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Tired of watching these videos where the question in the video title isn't even answered. 🙄
@tylermitchell27998 күн бұрын
It's answered at the beginning. It gets big. That's what happens.
@michaelkelleypoetry5 күн бұрын
Absolutely
@sammoore91202 күн бұрын
5:43
@captainplanet56762 күн бұрын
@@captainplanet5676 Actually,.. That only tells ya how EVERY OTHER LIVING THING LIVES 😂 ... basically
@My-Pal-HalКүн бұрын
I hate the videos with some clowns face taking up half the screen. And their microphone taking up the other half !!!
@My-Pal-HalКүн бұрын
Kinda disappointed. A lot of interesting details about octopus in general were left out, and the whole reason for clicking on video was never actually brought up. What would happen if an octopus lives past 5? How big could they get? Why can't captive octopuses live longer?
@atbauchat9 күн бұрын
ikr, I was contemplating to whether revoke that like or not.
@rashidisw5 күн бұрын
Me too.
@cannotfindmyshoes33 күн бұрын
Pretty obvious why any captive animal doesn't live it's full potential life span - humans presumptuous research therefore over-feed them or feed them incorrectly
@NZCLUB_realsКүн бұрын
They actually do answer the question, though indirectly.
@DaellusKnightsКүн бұрын
@@NZCLUB_reals indoor housecats on avg live longer than ones allowed outside; captivity really isn't that bad considering they aren't at risk from predators; feeding isn't the problem either; i'd say the main issue is stress from containment, and excessive human interaction; there are some real jackasses that bully zoo animals and then are all surprised when the animal lets em have it
@CorvusCorone68Күн бұрын
Octopus are smart. I found a Octopus in a gallon glass jug with the lid taped on and left in the sun on the beach. I let it out and I was surprised at how big it was and that it fit in the jug. For some unknown reason someone had locked it in the jug, but I let it out on the shore in a tide pool. I expected it to s urry off in to the ocean but it hung around and it thanked me. We sat on the beach and watched the sunset. That Octopus was grateful, it wrapped its tentacles on my hand and arm with out suction, it just sort od caressed my hand, I think it was saying thanks. For a year when I visited that beach and tide pool I most always saw it, it would come out of the ocean to hang out with me and my buddies, that Octopus was smart, it was an interesting experience and encounter. I think they are sweet critters. I would put a bait fish down by it and it would eat it. An excellent lil creature, and very smart. We put a fish in a mason jar once and screwed the lid on, the Octopus opened that jar to get the fish, that octopus was a good lil friend. That was over 50 years ago, I hope it is doing well. And I don't think they actually know how long an Octopus lives, just like sharks, an oceanographer told me they really don't know much about octopus, they are an inigma in a way,,,🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙❤❤❤❤❤😮😊
@patrickbuechel25999 күн бұрын
I doubt it was trapped in the jug, they are really strong, and probably could have screwed the lid off or wiggled it loose, despite the tape. That’s how the can open the strongest clams.
@stevenmoomey21159 күн бұрын
They're more curious than a cat.🤣 I kind of become obsessed with them when I started diving 25 years ago. I've dived with hundreds of them over the years. A guy in Thailand got stabbed by one. Not deliberately. It wasn't a gang octopus 🤣. The diver was playing with the octopus and had a knife attached to his BCD in a sheath. The octopus pulled the knife out of the sheath and swung it around like a child would. Then stabbed the diver. Not fatally. Just a cut, but it showed it's curiosity and fascination with new objects. And a great story for the grandkids🤣.
@notbadsteve7 күн бұрын
Someone had locked it in the jug? how'd they get it in there? total BS.
@Steve-yr5vi6 күн бұрын
Bullshit
@rickzauner4 күн бұрын
I knew that Octupus. He was living in that jar bc he lost his lagoon in the divorce. He mentioned some nice person use to visit and spend time with him while I was gone. I suppose that was you. He really appreciated your visits.
@olliefoxx71654 күн бұрын
Man, their short lives hurts my heart. 😢
@1.179710 күн бұрын
Especially when considering intelligence, it's something that blows my mind about nature, and makes me scratch my head.
@crookedzebrarecords7 күн бұрын
We're the only unbalanced creature on the planet. Look at what's happened, we took over the place.
@dominicanfrankster2 күн бұрын
Deep sea creatures are larger because of the cold. It's the square-cube law. Heat exchange (i.e. loss) is proportional to size squared, but heat production and capacity are proportional to size cubed. The bigger you are, the better you are at producing and retaining your body heat.
@davidhand972111 күн бұрын
I want to research what you just wrote. I don't get it, which makes me want to learn it. Thanks
@COEYRN8 күн бұрын
@@COEYRNits easier for me to understand from a maths perspective: Imagine two cubes and one is 3times bigger yhan than the other Basically the bigger cube has all its lengths three times its size however its area is increased by nine times this also means that its volume increases 27 times This means bigger animals have a more stuff inside of them compared to stuff like skin (surface area)which makes it way easier to retain heat as there is less area for heat inside the animal to be lost because the area outside the animal is way smaller in comparison to the volume inside
@borzoilover41568 күн бұрын
when its out cold your blood has to heat up more and it expands your body architecture.
@ngyhcfi4klookatmyplaylistsk48 күн бұрын
Doesn't this only apply to warm-blooded creatures?
@hhhhhuie8 күн бұрын
@@hhhhhuie it does more so but invertebrates still follow it to some extent
@borzoilover41568 күн бұрын
I think he needs to change his coffee machine. It's much slower at making coffee than before.
