metal objects all the time, and scientists date them (who else would date a scientist? Ba-dum-bum! Sorry, should have made a "Dad Joke" warning. And tjk, I love science, it's awesome) all the time. And even if it's a type of metal people have been making the same way for centuries, that at least would cut (heh) out the centuries prior to that, wouldn't it? And science is da*n good at breaking materials down to their pure elements, so surely they can find the natures of them, whether they were factory made or handmade? Do you understand what I'm asking? I may not be phrasing it quite right. Maybe I just watch too much TV science shows. Bill Nye, your bowties are cool but you LIED to me man! You and Mr. Wizard! You said science can figure things out! I oughta sue! Then again, we live in a world that can create an artificial heart and do a face transplant, but can't seem to make road surfaces that don't get taken out by the weather in a year or two and spend taxpayer money for months of work to repair them! Sorry, another pet peeve. I live in a state where really bad roads are neglected for for decades, but minor damage gets repaired yearly. And no disrespect to the folks who repair roads, I'm sure it's brutal smelly work...but I so often see them doing more standing around drinking coffee or eating rather than working...like 30% working, 70% chatting. But, who can blame them for wanting more money? Hearty souls, the lot of them. Oh geez. My comment is pretty long too! And all over the place. The ADD is strong in this one today...apologies.
@@DravenGal Dating inorganic things is difficult.
@@desperadox7565 Yeah, I found that out with my last boyfriend.
Some of my favourite sea creatures are Octopuses and Squids. Octopuses are incredibly smart for starters, and I think Siphonophores are some of the most fascinating things in the ocean. The knife looks like it could have been a propeller or rutter at one point from a wreck, but it could have also been part of a statue. Crazy some of the man-made things that have been found in the ocean.
I think I prefer watching this on your channel than finding them out in person
Well yeah of course. You don't have to be near them and worry about dying 😂
No kidding 🤣
That's most of us
Cant believe they found eva harts doll, she been raised and living in my local town for her life while they haven't found out if she wanted it back as an memory before she passed
Don't you think it'll just wake up the trauma she must have experienced when Titanic sank? That would be a memory not to wish for to be reintroduced into a persons life, I guess. But of course it's just a guess.
Although I started watching your content recently, I am totally addicted. I love both narrators. Keep up the good work, guys!
Nuclear waste should be sent into deep space. But they would probably screw thst up with a failed launch. But dumping it into waters where fish are consumed is just plain irresponsible
It’s probably why those fish are so freaky looking. They got exposed to too many XRays! No one offered them a lead apron I guess!
To late , the USA started dumping nuclear waste in the oven , when testing nukes in the Marshall Island , this was followed by Britain , from Australia , then France , at Muraroa Atoll , which has been leaking radioactivity , since they destroyed the Attolls structure - see Jacques Cousteau, the images are on YT .
Only peasants eats from that sea /s
Shit you shot up in space tends to eventually come back
@@marcusellby not if it's sent into interstellar space..ain't comin back
Your research on all the different subjects you ring to us is astonishing. Keep up the excellent work coming.
The both of you guys started together and now look at who are now ❤
I love both your styles of narration. Ya both have perfect voices for it. You both do an amazing job of it. It wouldn't be fair to choose one of you over the other. It takes much attention to detail and hard work to do what you do. I do so appreciate the efforts you both go to to always bring interesting content to us all. Thanks! 😊 I hope you are both doing most excellent and that you both have a most beautiful day!
Love hearing both narrators. Both Wes & Jay are awesome and the right fit for the videos they are narrating. They have very different voice styles, and that gives a great balance - with 12+M subscribers they definitely nailed it!
Now we know what Poseidon uses to eat.
Knife ✅ Fork ✅ Calamari ✅
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Good lord that is a comically large knife but underwater! (10:51 for colossal cutter)
what team to choose from it's so hard to decide since both Jay and Wesley have a good voice I wish there was a or both vote T-T
I was thinking that same thing.
it nice to finally know the narrators of this channel because I always wondered are there 2 or 3 or maybe 4 narrators of this channel ??? because it always felt like there were more than 2
There was another at some point. Older videos had a 3rd guy.
