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Sea urchins gather in large enough numbers to form an army.
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@jademirror 5 лет назад

Sea roomba eats a dollar.

@BrianNguyenBeehive 5 лет назад

What a crappy roomba, it keeps spitting out the dollars.

@ppbb6606 3 года назад

ya they do

@noahkimble8691 3 года назад

@Roger Crew fuck off

@laurelcook9078 4 года назад

Patrick: oh boy, 3 am! *liquifies soft parts of sand dollars*

@ambuck. 3 года назад

LMAOOOO 💀

@murriellemgl4479 5 лет назад

The way all these creatures are crawling is just beyond creepy

@yul4206 5 лет назад

It's just been speedy up but yeah it's creepy watching it.

@BazingaBane277 5 лет назад

your right starfish give me the creeps and chills

@user-qg8xq9tp4w 4 года назад

They must think(if they could) the same of us XD

@humanleader184 4 года назад

honestly i'm kind of numb to the whole "creepy creatures" shit, it doesn't bother me at all

@folasadeadedapo 4 года назад

Yeah...and yet so mesmerizing

@mr.brouwer8083 10 лет назад

NO patrick nooo!!!

@thatonecaryouwant 4 года назад

@Rick O'Shay When you think about it I've never seen a sand dollar in Spongebob before.

@jujuboi5860 4 года назад

@Rick O'Shay oh no patrick is a murderer

@satonyakwaii 4 года назад

Well not just Patrick plankton(Remember that episode)

@exumbra1399 3 года назад

Hey, Mack. Whatcha in for?

@XEinstein 5 лет назад

This video really makes you appreciate how great David Attenborough is: I mean even under water he still sound great!

@dubiousdove782 4 года назад

@Jamel Gianangelo 🧐

@truvelocity 12 лет назад

So, all of those sand dollars I collect off of the Huntington Beach Coast during low tide may have met their doom from that monster star fish?

@jaimelojeda1904 7 лет назад

truvelocity Im afraid so.

@skellingtonmeteoryballoon 3 года назад

When you put it that way... Lol

@jonathandonley3299 3 года назад

Yeah. You were basically at a murder scene. ;)

@sean123888 3 года назад

Ikr I used to get em on the south jetty Oregon.

@Zak-tk8wv 2 года назад

Ues

@pnkemoji 7 лет назад

this reminded me of claymation lol except this stuff is reaL

@l.a.1254 5 лет назад

Yes!! Gumby lol

@princealmighty5391 4 года назад

You should make claymation

@AneesaH. 5 лет назад

Half a meter a day?! That means you could literally watch it elongate before your eyes! I had no idea any phototroph grew that fast.

@skiplegday4718 5 лет назад

around 2 cm an hour or 0,035 cm a minute

@paddor 5 лет назад

If it just didn’t move around constantly...

@AnimalEmancipation 5 лет назад

Some bamboos grow 91 cm a day

@Flistered 5 лет назад

@@AnimalEmancipation I heard 3 feet

@1toW4mB0to9 5 лет назад

@@Flistered thats.... the same

@jadynakistrife9884 5 лет назад

It's kinda comedic how the brittle stars move away and back to their positions from the predator.

@DaRkLoRdZoRc 4 года назад

Hey man, they got shit to do. They can't just up and leave work because a giant Koosh ball is trying to eat them. That sand won't sift itself, you know.

@miiirky1904 5 лет назад

I'm speechless. First, the mouth of the urchin. Then the sunflower starfish! And THEN the dollar urchins skeletons... I... I... I... thank you, all the documentarists and everyone involved in this video to show us all this creatures from another world.

@JessmanChicken86 4 года назад

wholesome comment :)

@retrofuture1989 4 года назад

Those creatures are all from here on Earth, evolution has created a vast biodiversity of species in seemingly every form and shape, but they all got DNA just like you and me.

@zenmaster8086 3 года назад

After seeing the little sea urchins just running around just warms my heart

@mim0so 3 месяца назад

Spiny lil goobers just living the life :3

@ACreativeWorks 4 года назад

Not only is this channel shows how amazing nature is, but somehow reminds me of my childhood days.

@debtrunner7929 4 года назад

..of SpongeBob

@billrobbins5874 Год назад

The warm voice of David Attenborough as narrator. Remember him too!