@Fubukio11 күн бұрын
Did I miss the part where he says, What Happens If Octopuses Don't Die Before the Age of 5.
@ericswain41779 күн бұрын
They don't have bones limiting their growth. That's it. A better title would be What happens when you warm up a cold octopus.
@atbauchat9 күн бұрын
It's answered at the beginning. It gets big. That's what happens.
@michaelkelleypoetry5 күн бұрын
So basically you're saying that the kraken could be real.
@jadeninja126williams211 күн бұрын
Some whales had skin marks of sucker diameter that was re-calculated to arm lenght and width of serously giant octopus. Also depth of claw scars from some squids on big sperm whales were re-measured in huge proportions of the prey as well. Recently and again there was found half of a whale bitten in half by one single bite through... Megalodon might be secretly still rulling the oceans...
@WhiteMouse7710 күн бұрын
@@WhiteMouse77ya mean squid?..
@WeAreInYourWall9 күн бұрын
@@WeAreInYourWall and you?
@WhiteMouse779 күн бұрын
itll be living under a iceberg count on it
@ngyhcfi4klookatmyplaylistsk48 күн бұрын
@@WhiteMouse77 0_o
@WeAreInYourWall7 күн бұрын
A thirty foot long, 600 pound octopus is a man-eater without a doubt! We just haven't seen it or recorded it. The smallest octopus at around 5 inches and less than a pound is the blue ringed octopus and it's far deadlier than the biggest octopus! 🦑
@pavlovsdogman9 күн бұрын
No evidence octopus that large will hunt and eat humans.
@czarcoma23 сағат бұрын
I’m from Tacoma, Washington in the States and, there’s a tale that a colossal octopus/squid lives in the ruins of the old Narrows Bridge.
@Barcodum9 күн бұрын
Seattle here, I've grown up hearing that legend too, it was said to be big, like BIG.
@LouisTravieon7 күн бұрын
@@LouisTravieon Yeah like, eat the divers big. I always wondered if it were true. Guess I’ll never find out for sure.
@Barcodum7 күн бұрын
I bet on squid. They're more aggressive I think. Theres already videos of Humboldt squid attacking divers.
@czarcoma23 сағат бұрын
The metric system was created in France and implemented in 1795. It does lend itself to scientific notation, being base 10.
@jennifersilves41957 күн бұрын
That caused problems in WWII when French forces placed themselves under British command when France fell to Germany. They had French handling motor pools and told to provide enough fuel for each vehicle for 500 miles and the French solders instead provided enough for 500 kilometers.
@robertkarp20704 күн бұрын
Thanks James, we still use imperial sizes and appreciate the non-metric choice.
@meruliouslacrimens51544 күн бұрын
This was very interesting. I'm a cephalopod fan and learned some new things today. Thank you, Steve, for uploading.
@harrietharlow992911 күн бұрын
6:21 it looks so content there.
@chowdown11 күн бұрын
I’d beat up that like button before even watching your videos because I know your videos in your content are very educational and very good on many levels. I'm just saying!.
@davidorourkesr11 күн бұрын
I love your videos and octopi so much, keep up the great work! More animals please 🥳
@MattBradyrules9 күн бұрын
on one of your projects or ventures, I'd be interested to have you guys interview each other.. -some day. I really enjoy your voice, personality, writing and presentations on a few channels I've discovered you on.. just "thank you" for keeping the standard, and the presence online..
@davidvalenta93943 күн бұрын
How is no one going crazy everytime he says “octopuses” instead of octopi
@Premium.Kratom10 күн бұрын
Octopuses is the plural form. It would be octopi if it were latin, but its not.
@x1xBryanx1x9 күн бұрын
There's that slurp! Hi Steve! Great information, I didn't know about their age, growth and temperature differences! Thank you for sharing all the information! There's always an exception!
@lorettaross200711 күн бұрын
Gay
@carlossierra281210 күн бұрын
@@carlossierra2812wtf
@AinsleyKatzman9 күн бұрын
Octopai, so majestic and elegant
@gavsdelight14896 күн бұрын
Other countries seeing a giant octopus: *It's a kraken* 😱 Japan: *Meat* 🤤
@jokelot522110 күн бұрын
I think of "hit the like button'' like the game kids play with daisies. The first time I hit the like button. The second time I hear "hit the like" I hit the dislike or thumbs down button. Game on
@MrBoomer51311 күн бұрын
Must be contagious, just did that too
@johntaylor860211 күн бұрын
So what is the answer to the title
@cupidok27688 күн бұрын
They only live 2 to 5 years, but are intelligent creatures.
@33Donner778 күн бұрын
Imagine the world if octopus lived decades like primates! What kind of societies would they create?!
@younghan35737 күн бұрын
Some of us like videos for good content, and dislike for bad. Watop is one of the most subtle requestor of likes and just because he said it twice doesn’t make a solid content bad.
@KshitizBhandari10 күн бұрын
These boi’s are impressive with their camouflage 🐙😎👍
@darronjames967110 күн бұрын
@1:00 Mr. Krabs and company not having the best of days
@charmh.4227 күн бұрын
The graphic of the octopus Tinder was pretty fantastic.
@FreedomTalkMedia10 күн бұрын
Can you do an episode where all measurements are in ridiculous things like elephants, pencils, tv remotes etc
@thesaltyragequitter536110 күн бұрын
Wat?
