This Cute Fish Can KILL YOU in 7 Milliseconds

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@OctopusLady 21 день назад

Heads up, y'all: you're gonna wanna stick around until the very end for this one. But if you already did, reply to this comment with some captions for that photo! EDIT: I have also just been informed that the fish seen at 3:07 is, in fact, NOT a swordfish, but a striped marlin. And I am now SO ANNOYED at the stock video website I got that footage from. They lied to me! They looked me in the face and lied!

@rubilacxe1 21 день назад

I don't have a specific caption but it is definitely giving Evil Kermit meme (bonus points because it's a FROGfish)

@shikazeevods 17 дней назад

Top caption: POGFISH Bottom caption: pogfish!!

@laurawright719 17 дней назад

Howdy

@indigogogoThatfloof 17 дней назад

Me: The music i listen to:

@emithompson3973 17 дней назад

me: o____o Me in my mind: \\\\OvO//////

@harbilu 17 дней назад

SHE RETURNS FROM THE DEPTHS

@cienciandre 17 дней назад

Like an abyssal... Octopus?

@countessk 16 дней назад

@@cienciandre Like a humbolt squid!

@GandalfTheTsaagan 16 дней назад

30 stories high, breathing fire! Oh wait-

@jredmane 16 дней назад

Yaaay!!!

@mrpathfinder3665 15 дней назад

She had to go look for more fish to talk about 😂😂

@aircraftcarrierwo-class 16 дней назад

Frogfish only _look_ like they're bad at being fish. It's all part of their scheme.

@iminyourhouse68420 16 дней назад

😲😲😲

@seanmadson8524 15 дней назад

They look like they're wearing one of those outfits you put on a dog to make them look like a person from the front (the ones with fake arms sticking out of the sides, and the legs/feet are the front legs of the dog)

@haystack413 6 дней назад

Powerful deployers of the "im just a lil guy its my birthday" school of evolutionary strategies

@HappyGick 3 дня назад

Right? This has to be one of the most vicious predators out there. They've evolved to look incompetent and actually attractive to fish, and just like that they hold that 91% success rate. That's basically unheard of. Most predators can only dream of having such success rate. Between the lion, the wolf, and the "unknown" fih at 18:48 I would have certainly chosen the frogfish without knowing what it was because I know for a fact that lions and wolves go hungry a lot of the time. They're nowhere near as efficient.

@OctopusOwl 2 дня назад

They're the equivalent of that one guy who got aggressively questioned "choose the economy or LGBTQ rights" and the absolute mad lad said "Both" and wouldn't budge (like a badass). He used the expectations of the interviewer to absolutely WIN. Frogfish do the same.

@Abingusbabe 17 дней назад

I know she’s not the focus of this video but that anglerfish swims so funny😂 she looks like she’s out of breath but still in a hurry

@taylorstumpp4005 16 дней назад

Me walking up the stairs vibe

@AzureSiniy 16 дней назад

Well the oxygen saturation at the bottom of the ocean probably means she is out of breath lmfao

@thenonfurry 14 дней назад

wobbly boi

@lilywong9672 12 дней назад

@@thenonfurry girl* males are very tiny

@kennethsatria6607 11 дней назад

Its similar with that footage of the swimming anglerfish

@Birchlandia 17 дней назад

In engineering "racking" is when a structure is under restrained and rocks at its joints, the best example is a poorly made table that will "rack" when you push on the side, this likely means it "squishes" the fish with one wall pulling it down and then either semi releases or then pushes the other wall in a similar manner likely in a motion like trying to move too tight pants, move one side as far as possible and then catching up with the other

@angryotter9129 16 дней назад

So the violent jump and jiggle into the leggings is racking, got it.

@SuziQ. 16 дней назад

My first thought (and I could be way off) is “the rack,” which is a device used in physical therapy to stretch the spine. It’s more of a rack and pinion structure. Your explanation looks more like the science paper I found when searching “racking frogfish”. They use their gill fins (that’s about all I could grok).