@glenp.8241 5 лет назад

Narrator had to eat a entire stalk of celery to make the chewing noises

@ems7623 3 года назад

Not how that works. Look up "foley artist."

@Pony_Stang 5 лет назад

I am now currently terrified of Starfish

@DG-kq8zf 5 лет назад

Hunter Shadows The sunstars are rather squishy and soft with a boney feel. Not scary. But they move pretty quick as far as starfish go. Most of those hefty ones shown on the bottom were bat stars. I've spent literally hundreds of hours diving here in California. Mostly abalone diving. It's phenomenal here. Better than backpacking ☺️

@DdesideriaS 5 лет назад

@@DG-kq8zf When was the last time you saw one of those sea stars? Urchins have took over and eaten most of the forests after all of the sunflowers died off from the Sea Start Wasting Disease. I'm diving after fish almost every week and haven't seen a single one in almost tho years (NorCal)

@stormboss57 5 лет назад

If you are scared of them hunt some down and cut them in half.

@evilsharkey8954 5 лет назад

Storm Boss, then you get more sea stars!

@DG-kq8zf 5 лет назад

Evil Sharkey Nope. You get a dead star. They only regenerate their legs.

@nancyngoasheng7806 4 года назад

The ocean never ceases to amaze me

@rammo1236 5 лет назад

1:55 What are those? With the human eyes on top of them 2:04 What is that worm/slug/sea cucumber thing to the left? 2:13 What is that alien-looking arm in the top left corner? 3:29 Why? Why why why?!! This is why I'm not getting a diving license, mom.

@hungidran1 3 года назад

*this is why i want to get a diving license 😀

@pappydoge1841 2 года назад

I never really thought about the fact that the beaches where I live are covered in fresh kelp plants and sand dollars, but now I understand, something very gruesome happened here.

@FoxDren 2 года назад

Not really just 🎵 The Circle Of Life 🎵

@chivo8665 8 лет назад

bikini bottom at its finest

@loumeimegueye8267 7 лет назад

Oh !the sea is another world full of unknown diversities.

@CommanderNConqueror 12 лет назад

i never knew the sand dollar was a living organism until i watched this video

@vmanismyname1534 4 года назад

Anyone else think of the show Always Sunny in Philadelphia, family feud episode, where the answer the guy gave to "name a food that has to be cooked" was SEA URCHIN

@kaytlinjustis5643 5 лет назад

Huh, so THAT'S what sand dollars look like alive! Only seen the white skeletons on the beach! ^^

@nobodynowhere21 5 лет назад

The description of how they are ... consumed ... was totally metal. Imagine some scary monster extruding it's stomach onto and around you, bathing your body in digestive enzymes until your eyes, skin, muscles, organs, etc. were melted away in its ooze, then dropping your dry, whole skeleton in the dirt behind it. The thing of nightmares!

@Nhatanh0475 4 года назад

It doesn't have eye/skin/muscles?/organ or really anything to be left behind beside the skeleton.

@danku-kun4551 3 года назад

Why is nobody talking about how cool *"Urchin Barrens"* look and sound?

@shailonnoelle7175 2 года назад

I've seen miles upon miles of urchins on the lost coast. A hole in the stone perfect for a purple urchin only a centimeter to separate them . Billions strong. It's incredible. And scary when you realize you just walked 30 yards without booties and this is your 3rd time surfing there.. idk how I didn't stop on one

@user-tg3yz9xc3q 3 года назад

確かにすいチャンネルの海とは全然環境違うね

@ts3124 3 года назад

ホントだよ、別世界だ。同じくすいチャンネルから来ました

@nankyokunamino 3 года назад

次元が違うかったわ

@user-nk3oe1li2l 3 года назад

ホントな日本とはレベルが違う

@gorillagorillagorilla6546 3 года назад

これは危機的な状況なのでしょうか？

@bokchoiman 7 лет назад

I'm in utter shock..

@lucpraslan 5 лет назад

It's an echinoderm paradise or killing field, depending how you look at it

@eoulton1086 3 года назад

LOL 😂😂😂😂 ITS SO FUNNY WHEN THE STARFISH TRYS AND EAT THE BRITTLE STARS 😂😂😂😂😂

@soriyayon8350 7 лет назад

So thats how they make sand dollar😶

@evilsharkey8954 5 лет назад

Soriya Yon, that’s how you find them in the wild, but when you buy them in a store, they were killed by people and then soaked and bleached to get all the dead stuff out.