@fastinradfordable7 күн бұрын
@@fastinradfordable The Titan submarine was approximately 17 bananas long and 7 large ball caps wide
@thesaltyragequitter53617 күн бұрын
another video awesomely done!
@SmokerollaКүн бұрын
I would ask the octopus what they prefer, however I wouldn’t worry about it, octopus are very intelligent and almost certainly can make the Fahrenheit to Metric conversions in their head pretty quick 👍
@nealstarling54224 күн бұрын
Immediate like 👍🏻 before the reminder, always
@lefthanded3512Күн бұрын
I was in Baja diving off the coast and saw a octopus double my size and I am 5-6 180pounds
@urbanelectricstreetfighter66307 күн бұрын
As far as the bumps on the smaller octopi, I would guess that they are the same(ish) mass, but rather the pressure requires them to adjust their skin to keep the pressure manageable... octopi have a muscle that provides them the ability to manipulate their skin in all kinds of wild and bizarre ways, but an octopus under less pressure wouldn't need to use this all the time. (for example, the blob fish explodes once it leaves the depths of the ocean). what would be interesting to see, is whether these octopi can safely travel the mile difference in depths without the pressure change killing them (even if slowly). that would confirm the hypothesis 😁
@sethnaffziger14028 күн бұрын
The fact that every video I see has someone commenting about how they don't like the "hit the like button" thing is insane 😭 Like I empathize but if you're really that bothered just ignore it and don't do anything lol, or find a different channel and watch that for a little while before coming back or something Anyways!! Love this video, octopuses are my favorite animal :3
@ASHEXXED9 күн бұрын
Snowflakes everywhere, getting offended for trivial thinga
@frlo76886 күн бұрын
Experiment needed. Catch a normally small octopus, put it in a cooler tank and feed it more than it's normal routine diet. I wonder if the octopus will grow larger and live longer than it's normal life span and if mated, will it's offspring be larger?🤔
@leodegas77317 күн бұрын
If octopuses lived past 5 we would all be in trouble. They’d rule the world. Well maybe cuttlefish would and octopus would be their right hand man.
@Lovetheducks8 күн бұрын
😂🎉❤😊
@lga17844 сағат бұрын
We do, check the nervous system microbiome of humans and it's relation to cephalopod viral extraterrestrial DNA ❤😊
@lga17844 сағат бұрын
30 feet and 600 pounds are incredibly large for an octopus. Damn didn't know that. That specimen should even be able to attack a human.
@henrikandreason72618 күн бұрын
I wish they would live as long as humans. I think if they did they’d probably develop complex culture and we might have another intelligent species to converse with. Might need to stop eating calamari though that’s a downside..
@GarC1706 күн бұрын
@9:40 Female tremo octopus: Is it in yet? Male tremo octopus: Very funny.
@mjs28s2 күн бұрын
Sand can be quite beautiful when magnified.
@brokko_le37 күн бұрын
Good vides
@Brian-ki9kc11 күн бұрын
Besides generating more body heat. Is there more oxygen compressed into the water at that depth also?? I honestly wouldn't know. but I do know that higher oxygen % is 1 reason land animals used to be so big.
@williamwhitney73959 күн бұрын
Take a shot every time he says “octopuses” lol
@Marco-os7ie7 күн бұрын
could the bumps and skin defects be from the pressure of the depth?
@bwianeh7 күн бұрын
Hey earliest I've ever been
@adammollett780611 күн бұрын
Deep sea Octopusses are only seeming smaller. The water pressure at one mile is oppressive and Octo’s realise their actual size after equalised and decompressed at shallower depths. Love Octos.🐙
@deborahduthie45193 күн бұрын
Cold water always makes bigger critters. They live longer, so they grow bigger.
@jesusisalive32277 күн бұрын
❤❤❤❤u got this revelation !! Wow Amazingly some new words are being fused in ways that inspires my emotions =‘ignites!! The word u translate is 💯 %❤❤❤ Words are 🔑 ❤❤❤ Amen o 1:39
@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r5 күн бұрын
Just like everything about all life. Location means everything.
@billammann980710 күн бұрын
Freedom measurements are best!
@MatthewKing-vx8gq10 күн бұрын
What's this freedom you write of?
@astilealavatica14044 күн бұрын
What's this freedom you write of?
@astilealavatica14044 күн бұрын
Still waiting on an answer to the question posed in the title. Those cold water outliers aside, what happens if octopuses survive beyond their standard mating cycle/life span without mating?
@Xbalanque843 күн бұрын
Octopi... Our teachers were so Pushy about it. But now apparently anything goes. Life isn't fair.
@forgeteverythingyouknow54134 күн бұрын
I agree but also a quick google search shows that both “octopi,” “octopuses,” and even “octopodes” are all acceptable plurals of octopus.
@areminderofwhatweareКүн бұрын
@@areminderofwhatweare I know and that's why I said life isn't fair. My teachers were adamant that a Latin Word must have a Latin ending to be correct. I was taught Octopi. I was taught octopuses is wrong. But apparently my teachers had not caught up from their education and how language evolves and eventually in the 19th century around The 50s It became octopuses Due to the English convention of adding S or ES for plural. Fish is a really fun one. Fishes is actually correct when you're talking about multiple kinds of fish even though fish is plural by itself.
@forgeteverythingyouknow541323 сағат бұрын
I would bet all the bumps is in some way a sensory thing, like for currents or electromagnetic detection in the deep.
