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8arbarossa - 6 years ago

Women.. right?

jan mac - 6 years ago

thoughts and prayers to the chimera

Yoshimitsu The First - 6 years ago

Good thing fish experience their central nervous system differently than we do, or he'd be miserable. He's probably just aware that he's a shark and thinks he must have swam too deep.

Nobody - 6 years ago

Beautiful creature.

ojideagu - 6 years ago

I WILL EAT YOUR SOLLLLE

teresa harczynski - 6 years ago

it is a ghost shark

scott walker - 6 years ago

OMG i cant stand these people talking yeeecck,.......every time i see one of their vids i have to mute the sound.

Gage Westerhouse - 6 years ago

Poke it! Come on, I know it would be the first time.

Makoto Hanazono - 6 years ago

Why are they being racist towards the shark? He contributed towards the ocean Society and Economy unlike those dry skin submariners!!!

Jade Dragon - 6 years ago

Racist...? What the—? What about any of this is racist? Do you even know what racist means...? I swear, people in these comments get angry over nothing.

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Minty Quake - 6 years ago

He looks like a more realistic and grey goldfish :)

BaRrElEyE FiSh - 6 years ago

DaDdY aRe YoU oK?

TERRIBLE PERSON THAT DESERVES TO DIE - 6 years ago

They could be a little more respectful...they're treating it like a joke

An Irregular Regular - 6 years ago

To be fair, it’s not as if the shark knows. It’s not that big a deal, really.

Mimi Haruki - 6 years ago

no they aren't you can't judge people on how they react.
How bout be more respectful to them

pixelplus - 7 years ago

we call em havmus here in norway,.. have a long syringe with poison on back

Bluetrainer91 FireBlast - 7 years ago

Adorable

Hans Jodi - 7 years ago

Is it blind?

AdversaryOmega - 7 years ago

Did the people in this video design and build the deep sea submersible being used in this video? I've read about these.

Edward Garcia - 7 years ago

Personally I think they’re cute.

Callum Jay Abbott - 7 years ago

Lol that old scientist guy makes me cringe "oh that definitely looks prehistoric...maybe we'll find some DINOSAURS like in that Jurassic park film"

all i want to say is: - 7 years ago

Lol being a scientist sounds fun

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Acorn and Rigby's Little life - 7 years ago

I feel bad for the shark.

Richard Suovanen - 7 years ago

Are these people interns or something?

Vulcano - 7 years ago

Richard Suovanen
https://nautiluslive.org/people

Michelle Cini - 7 years ago

Stop insulting the nice harmless shark.

kirw4n - 7 years ago

[screaming]

Vincent X - 7 years ago

Just to clarify, this fish is NOT blind. Few deep sea fish are actually blind as they need vision for vertical migration and detecting biolumininescence. Chimaeras have excellent vision, and the cloudy appearance of their pupil in this video is just eye shine from the ligt of the ROV.

YᎪ BOγ - 6 years ago

Vincent X not saying it’s blind, but why does it need sensors then?

Lilly 158 - 7 years ago

They are so many Beautiful and terrify creatures in the deep deep ocean ;-;

HeyItsNate2 - 7 years ago

what if this shark is already dead and is being controlled by parasites

Etherious Natsu Dragneel - 6 years ago

HeyItsNate2 may god help us!

z fa - 7 years ago

I think it's cute

Ethan in 4xecrx Priaulx - 7 years ago

Winter is coming. Game of thrones sea sequel

TOUHOU CLASSIC REIMU - 7 years ago

a living fossil

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Rosie Witch - 6 years ago

What? Virus are not visible to naked eye meanwhile parasites are. :/ Do you think worms hanging from your skin is normal

Jade Dragon - 6 years ago

Ringworm is a fungus, not an actual worm. Tapeworms would’ve been a better example.

Mimi Haruki - 6 years ago

everyone doesn't have ringworms
And is a parasite not gross whats your point?

