We're Missing Six Sea Monsters 

"good luck with citing a RU-vid video" I feel that

I think quite a few of the ancient sea monsters are now extinct species. Like that family crest has had similar reports in history of such a beast called Trunko (it has it's own wikipedia article). Remember the giant squid was also a cryptid till they finally confirmed they are real in the last few decades. Also check out accounts of military personnel that reported seeing great ocean beasts through the years, one good example in 1915 a german submarine had an encounter with a giant sea creature witnessed by 6 people including the officer and engineers which later in description found there had in fact in history been such a creature roaming the oceans called Mosasaur. Thing is, if there were surviving specimens, they have certainly been wiped in last few hundred years with man becoming the apex predator of the ocean and causing pollution on never before seen scale over the ocean. As well we would almost never find any evidence of such a creature existed or lived up to recently, decomposition in the ocean would never meet conditions for preserving carcasses. Only a few rare instances where they would buried and solidified which rarely happens.

There was a new whale species found in the Gulf of Mexico

I’ve cited RU-vid, but then it was about science communication

this is one of the best walking peices to camera ive ever seen.

cetacean needed

@@platypipope328 undervalued comment. I hope you have a fantastic evening.

@@alow4012 I shamelessly stole this joke from wikipedia but thank you and I hope you have a fantastic evening too

Whales are just fat dolphins, change my mind.

@@davidwilson6577 the fact that you demanded I change your mind implies that you have an innate desire to have your mind changed. It’s not me who needs to change your mind, but you need to seek your inner truth and answer this question for yourself; “Are whales fat dolphins, or was reading this stranger’s reply a complete waste of time?”

Wonder how many rehearsals he had to do to perfect this amazing video

@@cloverateuwu3302 Its normal for people to walk and talk for well over 7 minutes. No offense, but you might have some unknown or underlying health issues that you might want to get checked out Edit: Before any more people get butthurt and start crying over my comment: the person I replied to deleted their comments. We were talking about being able to walk and talk without running out of breath. I never said or implied that remembering a seven minute script, keeping perfect cadence, and recording it in one continuous shot was easy…

@@AfroNinja1278 I have this issue in my presentations where I always need prompts if I want myself to flow properly. Any tips on how you worked around this?

@@ChenChennesen me, i wing it everytime. i get a rough draft of what i want to say by studying the presentation, then during it, i just kinda build on it. i'm not in school anymore and that got me through just fine

There were probably 6 or 7 takes not including good shots, so probably around 10 takes. Usually you get 2 or 3 good runs of these kinds of things at this length for insurance reasons before you call it a wrap.

it already has 1m+ views

@@dudedogdawg8024 do your part and give it more

@@charsiuwu8084 sure

I have some news.....

It has two

Truly impressive work. Definitely deserves all the recognition for setting such a high standard

They misspelled the name of their own channel in the very beginning of the video, unfortunately.

Exactly!

@@MrTripsOnTheory big oof

@@MrTripsOnTheory Huh. I was so impressed by the visual effects, I didn't even notice the spelling.

this was the first youtube comment that made me laugh in a very long time, very nice. Subscribed.

"Yeah that's cool and all but I'm actually asking have you read the book Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters."

*After he's done* My turn *pulls out Subnautica wiki*

@@clouded4614 Wow....you instantly subscribe after 1 comment? You're quite easy to please.

@@dayoldeggplantIt's be a long time, a very long time since a comment made me even chuckle. Very worth, very subscribe.

Classic Mr.Mosby

I laughed at the first line and then I read the second and was like "oh... now I'm sad".

That is so true..

"Here Were D̶r̶a̶g̶o̶n̶s̶ Sea Monsters"

hahaha

The graphics part is easy, they just put them in to match what he's doing/saying, he doesn't have to time that. But yeah timing his speech with where he is must have taken a few tries.

they had to use a mini teleprompter or something of the sort, that or he's a memory king

@@Shootahfied theres a difference between talking about something you like and memorizing a 7 minute script and the correct timing of the words to match with specific objects

@@Shootahfied im talking about being in the right position as he points to a specific building in the background, chill out, i was complimenting the guy, i dont know why youre getting so worked up

I thought he was swatting away bugs

This sounds like what two members if the SCP Foundation would be talking about on their lunch break

@@Temerald51 phaha

@@Temerald51 fax

He even mentioned my favorite sauce at 1:08 and 1:29 and 2:04

@@WadeWSoho bro xD

"It's pronounced Washedashore sauce" - Einstein, probably

@@WadeWSoho i dont know why but this is hilarious

@@WadeWSoho Lol

I always considered a “sea monster” to either be big (ex: blue whale), ferocious (ex: white shark), or bizarre (ex: anglerfish). Basically, any creature that could induce a fearful response.