@Gnome-kc7pr 16 дней назад

So its just like sawing the prey back and forth or what?

@chuckgoecke 16 дней назад

The way that a snake works its mouth over a big prey item is like this I think. They sort of walk they teeth over the prey, first one side and then the other. In a throat, this would be pulling one side down and then the other side, like walking or raking it down the throat.

@SuziQ. 16 дней назад

@@chuckgoecke , The paper/study I read said that the frogfish uses extra vertebrae and gill motion to swallow its food. They had to X-ray the frogfish eating, and slow it down a lot, because it takes milliseconds to do.

@hayuseen6683 16 дней назад

They say if you pronounce BO-ops BO-ops eight times in front of a mirror in a dark room an octopus flies out and gives you a very disappointed glare, somehow stealthily holding up fake eyebrows to show its disdain.

@biggestsigh 14 дней назад

I love the headcanon that she's holding up the eyebrows and they're not actually eyebrows sm oh my god 😭

@user-xj8wy4uu1q 8 дней назад

Lol

@sylvan-tomfoolery 16 дней назад

Now I might just have to make a shirt that says I'M HERE I'M QUEER AND I'M A SPHERE

@FuzzyBunnyofInle 16 дней назад

Would certainly make some of my hard-to-buy-for holiday shopping easier

@zainabzolita8436 11 дней назад

#alleyesonrafah

@MatthewTheWanderer 10 дней назад

@@zainabzolita8436 Spamming that ignorant nonsense everywhere is extremely inappropriate!

@saturationstation1446 4 дня назад

@@MatthewTheWanderer being appropriate on the internet is inappropriate

@MatthewTheWanderer 4 дня назад

@@saturationstation1446 Wrong.

@sonjaquan5775 16 дней назад

the Octopus Lady name drops D20 and Bobby Broccoli. truly a cephalopod of taste.

@danielhavens8819 15 дней назад

Imagine you walk past a beautiful apartment in a nice part of town and there's a for-sale sign on the side (it's in your price range!). You catch a whiff of something delicious and see there's a hotdog stand set up right outside. Then 7 milliseconds later you're being dragged into the basement and the stairs have teeth

@AllTheHappySquirrels 12 дней назад

But at least I never have to worry about paying rent or student loans again, so I guess I'm okay with my new scary basement?

@HallowIsSmol 7 дней назад

sounds like a magnus archives story

@lokiijustwannasleep7865 6 дней назад

oh dear

@FreedomTalkMedia 5 дней назад

@AllTheHappySquirrels The problem is, the basement is flooded in a lake of acid and while you're down there, your body is going to slowly dissolve away.

@AllTheHappySquirrels 5 дней назад

@@FreedomTalkMedia I guess you haven't tried to rent a place in this economy fresh out of grad school, eh? Acid lake sounds delightful!

@alexbainbridge8759 17 дней назад

These bois are basically IRL D&D mimics

@user-sc7ld7cj6h 16 дней назад

Except that mimics don't swallow adventurers whole in 7 miliseconds!

@neekk040 16 дней назад

shouldnt mimic be called “resembs”? they don’t imitate behavior. they just look like chests

@Giganfan2k1 14 дней назад

@@user-sc7ld7cj6hThere has to be game balance. 😂 Player: "I touch the treasure chest". DM: "You see nothing but darkness, you are confused with where you are or how you got here. Now what?"

@tomhomunculus 16 дней назад

Hearing the stat of 91% success rate makes me think of the toadfish I feed, failing to eat food I gently insert into his open mouth because he is constantly blorbing water around and accidentally spits it out >:-T takes me 4 attempts lmao

@tomhomunculus 16 дней назад

oh hey, I might be able to answer the racking motion question! Think gears, a rolling grinding motion.