Dang BA! Y’all never cease to amaze me. 😂😂 I had terrestrial hermit crabs as a kid. It’s super cool to see two animals benefit from each other like that. Oh, BTW, the fish you see at 20:05 is a peeper. If you know, you know.😂
The deep ocean is some of the most interesting area on this planet. I'm constantly fascinated by the different life we find down there, both big and tiny. I really like just about anything capable of creating it's own source of light, wheather it's luminescence or flourescence or the use of collected algea or bacteria it's always amazing to see. 😄👍
As someone from the island of Madagascar, I find that knife discovery very perplexing. In fact, there's an old local legend that says some approximately 600-900 years ago there lived a giant named "Rapeto" on the island that was so tall he was believed to be able to touch the clouds themselves. Supposedly, he had died by touching the sun (go figure), and his legend remained as merely nursery stories for kids. But idk, seeing this unusually large knife like object kinda sparked my interest on the subject.
I don't know if the poll is legit or not. I like both narrators. Nonetheless, I miss the one who narrated the "Horrible Things North Korean Soldiers Have to Go Through" Video. Hopefully, they make a return.
In Skyrim, there are actually Tripod fish in the waters of Black Reach, except they are called Tripod Spider Fish, they still look like the actual real fish that are alive today, which is pretty cool!
BE AMAZED YOU ARE 2 PPL ?!😭😭 I think you both did a great job I like both of your topics and ideas and how you explain things while keeping it very interesting and funny!
Net dragging is horrible.
I have seen the Siphonophore on a kids TV before. But this is way cooler.
The main practical issue with dumping nuclear waste in the ocean is that dumping trash in the ocean is universally illegal. The casks they use to store and ship radioactive waste are plenty good shielding and I believe very corrosion resistant. They wouldn't be a danger to marine life. They're not even a danger to human life unless someone tries really hard to break them open, but people are scared of them.
My guess is that the giant knife is actually from a sign, likely throw out or washed away in a storm. Signs shaped like objects, or incorporating objects is not uncommon. That would explain the shape and clear delineation between blade and handle. A propeller wouldn't have that. So for it to be a propeller would require some very interesting and specific damage and wear
You guys BOTH rock! Keep up the awesome work and thank you for all of it. We appreciate you, and the cool things we learn from you both. Rock on guys!!!
The mere fact that you aren't using an AI narrative gives you a big thumbs up. Your comments are sometimes funny, too.
Thank you Be Amazed for all the years of fun and learning on your great channel🎉🎉🎉 God bless you❤❤❤😊
I just can’t believe he said the first site found was 8500yrs old then said that just over 400yrs older than the Pyramids Of Giza. The oldest pyramid at Giza is 4000yrs old not 8100yrs old, that 4500yrs difference. I believed he missed a 0 off when writing his script hence why he said 400yrs older and put >400yrs on the screen. I also can’t believe reading the comments no one else has picked up this mistake, well maybe one of the earliest comments might of but there’s 711 comments and I’ve not read every one but I’ve gone through about 50-60 comments so far
I think the knife was a decoration on a ship. Maybe a statue was holding it or something. Ships often used to have maidens or other mascots on the stern or bow.
The fact that the first creature(s) is actually an amalgamation of other sea creatures somehow makes it less... sketchy lol. Also that RuneScape lobster icon gave me, like, Vietnam flashbacks 🤣
I love learning about new things from long long time ago🙂😄😃😀😁
Same here, I found that doll head very interesting. Personally I would have bought that myself if I could plus If I was rich lol.
@@toxiccloudgaming243 hehehehehhe ok
Yes, I finally caught a new video! 🎉🎉🎉🎉
lol
@@LinraxGaming me too
I'm pleased for you .
I remember first knowing about Gulper Eels, Siphonophores, and Bigfin Squids on the kids show Octonauts when I was younger. Nice to know that certain clips and creatures remind me of it.
I knew it there are two narrators sometimes i listen and im like this is someone different i like them both some people absorb data faster and if its slow paced it tiring and others take their time so it great that we all get info one way or the other
As much as I'd like to believe the knife belonged to a giant, I think it's more logical to assume it came from a boat or large statue😏
I prefer both narrators alternate videos, I enjoy listening to both of you
The find that appears to be a giant knife, is I think probably a rudder from a boat/ship. I would wonder though, why it was made that way. Maybe water could pass over it easier than if the pointed end was squared. ?
Did anyone notice that the date on the underwater camera for the last part of the video s showing the date 10/08/24. I have missed something? Hmmm that’s a bit odd. Love this video as well so interesting and fun. Thank you be amazed for another awesome video
19:46 whatchu lookin at
You both are great. Just keep it up. And thank you guys for all your videos..
this video should have been posted on Halloween.