@@atshinkansen7439 hey, let the homie be scary

@@atshinkansen7439 A human being taller than 200 absolutely induces a fear response, what are they doing to get so big? Any person who can peer over that many fences and see what’s at the back of the top shelf knows too much, eldritch shit right there

You... I'm going to steal your torso

With that height why haven’t you in any NBA League yet or are you ?

Right! He did a wonderful job

yeah this is even better than most tv now. It really was smooth af.

Yeah fr hope the kids gonna make it places

But Dr.Bright is the one saying it so it's ok

@@bagget48 that’s even worse

@@highadmiraljt5853 i quite agree with you

@@bagget48 WHY WOULD THAT MAKE IT ANY BETTER?

@@lordfelidae4505 because its Dr.Bright and i love him

It amazed me far more than the excellent content and scenery.

Could be a script above the camera?

@@mikeroadblock If there was and he was reading from it then it is still an amazing job...because you cannot tell at all.

No script, just 2 days of memorization beforehand :)

@@AtomicFrontier Thats amazing! I subscribed hope to see more content! (It doesn't have to be as grand as this one but bonus points if it does :D)

Ah yeah, Doctor Giant Octopus, Kraken the Hunter, Electrogopogo, Sink Hole Sandman, MysterioUmibozu, and Clovulture. The sea monster six

Thanks! We try our best, and this was something extra special.

Less impressed with the camera work than I am with the fact that it was uncut start to finish.

@@lethalmindninja I'm also uncut from start to finish.

I am actually impressed with the camera work. All those visual enhancements like the graph and illustrations are only possible when you account for it beforehand and make sure there is room for it with the shot you make.

About half way through I became aware of the fact it was a continuous shot and it became more and more impressive the more I noticed. Awesome camera work, shot composition, choreography, editing, presentation and speaking .. just wow!

He breathed through sentences

@@user-rmftwz-yrjsoq still impresive tho

@@user-rmftwz-yrjsoq really???????? 😱😱😨😨

I'm severely asthmatic and I would be able to walk about talking like he did... I can't run 5 meters without dying, but if it's just talking and walking at a relatively slow pace, it's not tiring at all.

In the sand too!

My thought was, "we're missing six what?"

yeah

My thoughts were, okay so this assumes they exist and somehow you lost them? Also deus vult

That sounds like a good movie

kong

@@ancientdew210 monkye d

Actually sounds pretty good

A water-based Jurassic Park? So... like, Thalassic Park?

Ah yes, Dolphins. The rape gangs of the sea. Did you know there are people who specifically only eat tuna from cans *not* labeled Dolphin safe? They have their reasons.

💯💯🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@MidlifeCrisisJoe Dolphins also love getting high on pufferfish poison.

Look up ducks, too.

Dolphins: the a-holes from the sea

Minecraft houses are hard tho🥺

Sadly, the minecraft video is way more lucrative these days.

@@DrakZhull well I mean some people really enjoy Minecraft videos so it only makes sense. If it wasn’t such a popular game it wouldn’t be a big deal.

A terrifying thought

Don't worry, we won't be around for that kind of evolutionary time scale.

Imagine whats lurking in the vast darkness of space

that's literally the reasons they made for Godzilla appearing so my hypothesis is that we are screwed

@Mark Omega Theoretically doable yes, practically feasible slightly less so. Still, who knows what the future holds. ;)

To be fair the "Giang squid" we know now is still thought to not be the ones they were talking about. Which is possible given that they can be found in greater depths and the fact that giant squid we know of are so rare. I wonder if they actually exist or did exist at that point but eventually died out

@@KaoticKitFire well colossal squids also exist.

depends on the size of the boat, of course.

It is possible that the survivors of squid attacks overexaggerated and wanted to sound more epic. But also if they did exist in greater depths, they would not have come to the surface as much as we have heard in the stories. Otherwise we would have seen them, like the sea serpent.

@@SG80games Well collosal squids sometimes come up to say Hi for some reason

What?