Charlie Yang - 7 years ago

Don't worry Ghost shark your friends the Greenland shark also have parasites in their eyes

The skipper 88 - 7 years ago

CRAAAAWLIIIIIING IIIIIIIN MYYYYYYY SKIIIIIIIIIIN

Ben Jazz - 7 years ago

Relicanth

fuk of mate - 7 years ago

don't see no paricitest

Mimi Haruki - 6 years ago

u cant even spell it

Erin Kilgore - 7 years ago

Poor baby :c still beautiful though

apdroid geek - 7 years ago

i want to live in ocean i wish bio shock was real in the near future

Txunamii - 7 years ago

"He's been to the bar"

Garri Masutashifu - 7 years ago

Caught one of these fishing once. Amazingly blob-like when out of the water. Fantastic creature.

Dan The Gengar - 7 years ago

"Ghost" is the perfect term for this guy. Very creepy and otherwordly to look at, but his blindness and parasites just make you feel bad for him.

Cremesent - 7 years ago

zombie fish

ABC_124 - 7 years ago

It's majestic!

Nathan Ouedraogo - 7 years ago

Leave it to scientists to name a fish that sounds like a genetic disorder -_-

Jade Dragon - 6 years ago

Nathan Ouedraogo “Ghost shark” sounds like a genetic disorder to you?

Mimi Haruki - 6 years ago

how do you sound like a genetic disorder

Dat Boi Troi - 7 years ago

CHIMERAS ARE AWESOME

Storms and Saugeye - 7 years ago

"Wanna know how I got these parasites?"

Carlos Muñoz - 7 years ago

didn't know these cool animals lived in the northern coast of Venezuela, nice

BoBu - 7 years ago

The chimaeras "eye' or sensory organ which I believe uses electroreception to find food is just so interesting.

The Chaos Lord - 7 years ago

It's dying inside, both literally and figuratively

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Absolute Inksanity - 7 years ago

i want to join these scientists they seem amazing

rahil sidiqqui - 7 years ago

looks like animation! maybe fake video

Incognito Burrito - 7 years ago

Why would they animate the bottom of the ocean? It's not like the mer-mole people disassemble any camera we bring down there.

Gabriel Reyes - 7 years ago

My new goldfish

Piggu Gudu - 7 years ago

Their commentary is the most entertaining aspect of these videos :D love how they joke around whilst still conducting scientific tests and research

Nikola Tesla - 7 years ago

But can it be creepier than this team of people who purposely built a high tech underwater cam to stalk the creatures?

Tigron101 - 7 years ago

It looks old. And probably sick. That smile startled me when it was pointed out, but aside from that it's a beautiful creature.

D.M.Á SOUNDS))) - 7 years ago

I love his primitive jaws, joker copied his style tho

D.M.Á SOUNDS))) - 7 years ago

"Remember those are not his eyes"... wait what?

Lucky-Ebola-Chan - 7 years ago

They are something else's eyes

Miss Hooligan - 7 years ago

HE'S CUTE.. can people help these guys out? :(

qualivia - 7 years ago

So the joker finally had his Joker fish

Jackierascal44 - 7 years ago

it looks like it got all stitched up after Dr. Frankenstein was done with it

Storm Arashi - 7 years ago

You say creepy, I say heartbreaking. Poor thing looks so sick...

Teddy Lowe - 7 years ago

So what do you have to do to play with cameras at the ocean floor? Maybe I should go for a biology major.

Stef - 7 years ago

What are the parasites that they say are attached to him and where are they attached??

Mille - 7 years ago

Poor shark.

DatOneBub WithDatOneDoggie - 7 years ago

The upsides of the video: the shark is peacful, and not attacking, the camera quality is good, and its not real. The downsides of the video is the shark is real so deal with it!

Incognito Burrito - 7 years ago

...what? The video is real. Why would they fake it?

TheFathMan - 7 years ago

When exactly this fish first captured in camera. Because National Geographic claim their footage is the first time ghost shark was ever recorded. But this video is uploaded in 2014 whilst Nat geo uploaded theirs in 2016. Which prove that this video is the first to ever record ghost shark.

Brian A Davis - 7 years ago

Why does everyone sound like surprised kids? Can an adult intelligently describe the animal and their behavior?