@tjd680115 сағат бұрын
Even though it's mentioned but not pointed out, another factor for the deep-sea gigantism is the "oxygen-rich waters". Almost EVERYTHING grows bigger in situations like that. That's why we had two-foot dragonflies in ancient times. More available oxygen. 😳
@DaellusKnightsКүн бұрын
30ft across and can be found near japan, this is making me think that this is how tentacles became a genre
@wolfyblue2 күн бұрын
Nice looks good how do they taste lol haha
@JonathanRoss-jw6jc9 күн бұрын
Yes
@daniellim117711 күн бұрын
Once on Discovery channel they said that octopus can double its size every 3 months if has enough food. Therefore if it lives for long enough... who knows from where fairy tales about Kraken come.... I ponder if there's relation in effectiveness of digestion of proteins and volume of oxygene contained in sea water. Colder deeper water contains more oxygen that supports metabolism and growth meanwhile warmer water closer to surface contains less oxygen in tropic seas. Also the water pressure in deep ocean is factor supporting need of big body that can handle everything related, physics as well as chemistry, to travel from depth to surface and back. Some cephalopods have ammonia in their body by nature. If they get in warmer water it kills them. They must remain in cold water to avoid lethal chemical reaction of ammonia with warm solt water. Experts of astro-biology claim that cephalopods are so exceptional and extraordinary form of life to all other species that probability of their extraterrestrial origin is very high. It's not their fully developed embryo what they suppose to come passengering an asteroid but amino acids which might fall into ocean billions years ago and evolve into species with abilities like no other.
@WhiteMouse7710 күн бұрын
Sounds like an energy spent thing. Seems like a quantum problem
@Gloryisthep9 күн бұрын
Imagine if there was an octopus that survived and lived in the ocean of either the North or South Pole. It could be as huge as the octopus from the movie "It Came From Beneath The Sea."
@dreamguardian8320Күн бұрын
They become Kaiju if they survive for so long 😅
@WANDERINGMAN829 күн бұрын
Octopus or octopi ?? Meaning plural
@schadenfreudenoir56210 күн бұрын
Then in the depths of the Ocean where man can't go yet .U quote..Clash of the Titans."Unleash the Kraken"..!!!.. good luck exploring.
@jessemontanez46619 күн бұрын
cold water makes my "octopi" shrink.
@Sugarsail117 сағат бұрын
It probably put itself in the jug and closed the lid there tons of videos showing them do this in all types of jars and jugs etc.
@edwardpoe73236 күн бұрын
"With ocean temperatures rising, you know why..." I never get tired of the trace-CO2-is-a-temperature-control-knob narrative.
@farside451Күн бұрын
Fun fact: the plural form of octopus is octopi
@lancemccaughan35392 күн бұрын
Octopi, for goodness sake
@danielkeel92658 күн бұрын
So basically octopuses are like lizards: space and age make them big albeit opposite in temperature issues.
@barbarabaker14575 күн бұрын
Makes sense. They say they spotted to kraken in Antarctic. They grow bigger in cold water. It could have been true.
@plo37007 күн бұрын
CAN YOU PLEASE USE METRIC SYSTEM SO NON AMERICANS UNDERSTAND TOO? I mean, if you do it on purpose to not use it, I get it, it s stupid but I get it, but if you didn t think about it..just please do it.
@catalinsava60959 күн бұрын
I touch myself to this content
@BlazeOfKakarot11 күн бұрын
Me too kakarot, me too
@nonexistant4ever11 күн бұрын
stop that is evil
@ngyhcfi4klookatmyplaylistsk48 күн бұрын
@@nonexistant4ever stop that is the reason we are killing octopus entities demons they are sexually mind control demons
@ngyhcfi4klookatmyplaylistsk48 күн бұрын
If you were an octopus, you’d have 4x the fun…
@marcosdenizatrailhiker20374 күн бұрын
What if it isn't temperature, but is the amount of oxygen the colder water can carry?
@davej745810 күн бұрын
something changed with this account i cant put my finger on it
@killakage10 күн бұрын
Some of the species are like turtles 🐢, they always return to the place they are born to reproduce!!!!
@LukVik9 күн бұрын
No Octopus is bigger than one featured in Jimmy Neutron 😂
@user-di4ib7qs4u11 сағат бұрын
What Steve was to the cringe of sidekicks (thanx for fixing that), your thumbnails are becoming more ridiculous by the week. However, that being said, I really really enjoy your channel. (Just trying to keep you honest) if I didn't live in Africa I'd support the hell out of this channel, I'm sure it takes a heck of a lot of work. Thank you 🙏
@FirstBornProtoType11 күн бұрын
Yall heard it here size doesn't matter
@ohmazi-osama266310 күн бұрын
Wow, a 10 feet Octopus... that's my dad's feet, my mother's feet, my brother's feet, my sister's feet and mine together.... gotta love the Imperial System.... so intuitive ^^
@iwonttellmynametoamachine54229 күн бұрын
Ah yes, because measuring it in tablespoons and thirds makes more sense..
