When I first heard of these as a child, I thought they were called "Cuddle Fish" and I wondered why anyone would want to do that. 😅

Can u make one exclusively for Atlantic bluefin?! They’re fascinating

Excellent video as always, DMS! ( And hey - if you ever get tired of making nature videos, you could always start an ASMR channel here on RU-vid! You'd be great at that! 🙂)

I imagine it’s a relative of the sea hare, but it hops more…

looks like the pickle i blew out of my nose after vomiting mcdonalds up at 12am

great video kid nice

The Philly crabs look like tiny crowds who has big claws and small tiny claws, and they live in the beach with nobody in

I've eaten Gummy Worms but never heard of these incredible creatures!

That’s the strangest squirrel 🐿️ I’ve ever seen!

why would you make the music so god awfully loud to the point its hard to hear the voice?

Can I eat one?

I suppose naming it banana cock was out of the question..

pray for the seamounts nourishing us.

Did you watch the latest John Oliver episode?

SHARKS!!!!!!!!! (commenting for boost because you are underrated even though you are doing an amazing job, have a nice day!) 🦈

Hi DMS! Very whimsical! People will naturally like the name gummy squirrel. But these are a naturally complex organisms. Thanks for sharing this video with the world ❤

Great video! "Gummy squirrels" are so cute with their sail-like tails and bright yellow color. The info about deep-sea mining impacting them is really concerning. Excellent content!

Never heard of those before. Well done! 😁

Gummy Squirrels? You’re making those up.

So excited to find out gummy squirrels exist

bark bark bark ruff ruff

God has to be having fun making these amazing creatures

Since it's from the Northern Pacific, the grunge guitar soundtrack is appropriate

I also think we would look pretty ugly if we were transported almost instantly to the deep sea floor or other places we aren't supposed to be.

I had one of those in college. Her name was Kathleen.

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Good work on this video. I didn't know they were desirable for the liver but glad it stopped being popular. 👍

very beautiful, very powerful

Nice content I wish you could’ve get more love from people cause of the effort you put into every videos! But I have a suggestion you should make RU-vid shorts . But anyways I hope you have a blessed day.

Humans can be so cruel to other life forms. These sharks are beautiful.

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holy diversity batman

I love your channel

Oreos??? Oreo fish???

Greetings, again. I have a few ideas for new video Can you maybe research Gulf Corvina. Its native to the Sea of Cortes and it's a very important marine resource to the fishing communities of Sonora, Mexico. Also, it came close to being overfished and was put on the endangered species list. With conservation efforts the population and fishery recovered. Big fish too very popular with sport fisherman. "Gulf Corvina"

I’ve got more questions than answers watching this. How does it know a predator is near and which way to swim away from it? How does it know where food is?

I always love your videos! They're just the right length! I would never watch a 45 minute video about most of these creatures (though I once made an exception for an Oarfish documentary!) but I would watch a 3 minute video anytime! You have a great channel here, please keep up the great content! Oh, and also - Congratulations on 70,000 subscribers!! 🙂

I’ll still eat these

Some sharks do eat humans, look at the warship Indianapolis where many hundreds where eaten by Whitetip and Tigersharks.

New soup! MmmmmMMMmmMMm

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Hi DMS! Thanks for sharing this video! I have never heard of this interesting 🦈 shark. So prized for something so small ( fin). I hope chef's fine some other ingredients as substitutes...so as not to endanger this beauty any further.

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