Eos - 7 years ago

Brian A Davis Because science is discovery, and being surprised is warranted. If they were trying to dress up their observations in pomp and circumstance 24/7 and forego being actual humans having fun, that wouldn't make for very good observing. They can save the prescriptive grammar for the research article.

ak k - 7 years ago

how do they know he's blinf? All ghost sharks have these type of eyes just google it yourself.

Lucky-Ebola-Chan - 7 years ago

just because something has eyes doesn't mean they use them the same way we do or even can use them as some creatures in caves and the deep sea cannot see since there is so little light in their environments eyes are useless, use up energy and barely even help or even a likability, especially when faced with a angler

KalahariKAri - 7 years ago

Good footage, but it was a way better video with the sound off! Btw, those 'parasites' are actually the ghost shark's 'balls', or 'claspers' as they're known. :-D

Shelby S - 7 years ago

I missed the parasites, exactly what are we looking at?

A-aron is for the Falcons - 7 years ago

Where are the parasites

horsegranola - 7 years ago

This just in: people in comments baffled and outraged that sometimes people of ~higher learning~ act like regular people. It's not like they're writing an academic paper here ffs chill out

InvertedBox - 6 years ago

Any degree in science is an arduous task, these people are no exeption

UmbrellaUnit - 6 years ago

AdversaryOmega Do you have such an degree? Otherwise shut up.

AdversaryOmega - 7 years ago

horsegranola did you just say "higher learning"?.... do you know how easy it is to get an aquatic marine degree. All they're doing us observing and recording what they see. What the hell makes you think they're so smart? They're no smarter than the average person. Auto mechanics are smarter then these people.

Charlotte Kimberly - 7 years ago

Aww, poor you. </3

psi carrot - 7 years ago

make sure to get rid of the bird before you switch him off

Sans Skeleton - 7 years ago

Beautiful to me

Fredrick Shi - 7 years ago

do u guys see that letter F??

buukaczi - 7 years ago

just shut the hell up if your voice can't bring any valuable info about

Incognito Burrito - 7 years ago

They're having fun, man. Scientists don't speak in Textboot every moment of their lives.

Ailerath - 7 years ago

They are cute in a creepy way i feel bad for it having to limp along for the rest of its life with parasites

Charles Cole - 7 years ago

At least it was lucky enuf to survive to adulthood in the first place.

Harbinger The Destroyer - 7 years ago

There's something peaceful about this fish.

Fironnathedarkelf - 7 years ago

Considering how deep these things live, eyes are not very useful.

Delihlah Gaming - 7 years ago

looks animated

nung kauje - 7 years ago

I thinks its not good taste for eat euhhhh

mohit kumar - 7 years ago

this shark is really beautiful....

Kuya Bleck - 7 years ago

Sorry guys but where are the parasites

Raina Mermaid - 8 years ago

One of these was caught off the coast of NS near Halifax recently

Obtuse Wolf - 8 years ago

U should try out a 360 camera

William Dino - 8 years ago

Scientists of this generation can't be taken seriously with their terribly immature speaking habits.

Mimi Haruki - 6 years ago

Your comment is as immature, everyone else replying makes more sense than you.

Ben Nguyen - 7 years ago

Labeling modern humor and mannerisms, "immature". For no apparent reason, I find that hilarious.

qualivia - 7 years ago

Wal Dengus immature speaking habits? What do you mean? Is it because they are not explaining it to you like in those BBC documentaries?

Judith R. - 7 years ago

In communication studies we are being thaught that the register/vocabulary you chose doesn't necessarily influence the level of professionality of your communication. E.g. I don't speak English well enough to know the technical terms required to further explain what I'm talking about (Fachlichkeit – Fachsprachlichkeit, Fachtexte und Fachkommunikation... s. Kalverkämper et al.), yet I do know there is no scientifc background to your above statement.

WW MM - 7 years ago

right on point

Appalachiosaurus22 - 7 years ago

Albert Einstein, one of the most respected scientists to ever exist, was a self proclaimed goofball. Your attitude or speaking habits don't matter if you know what you are doing.

WW MM - 7 years ago

they are discoverers stop hating

Hazel and Innocent - 8 years ago

William Dino - 8 years ago

+Hazel and Innocent I expect them to atleast know that the things at the bottom of the fish were claspers.