@MujakiKid 12 лет назад

Wow, I never before thought I could feel terrified of a Seastar! Run little Brittlestars! Run!

@ComdrPirozhki 5 лет назад

Sea urchins: eating all the kelp in the ocean Sea otters: *I’m about to end this man whole career*

@fuhwurd 5 лет назад

TheCraftianChannel // TCC overused jokes but ok

@mariannapapadopoulou905 4 года назад

KBAC yes otters eat urchins!

@user-to3iv9cy2q 5 лет назад

That tiny mouth of an urchin is very cute

@malachiallen1517 3 года назад

1:53 Traffic in a nutshell

@kittykatBflat 5 лет назад

BBC Earth: Here’s a beautiful and educational nature video. Comments: Sponge Bob jokes.

@thenewaeon 3 года назад

The sea floor is a horrifying, eldritch nightmare.

@jdtk312 2 года назад

Imagine this video wasn’t speeded and they really moved that fast ! lol that would be so funny and blood curdling at the same time

@MarenAnne66 7 лет назад

It's really funny to watch these guys move when the film is sped up. I imagine the starfish with wheelies on.

@guys-in9vd 4 года назад

sunflower starfish : * modem noises for 1h * brittle starfish : * moving noises * sunflower starfish : *M O V E O U T O F M Y W A Y*

@TheNecromorph1 5 лет назад

lmao, this just needs some benny hill music added to the fast motion scuttling of the demonic starfish and we got ourselves a show.

@markfryer9880 5 лет назад

Far more entertaining than any Reality TV show that's for sure. Real life drama with a comedic twist.

@Nicolacsika 3 года назад

クモヒトデみたいなの出てきた瞬間気持ち悪くて死んだw

@santitaylor2841 10 лет назад

love this not to mention Davids voice just awesome *;)

@KevNoonz 7 лет назад

100%

@mariannapapadopoulou905 4 года назад

Awesome! So far MY WHOLE LIFE is based on nature and animals! Keep up the great work!!!!

@chancellorpalpatine8996 7 лет назад

Giant starfish and moving rocks!!?? Oi blin what is going on in the sea.

@callmek.01 5 лет назад

Chancellor Palpatine did you call for me?

@alexisslin8811 4 года назад

Giant starfish: I'm hungry...Time for some brittle stars. Brittle stars: *Nope*

@hellobye4674 5 лет назад

This is terrifying

@buck9668 4 года назад

The bumper cars sporting an eye on top are keyhole limpets. They''re not true limpets, but, like true limpets, they're cousins of snails and slugs (all being gastropods).

@TheAlps36 4 года назад

Am I the only one who thought those purple urchins moving was kind of cute?

@goatheadstudios8998 13 дней назад

Urchins are like locust of the sea

@uniikwa 4 года назад

*seeing these creatures crawl around at high speed makes me clinically disturbed.*

@emosasukelover222 12 лет назад

awww sea urchins kind of look like little sea hedgehogs owo

@StephenGillie 5 лет назад

Trees are lungs turned inside out and urchins are stomachs turned inside out.

@evilsharkey8954 5 лет назад

Sea stars literally turn their stomachs inside out! That’s how they eat.

@djsnkz 4 года назад

2:50 THIS IS SPARTA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@avrilanne13 5 лет назад

I never thought all of them actually move!

@Angelo-bj1qu 5 лет назад

Is it just me who finds the sea urchin looks so cute 😍

@evilsharkey8954 5 лет назад

Angelo, look up collector urchins. They find little pieces of debris and carry it around like camouflage.

@admiralcat3809 Год назад

Kelp forest became a giant echinoderm battle royale after a bunch of purple pompoms committed illegal logging.

@freddieperez7567 5 лет назад

1:55 what are those sea creatures with a human eye-looking thing on their backs called?

@mehhhhh421 5 лет назад

Freddie Perez keyhole limpet

@Horny_Fruit_Flies 5 лет назад

Echinoderms are so fascinating.

@echidnathemotherofmonsters1290 6 месяцев назад

Indeed

@nubbiewubbie7285 3 года назад

Echinoderms are some of the weirdest animals on the planet.