@WeAreInYourWall9 күн бұрын
@@WeAreInYourWall Erm.... tablespoon is also used in the US or UK, so what's your point exactly? 🙂 Also it's mostly for preparing food and there's always a tolerance. BUT I agree I hate it when recipes include "X tablespoons" and it should be gotten rid of in BOTH systems. Nonetheless the Decimal System has much more logic to it: 1 meter = 10 decimeters 1 meter = 100 centimeters 1 meter = 1,000 millimeters The preposition 'deci' means 1/10th The preposition 'centi' means 1/100th The preposition 'milli' means 1/1,000th 1 kilometer = 1,000 meter The preposition 'kilo' means 1,000 Just imagine you would take the relations from length-measurements (feet, yard etc.) and would have applied it to your currency. Instead of having adopted the decimal system for that. PS: Never heard of anyone using "thirds". I guess you mean converting foot to meter? If so, you have to convert, too, if you want to convert meters to feet. PPS: speaking of converting. I know I won't convert you 🙂
@iwonttellmynametoamachine54229 күн бұрын
Octopi?
@Maxrepfitgm11 күн бұрын
octopusses
@mattkahler414111 күн бұрын
@@mattkahler4141Octopussy?
@mecurian4856 күн бұрын
Is it possible to farm octopussies ? What do they eat ?
@MarianLuca-rz5kk9 күн бұрын
It’s upside down this equazion by them genetics 🧬 mans physical atmosphere ❤❤❤ = so Above so below❤ 🔄 🔃 🔁 1:52
@rtistic_Cosmic_translat3r5 күн бұрын
I almost always skip videos from this person because most of the content doesn't cover most of what it says it does, but the main reason is the slurping of the coffee in the beginning it just makes my skin crawl. Good luck with your videos I will not be watching them myself.
@driverh62423 күн бұрын
You learn the answer to the title by listening to the facts given and hypothesize.
@SitricAssid3 күн бұрын
According to this video the Giant Pacific Octopus lives in the Atlantic : )
@alcodie1558Күн бұрын
What were your sources? For differences in size, you provided most of the clues, but the conclusions were off. Size is a function of a) surface area (squared) to volume (cubed) ratio, so bigger means able to keep heat created by metabolism; oxygen variability (more = larger); and food is necessary for size, but the ocean floor is rich with this (not the opposite as stated, which is true only if you’re a pant needing sunlight) as it literally falls down in abundance as organisms die above.
@NOYFB9822 күн бұрын
Definitely a frozen in Kraken Antarctica then.
@laspriggsy67768 күн бұрын
Ohh, to be a male octopus, where size doesn't matter. 😊
@leodegas77317 күн бұрын
so youre telling me that on cold ocean planets, there could be massive intelligent octopi?
@luciferrshi5 күн бұрын
Why do you keep changing the titles of your videos?
@soundspark10 күн бұрын
Octopi, the plural of octopus is octopi!
@markreed3922 күн бұрын
the giant size has nothing to do with Fukushima...really nothing :D
@gruffelo694522 сағат бұрын
I'm and American and I much prefer the Imperial system over metric, but when something weighs 0.03 ounces, please feel free to use grams.
@michaelhowell23269 күн бұрын
Hmmm, I choose to grow bigger and stay in the deep. Yes, I think I'll do that...
@kelvinh83278 күн бұрын
colossal squid suposed to be bigger then giant ✌️
@christoffergustafsson30574 күн бұрын
They become the face of Bo?
@maryzakiandourrugrats46712 күн бұрын
Is it octopuses or octopi?
@Makem124 күн бұрын
They say octopuse will replace humans as the dominate species. Therefor I declare War on the Octopus!
@cassandrarousos35558 күн бұрын
Personally, I prefer Farenheit, inches, feet, etc. Trying to figure out all those metrics gives me a headache. And when did the plural for octopus turn from OCTOPI to octopuses...or is it octopusses? DARN ENGLISH LANGUAGE! 🤔😨
Tired of watching these videos where the question in the video title isn't even answered. 🙄
It's answered at the beginning. It gets big. That's what happens.
Absolutely
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@@captainplanet5676 Actually,.. That only tells ya how EVERY OTHER LIVING THING LIVES 😂 ... basically
I hate the videos with some clowns face taking up half the screen. And their microphone taking up the other half !!!
Kinda disappointed. A lot of interesting details about octopus in general were left out, and the whole reason for clicking on video was never actually brought up. What would happen if an octopus lives past 5? How big could they get? Why can't captive octopuses live longer?
ikr, I was contemplating to whether revoke that like or not.
Me too.
Pretty obvious why any captive animal doesn't live it's full potential life span - humans presumptuous research therefore over-feed them or feed them incorrectly
They actually do answer the question, though indirectly.
@@NZCLUB_reals indoor housecats on avg live longer than ones allowed outside; captivity really isn't that bad considering they aren't at risk from predators; feeding isn't the problem either; i'd say the main issue is stress from containment, and excessive human interaction; there are some real jackasses that bully zoo animals and then are all surprised when the animal lets em have it
Octopus are smart. I found a Octopus in a gallon glass jug with the lid taped on and left in the sun on the beach. I let it out and I was surprised at how big it was and that it fit in the jug. For some unknown reason someone had locked it in the jug, but I let it out on the shore in a tide pool. I expected it to s urry off in to the ocean but it hung around and it thanked me. We sat on the beach and watched the sunset. That Octopus was grateful, it wrapped its tentacles on my hand and arm with out suction, it just sort od caressed my hand, I think it was saying thanks. For a year when I visited that beach and tide pool I most always saw it, it would come out of the ocean to hang out with me and my buddies, that Octopus was smart, it was an interesting experience and encounter. I think they are sweet critters. I would put a bait fish down by it and it would eat it. An excellent lil creature, and very smart. We put a fish in a mason jar once and screwed the lid on, the Octopus opened that jar to get the fish, that octopus was a good lil friend. That was over 50 years ago, I hope it is doing well. And I don't think they actually know how long an Octopus lives, just like sharks, an oceanographer told me they really don't know much about octopus, they are an inigma in a way,,,🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙❤❤❤❤❤😮😊
I doubt it was trapped in the jug, they are really strong, and probably could have screwed the lid off or wiggled it loose, despite the tape. That’s how the can open the strongest clams.