Hazel and Innocent - 8 years ago

honestly do you actually think that scientists speak just like how they do in movies with scientific words all the time? Of course they dont. they only do during a certain time at a certain place such as when things need to be discussed. you cant expect them to be serious all the time. Even doctors arent like that!

Hazel and Innocent - 8 years ago

you dont have to be professional all the time. These scientists are having fun while exploring the ocean

sunsdomain - 8 years ago

What parasites are they talking about? the white things in the anal area? Those are his claspers, I think...

Lucky-Ebola-Chan - 7 years ago

sunsdomain there are parasites that go into the eyes of some marine life (mainly fish)

Quick Beam - 8 years ago

Where were the parasites??

Slacquer - 8 years ago

Rattail or chimera? What's the diff?

Madeleine Rands - 8 years ago

"aw he's blind now" [laughs]

Dilophoraptor Double-Crested-Thief - 7 years ago

Jonathan Kerth it's not a blind species. chimera have large eyes similar to a cats to see in the darkness.

Jonathan Kerth - 7 years ago

Madeleine Rands IT's a blind species

Nosrah - 8 years ago

Madeleine Rands Don't be bad, be sadistic.

Voidream ][ - 8 years ago

Spooky scary sharkletons

Claudia Briones - 8 years ago

como los encuentran¿?

interSpeces Family - 8 years ago

oh STOPiT
creepy?

how sad for YOU
GROW UP

go home
meditate
think what impact ANYNODY words may have on the environment
betterment
ED
U
CATE
yourself goodness'sakes
make an environmental impact with your words BEEBLE!!

interSpeces Family - 8 years ago

aaaarghgfff

tech-corrections

mensch!!

Riverssen - 8 years ago

This is my favourite team of scientists ever; "it looks like a joker smile!" lol

Koult - 6 years ago

bbbuster Stop being jealous, my father is a physicist and when he has spare time, we both grab a telescope and just look at some stars and try to come up with ridiculous connections between stars.

Vulcano - 7 years ago

I don't know what you want to say to me with this.

bbbuster - 7 years ago

Vulcano science - the intellectual and practical activity encompassing the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experiment.
Mockery - teasing and contemptuous language or behaviour directed at a particular person or thing.
Nitwit - a silly or foolish person

Vulcano - 7 years ago

What do you think scientist are doing when not researching?
It's kind of their thing, you know? :D
I'm not sure why you are this offended to hear, that these people are indeed scientists.
They are also not living on this boat 24/7. It's like a mobile lab, so people hop on and off as it fits their research.

Furthermore, you only see a part of their life on this ship.
Because usually livestreaming how a paper is written is quite boring.

bbbuster - 7 years ago

Vulcano living on a boat while having the term scientists placed under your name on the crew rooster couldn't be more obscure. You don't see plumbers walking around calling them selfs heating engineers. Researchers would've been far more befitting.

Saru2191 - 7 years ago

Scientists are generally just regular people. Don't expect them to act like your typical Internet autist who pretends to be smart for validation and self-reassurance.

AdversaryOmega - 7 years ago

Vulcano this is the dumbest sounding bunch of scientists I've ever heard

Vulcano - 7 years ago

bbbuster Yes they are scientists.
grow up.
https://nautiluslive.org/people

bbbuster - 7 years ago

AdversaryOmega have a cookie

AdversaryOmega - 7 years ago

The "degrees" needed for aquatic study in no way make you smarter than the average person. They are niche in terms of higher learning and advanced education. It's one or two fields of study... they do not invent or create nor design, they merely study what already exists it's in final state and record the data. Doesn't take a rocket scientists to do any of this

bbbuster - 7 years ago

Notorious 707! There acadimaniacs, there zany to the max. They got useless degrees with tax payers moneys. There "educated" 'n' "sophisticated", and don't have a proper job.
They'll probably run out of mummy's and daddy's money, go live in a tipi and join green peace

Notorious 707! - 7 years ago

bbbuster They are scientists and are more educated and have more degrees than you.

bbbuster - 7 years ago

"Scientists"

Exlibris - 8 years ago

nice :D

Quest of Remdoun - 8 years ago

Whats A Chimera? New Spiecies of Sharks?