@brandonhoffman4712 День назад

@@tomhomunculus Racking motion. Like racking the balls for pool. Multiple objects moving in unison.

@georgewhitehead8185 19 часов назад

@@tomhomunculus Hi you just need to read the comment I posted and you will totally understand RACKING. Doctor George Whitehead

@georgewhitehead8185 19 часов назад

@@brandonhoffman4712 Hi you just need to read the comment I posted and you will totally understand RACKING. Doctor George Whitehead

@funky555 9 часов назад

have you tried giving it livign food

@tripleabattery2914 16 дней назад

nothing proves the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" rule of nature than the frogfish lmao. with a 91% catch rate and no eating standards it's not gonna die off soon. long live the frogfish🤟🏾 (and rest well octopus lady! you show that corporeal form what's up- with love and kindness❤)

@alveolate 14 дней назад

no shade on froggy's success rate... but i think we need to also consider total catches per hour or something? ultimately the froggo's gonna win purely on calories spent per catch tho.

@goatfromhell666 День назад

@@alveolatetime is relative. If you don't move much, an hour doesn't mean much to you.

@alveolate День назад

@@goatfromhell666 that's also a good point! we could all learn a thing or two from froggy

@bigmclargehuge8219 16 дней назад

If I ever set up a dating profile, "I'm here, I'm weird, and I'm a sphere" is gonna be my bio.

@geoffreyentwistle8176 16 дней назад

Better than my idea... I was planning on making it the nutritional value of the average human. Though I'd probably contain a few extra servings of long pork by now... xD

@stuffie5175 8 дней назад

@@geoffreyentwistle8176lovely!

@brandonhoffman4712 День назад

If a frogfish ever made a dating profile it would be a catfish and it would accept cashapp, paypal, or gift cards.

@kyoyoz2272 17 дней назад

2:19 it may not be aquatic but my all time favourite HAS to be gorilla gorilla gorilla

@Wakans 16 дней назад

I fancy bubo bubo. More aquatic: bombina bombina.

@minthantlin9168 16 дней назад

Not to mention Gulo gulo.

@carrott36 16 дней назад

Hottentotta Hottentotta, the Alligatorback Scorpion. So fun to say!

@lykonic1763 16 дней назад

Not quite as funny or cool, but Vulpes Vulpes - my favorite animal, the red fox - is my go-to example :)

@ElysetheEevee 16 дней назад

@@lykonic1763 Vulpes Vulpes was my first thought, too, haha.

@Raven-Blackwing 16 дней назад

This is the one of the stupidest fish I've ever seen and it's a crime that I can't hug it.

@MatthewTheWanderer 10 дней назад

Are there ANY kind of fish you can hug, though?

@olasdorosdiliusimilius2174 10 дней назад

@@MatthewTheWanderer A shark

@MatthewTheWanderer 10 дней назад

@@olasdorosdiliusimilius2174 No, you can't hug sharks.

@olasdorosdiliusimilius2174 10 дней назад

@@MatthewTheWanderer Yes you can.

@SeamusDonohueEVEOnline 3 дня назад

"...and it's a crime that I can't hug it." ...and live. :P

@fluffysharkdatazz9460 17 дней назад

Mother has graced her little isopods

@jayvillemin 17 дней назад

I’m going to caption the photo with something I have actually experienced multiple times Me at the bar, one drink in and already tipsy: excitedly explaining the biomechanics of human vision My much cooler coworkers: genuinely fascinated by what I'm sharing

@williamchamberlain2263 16 дней назад

@carrott36 16 дней назад

I don’t need that one drink, it’s just how I live haha

@MatthewTheWanderer 10 дней назад

How could anyone possibly be tipsy after only ONE drink!?