They're more curious than a cat.🤣 I kind of become obsessed with them when I started diving 25 years ago. I've dived with hundreds of them over the years. A guy in Thailand got stabbed by one. Not deliberately. It wasn't a gang octopus 🤣. The diver was playing with the octopus and had a knife attached to his BCD in a sheath. The octopus pulled the knife out of the sheath and swung it around like a child would. Then stabbed the diver. Not fatally. Just a cut, but it showed it's curiosity and fascination with new objects. And a great story for the grandkids🤣.
Someone had locked it in the jug? how'd they get it in there? total BS.
Bullshit
I knew that Octupus. He was living in that jar bc he lost his lagoon in the divorce. He mentioned some nice person use to visit and spend time with him while I was gone. I suppose that was you. He really appreciated your visits.
Man, their short lives hurts my heart. 😢
Especially when considering intelligence, it's something that blows my mind about nature, and makes me scratch my head.
We're the only unbalanced creature on the planet. Look at what's happened, we took over the place.
Deep sea creatures are larger because of the cold. It's the square-cube law. Heat exchange (i.e. loss) is proportional to size squared, but heat production and capacity are proportional to size cubed. The bigger you are, the better you are at producing and retaining your body heat.
I want to research what you just wrote. I don't get it, which makes me want to learn it. Thanks
@@COEYRNits easier for me to understand from a maths perspective: Imagine two cubes and one is 3times bigger yhan than the other Basically the bigger cube has all its lengths three times its size however its area is increased by nine times this also means that its volume increases 27 times This means bigger animals have a more stuff inside of them compared to stuff like skin (surface area)which makes it way easier to retain heat as there is less area for heat inside the animal to be lost because the area outside the animal is way smaller in comparison to the volume inside
when its out cold your blood has to heat up more and it expands your body architecture.
Doesn't this only apply to warm-blooded creatures?
@@hhhhhuie it does more so but invertebrates still follow it to some extent
I think he needs to change his coffee machine. It's much slower at making coffee than before.
Did I miss the part where he says, What Happens If Octopuses Don't Die Before the Age of 5.
They don't have bones limiting their growth. That's it. A better title would be What happens when you warm up a cold octopus.
It's answered at the beginning. It gets big. That's what happens.
So basically you're saying that the kraken could be real.
Some whales had skin marks of sucker diameter that was re-calculated to arm lenght and width of serously giant octopus. Also depth of claw scars from some squids on big sperm whales were re-measured in huge proportions of the prey as well. Recently and again there was found half of a whale bitten in half by one single bite through... Megalodon might be secretly still rulling the oceans...
@@WhiteMouse77ya mean squid?..
@@WeAreInYourWall and you?
itll be living under a iceberg count on it
@@WhiteMouse77 0_o
A thirty foot long, 600 pound octopus is a man-eater without a doubt! We just haven't seen it or recorded it. The smallest octopus at around 5 inches and less than a pound is the blue ringed octopus and it's far deadlier than the biggest octopus! 🦑
No evidence octopus that large will hunt and eat humans.
I’m from Tacoma, Washington in the States and, there’s a tale that a colossal octopus/squid lives in the ruins of the old Narrows Bridge.
Seattle here, I've grown up hearing that legend too, it was said to be big, like BIG.
@@LouisTravieon Yeah like, eat the divers big. I always wondered if it were true. Guess I’ll never find out for sure.
I bet on squid. They're more aggressive I think. Theres already videos of Humboldt squid attacking divers.
The metric system was created in France and implemented in 1795. It does lend itself to scientific notation, being base 10.
That caused problems in WWII when French forces placed themselves under British command when France fell to Germany. They had French handling motor pools and told to provide enough fuel for each vehicle for 500 miles and the French solders instead provided enough for 500 kilometers.
Thanks James, we still use imperial sizes and appreciate the non-metric choice.
This was very interesting. I'm a cephalopod fan and learned some new things today. Thank you, Steve, for uploading.
6:21 it looks so content there.
I’d beat up that like button before even watching your videos because I know your videos in your content are very educational and very good on many levels. I'm just saying!.
I love your videos and octopi so much, keep up the great work! More animals please 🥳
on one of your projects or ventures, I'd be interested to have you guys interview each other.. -some day. I really enjoy your voice, personality, writing and presentations on a few channels I've discovered you on.. just "thank you" for keeping the standard, and the presence online..
How is no one going crazy everytime he says “octopuses” instead of octopi
Octopuses is the plural form. It would be octopi if it were latin, but its not.
There's that slurp! Hi Steve! Great information, I didn't know about their age, growth and temperature differences! Thank you for sharing all the information! There's always an exception!
Gay
@@carlossierra2812wtf
Octopai, so majestic and elegant
Other countries seeing a giant octopus: *It's a kraken* 😱 Japan: *Meat* 🤤
I think of "hit the like button'' like the game kids play with daisies. The first time I hit the like button. The second time I hear "hit the like" I hit the dislike or thumbs down button. Game on
Must be contagious, just did that too
So what is the answer to the title
They only live 2 to 5 years, but are intelligent creatures.
