Underwater Animals So Loud They'd Destroy Our Hearing

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We often think of the ocean as a pretty serene & relaxing. But it turns out, it's shockingly loud under the waves, and some of the culprits are not the animals you'd expect! Join Hank Green for an oceanic episode of SciShow and learn all about it!
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@SciShow 3 года назад

Correction: In this episode, we make comparisons between underwater animal sounds and familiar sounds on land; however, the decibel scale starts in different places on water and on land, so these underwater sound aren't /quite/ as loud as they seem. For instance, if our ears worked perfectly underwater, a toadfish would only be as loud as a chainsaw (105db) not a jet taking off (130db). Thank you to Dr. Andrew Pyzdek for pointing that out!

@BLOODKINGbro 3 года назад

Still it's pretty loud. Especially the shrimp that snaps it's fingers to make exploding bubbles

@realtalk6195 3 года назад

With such a major discrepancy error, it would be wise and appropriate to just re-upload this video. Until then this video is more than just a mere few mistakes, the whole thing is blatantly misleading.

@Energine1 3 года назад

Are you really so hard up as to leave a heavily incorrect/missleading video up for all to see? I don't want to feel like I should check the comment section everytime you say something fantastical.

@raymondgutierrez5421 3 года назад

Yeah especially since some people don't check the comment section

@octaneblue6 3 года назад

@@realtalk6195 Yeah, and they didn't even provide corrections for the other sounds. The decibel scale is logarithmic so it's not like an average person can just figure it out from the examples they provided. Y'all need to re-record and re-upload this video.

@UltimateVegetto 3 года назад

Personally disappointed at the lack of seahorse sound samples in this video.

@FireFog44 3 года назад

Check the video description

@FHL-Devils 3 года назад

@@FireFog44 - I'd prefer to check the video ... that I'm already watching.

@housephone9090 3 года назад

@@FHL-Devils lmao just go get the sound 😂😂

@FHL-Devils 3 года назад

@@housephone9090 ... nahhh

@BPP_PPB 3 года назад

yea was kinda sad that they talked about the noise but didnt add it to the video.

@aaron3554 3 года назад

The fact that "Boop" is a scientific term you used makes me smile

@pedropaiv 3 года назад

Be careful though. Dont boop toadfishes. Your finger may get pregnant

@chaosfire9130 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing.

@zes3813 2 года назад

wrrr

@kelseyjaffer 3 года назад

why is the concept of a growling seahorse one of the cutest things i can think of!?

@aaronnekrin5150 3 года назад

Cuz its sooooo tiny

@carissaleonard3418 3 года назад

Cuz they're so cute and adorable. Like I tiny pup growling makes you just want to cuddle...

@JnixMarshel 3 года назад

Too bad he didn't provide evidence of them actually making sounds...

@semaj_5022 3 года назад

It's glorious to imagine 😊

@genegray9895 3 года назад

It was cute until he said how loud it is. That ain't a growl that's a roar

@katfoster845 3 года назад

Jokes on you. Can't damage my hearing, I'm deaf already.

@nathanhyde2946 3 года назад

Can we take a moment to thank them for putting captions 🙏

@katfoster845 3 года назад

@@nathanhyde2946 Real captions, too. Not just autocraptions.

@henryviiifake8244 3 года назад

"I've won... but at what cost? 🙃"

@roibigdawg4606 3 года назад

Damn 😂

@DimBeam1 3 года назад

Do you play the game?

@s0l0poly71 3 года назад

So, Ariel listening to “Under the Sea” was like front rows at a huge rock concert?

@KonniWynn 2 года назад

nice

@vestingjeans6245 3 года назад

So no one’s going to talk about the name Turbotronbabyjesus9000 at 2:51 credited in making the swim bladder diagram? That is an awesome name!

@TheNikoNik 3 года назад

Now we need a researcher named xXPu55yD35troy3rXx to start uploading his animal photographs and charts.

@smurfyday 3 года назад

Did you know the Bible Belt has the highest teen pregnancy rates and murder rates in the country?

@blackcitadel37 3 года назад

Internet and online game nicknames are a special kind of art.

