The thing Saru said about how the people in his village will call him crazy to talk about sea creatures that glow. My own mother once called me crazy for mentioning a sea creature with glowing eyes! But I reminded her that she sees lightning bugs every summer and they have glowing bellies so why can't a sea creature have glowing eyes? Lol
Every time I watch one of these I’m like “what’re they gonna tell the others in the village?” No one would believe them if they were like oh there’s glowing sea creatures!
I wonder if they have fireflies and glow-worms in their part of the world? It's not something I would usually think about, but my sister-in-law from Canada visiting Kentucky was fascinated by the local fireflies, because they couldn't be found so far north, and I suppose they might not be found on other continents! Fireflies were certainly one of the first things I thought of, too, for comparison to those glowing deep-see creatures! I've never been to sea, but people who have describe all sorts of glowing things in the water, including so many tiny glowing plankton/algae/whatever that the ocean itself seems to glow like it's on fire! To me, the ocean seems to me like it would surely be a strange and haunting place to live - so much that is unknown, and so much that is alien to someone like me!
@@pietrayday9915 it's funny, but it never really occurred to me that other places in the world don't have lightning bugs. They've been there every summer all my life. I can't imagine a place without them! As far as the glowing plankton, I've always wanted to see that. Sounds so wild.
Maybe non-Indians might not realise this but it always surprises me how well spoken Raeen is, both in Sanskritic Hindi as well as Urdu. He uses such wonderful words.
Even with English translations, I recognized him immediately as a VERY intelligent person. He retains information and THIRSTS for it. He also corrects the others when they misunderstand something or don't get the right context.
@@veggiesaremurder All three of these gentlemen give the impression of people who have not been formally educated but are very, very smart anyway. The way they think is very wise and they are very polite.
If Sarru is more interested in natural lighting perhaps some videos on bioluminescent species would ‘brighten’ his day! Hehe. And Raeen was real smart with his hypothesis about deep sea fish all bein small- now he just has to consider larger species using internal pressure to combat the external pressure- hfjdskb nature is wild!
The problem seems to be, that the channel owners doesn't explain much of the scientific facts. They don't know, how the Northern Lights are formed and i think they still think, that the Atomic Bombs, thrown at Hiroshima and Nagasaki were full of gunpowder instead of radioactive material. If the channel owners show them such scientific videos, they also should explain or show how those things work.
@@Anthyrion I definitely understand where your coming from, but I feel like you can still appreciate things that you don’t understand. I would say that it makes you appreciate it much more when you do though. At least for most things in the world.
@@sjbict 🤦it's not just americans who watch movies. it doesn't say "a lot" about people who watch movies. "ooh, you watched spider-man!? that sure says a lot about you!!!" lmao the guy was saying these tribal people likely wont have seen those movies. that's it. "oh how dare one person add movie clips for a bit of fun. that sure says all his country approve of everything he does... look at the like ratio. they clearly all aprove of every part of the video!" lol
It’s a shame they couldn’t see a video that had a narrator explaining the creatures without having to add in clips from Hollywood movies which these three boys know nothing about and just assume that they are part of the video and real. Wish that the guy who shows them these videos could understand that, but I don’t think it does because it’s a constant.
This video is the FIRST search result for 'deep sea creatures'. The creators have become really lazy. It seems as if they just want to pump out videos to generate more ad revenue, and don't care about the quality of the content. It's like they don't even try to find something suitable. That would take a little bit more time/effort. They don't listen to feedback. I think they've become greedy and lazy from all the money that is being made by the channel.
@@01DOGG01 I agree and I’ve been saying it for months now. The people who organize these videos to show these three villages should be embarrassed at the quality. They seem to just be going for the clicks and the cash and not trying to actually educate them. Often times it makes me ill
Looks like this channel producer isn't really well versed about some subjects, so he shows them what he thinks that could be educational but unfortunately he often chooses poor quality support.
Usually I watch these reactions for wisdoms from Babu but this time I was actually watching Raeen, because of his analytical mind. That man should be an engineer at least.
I love all of them. But raeen is my favorite. He just has a great curiosity for everything. He has a real interest in modern technology to better his comunity. I love that about him, always thinking how to better the life of everyone in his village. You just cant help but admire that in a person.