Archive Winter - 8 years ago

it looks cute to me

slateflash - 8 years ago

It looks demented. Cool though

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Elvie Zamora - 8 years ago

omg first time watching your videos n I'm hooked fuck watching the kardashion lol u guys rock

Ratyr - 8 years ago

0:53 - "Oh, hi there!"

HalfPastEleven - 8 years ago

Beautiful and terrifying at the same time.... Like a weeping angel in fish form.

Pinfire - 8 years ago

Holy crap, that's terrifying. So cool.

Nix - 8 years ago

WAKE ME UP INSIDE

Annoleam - 7 years ago

Nix oml

Hunter12396 - 7 years ago

I UNDERSTAND THAT REFERENCE

wargodspirit - 8 years ago

+wachm3 X"D BUAHAHAHAHA!!!!

BlueBiird - 8 years ago

+wachm3 nah u good homie

BlueBiird - 8 years ago

+wachm3 oh I see what u did there

wachm3 - 8 years ago

From the Shark.

BlueBiird - 8 years ago

CALL MY NAME AND SAVE ME FROM THE DARK

FLUFFY COOKIE - 8 years ago

SAVE ME FROM THE NOTHING IVE BECOMED

wargodspirit - 8 years ago

SAAAAVVVE ME!!!

Pinfire - 8 years ago

(CAN'T WAKE UP)

Reddzion - 8 years ago

Found you on Facebook due to googly-eyed Squidward, i love how you guys talk about everything, definitely make it funny and interesting. A new sub from Aussie :)

lizzie kim - 8 years ago

WHY SO SERIOUS

Anna Kekko - 8 years ago

Amazing! But poor thing.. blind and with parasites ;((

Betta. Slimez - 7 years ago

Anna Kekko I think

Betta. Slimez - 7 years ago

Anna Kekko isn’t blind just looks like it

Link3000XD - 7 years ago

what parasites i cant se ethem :OO

RehnSturm256 - 7 years ago

Yeah, he's born blind... but the parasites are new! XD

Jamie Krouse - 7 years ago

chimaeras are already blind. no need to see in complete darkness, just like moles or bats.

Clark Trinidad - 7 years ago

Anna Kekko creatures that lived in the deep sea are blind, and Chimaera's already blind. The only thing thats poor about him is he has a parasyte nothing else

Faith - 7 years ago

Most sea creatures that live at the bottom of the ocean are blind because there is an extreme absence of light down there. Though that doesn't mean that it couldn't have had sight to begin with.

t84t748748t6 - 7 years ago

could be worse like greenland shark those have parasite in there eye's making them blind

dreamslovesoul - 8 years ago

Blind and with parasites, kind of like humans.

Sam - 8 years ago

I Couldn't find out for sure, but it sounded like the woman was saying 'the eyes aren't actually eyes', although fun fact, they have retractable sexual appendages on their forehead! (Maybe that makes up for no eyes)

Kenny Vargasa - 8 years ago

cute shark

7thKings - 8 years ago

joker shark?

Saitama Fan boi? - 8 years ago

Shark: smiles Do u want me or I should eat u?

Matthew Ferrie - 8 years ago

It looks kind of like some of those A-10 Warthogs with the shark jaws painted on them!

Ian's Aviation - 8 years ago

Zack GlassGT - 8 years ago

wanna hug it

AncientEsper - 8 years ago

frankenshark

Samantha Pfeiffer - 8 years ago

This looks more like a ratfish, an Australian ghostshark has a trunk on its snout, which this guy lacks, but ratfish look an awful lot like this guy

Latrell Williams - 8 years ago

This isn't a rat fish. It's a chimera.

Baonyia Xiong - 8 years ago

I think it's a sleeper shark

hankowen99 - 8 years ago

my beautiful boy!!

tungly0524 Ly - 8 years ago

What did I just watch? I should kill myself or fuck myself

TrinitySenpai - 8 years ago

Both c;

Adventures For Two - 8 years ago

Wow that is amazing!!

EnderStar501 - 8 years ago

That smile scared me as soon as the lady pointed it out...

