Dig into the Tully Monster with Dr. Richard Kissel 

Cool stuff, music could come down a touch.

I like this video. Thanks for posting.

Thanks for the clarification on what we know about it. 👍

This was very informative. 👍

Looks like a type mollusk to me, close to a squid or cuttlefish but lacking the tentacles with extended mouth parts

While it is true that the music could be a little bit quieter, it isn't too loud, like so many Karens claim. I barely noticed there was any, and had to rewind to check, after I read the idiotic comments. Confirmed, the music is at a reasonable volume, there is no difficulty in making out what is said...and no distracting.

It has " gill" openings shaped like a hagfish, crab like eyes on stalks , fins and body like a squid and a single squid- like tentacle. Its like a platypus with all the different morphologies in one organism.

it looks like 1 of those baking soda/powder plastic toys!

Why is it on sand?

this is great, thanks!

A very interesting and fascinating topic but... why oh why the annoying music that distracts? It's as if you deliberately want to spoil the narrative. So why do it ?

I have a couple of these that I collected in the 1970's. When I read about the lamprey proposal, I examined my specimens and noticed the single "nostril" for the first time, so I am leaning toward the lamprey theory.

Lamprey

Very distracting music.... looks a bit squid-like to me.

An ocarina?

alien aquarium was dumped by accident

It looks like something that would eat your brains or insides 😮 very cool apparently it was once in the area of where I live now I can’t imagine it being ever plausible to find a fossil though, lol.

I wonder what tully monsters tasted like.

This is the kind of weirdness that must exist on other planets.

This was clearly made in the Spore Creature Creator.

Looks like a precursor of the squid. Some sort of cephalopod.

Interesting talk, really annoying music.

looks like early squid

Looks like it could have been before the squid.

It’s just a squid

I enjoyed the talk but the drums in the back ground were a distraction

If you fold it right it would kinda look like a seahorse and a seahorse is a fish. So there, problem solved - unless you prefer peer reviewed science instead of the opinion of an origamist.

goofy ahh editing i just wana know any further details of it

It's just God's spore creation

Can you speak up a bit, I can't hear you easily over the muzak!

Stopped watching at 34sec due to background music.

Minus the proboscis and eye-stalks, it looks like an obvious ancestor of the squid to me.