@veggiedragon1000 7 дней назад

@@MatthewTheWanderer I can answer this because I am also the type to get tipsy after one drink: I am 5'2" and I don't drink much except with friends so I am both tiny and have next to no tolerance. I also hate beer and usually drink fancy cocktails. "One drink" is something with two shots and a liquor in it while I weigh 10 stone, of course I'm tipsy :3

@MatthewTheWanderer 7 дней назад

@@veggiedragon1000 Why would you say weigh 10 stone on the internet? No one outside the UK knows what that means. Also 140 pounds is a lot for 5'2". Also, I weigh less than twice that (I'm 6'0" and 270 pounds), yet it takes 10 times as much alcohol to get me even tipsy. And I almost never drink anymore and hate alcohol with a passion.

@matiascruz1270 16 дней назад

Also, as someone with EDS as well as lots of mental illnesses, I totally feel it. It’s frustrating as hell to be at the mercy of your bad days and to have no idea when you’ll have a good day again. I hope you pull through it, we’re all here for you. We love you, you’re our favorite cephalopod

@matiascruz1270 16 дней назад

You know, I think I’m glad that our distant ancestors decided to evolve out of the ocean if that means I will never have to worry about being swallowed by a frog fish

@feed8647 16 дней назад

In 7 ms that is 😐 Imagine blinking while haning out with your friends and when you open your eyes, all of them are gone.

@brandonhoffman4712 День назад

Yep lions, tigers, and bears are all easy to get away from in the wild! No worries at all... Where's my bear mace? 😅

@williamrobertson892 16 дней назад

The scientific name of The American Bison is Bison bison bison if you like those repeating names.

@hayuseen6683 16 дней назад

Oh god no, it's an odd number, that makes it bad via the law of negatives

@alexandruianu8432 10 дней назад

@@hayuseen6683 Nah, odd numbers are the only valid numbers. Even numbers cancel out.

@adreabrooks11 10 часов назад

I'll go ya one better: the North American plains bison has the subspecies classification Bison bison bison. :) (Sorta like how dogs, being a subspecies of wolf, are Canis lupus familiaris.) Also: honourable mention to Alces alces - the moose.

@luvxoxundertalehazbinhotel1835 17 дней назад

When the premiere notification popped up, I was talking to my friend and freaked out shouting "OCTOPUSLADY" and confused the hell out of them 😂

@jacobgreengas7121 21 день назад

Everyone wake up! A new octopus lady video just dropped!!!

@smallmoneysalvia 16 дней назад

imagine walking down the street when a car starts dangling a new in box iphone over the sidewalk and you grab for it and the hood opens up and sucks you in and it's actually a predator and you've been eaten. That's this fish.

@aureafaix 16 дней назад

As someone who is recovering from spinal surgery after a literal lifetime of back pain, I truly understand how your physical state affects your mental state and ability to work. I'm rooting for you, I really enjoy how you educate and I look forward to browsing your previous videos again to fill the time. Take care and be well, you've got this!

@Aemirys 16 дней назад

I vibe so hard with The Octopus Lady and her love of weird goofy creatures...... I'm right there with you sister! On a more serious note i suffer with chronic pain with my disabilities..... my heart goes out to you for what your going through right now.

@movinghippo 16 дней назад

Racking motions are like 'pool ball racks' where things come from around /the sides and begin to pull in objects in order to align them within whatever structure is housing the objects. As for your picture prompt, Frogfish: How I feel I look. Zebra Fish: How others see me

@benmcreynolds8581 16 дней назад

The Sarcastic Fringhead is such a crazy fish.

@MrBucon 17 дней назад

What a roller-coaster it was to see that there is new The Octopus Lady video. The intial excitement there being a new video, but then the realization it has not been released yet. Then resurgence of excitement for getting watching the video this evening.

@lordvlygar2963 17 дней назад

OMG, that orange frogfish looks like a boglin. I haven't thought of those toys in over a decade.

@Gnome-kc7pr 16 дней назад

The original "funk o pop" as they say

@poolhalljunkie9 День назад

Oh wow. That unlocked a memory. I had the green one when I was a kid.