@Im_a_Bananatree 3 года назад

Fish: °talks° Human: °screams out of pain°

@sujaybalebail3556 3 года назад

Nice video! Please note that loudness of sound in air and water are measured slightly differently. The reference sound pressure level in water is 1 micro pascal and in air it is 20 micro pascal. Therefore 150 dB measured in water is approximately equivalent to 124 dB in air. So fish are not quite as loud as you make it to be, but they're still pretty darn loud!!

@victortitov1740 3 года назад

pressure isn't relevant. the amount of radiated acoustic energy is. It is similar to comparing current consumed by a computer processor to current consumed by a house, they are roughly equal, but the powers are not even close.

@tseminglong5438 3 года назад

So seahorses decide on their partners based on how well they click?

@JeremyEllwood 3 года назад

Such an underrated comment. As a pun connoisseur, I applaud you. EDITED: Changed "tweet" to "Comment" because... habit.

@jp4431 3 года назад

Never stop what you're doing

@donaldwert7137 3 года назад

One could say they are head-boning.

@levi12howell 3 года назад

I was just about to leave this comment lol I can’t believe Hank missed out on that one

@delanceybannerman2135 3 года назад

Lol !!! Oh boy!!! 😂😂😂

@justadude8297 3 года назад

I’m kinda surprised that sperm whales weren’t on the list but I guess it’s more impressive to us that small animals can do this

@himanbam 3 года назад

Yeah like can't some whales make clicks that are so loud they could literally kill you

@setcheck67 3 года назад

@@himanbam A whale is able to produce sounds so loud it would actually rupture your eardrums, with you covering your ears.

@syd.a.m 3 года назад

Whales and dolphins were already mentioned at the start of the video; this is about the other animals that you don't expect to make such loud noises.

@Loj84 3 года назад

@@himanbam a sperm whale could theoretically kill you with its clicks. Its practically impossible though.

@italucenaz 3 года назад

He said cetaceans were aready known for that

@Nesi-Rose 3 года назад

I'd like more info about how underwater sounds are different from above-water sounds, and why we can't hear them as well

@FireFog44 3 года назад

They aren’t different. Our hearing works by interpreting vibrations of tiny hair-like structures in our inner ears caused by sound waves. Water creates too much resistance against those structures for them to vibrate, therefore there’s nothing for our brains to interpret aka hear

@Energine1 3 года назад

Garrett yet he just said a frog grunts as loud as a jet?! And a shrimp louder than the most powerful vehicle made by man.... Something not right here...

@FireFog44 3 года назад

@@Energine1 I don't see the inconsistency. Sound is a physical, measurable force. Just because our ears can't hear it in certain environments doesn't mean its not there, measurable and equal in force to things on land. Water conducts sound better than air so there's not as much loss of force underwater but the rest of it is just a weird quirk of biology for various marine lifeforms.

@Energine1 3 года назад

Garrett The sound from a Saturn 5 rocket as referenced in the video would straight up kill you for example.. no sensors required. getting well over 150DB is a lot of.. Force

@Demonsta 3 года назад

I was thinking the same thing, all of those water to air volume equivalencies feel kind of hollow without any explanation to the actual function. We can't hear these things under water because we aren't equipped for it, but consider if the animal was taken out of the water, would it's sound function the same? If they are creating sound loud enough to kill a person, why doesn't it harm other sea creatures nearby? Learning how the sound is made is cool but without a mention of how other creatures receive those sounds or how sound travels through water vs air this just becomes a sensationalist "DID YOU KNOW!?" BuzzFeed style list. I guess I can make my ocean fearing friend uncomfortable with seahorse facts, that's something...

@jernejcar4302 3 года назад

"So how did you two love ponies ended together?" "Oh, we just clicked

@missingnoo88 3 года назад

Jokes on you! I´m into puns! :D

@Noisykiller12 3 года назад

Me: Relaxing on a boat enjoying the serenity of the ocean Meanwhile underwater: *loud as warzone*

@Akmundra1 3 года назад

Hearing Parrot Fish munching on coral is one of the coolest things!

@makeracistsafraidagain 3 года назад

White sand is their poop.

@Energine1 3 года назад

@@makeracistsafraidagain Is that racist?

@Switch620 3 года назад

Brings a whole new meaning to 'click with someone'!