I don't normally dream that much, but thinking of staying awake tonight, after watching this late, just before bedtime. Thanks bro, now I'm gonna go watch Puff, the Magic Dragon, or something to slow down some freaked neurons. 😳🤔🤨🤯😬😵💫👾
And. I like both of y'all; I can't choose sides. Both of your voices sound so innocent, and caring
But who is who? I think you both do a great job, and I look forward to your videos. Maybe do a collaboration with TKOR? No face reveal or anything, but maybe narrate a video with them.
Soooo I don’t think in the grand scheme of things anyone would call something from the Titanic sea wreck as being “ancient” - when it is actually relatively “New” for shipwrecks…. Whereas, the Antikythera Mechanism - now _that_ is a Strange Ancient Artefact found in the Ocean…….
26:10 i think, the name of this squid comes from the big veil like fins at the upper end of it´s body (opposite end to where the tentackes are) for me it also looks like it can be a cool template for a marine themed kite, flown at kite-festivals. The fins as the kite-sail and the tentacles as the kite-tail
The experiment with the alligators seems kind of cruel IMO.
the gators were already dead
tean jay bro u just got a more hand sarcastic rone tht keeps me more hooked while u blow my mind shoutout bro please i watch all your videos and admire your hardwork
Nice to finally meet you Jay and Wesley 😊😊 Sorry but I'm not gonna vote in the poll cause I love you guys both ❤ Thanks for the years of awesome and entertaining content.
How did you meet them.
If they found such a large knife underwater, even three of them would not be able to lift it, a knife of this size would weigh several hundred kilograms. It is also a simple fake intended to cause a sensation. An ordinary medieval knight's sword weighed up to 4.5 kg.
thx BE AMAZED you Always make cool videos! keep up the good work!!!! BTW THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I CAUGHT A NEW VIDEO
If the narrator of this video is Jay? I'm team Jay. I enjoy the way he talks. It's informative and entertaining.
this guy is my favorite youtuber he is soo entertaining and just is fun to watch!
I was excited to see Daimajin in this video 👍🏻
If only the settlement of Atlit Yam would have constructed a flood defense, says the Narrator. The settlement is thought to have been wiped out by a 130 foot-high tsunami. That's like saying of the towers of the World Trade Center, if only they would have installed artillery defenses atop the towers. If only I was born rich...instead of dan.
It’s amazing that we’re always preoccupied with aliens from another galaxy, tv shows and films coming up with all sorts of weird and wonderful depictions, when there’s plenty of stranger things in our oceans, it’s wonderful, Alien the film, the Xenomorph creature was based on an ocean critter called Phronima.
I’m not choosing between Jay or Wesley 🥲 I love you both
As a kid I always assumed that the world had already been thoroughly searched for everything. I always assumed, since we populate the whole rock, that nowhere was left unexplored.
Is it only me that just love the intro background sound effects 😂❤❤❤❤❤😊
Love the video and love your podcasts as well
I enjoy watching these types of videos and learning new things so long as it doesn't contradict the Bible.
The Bible itself is contradictory. Ask any theologian and they will confirm.
@19:10 we actually catch these fish as a part of longlining for blue halibut in the northern norwegian parts, tasty fish even tho it looks scary and is slimy :)
11:48 it could be a propeller that dates back to WW1 since Germany was In war against uk. Germany had invaded nambia and Uk went to war against Germany
The knife might’ve been a sculpture
the knife clearly isnt made of steel they wouldnt be lifting it otherwise its likely a move prop or alternatively a cute sign board from a cruise ship i would say its more likely the ladder option because a prop from a movie would have most likely disolved or crumbled away to microparticles or would have just been floating its likely a sign board that fell off a cruise ship
Maybe the big knife is a sign that was being shipped to some marketplace where they were going to hang the big knife out over the store as an advertisement for a place that manufactures knives
23:54 I think that’s a beluga whale, I checked whether Belugas are near Japan and checked how deep they go, and both checked out
For the giant knife thing, I would personally say that it's either a movie prop like you said or it could be from a statue.