@unkreativefrog5992 17 дней назад

idk if this helps but this is genuinely one of your best videos yet

@OctopusLady 16 дней назад

Oh gosh! That is SO NICE of you to say!! Thank you!

@JosipL91 16 дней назад

To describe the racking motion in the simplest of terms, the motion you do when you pump a shotgun is called racking a shell. It's a motion of compacting and expanding that pushes the object further down.

@williamexon171 17 дней назад

Just watched on Nebula, another absolute triumph.

@vantharion 15 дней назад

I love that you love Dimension 20. It's always great seeing creators love the same weird things I love!

@robodude145 13 дней назад

2:26 while it's not a sea creature the best example of this has to be "gorilla gorilla gorilla"

@Sugar3Glider 17 дней назад

A Gulper Eel! Gulper Eel! It's a Gulper Eel! It looks like a Gulper Eel! Gulper Eel? Gulper Eel! It's a Gulper Eel! Gulper Eel. -Time!

@larrymantic2635 17 дней назад

It’s supposedly a frogfish

@Eloraurora 16 дней назад

That was an extremely wholesome baby-fish squee there at the end. Good luck with your corporeal form.

@OlyChickenGuy 16 дней назад

D'awwe, thanks for giving me more than just their adorable paw-fins to love about frogfish. I learned a lot in this episode! I'm very sorry to hear that your body is being stupid (or your "boat", as my autocorrect insisted...). My body also likes being chronically stupid. My best wishes to you on your journey, and I'll happily await your return, regardless of how long you need to take for yourself.

@larrymantic2635 17 дней назад

“What is it doing?” Probably sucking in food.

@Caldenor328 16 дней назад

"Racking motion" must be back and forth like a shotgun, but its recurved teeth in a fishes throat.

@Nmethyltransferase 12 дней назад

"You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like."

@the_newt_nest 21 день назад

I'm so glad you made this video, it's so funny! I hope you start feeling better, and take care of yourself. Speaking for myself I have a desire for ocean content at all times.

@Gir547777 17 дней назад

7 hours until premier and I'm already vibrating with excitement ❤🐙 We've missed you so!

@DontTrackMe 15 дней назад

I'm pretty sure I speak for all your subscribers when I say that no matter how long it takes for you to put out another video, if I'm still alive then, I'll watch. Your videos are an absolute delight to watch, and when I see one I get as excited as when I see a new HBomberguy or Contrapoints video (and I picked those points of comparison for a reason: they also put out videos on a very sporadic schedule and yet people still love them... rightly). If you're good enough, you earn loyalty which will endure even if there is a long wait between videos. The sheer curiosity and excitement of your presentation style is just so charming and sweet but also rigorous, and you don't shy away from making it clear when there's some point you don't personally understand or an word you don't know how to pronounce. So many others (such as me, probably) would let their vanity win there and, though I wouldn't profess to know everything, I also wouldn't specifically bring things up which reveal the limits to my knowledge. You, though are so admirably upfront about these things (which are rare, don't get me wrong!) that I find it really ingratiating. I'm so sorry you're having personal problems, and I hope that taking a break will help you to deal with them and maybe fix them. Sorry also for your health issues, something my disabled ass understands all too well. Just remember that you'll have an audience here no matter how irregular your videos are. They're too good for anyone to be able to justify depriving themselves by unsubscribing. Thank you so much for the videos you've already made; even if you never make another you've made RU-vid a better place already. (Please do make another though) PS. It's me that's disabled... the way I phrased it makes it sound like I have a very specifically disabled ass. I would ordinarily have rephrased that whole sentence but I feel imbued with your spirit and I think I'll just leave the ambiguous phrasing there for everyone to enjoy and to demonstrate the limits of my ability to write a good first draft. Thanks again for everything!