@bjmccann1 3 года назад

I once vibrated my cheeks and generated a sound as loud as 115 dB. Sadly, it wasn't the cheeks on my face, and I'm now banned from all IHoPs.

@BillionairesArentYourFriends Год назад

Underrated comment

@bjmccann1 Год назад

@@BillionairesArentYourFriends Thanks

@Fronken89 3 года назад

Sharp underwater noises can really hurt, as anyone dumb enough to smack rocks together underwater can attest to. Really glad it doesnt carry that far given these animals :D

@metalcake2288 3 года назад

I really want to try this...

@Fronken89 3 года назад

@@metalcake2288 Be prepared for hurt, it might depend on what rock and such but i remember it being a very sharp sting, like a really loud clap without any form of echo :)

@SPassion2010 3 года назад

Thought back to scuba diving and realised that all the clicks and sounds in the ocean aren't just.. Rocks

@OmnipotentSaiyan 3 года назад

They can't hear us, and we can't hear them. That's SCARY! imagine the sounds of fish that are caught in large fishing nets. It makes me think of that Bart Simpson Megaphone meme.

@bookworm3005 3 года назад

Wait wait, I want to hear the seahorse growls and clicks!

@joeyt9259 3 года назад

115 decibels in water is alot different that 115 decibels in air. So it wouldn't be as scary as it sounds to hear a sea horse

@dingo137 3 года назад

Yeah, the reference pressure is different and water has a very different acoustic impedance to air. In terms of intensity, the equivalent level in water is about 60 dB higher than for air. In terms of pressure, it's about 26 dB (that is, 126 dB in water corresponds to the same pressure amplitude as 100 dB in air).

@victortitov1740 3 года назад

stupid decibels used for measuring unnamed physical quantities with an unnamed reference, utilizing an unnamed weighting function and measured at unnamed conditions (in this instance, distance to source). I PASSIONATELY HATE YOU, AUDIO ENGINEERS! even though i think of myself as one.

@andrewkolandjian9449 3 года назад

@@dingo137 I am not sure if you're trying to simplify it, but since db are a logarithmic scale, you'd need to convert them into a linear form and add them then convert back.

@dingo137 3 года назад

@@andrewkolandjian9449 The number of decibels is 20 log (P/P0), where P0 is the reference pressure. P0 is usually defined to be 20 uPa in air and 1 uPa in water, so there's an extra factor of 20 inside the log. Since log(ab) = log(a) + log(b), that corresponds to an addition of 20 log(20) to the number of decibels, which is 26.0.

@Megalopros 3 года назад

i would have thought sperm whales would be here, those clicks can be so massive that they can vibrate a human diver to death, they have the loudest clicks out there at 235 Db

@vbgvbg1133 3 года назад

Fully capable of bursting your lungs just by clicking at you

@Amy_the_Lizard 3 года назад

...Now I'm picturing a bunch of terrified mermaids fleeing from a sperm whale in the distance... O.o

@ikebeckman1074 3 года назад

You can see they’re perfect matches for one another-they really click!

@kingcrypto5180 3 года назад

Get me on my contact

@lauriepenner350 3 года назад

"Adults arrive within a few days of eachother, and that's when the shouting starts." Wait, you were at my family reunion?

@auxillaryinput 3 года назад

How far are they measuring these sounds from? What’s the propagation distance of these sounds?

@dillonvandergriff4124 3 года назад

Up close and depends on the area. Certain regions in the ocean propagate sound much farther than others so it's a bit case specific.

@emilyjanet455 3 года назад

That was my question!

@90enemies 3 года назад

You know- a footage of the animals making the actual sound or the sound itself would be great or atleast a more exciting representation than stock lobster image.

@invisibleninja86 3 года назад

A good reason to become a patron! :)

@curtislindsey1736 3 года назад

Hank's shirt looks like a vicious Winnie the Pooh, lol.

@redsquirrel6131 3 года назад

New movie starring Winnie the Pooh: "Who Stole the Honey Pot, Death by Pooh!"

@dannyobrian5957 3 года назад

Punches the water so fast it creates a flash of light that creature is awesome

@goatmeal5241 3 года назад

Why can't we hear these sounds, and why does that protect our eardrums from breaking? Wouldn't a pressure wave still hit them? I feel like this begs a better definition of sound and what 'decibels' is actually a measure of.