Imagine if he stuttered or had a voice crack. He'd have to go back to the start 😭

It would be really cool

gotta complete the pokedex bruh

yes, then we need to find them all in shiny form

@Mister Majestic no need we might lose balance to our planet

@James Peterson Not like we have any evidence at all of old legends fitting with actual verified animals. As long as we account for the "less than scientific" nature of legends, its not far stretched that most of not all of them did exist at some point in time

Whales may also exist.

@@armalite749 Yes, I concede to believe this.

As an American wales cannot exist bc i do not respect england as a country - Ron Swanson

I identify as there’s no Wales respect it

@@cblang8115 Wales isn’t in England, so that’s not relevant, but since you’re American I wouldn’t expect you to know that.

Hey it’s the Minecraft boat guy

Hey it’s the Minecraft cake guy

Hey it's the minecraft torch guy

Hey it’s the chicken slap guy

Hey its the icicle knife guy

CNN

Well Tom Scott himself said that he will replace him soon

@@thomassynths ?

@@quokka_yt I gave an example of comparison that would give higher praise.

@@thomassynths Ah.

Thanks! It was a massive effort from the whole team. I'm still impressed with the camerawork, the operator was sweating buckets and still pulled off a compelling take. Glad you liked it!

@@AtomicFrontier Which take was it? First try?

@@AtomicFrontier You seemed to be handling the weather fine, so I'm guessing this was sometime October or November at the latest.

Don’t blame Frank man. Its not his fault they got lost.

Let me guess, American? 😂

@@TinyMeatFleet Let me guess, German?

@@thedeadpoolwhochuckles.6852 😂💯😂

@@thedeadpoolwhochuckles.6852 most likely not with that name :)

Trust me dude, I live near there, those stairs are pretty damn steep😅

Ayoo great reference

@@yahirmolina8488 When I see an opportunity for an Adventure Time reference, I pounce.

Me who didn't get the reference at first: b- but it doesn't make any sense...how?

Lovely litch baby

here's your gold star

imagine leaving rvfc live smh

Did not expect to see Mysti here, good day sir!

I am thinking about dropping out of school to focus on my career as a star on RU-vid. I already make a lot of money on RU-vid. School bores me so much. I need more opinions and since I don't have any friends, I gotta ask you, my

0:18 if you learn the edits you should remember to double check, or you’ll end up with Atomic Froniter

@@AxxLAfriku if you’re still in highschool and is close to graduating graduate first if you’re in uni drop out

Not entirely sure what this refers to, most deep sea creatures already ascend towards the surface every night as part of a common cycle. I guess their might be more factors but they already do it on a daily basis

I'm not really sure how much I buy the marbles out of the bag comparison. In that example, and the person is pulling marbles out of a bag at a steady rate, and nothing is influencing the speed at which they draw marbles. But the speed at which the sea monster curve has leveled over the decades is being influenced by how quickly our technology is advancing, the rate at which we are doing underwater exploration, and the increase in easy ways to document sightings or corpses of animals, using photos or videos.

@@scottcantdance804 i would imagine those doubts have been accounted for already

Thanks China

"You should have acted. They're already here. The holy scriptures told of their return. Their defeat was merely a delay, 'Til the time after globalization began, When the sons of Europe would spill their own blood. But no one wanted to believe, Believe they even existed. And when the truth finally emerged, It emerged from the water!"

As long as Kos doesn't wash ashore we'll be fine.

@@betterdevils8734 or as some call it, Kosm.

@@BeedrillEnjoyer ahhh yes Kosm

Grant us eyes, eyes

Glad to see a cult of Kos has cropped up in the comments. May the insight be plentiful.

Thanks, thats the best!

“seldom” aright queen elizabeth cheerio

“Without seeing what I wanted to see but still seeing things I want to see” might be the best way to describe what makes the content of a video of this length interesting

Lmao

Ok we got hard snek, scale snek, and tWiStY sNeK.

What can I say, old people like (or rather disliked) sneks.

@@shadow_walker2188 hutsa upa

@@shadow_walker2188 icena igpa atinla i have no idea if i did that right

Thanks

You’re welcome

I agree

Where’d you get your profile picture? It’s amazing.

Why are the Bible pages sticky?

@@casparvoncampenhausen5249 hehehehe

He was in the tom Scot vid

I mean i have read your comment a few times and i still dont know what it means

@@Louis-ek4yi they mean the channel is underappreciated and it will soon become popular

@@wippok42 In that case i'm not sure i agree with the statement

This made me laugh

@@standingonbusiness1441 You're welcome.