@dukefishron517 16 дней назад

racking is a motion of sliding back slowly, and then rapidly moving forward, back into place. Like racking the slide of a handgun, for example

@lordvlygar2963 17 дней назад

"Heat death of the universe". Thanks, I haven't had an existential crisis in a while. Lol

@Bingo_Dingo_Dango 16 дней назад

Dont worry! There's almost no way you'll live to see it! 😊

@Lambda_Ovine 16 дней назад

I really hope whatever ills you're facing rn cease

@perfectlyhopeless 15 дней назад

Your channel is one of my favorites, I'm so content waiting however long it takes as you fight with your physical being. I wish you plentiful spoons as you continue through this world 💕

@m0sspunk 16 дней назад

YAY!!! so happy to see you back

@christianhansen3590 16 дней назад

It is always a joy when a new video drops. I hope you’ll get well soon!

@jtmcgee 8 дней назад

Great video. Love the info, humor, delivery, energy .. basically everything. Sucks that you're dealing with health issues and I hope you recover quickly and fully.

@valinn13 12 дней назад

I love your content, and I'm so sorry to hear about your recent illness. So please take care of you and I hope you recover quickly. Sending good vibes and prayers.❤

@Manoffire959 16 дней назад

Bruh ive been missing this channel so much. Im so happy youre back!!!

@boningguan156 16 дней назад

I love this channel and your videos, probably the best aquatic life related informational videos Ive seen anywhere

@ZelphTheWebmancer 16 дней назад

It's great to see a video of your again, I wish you a good and fast recovery

@rubilacxe1 21 день назад

Glad to see you back 💚

@Gaston-Melchiori 16 дней назад

This is great, you are great. I didn't know i needed to watch a video about frog fish... Also i love the amount of edition this videos have, small jokes evrywhere, is amazing.

@bodkin8914 16 дней назад

As always I really enjoyed the video. Thank you. And I hope you get better soon.

@alildaisy2180 16 дней назад

Yayyy this came at the perfect time for me and was well worth the wait!! Take care of yourself please! We really love your content and I for one am more than happy to wait for such incredible high quality content

@tubemcw 2 дня назад

That was extremely entertaining to watch. And very informative. I love your style and humor. The amount of effort that went into this video is much appreciated. Hope you feel better soon.

@ferggerman 9 дней назад

Awesome video. Thank you for making it so much. I really look forward to these!

@captainsawbones 10 дней назад

im so sorry about health issues taking everything from you - I've had to cope and suffer through that for years and I really hope things take a good turn for you!

@WeLuvCKP 4 дня назад

Best of luck I hope you can return fully healthy! I wish you a speed recovery love watching your content.

@rabbithanded 16 дней назад

Hi octopus lady, your videos are a little light in the gloom (: your energy and devotion and humor are so magnetic. Be so kind to yourself! The body and brain are treacherous! I will be supporting you on Patreon from here on out. Take such good care

@Hei1Bao4 15 дней назад

I get more excited to see a new octopus lady video than a zefrank video, which is saying something. Never knew how amazing frogfish were before today. I really do hope you can get better, as I really love your videos and hope to see many more. Chronic illnesses gape and suck, from my experience, so I am amazed you are still doing these.

@LightBlueVans 16 дней назад

yayyyy!! i’ve missed you! i hope you’re okay 🥺💜💕 i’m sorry you’re going through so much - we will always be here for you

@juicykcaz8326 15 дней назад

I’m so glad I found ur channel again I love binging ur vids. Can’t get over how they walk lmao, also hope ur health improves!

@SleepyCorgi-cd4hc 2 дня назад

YOU’RE BACK!!!!!! I love your videos, and I want you to keep pushing so I don’t lose a reliable person to learn from!