This is why it’s so important that we develop and expand the use of energy across the world, as energy use is the fundamental measurement of human prosperity. Consider this: what has America been able to develop over the last century? Now remember that India by itself has 4 times the population, yet uses about a third of the energy of the US per person. How much could the Indian people advance humanity if they had easy access to the energy levels of the US? Alternatively, how much are we hobbling humanity by not expanding energy use and freeing up people to develop new things? Is this not the greatest evil of our time, that we harm both humanity as a whole, let alone the well-being of those without access to such energy?
@Squant The narrator also said the Humboldt Squid had cannibalistic tendencies and would attack people. Cannibal means it eats its own kind, not people, so man-eater would be more appropriate to say.
@@martabachynsky8545 I think the narrator most likely was referring to those separately. As in, the squid both shows cannibalistic tendencies and attacks divers
Idea: you should make some videos that include *Indian science researchers* - space, sea, earth, technology, archaeology - for the villagers. I would _LOVE_ to see them react to their own countrymen, just to show that India has a strong scientific community as well. I am American and feel that other nations don't get enough credit sometimes. I feel overwhelmed living in my complicated world, and these men and women villagers make me feel more human - we are one people. 🌎🌍🌏
I keep thinking about Raju on the Novice Squad channel yesterday, where he was talking about having dropped out of school after 5th grade to be a porter and work for himself. We take our education for granted in the west, and I hope these videos at least touch all our friends' hearts, and open the way to forever learning, in whatever form they choose. If that makes sense. Love to you guys from the USA
yes usually people in economically weak areas like them have no choice but to work at early age because school fees are too high or they have to support themselfes or the family. They are strong at heart nonetheless though, much love from germany
Why do we always compare everything to the west?! Not everyone in the west had the privilege to finish high school, or go further than elementary school. I know plenty of people who dropped out of school to work and help support their families, my grandparents being some of them.
Raeen always has smart comments, he immediately noticed the pressure mystery. When animals were found deep in the Marianas trench in the 1960's, scientists themselves were shocked, though I assume nowadays they understand how they can survive under such pressure.
That was... better than I expected. Not nearly as sensationalistic and full of nonsense as I feared at the beginning. Although all these movie scenes within the video might have been distracting and misleading, the overall information was sufficiently accurate. Especially hinting at the actual size of angler fishes and viper fishes was definitely an important bit of the video. I still think a more thorough and serious glance at deep sea life could be very interesting for the three, as in Deep Sea Wonders Of The Pelagic Zone and Exploring Life On The Deep Sea Floor, both from Natural World Facts. But until then, quite a solid pick for a deep sea video!
The sci-fi movie scenes cut into things like this do worry me a bit: I grew up on that sort of thing and don't give a second thought to it, but I worry it might give the wrong impression to anyone unfamiliar with that sort of thing, who doesn't expect fiction and special effects mixed in with an otherwise educational video! :)
Still fuking awful. These videos on youtube that make TONS of cash (Top 10 lists & so on), are utter garbage. Such a shame that they reap so many views.
I was just going to post something along these lines. While sensational and attention grabbing, it does muddy the proper informational portion of the video. I would hope in the future our friends would watch more "nature documentary" type clips, rather than "RU-vid top 10 lists."
I wish I had the opportunity to meet Raeen in person. I'm new to the channel but I've already seen all videos with him and he seems like someone who you could have a good intelligent conversation with. It's very impressive how open minded and understanding he is. I'm curious the things I would learn with an hour of discussion with him.
I have just found this channel 2 days ago and I love seeing these fine people learn about the world and trying new experiences. I especially like Babu because in every video he really shows his knowledge and wisdom and i feel like I learn something new every time i listen to him speak. With that being said I noticed that he lost a lot of teeth probably due because dental care is very expensive. I have done a lot of research and I would love to see you guys get him a set of dentures to replace the teeth he has lost. I looked up prices and a full set of removable dentures costs around 30,000 R to 50,000 R and that converted to USD is around $300.00 to $500.00. I would love to see his smile restored to what it should be and i think it would make a huge difference in his life what do you guys think
Babu had really bad experiences with dentists before, so he's not opened to the idea of someone "messing"with his mouth. However I hope someone would be able to change his mind and give him the opportunity to get proper and harmless dental care.