@ashleyw977 4 года назад

chomp chomp chomp. ps. I am chomping in something while watching those urchins chomp.😜

@FelisBX7 7 лет назад

Toxapex are real and they're coming for our starfish.

@agentxyz 7 лет назад

I got this. Magikarp I choose you! Splash Attack!

@josheaster1547 6 лет назад

you could see the starfish there not really threatened just chillin

@cutlefish7781 6 лет назад

*Staryus

@thatmagiccat926 4 года назад

Yare yare daze

@tanyichun2535 5 лет назад

I swear those are definitely staryu and starmie right there

@MukWongDeso 5 лет назад

No, they are Patrick Star and his family

@Nhatanh0475 4 года назад

0:25 I see... I seee... SUBNAUTICA kelp forest.

@wither5673 Год назад

''they can grow half a meter a day'' that is absolutely insane for a planet, let alone any other living thing. good lord.

@nicholasgerry6931 4 года назад

Imagine you're driving, then touch your feet there on the bunch of starfish

@ColorlessQuarky 4 года назад

I would love that to happen, since they are very interesting animals.

@albertsaffron7582 Год назад

We couldn’t fathom aliens stranger than that which is found within our own oceans

@Ohlookitsdaisyy 4 года назад

Half a meter a DAY?! That's amazing!!!

@moaidotahiti4869 4 года назад

Looks like something bjork would want on one of her music videos

@cjcares7815 3 года назад

Finally I've discovered what was that I had found on the shore of Thailand🇹🇭. Skeletons of sand dollars they were!!!

@davidfitcher2953 4 года назад

360p video from BBC , amazing!

@nutzeeber 5 лет назад

Neptunus : " aahh yes, brittle star my old mop!"

@dave1986R 8 месяцев назад

The Sea Urchins may destroy strands of kelp, but the Sea Otters in turn eat the Sea Urchins and keep their population in check. Especially in Monterey Bay.

@user-sd6ny5cv1l 3 года назад

スイチャンネルから来たけどやべーなｗｗｗ魔界すぎるｗｗｗｗｗｗ

@adearisandi 12 лет назад

3:11 Mother of ̶G̶o̶d̶ Patrick

@RelicPerez 5 лет назад

3:11

@grey4612 4 года назад

Nature is so alien looking sometimes

@user-uw2fi6ui6e 3 года назад

ヒトデがやばい笑ウニの量すごいなぁ。なのにこんな海藻が残ってるの不思議🤔

@skysbiggestfain 4 года назад

2:04They see me rolling

@user-gi9kc1bt3o 8 месяцев назад

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@songofyesterday 5 лет назад

somehow urchins are sold as premium goods and tastes disgusting, I'm glad we have connoisseurs out there willing to save the kelp forests

@DieFlabbergast 5 лет назад

Sea urchin roe - called _uni_ in Japanese, is a popular topping on sushi. I can attest that it is delicious, but a bit expensive.

@dandelion1627 5 лет назад

Nature hard at work to keep a balanced ecology so that human can have a livable environment and food sources.

@happyboi1447 5 лет назад

Sometime I think sea urchins are pest that has no effect if they die But I sometime forget there is animals called Sea Otters

@XEinstein 5 лет назад

Well don't forget they're also eaten by humans: Italians put them in pasta, Japanese on sushi.

@happyboi1447 5 лет назад

True

@evilsharkey8954 5 лет назад

That’s why sea otter conservation is important. Without them, urchin run amok.

@naraferalina2308 3 года назад

Looks like a funky stop motion clay animation.

@edipasplays 5 лет назад

Sand dollars look like moving coins from stop motion clips from coinstar

@jeffreyalba8911 5 лет назад

Abundant of sea creatures

@annavete5533 2 года назад

Beautiful! Video Fascinating to watch! Thank you David Attenborough. 🇹🇴 CHCH NZ .🤩

@starr613 5 лет назад

Kelp: Urchins: ship shop ship shop

@everythingunique641 5 лет назад

@1:54 ROCKS WITH EYE BALLS AAAAHHHHH!!!!!!

@gabrielegermaine2337 Год назад

Never heard or seen before. There IS so much to learn from Nature yet. Praise Jah you people,for all the Wonders He hast made ❤ Greetings from Germany