@ivatan9530 16 дней назад

Octopus lady feel better!!! Im aleays excited to watch your videos. I fall asleep to them since your voice is very comforting. Now my partner also knows cool ocean facts since he has to listen to them on repeat as well

@Pink_MMNTO 16 дней назад

i'm so happy you are back, honestly. I love alien ocean sm

@eesachariwala2145 15 дней назад

YOURE BACK!!!! 👌 incredible content as always

@otterguy75 16 дней назад

You are amazing and worth waiting for! take care of yourself and we will try to be patient :)

@the_falcon0power150 17 дней назад

Always love your content! I truly hope things start going your way.

@cimachu 16 дней назад

Missed your vids, welcome back!

@boris767 16 дней назад

So happy to see a new video from you!!!

@mlupo2046 16 дней назад

❤❤❤❤this video is AWESOME! I hope you will regain good health soon!! You are the coolest!!!

@herbertwoist936 15 дней назад

i missed you

@briannelyons1421 16 дней назад

another joy to watch! keep up this amazing work!

@kelghar 14 дней назад

Yay more Octopuslady stuff. I love how happy you sound to talk about this stuff. You just love talking about sea creatures and it really shows. It is why I love your stuff.

@Amelthon 16 дней назад

great to see you back! take care of yourself

@calvin139 10 дней назад

Your passion is infectious, keep up the good work octopus lady! And know that I'll still be here in-between videos despite the irregularity and gaps

@jessybelike 16 дней назад

yay i was waiting for you to come back

@rowanlove1752 21 день назад

Yaaaay! We missed you!

@danicoeMB 15 дней назад

I don't understand how, despite spending as much time as I do on youtube AND studying marine biology, I only just found your channel. Very cool video, loving this style of content!

@lithic2331 13 дней назад

Love your videos, thank you for sharing these derby guys.

@laurhisiel1073 16 дней назад

Wishing you all the best in the health department!Love your videos.

@patsow4797 11 дней назад

Thank you so much for posting a new video, after three months I was beginning to worry you left RU-vid. So happy you are back!!

@hilloreeheselgrave8448 Час назад

I LOVE your commentary! Hope you recover from whatever it is that’s tormenting you lately … want to watch/hear more!

@dooziiie4540 12 дней назад

Your excitement and enthusiasm for the work you put out makes the watch experience so much fun. It’s always so nice to see people talk about the things they love

@luizfernando-lz4ii 16 дней назад

The Joy of my day hahaha i can finally stop looping your older videos and loop this one

@felixmervamee7834 16 дней назад

It's good seeing you again! No matter how long the wait. The best parts for me have to be when you discover words that are almost part of everyday vocabulary in French. Deglutition, for exemple. You wouldn't use it in small-talk but you could definitely read it in a description in a novel (or at least its verb form, déglutir). Anyway, I just love to see those words from your point of view. Thanks for the great content as always, and best of luck with everything you're having to deal with at the moment. Until next time!

@TuleAC23 16 дней назад

I hope you get better. Just wanted to let you know that I’ll support you whenever you need it 😊

@powergm7524 16 дней назад

Oh hell yeah! more alien ocean >:D super glad to see you upload and I hope things go well in the future for you. Also loved the raunchy energy throughout

@johnheath5565 17 дней назад

racking motion, I assume is related to the medieval rack, the device with spikes that rolls, pulls, and stretches the guest to relieve any tight joints. So perhaps a rolling & pulling motion?

@TheNinToaster 16 дней назад

I hope your health improves in the future! Wishing you the best! I love your fish facts, they make my days as IT Support more bearable!

@cimachu 16 дней назад

We appreciate you, I wish you the best, and don’t feel bad if you can’t upload regularly!

@Hobbesnake5 16 дней назад

THANK YOU SO MUCH

@Micahmancer День назад

first Octopus Lady video ive ever watched. i love it. time to binge the entire channel

@alicerue971 16 дней назад

I love dumb fish! And I love how you talk about dumb fish, it's so funny. Your channel is one of my favourites and I love watching your videos if I feel sad. I hope you feel better soon, but don't feel any pressure to upload! I and I'm sure many others will stay here subscribed :)