@victortitov1740 3 года назад

exactly. I hate audio people for creating this impossibly confusing system (more like, chaos) of measuring every possible and impossible quantity with decibels. For one, to compare sound intensity (i.e., energy density) between water decibels SPL and air decibels SPL, you should subtract approx 60 (thanks @dingo). suddenly, 115 db is just 55 db, which isn't loud at all. Then, it remains unknown, from what distance to the source the pressure was measured from, which is kinda important when you want to compare two sources.

@MrChazz10 3 года назад

I always remember floating on my back in a certain murky salt water lake as kid and I could hear the clickety clack from crustaceans or shellfish at the bottom. I know there are small crabs and shellfish in the lake and at most it is just over 2 metres deep. Scariest part about swimming in there, even though it's allowed is that it's so close to the harbour where saltwater crocs are caught all the time and I once heard a baby or juvenile croc calling there at night so I know they go there. Sometime humans are just too loud and caught up in our own affairs so don't hear the sounds of nature. Shhh! I'm Aquaman...

@cristea_mihaela 3 года назад

The snapping shrimp kind of of sounds like water droplets in hot oil. I really liked that you managed to find some of the sounds you talked about and included them in the video. ♥️

@chromezinc 3 года назад

I’ve learned so much from hank green throughout my life it’s amazing

@kingcrypto5180 3 года назад

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@jackh9654 3 года назад

Cool to see Toadfish on this channel! One of my instructors, Dr. Mensinger, is literally working on them right now.

@Master_Therion 3 года назад

Marine biologist 1: Do you the approximate volume of the ocean? Marine biologist 2: Yeah, about 1.3 billion cubic kilometers. Marine biologist 1: No, I said *volume.* It's about 220 decibels.

@jonathanjacob2053 3 года назад

Sperm whales get up to 230 dB

@velocirapper8862 3 года назад

That snapping shrimp also creates a bubble that for a split second, is hotter than the surface of the sun.

@elliotcho4823 3 года назад

Toadfish are so loud that the vibrations can be felt through one’s chest, when they’re in close proximity! It’s just one of the amazing sensations that divers are lucky enough to experience down here on the Mesoamerican Reef!

@Ceelvain 3 года назад

5:03 The "cocktail party effect" is a widely known ability of the human brain to follow a conversation even if it's volume is lower than the ambiant noise. As a corolary, the "cocktail party problem" is that of trying to replicate this effect in an algorithm with fewer mic than talkers.

@KaylaCakes87 3 года назад

This is fascinating! Never knew ocean animals were so loud.

@Vercopaanir Год назад

I was so excited to hear recordings of some of these sounds!

@josephjeon804 3 года назад

Those snapping shrimps sound like they're being cooked... Instead theyre cooking neatby fish

@christyharrington-brown4519 3 года назад

"little internal water guns" is kinda adorable

@MrBlitzpunk 3 года назад

Hank: seahores make a sound that is hard to ignore Seahorse: cabled peripheral are much more reliable than wireless ones

@deebo1186 3 года назад

Love that ending 👍

@Starfals 3 года назад

I cant even stand my giant air cleaner at 55-65 db... 105 db from a tiny sea horsy.. hmmm. Kind of insane but also interesting :P

@tsmspace 3 года назад

awesome episode

@thiagokawano1618 3 года назад

Guns: Are as loud as 140db Fish: You gotta pump those number up, those are *ROOKIE NUMBERS* !

@abedfadila9266 3 года назад

I have a question: if the air is denser than water to the point that marine life sounds are decreased (because of conduction), does that mean that the sounds we hear in the air (like sirens) get increased in volume if they were used underwater properly?

@Beryllahawk 3 года назад

Pascagoula!!!! That's so nice to see that the work done there is getting this attention. Also, missed opportunity to call 'em Popcorn Shrimp

@isawilson3950 3 года назад

The crackling coral reef shrimp could easily be a relaxing sleep soundscape. Rainforest, waves, rain, shrimp 😴

@wolfy2921 3 года назад

So Water type Pokemon using Water Pulse with the probable effect of causing Confusion finally makes sense.

