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Empire of the Deep
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🌊 Welcome to Empire of the Deep 🌊
The ocean covers 71% of our planet and we've explored less than 5% of it.
What hides in the remaining 95%?
This channel descends into the most terrifying, fascinating, and misunderstood
corners of our oceans. From prehistoric sea giants to the bizarre creatures of
the deep, we unpack the science behind the ocean's greatest mysteries.
🔱 What You'll Discover Here:
• How cold, dark oceans engineer Earth's most extreme creatures
• The evolutionary biology behind deep-sea gigantism and why size rules the abyss
• Prehistoric marine predators
• How deep-sea creatures survive total darkness, crushing pressure, and freezing cold
• The secrets of the Deppest corners of the ocean, the twilight zone, and the ocean floor
🔔 New videos every week, each one pulls you deeper into the empire beneath the waves.
Subscribe and explore the abyss with us.
The ocean doesn't give up its secrets easily, but we're here to expose them.
The ocean covers 71% of our planet and we've explored less than 5% of it.
What hides in the remaining 95%?
This channel descends into the most terrifying, fascinating, and misunderstood
corners of our oceans. From prehistoric sea giants to the bizarre creatures of
the deep, we unpack the science behind the ocean's greatest mysteries.
🔱 What You'll Discover Here:
• How cold, dark oceans engineer Earth's most extreme creatures
• The evolutionary biology behind deep-sea gigantism and why size rules the abyss
• Prehistoric marine predators
• How deep-sea creatures survive total darkness, crushing pressure, and freezing cold
• The secrets of the Deppest corners of the ocean, the twilight zone, and the ocean floor
🔔 New videos every week, each one pulls you deeper into the empire beneath the waves.
Subscribe and explore the abyss with us.
The ocean doesn't give up its secrets easily, but we're here to expose them.
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enigma7310
(4 days ago)
There is always a final boss version of a bug or animal in Africa...
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nickpapageorgio1299
(4 days ago)
I thought sea spiders were crabs
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Tight--LiNeZ
(4 days ago)
There's a handful of caves in Nelson in New Zealand, that has the Nelson Cave Spider, which is as big as these but a terrestrial spider. It's so large because it's main prey is the heaviest insect in the world, The Giant Cave Weta.
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reynhart66
(1 day ago)
The nudibranch @ 9:20 or whatever snail from the abyss is it look super cool <3
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EvaKatzra
(3 days ago)
The Narrator's hang up with the "8 legs+" is giving Skyrim's Whiterun guards freaking out about the visitor Redguards "Curved. Swords.!!" and I love it. <3
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devynsawyer488
(4 days ago)
Have there ever been living trilobites ever been found?
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jj-wq5ji
(3 days ago)
This is crazy I never know spiders lived in the oceans I thought they didn't like salt
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dancingyuli
(5 days ago)
Still the certain spiders on land can be extremely deadly like their comrads in the ocean for example what about that brown recluse spider that can make their victims rot from the insides before consuming them, thats pretty much scary just as much as having a visitor consuming their victim from the inside.
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Crow4o
(2 days ago)
I don't think there is such a thing as a rule with nature.
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Gabriel.1985.
(5 days ago)
I love spiders
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Protected_Tree
(1 day ago (edited))
That thumbnail makes no sense compared to what they actually look like.
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SoilWater-w2v
(4 days ago)
Mother Is Beautiful
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andrewcunningham9870
(8 days ago)
That’s okay, I didn’t wanna go to the beach ever again anyways.
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jayw9879
(2 days ago)
Not a true spider at all... Nor crab.
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ianjones9498
(6 days ago)
No, "sea spiders" are not actually real spiders. While they look very similar and share a distant common ancestor, they belong to an entirely different class of animals called Pycnogonida. Real land spiders belong to the class Arachnida.
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SharmV
(8 days ago)
Slop
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arachnidlupus7625
(4 days ago)
SEA SPIDERS ARE NOT SPIDERS. STOP USING THE WORD 'SPIDER' AS AN UMBRELLA TERM TOWARDS AN ANIMAL THAT IS NOT A SPIDER.
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