Seems legit

The meg is not a sea monster, it's just a chill oversized dude chilling in the bottom of the sea sipping it's cocoa watching RU-vid videos. Now that doesn't sound monstrous to me.

Meme community making jokes: haha Barack Obama is now a pyramid Science community making jokes: I shall now come up with an intelligent joke that will make my peers chuckle first I shall start with the narrative of the joke…

To be fair it’s easier if it’s just the camera guy

seriously, i can't even memorize a 10 second line and say it in front of a camera without messing up

I totally agree with you!

He just got featured on Tom Scotts channel

Thanks! Really glad youre enjoying it

@@AtomicFrontier I called it the day before 😂 congratulations man!

i sure hope not! imagine the mess!

Wear starfish as dolphin pasties?

@@lick28 Have you not heard the stories? I'd be happy to share, but i must warn you it is quite graphic and may change you view on dolphins forever

@@liklik7490 I was joking. I know a few things and nothing can make my view on animals any worse.

@@lick28 Sea Otters have been repeatedly doccumented to kidnap baby seals and 'use' them for pleasure while drowning the baby seal. The Otters are then recorded to 'use' the corpse of the baby seal for over a week after expiry. It's kindof comforting in a weird way knowing that Mankind isn't the only messed up species on Earth.

@@Neion8 I knew about rapey dolphins but sea otters using baby seals as fleshlights even after they're dead is something I didn't want to bring to my therapist today.

I literally paused the video, rewinded it, looked in the comments because I was so confused. How are more people not seeing this.

You have gained forbidden knowledge. Good luck

I saw the text, paused the video, rewinded, lookes at the channel name and looked at the text and then wondered why none of the to comments noticed

Haha I didn't even see the text, let alone the typo.

@@Ashley-zt9yh We are, we just don't give a shit. Like most functional adults.

you absolutely right, of course, the model also assumes equal search effort and equal detectability. Neither of these things are true.

@@ussregimentMan, you could’ve shortened that to like two short sentences. Kind of ironic considering what you were saying.

@@ussregiment the fact that we haven't had more jurassic park like experiences maybe suggests they aren't as arrogant as you think ahaha

Thanks! One of the hardest videos I've ever done. Glad we could pull it off

@@AtomicFrontier as am I! Currently checking out the other videos. Really impressed so far :)

That was the first thing I noticed lmao “atomic froniter”

Lol, I convinced myself it was just my brain playing tricks on me

Love this comment. Glad someone else pointed it out, too.

Imagine delivering with great precision a seven minute speech about science topics on a single take, for some neckbeards to keep pointing out a typo at the beginning that is barely even relevant

@@moscanaveia I can't grow a beard.

Thanks Aaron! We're working on it (but sending a link to your nerdy friends also helps!)

What post was this ?

Tuna isn't a sea monster, it's name even says so! (Tuna/ Two? Nah.)

Leviathan burger.

Morpheus at Subway: "You think that's tuna you're eating?"

I was wondering if anyone else saw that lol Great production aside from the minor typo though.

Hahahahahahaha

Oh man, that long take was flawless, so then the only mistake that could be made was added in post-production

Welp time for a retake

Yes, it does indeed

@@thewingedporpoise He does make a good point

No shit lmao

That's awkward...

Only with the scales of the 6 sea monsters can you unlock that gate and retrieve the armor of Altair, famed fisherman....

N O

The problem with that is a creature that size would definitely pop up in radars and would have noticeable effects on our currents. Weather, maritime navigation, migration of fish and heat heavily rely on currents and for the most part ocean currents are very reliable. For a creature that big would mean a major disruption on the ocean currents whenever it moved and that would have a very noticeable effect outside the Bermuda Triangle. If such a creature existed, then it would pretty much be sedentary for it too escape detection. And if it did move out and let's say decided to attack a city, the city would first be wiped out by a tsunami even before the creature would be seen in the horizon.

@@Madrigal025 That's kinda more terrifying though if you think about it. This creature of such colossal proportions that its slightest motion could wipe out cities just exists... Resting. But if it wakes... It's like Cthulhu in a way.

I mean. There are probably a lot of ghosts, and ghost ships, and ghost planes. So why not

@@Madrigal025 I think there’s a yokai like that, where it looks like an island but when people go on it it’ll dio beneath the water and cause huge waves, drowning them