@Aeturnalis 3 года назад

I saw a Scion XB at a car show once that was designed specifically for its super loud sound system... they had to reinforce the chassis and replace with windows with bullet proof glass... you could only hear a faint rumbling outside of the car, but when he opened the door, it was the loudest thing i've ever heard. The dude that owned it said it could get up to 155 decibels. Standing about 15 feet (3 meters) away was painful... imagine being in front of a sperm whale calling at 200 dB!

@casonjones2801 3 года назад

Female seahorse: why do you love me? Male seahorse: i don’t know, we just... click.

@salt-emoji 3 года назад

I just want to hear them now

@kingcrypto5180 3 года назад

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@BigMobe 3 года назад

There is a video of a 50 cal BMG round traveling through ballistic gel with so much energy that the cavitation is violent enough to produce visible light.

@LeoAngora 3 года назад

Loudest lobster? Rock lobster, of course

@Camphreneas 3 года назад

And most people say that busy cities are the noisiest of places!

@AnimalScienceTV 3 года назад

I've never heard any of this stuff while diving or snorkeling. Will keep my ears open... or closed if it's dangerous:)

@maddeeps5520 3 года назад

You physically will never hear the majority of these sounds with your own ears underwater, as our ears are not designed to pick up underwater vibrations. You might "feel" the soundwaves hitting your body if the sound is powerful enough (like many species of whales are able to produce) but you won't be able to perceive those waves as actual sound in your ears for the most part

@AnimalScienceTV 3 года назад

@@maddeeps5520 Thanks! Can a sound too high or low-pitched still damage our ears?

@maddeeps5520 3 года назад

@@AnimalScienceTV I would assume so, I'm definitely no expert but since the soundwaves themselves are still there even if you can't hear them, it would make sense that they would still be able to damage your hearing or flat out rupture your eardrum if it was close and loud enough

@dearbones341 3 года назад

Decibels really mean nothing unless the distance between the sound source and sensor is mentioned

@niravdarmesh5278 3 года назад

That makes me think of what sea creatures would hear when we pull them out of the water.

@laurel9629 3 года назад

6:28 “If you’re thinking that soft tissue can’t generate that much noise” then boy do I have something to tell you about your larynx!

@Mimivomi 3 года назад

Im not usually shook by much, but I actually had to stop and pause the video to comprehend the seahorse one. Nature is so much weirder than anyone ever thinks

@Dontworryimaprofessional 3 года назад

You forgot about the loud clicking noise seahorses make when feeding.

@corlisscrabtree3647 3 года назад

Thank you

@kuntamdc 3 года назад

If our ears were adapted to hear them, they probably wouldn't be damaged by them. I know. Cool video.

@budewthirtyfive 3 года назад

2:46 so high school?

@pxthfinder6201 3 года назад

gold.

@t3ck3r 3 года назад

I remember a store about fish making a strange noise off cal coast.

@bjarnes.4423 3 года назад

sounds awesome

@kingcrypto5180 3 года назад

Do well to tell him I reffered you to him.his strategies are top notch +°°°1°°°9°°°0°°°4°°°2°°°2°°°2°°°3°°°3°°°1°°°9

@rajendrakhanvilkar9362 3 года назад

Great video

@PaleGhost69 3 года назад

Imagine, at one point in time there was probably a whale out there who was the last of their kind and for their whole life they were chasing their own echo around the planet trying to find another member of their species.

@crackedemerald4930 3 года назад

Why would you say this

@francismeowgannou5322 3 года назад

Nice.

@brandonmartin9002 3 года назад

Sad Sadface...

@PaleGhost69 3 года назад

@@crackedemerald4930 To remind people that life isnt just cute seahorse growls and fish farts.

@kearstinnekenerson6676 3 года назад

This whole thing makes me want to go to some water source in spring and get some underwater recodings

@MrGrombie 3 года назад

I hear my cherry shrimp mating. I thought I was going crazy for a month hearing crap. Moved things around, changed pumps, messed with the stand.... turns out shrimp sound like underwater crickets.

@leislingvoss1547 3 года назад

"Every spring, all the adults congregate in one spot" And then the gulf Screams

@LavenderLinguist 3 года назад

Fun side bit of learning this episode was finding out how loud all the sound comparisons are relative to each other

@tokewarming 3 года назад

i remember that shrimp noice!! everythime i went down under the surfice i could feel/hear the clicks in my skull and neck !