i never knew there where two narrators until this video
Im team Jay! I like the deeper voice and the cadence. Very relaxing but captivating at the same time. Also the sarcastic deliveries are just better, i don't know why lol
That huge knife was used to cut the ribbon when they open a new business back in 8,000 BC. Large scissors wasn’t invented until yet
Hey be amazed Your videos are very educational Thanks a lot
Didn’t notice one of Malaysia’s sea is filled with sea turtle skeletons but hey i am going out on a trip to sabah and I want to see this as well
I saw the still and thought, "That looks like LUMCON." 14:58 Maybe because it was 😂 I love it. Initially, the scientists thought the alligator hide would be too tough for marine creatures to get through easily. It wasn't. 😉
My favorite narrator is the one with the deep voice lol, would help me in the poll if I knew who that was. XD
I'm on team both, you both do so good! I love all your videos, and love when you put your own opinions into it, it makes I just a little bit funnier ^^
That damned Cloud, throwing his Buster Knife in the ocean.
serious lolz, dude.
All around the world there are going to be remains of small communities underwater. It's not one bit surprising. About 17,000 years ago the oceans were basically 120 - 130m lower than they are now. That's how much water was tied up in ice around the world. This ice didn't melt all at once, however around the world catastrophic events happened over thousands of years during the time of neanderthals and sapiens, as ice froze and melted for hundreds of thousands of years. Even when civilizations started about 6500 years ago, the oceans were still rising, but then receded some, and hence you have the great Sumerian city of UR, which was a city of trading and craft, which WAS on the coast of the Persian Gulf but when Europeans discovered it, it was in the desert The time we're in now is more strange and who knows what will happen as CO2 levels in the oceans/atmosphere increase to levels never seen by the genus Homo. Ice ages were natural and Homo has lived during an ice age with multiple glacial periods of expansion/contractions of ice. In saying ice ages are natural though, that doesn't mean there is a "natural" cycle to them. There were geologic/biologic events that started and ended the different ice ages. This is where many people get tripped up, like climate deniers who want to say what's happening now is "natural". Like that exists today could not survive different ice ages that have happened over the last 2 - 3 billion years.
Love your channel keep it up. Your truly amazing be amazed😊😊😊😊😊😊
I can’t pick just one. You both are fun to listen to.
14:42 I’m wondering what the guy was trying to do by luring the alligator with a raw chicken. At first it looks like it’s taken the bait, but it passes the chicken and goes after the guy, who has fallen down and not in the best position to run or defend himself. Honestly wonder how it panned out.
That was some dude from Colorado who almost got bit by Elvis the gator after slipping while feeding him. It's at a gator farm in Colorado.
Both are fantastic narrator.
If man can't travel to the deepest depths of the oceans they're definitely not traveling out into space
"Are you Squidding me?" Lol
Personally I have A.D.D, (Attention deficit disorder) so I like Wesleys videos better because he talks a bit faster, so I can pay attention. If anyone says that ADHD and ADD are the same, or that ADHD is an umbrella term, your wrong and it makes people with ADD unseen and people dont take people with ADD seriously, and it angers people with ADD and ADHD. Have a lovely day or night!
Don’t think any modern day government could defend against a 130ft tsunami let alone a civilisation older than anyone we knew
Wanna give a shout out & tip my hat to the amazingly sheer perfection 👌 👍 that y'all give to name's & pronounce them for I take it seriously as I have a unique name that pple slaughtered purposely even so I appreciate when an effort is made towards name's & for that I thank & congratulate you.❤😊
That first creature is definitely the flying spaghetti monster. He's just taking a vacation in the deep ocean.
13:15 work on the audio quality of your overdubs
I would LOVE to know what submarine captains have encountered that is classified.
Siphonesphore are a separate entity that HP Lovecraft did mention on Mountains of Maddness Don’t call them a chithulu Howard knew the difference
That thing that could be the Ningen could be a rock with barnacles attached to it with a gap in it or it could be the Ningen. I'm not quite sure.
I'd believe the 65-100' object to be real if they'd have taken more video of it. The fact that they didn't tells me the researchers didn't find it interesting. I think the knife could have been decoration on the side of a ship. Only way one would know for sure is to extract it and test its age and material make-up.
Didnt plan on sleeping, this solidified it. Thanks.
Did anyone else not understand how the tripod fish had so many shadows of itself? How is this possible?
I think the story of the symbiotic zoanthid and hermit crab is neat and could make for an adorable animated movie.
I still can’t tell who is who
Same
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he literally says "introducing ME, JAY, and wesley" in the vid. thus this vid is voiced by jay and the wheezy one is wesley's voice😸🌻
The odd squid looks like a puppet one of those that have the sticks and strings attached to them. There are some strange thing in the dark , but I think we all knew that already.