Imagine the world if octopus lived decades like primates! What kind of societies would they create?!
Some of us like videos for good content, and dislike for bad. Watop is one of the most subtle requestor of likes and just because he said it twice doesn’t make a solid content bad.
These boi’s are impressive with their camouflage 🐙😎👍
@1:00 Mr. Krabs and company not having the best of days
The graphic of the octopus Tinder was pretty fantastic.
Can you do an episode where all measurements are in ridiculous things like elephants, pencils, tv remotes etc
Wat?
@@fastinradfordable The Titan submarine was approximately 17 bananas long and 7 large ball caps wide
another video awesomely done!
I would ask the octopus what they prefer, however I wouldn’t worry about it, octopus are very intelligent and almost certainly can make the Fahrenheit to Metric conversions in their head pretty quick 👍
Immediate like 👍🏻 before the reminder, always
I was in Baja diving off the coast and saw a octopus double my size and I am 5-6 180pounds
As far as the bumps on the smaller octopi, I would guess that they are the same(ish) mass, but rather the pressure requires them to adjust their skin to keep the pressure manageable... octopi have a muscle that provides them the ability to manipulate their skin in all kinds of wild and bizarre ways, but an octopus under less pressure wouldn't need to use this all the time. (for example, the blob fish explodes once it leaves the depths of the ocean). what would be interesting to see, is whether these octopi can safely travel the mile difference in depths without the pressure change killing them (even if slowly). that would confirm the hypothesis 😁
The fact that every video I see has someone commenting about how they don't like the "hit the like button" thing is insane 😭 Like I empathize but if you're really that bothered just ignore it and don't do anything lol, or find a different channel and watch that for a little while before coming back or something Anyways!! Love this video, octopuses are my favorite animal :3
Snowflakes everywhere, getting offended for trivial thinga
Experiment needed. Catch a normally small octopus, put it in a cooler tank and feed it more than it's normal routine diet. I wonder if the octopus will grow larger and live longer than it's normal life span and if mated, will it's offspring be larger?🤔
If octopuses lived past 5 we would all be in trouble. They’d rule the world. Well maybe cuttlefish would and octopus would be their right hand man.
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We do, check the nervous system microbiome of humans and it's relation to cephalopod viral extraterrestrial DNA ❤😊
30 feet and 600 pounds are incredibly large for an octopus. Damn didn't know that. That specimen should even be able to attack a human.
I wish they would live as long as humans. I think if they did they’d probably develop complex culture and we might have another intelligent species to converse with. Might need to stop eating calamari though that’s a downside..
@9:40 Female tremo octopus: Is it in yet? Male tremo octopus: Very funny.
Sand can be quite beautiful when magnified.
Good vides
Besides generating more body heat. Is there more oxygen compressed into the water at that depth also?? I honestly wouldn't know. but I do know that higher oxygen % is 1 reason land animals used to be so big.
Take a shot every time he says “octopuses” lol
could the bumps and skin defects be from the pressure of the depth?
Hey earliest I've ever been
Deep sea Octopusses are only seeming smaller. The water pressure at one mile is oppressive and Octo’s realise their actual size after equalised and decompressed at shallower depths. Love Octos.🐙
Cold water always makes bigger critters. They live longer, so they grow bigger.
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Just like everything about all life. Location means everything.
Freedom measurements are best!
What's this freedom you write of?
What's this freedom you write of?
Still waiting on an answer to the question posed in the title. Those cold water outliers aside, what happens if octopuses survive beyond their standard mating cycle/life span without mating?
Octopi... Our teachers were so Pushy about it. But now apparently anything goes. Life isn't fair.
I agree but also a quick google search shows that both “octopi,” “octopuses,” and even “octopodes” are all acceptable plurals of octopus.
@@areminderofwhatweare I know and that's why I said life isn't fair. My teachers were adamant that a Latin Word must have a Latin ending to be correct. I was taught Octopi. I was taught octopuses is wrong. But apparently my teachers had not caught up from their education and how language evolves and eventually in the 19th century around The 50s It became octopuses Due to the English convention of adding S or ES for plural. Fish is a really fun one. Fishes is actually correct when you're talking about multiple kinds of fish even though fish is plural by itself.
I would bet all the bumps is in some way a sensory thing, like for currents or electromagnetic detection in the deep.
Even though it's mentioned but not pointed out, another factor for the deep-sea gigantism is the "oxygen-rich waters". Almost EVERYTHING grows bigger in situations like that. That's why we had two-foot dragonflies in ancient times. More available oxygen. 😳
30ft across and can be found near japan, this is making me think that this is how tentacles became a genre
Nice looks good how do they taste lol haha
Yes
Once on Discovery channel they said that octopus can double its size every 3 months if has enough food. Therefore if it lives for long enough... who knows from where fairy tales about Kraken come.... I ponder if there's relation in effectiveness of digestion of proteins and volume of oxygene contained in sea water. Colder deeper water contains more oxygen that supports metabolism and growth meanwhile warmer water closer to surface contains less oxygen in tropic seas. Also the water pressure in deep ocean is factor supporting need of big body that can handle everything related, physics as well as chemistry, to travel from depth to surface and back. Some cephalopods have ammonia in their body by nature. If they get in warmer water it kills them. They must remain in cold water to avoid lethal chemical reaction of ammonia with warm solt water. Experts of astro-biology claim that cephalopods are so exceptional and extraordinary form of life to all other species that probability of their extraterrestrial origin is very high. It's not their fully developed embryo what they suppose to come passengering an asteroid but amino acids which might fall into ocean billions years ago and evolve into species with abilities like no other.