For a suggestion I would like to see you react to the Golden Record! It is a record on the side of voyager with pictures and sounds from mankind sent to space incase any other life forms find it
These men are like my VERY extended family. I watch this channel and another similar one and they're all so humble and gracious and willing to learn and experience new things. I grew up in a small, rural town, so their lives are a lot like mine when I was younger, before I moved to a city and technology became so prominent. I wish they lived near me so that I could cook them dinner and listen to Babu tell us stories.
YAY! Finally a good info video about sea creatures! I was afraid at the first time that this one will be similar to the last video about sea monsters...
True but a video with movie clips could be confusing to them and it's stupid that the video creators used those clips when showing something educational.
@@jaredf6205 Because the creators don't know much better I think. I've been to India on business multiple times, I love it there and feel as though it's my second home now with so many friends. Their culture is very different and just like here we do not fully understand their culture.
These types of videos that cut in scenes of sci-fi movies can be confusing for some, showing movie monsters alongside real creatures...and Spider-Man fighting a holographic water villain to explain that spiders hate water only to talk about a sea spider? Really? These types of videos are best used for elementary school kids with a deep understanding of Hollywood blockbusters and Marvel comics.
@@cooldude4643 I've noticed American science videos treat their viewers like children but then again the average American doesn't science and at least 25% of their population thinks science is the Devil's work and the Earth is flat.
Raeen may have misunderstood the size issue at these depths--there ARE large creatures that live there and I am surprised that this film did not show them---a particular shark and some squid and tube worms are large.
there's very little i dont know of what this channel shows, but watching these fine ppl learn something new every time i se them is what brings be back for more!
I love Babu Bhai. Babu, you remind me a lot of my late grandpa. He was a lot like you. He was the wise man of the village, just like you. He taught me a lot, from religion to the way of living. Even his thirst of new knowledge was just like yours. And his built too. And his job as a farmer too. And his love for traditional music too. There are too many aspects of you that remind me of him. He passed away even before I could show him these kind of videos. He would react in similar ways as yours, I believe. So, thank you, Babu Bhai, for showing me what it would feel like my late grandpa were still alive. Much love from your long-distance grand daughter in Indonesia.
My new favorite channel. Wish there was more of this. Cultures may be different but good humans are in fact all the same. Watching the amazement in their eyes seeing things I saw as early as a kindergarten makes me feel very fortunate for my upbringing.
1.48.we all should take a leaf out of these gentlemen 's books and appreciate the sheer wonder of this amazing planet..the enthusiasm these guys show is very endearing ,they're lovely people !
It’s wonderful watching these tribesmen gathering new knowledge. But the path to enlightenment is better negotiated by listening rather than talking. Whilst they are expressing their amazement they are missing vital information. There is a reason you have two ears and one mouth. Good luck to you guys, you are a joy to watch gaining experience of the world.
This is a lot better and more informative than the Mariana video and thank you for showing this one to the lads. Please look into highlight videos to show them from deep sea research streams, where scientists themselves film live recordings of their submersible dives and map out the dark ocean floor.
How about showing them scary animals like sharks, tigers or pumas being all playful and cute with humans? I know there are a handful of videos about those.
I've become very wary going into ocean-related videos on this channel because every single ocean-related video thus far has been filled with misinformation or fiction.
Love watching Babu, he often starts with denying that such things can exist. He seems to want to exert some sort of age related authority over the other younger men. Then he begins to watch a video and sees something new and perhaps contradictory. His hands immediately start to reflect his emotion, he is obviously a very emotional man. He touches his head and mouth a lot then begins to see another picture forming. Often he will chatter along the way but this appears to be a sort of face saving thing. The younger men are so respectful to Babu, they listen warmly to him. Educating your mind is sometimes painful, it requires acceptance that we know far less than we think. Letting go of this is what truely opens up your mind. There is no shame in saying ‘I don’t know.’ However, if you are in a position of authority, make it your business to find out by the next time we meet. These are joyful clips that bring warm memories of my time in PNG in the seventies. Keep showing the tribesmen everything you can think of, it is such a joy to see them learning about the wider world. I note the younger men are far more accepting of new information, but that’s the purpose of youth isn’t it. To rebel, to turn us in new directions and show us stuff we would not have bothered to investigate. Great video !