@fsj197811 3 года назад

Wow, who knew? Thank you!

@lacethefirebender2099 3 года назад

The fact that some fish get together in a big group every year just to scream makes me happy

@KCJbomberFTW 3 года назад

I don’t even understand how loud these must be underwater

@macdege6754 3 года назад

The first video in a long time that I just cannot believe nature or him.

@nelliedougherty202 3 года назад

My question is what reference pressure are you using for the dB levels? Generally speaking, in air, we use a reference of 20 micro Pascals, but in water, we use 1 micro Pascal. So one dB in air does not necessarily equal one dB in water.

@marxtheenigma873 3 года назад

8:12 how would all that even FEEL like happening inside? That's weird.

@tsarstepan 3 года назад

Those snapping shrimp are just audience members in the largest, longest underwater Beatnick poetry reading.

@AlMoxtar 3 года назад

Snapping shrimp: KAA MEE HAA MEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

@hemmmlock 3 года назад

snapping shrimp sounds delish

@internetexplorer1057 3 года назад

Next sci-show title: "Our intro music is so loud we're damaging your hearing."

@bcohen992 3 года назад

You finish off another excellent episode talking about a crustacean that can generate light and death blowing sound waves... WITHOUT A VIDEO OF IT!!

@chancellor3695 3 года назад

I finally know what that irritating popping sound comes from when I snorkel next to reefs. Those loud shrimp.

@Gothead420 3 года назад

Shrimp: HADOUKEN!!! ☀️ Fish: 💀

@LuinTathren 3 года назад

Awesome shirt, dude

@smileyp4535 3 года назад

Are they louder because of how sound works in water or, like if they could make these sounds in air they'd be this loud?

@nathanokun8801 3 года назад

A form of the cavitation effect called the "water hammer" is what can make torpedo and mine attacks so dangerous to ships. You get the initial explosive blast of the warhead, which is a very sudden expansion of a large bubble in the water around the warhead and then that bubble slams back inward, creating the water hammer, since the side toward the ship only has damaged and weakened steel plate while the other side has an infinite amount of very solid water moving inward like the "Fist of God" to fill in the bubble. When the water hits its center, it will bounce back outward like a spring, though with less energy now and continue to do this again and again, rising upward due to the bubble floating in the heavy water. You thus get several water hammers up the side of the ship until the bubble reaches the surface and forms the huge vertical explosion seen in films. The initial blast and first hammer are by far the most damaging, but the others add to the damage and widen the hole in the ship. Deep underwater explosions underneath a ship can form bubbles that are large enough to break a ship's keel as the middle no longer has any water underneath it for a short while but the ends are still supported, folding the ship like a pocket knife closing. Cavitation also tears propellers apart as they can literally grind off the metal like a grinding wheel as the bubbles pop.

@FIRE_STORMFOX-3692 3 года назад

That's the basics of sonar

@thanemiller5730 3 года назад

Hank, as a commercial fisherman I would like to point out that Fishers are brown, hairy, mammals, in the weasel family. great video and great Socks!

@claysoggyfries 3 года назад

It’s pretty cool if you ever blew a whistle underwater at a pool

@judeabeljangnap7241 3 года назад

So When This Worms Mean No They Really Mean It Away🌊🌊🌊🤣

@shuriken05 3 года назад

The seahorse are making my brain tremble.

@kirkthiets2771 3 года назад

The Colorado river delta is pretty dried up. I'd be surprised to know even one drop gets there in this day and age. There are irrigation siphons off the Colorado on the western slope of Colorado to the extent we practically cut its flow in half... And it still has a thousand miles to go.

@darubicon1501 3 года назад

Epiphany @ 8:27 - worms burp at each other!

@studioMYTH 3 года назад

Oooh snapping shrimp are gonna be featured on my next lofi hip hop albums

@vanessaskerhut2811 3 года назад

I can speak to personal experience, you can hear plenty of the sounds, if your in the water. You can't tell where it's from. As loud as they are the sources are usually small and distant. That's why we don't go deaf diving, assuming you equalized correctly.