Sounds like an energy spent thing. Seems like a quantum problem
Imagine if there was an octopus that survived and lived in the ocean of either the North or South Pole. It could be as huge as the octopus from the movie "It Came From Beneath The Sea."
They become Kaiju if they survive for so long 😅
Octopus or octopi ?? Meaning plural
Then in the depths of the Ocean where man can't go yet .U quote..Clash of the Titans."Unleash the Kraken"..!!!.. good luck exploring.
cold water makes my "octopi" shrink.
It probably put itself in the jug and closed the lid there tons of videos showing them do this in all types of jars and jugs etc.
"With ocean temperatures rising, you know why..." I never get tired of the trace-CO2-is-a-temperature-control-knob narrative.
Fun fact: the plural form of octopus is octopi
Octopi, for goodness sake
So basically octopuses are like lizards: space and age make them big albeit opposite in temperature issues.
Makes sense. They say they spotted to kraken in Antarctic. They grow bigger in cold water. It could have been true.
CAN YOU PLEASE USE METRIC SYSTEM SO NON AMERICANS UNDERSTAND TOO? I mean, if you do it on purpose to not use it, I get it, it s stupid but I get it, but if you didn t think about it..just please do it.
I touch myself to this content
Me too kakarot, me too
stop that is evil
@@nonexistant4ever stop that is the reason we are killing octopus entities demons they are sexually mind control demons
If you were an octopus, you’d have 4x the fun…
What if it isn't temperature, but is the amount of oxygen the colder water can carry?
something changed with this account i cant put my finger on it
Some of the species are like turtles 🐢, they always return to the place they are born to reproduce!!!!
No Octopus is bigger than one featured in Jimmy Neutron 😂
What Steve was to the cringe of sidekicks (thanx for fixing that), your thumbnails are becoming more ridiculous by the week. However, that being said, I really really enjoy your channel. (Just trying to keep you honest) if I didn't live in Africa I'd support the hell out of this channel, I'm sure it takes a heck of a lot of work. Thank you 🙏
Yall heard it here size doesn't matter
Wow, a 10 feet Octopus... that's my dad's feet, my mother's feet, my brother's feet, my sister's feet and mine together.... gotta love the Imperial System.... so intuitive ^^
Ah yes, because measuring it in tablespoons and thirds makes more sense..
@@WeAreInYourWall Erm.... tablespoon is also used in the US or UK, so what's your point exactly? 🙂 Also it's mostly for preparing food and there's always a tolerance. BUT I agree I hate it when recipes include "X tablespoons" and it should be gotten rid of in BOTH systems. Nonetheless the Decimal System has much more logic to it: 1 meter = 10 decimeters 1 meter = 100 centimeters 1 meter = 1,000 millimeters The preposition 'deci' means 1/10th The preposition 'centi' means 1/100th The preposition 'milli' means 1/1,000th 1 kilometer = 1,000 meter The preposition 'kilo' means 1,000 Just imagine you would take the relations from length-measurements (feet, yard etc.) and would have applied it to your currency. Instead of having adopted the decimal system for that. PS: Never heard of anyone using "thirds". I guess you mean converting foot to meter? If so, you have to convert, too, if you want to convert meters to feet. PPS: speaking of converting. I know I won't convert you 🙂
Octopi?
octopusses
@@mattkahler4141Octopussy?
Is it possible to farm octopussies ? What do they eat ?
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I almost always skip videos from this person because most of the content doesn't cover most of what it says it does, but the main reason is the slurping of the coffee in the beginning it just makes my skin crawl. Good luck with your videos I will not be watching them myself.
You learn the answer to the title by listening to the facts given and hypothesize.
According to this video the Giant Pacific Octopus lives in the Atlantic : )
What were your sources? For differences in size, you provided most of the clues, but the conclusions were off. Size is a function of a) surface area (squared) to volume (cubed) ratio, so bigger means able to keep heat created by metabolism; oxygen variability (more = larger); and food is necessary for size, but the ocean floor is rich with this (not the opposite as stated, which is true only if you’re a pant needing sunlight) as it literally falls down in abundance as organisms die above.
Definitely a frozen in Kraken Antarctica then.
Ohh, to be a male octopus, where size doesn't matter. 😊
so youre telling me that on cold ocean planets, there could be massive intelligent octopi?
Why do you keep changing the titles of your videos?
Octopi, the plural of octopus is octopi!
the giant size has nothing to do with Fukushima...really nothing :D
I'm and American and I much prefer the Imperial system over metric, but when something weighs 0.03 ounces, please feel free to use grams.
Hmmm, I choose to grow bigger and stay in the deep. Yes, I think I'll do that...
colossal squid suposed to be bigger then giant ✌️
They become the face of Bo?
Is it octopuses or octopi?
They say octopuse will replace humans as the dominate species. Therefor I declare War on the Octopus!
Personally, I prefer Farenheit, inches, feet, etc. Trying to figure out all those metrics gives me a headache. And when did the plural for octopus turn from OCTOPI to octopuses...or is it octopusses? DARN ENGLISH LANGUAGE! 🤔😨
It’s octopi, cacti, but not bi for some reason 🤔