Tigron101 - 7 years ago

Same

Felixir Aja - 8 years ago

yep

CubexGaming - 8 years ago

BE VERY CAREFUL AND TERRIFIED IF DIS HAPPENS

Ankaa Avarshina - 8 years ago

THEY'LL GROW GHOST SHARK LEGS

GrandNecro - 8 years ago

it should be called an airplane shark

Jane Bingham - 7 years ago

troys NYOOM

troys - 7 years ago

Now I'm just thinking about it swimming really fast making plane sounds

Abby Baca - 7 years ago

Smile The Fox and "Creepy Ghost shark" isnt?

Lt. Meowzor - 8 years ago

That's the dumbest thing I have ever heard

Basil Wyrth - 8 years ago

what size was it exactly ? i'm bad with scales.

Shriya Patel - 8 years ago

+Basil Wyrth look at :42 they said in another video that the red dots show a scale of 10cm

SomeGuyWhoLikesTechnicolor Equines - 8 years ago

What a stunning creature

Rina R. N. - 8 years ago

Looks like a Pokemon xD

I'm Josh .3. - 8 years ago

KoeSeer - 8 years ago

shhhh don't give nintendo ideas.

I'm Josh .3. - 8 years ago

Ikr

WallyWinka - 8 years ago

What wiggling parasites? Where were they looking?

WallyWinka - 8 years ago

I wish there was something to visually scale the size of these creatures they capture in these videos. They say this one is huge, but whatever "huge" means for a creature like that, as far as I know it could be 2 inches or 20ft across.

illcutyoubro - 8 years ago

like the other commenter said, you can see 2 lasers that are 10cm apart. this is what they use for reference

Sarah Knopf - 8 years ago

The red dots are 10 cm apart

SilverSkiver - 8 years ago

It may be creepy but at least it can smile through the pain.

iDragonic - 7 years ago

End my misery life, pls.

Sgt. Cat Bean - 8 years ago

KILL MEEE
All the while, smiling as it pleads to be put out of its misery.

Narwhao - 8 years ago

this is a very good shark

Greg249 - 8 years ago

How do they know it has parasites?

Sarah Knopf - 8 years ago

See that black spot early in the video? There seems to be bumps to, I think that's it

Vertox - 8 years ago

+Greg249 near the end of his tale ( not too far off) it seems like a birst mark with dots

Greg249 - 8 years ago

+SV SC Where?

Blu Me - 8 years ago

You can see them.

dreakheart - 8 years ago

i dislike it when a mature women says something dumb and almost child like comment

dreakheart - 8 years ago

why would you ever wanna get over that , its like giving them their way and you regretting it
its best not to give them their way and see them suffer

illcutyoubro - 8 years ago

you'll get over it. probably.

Foxtrot November - 8 years ago

DAMN NATURE! YOU SCARY.....

Victorian - 8 years ago

Poor baby :c

Karolyn Ynestroza - 8 years ago

jt a rat fish

Azuki Island - 8 years ago

super duper Somaish.

Big Papa Pussi Puff the Magic Daddy - 8 years ago

It's like that old nearly blind guy you find at the park.
It just wants to socialize but it cant.

Darryl Aoki - 9 years ago

I was initially thinking "So graceful and pretty!" until one of the observers pointed out the frightening smile.

Zeles - 9 years ago

1:19
Is that an F on its side??

Nitokris Ghoul - 9 years ago

I think this is a gorgeous creature.

Movement of Life - 6 years ago

I agree

Pyrize - 7 years ago

Boner Begone I think so too because of its unique look

kazukikid - 9 years ago

seems like an awesome job

Gabriel - 9 years ago

Poor fish q q

Pastor Peewee - 9 years ago

dorsal fun is very poisonous

john Doe - 9 years ago

he's coming to the end of his life...but a shark that size probably has many children, so even if its almost over, it was a life worth living!

Pennuang Domduangden - 7 years ago

“Doesn’t matter. Had sex”

zach krauss - 7 years ago

That is just a method to the same thing

TehGreenDino - 8 years ago

john Doe Meaning of life is to reproduce, yes.

john Doe - 8 years ago

Well....yes. You're just now figuring this out?

bloodlucky - 9 years ago

Very unsettling. Looks like its a carcass that's still functioning as if it were alive.

Robbie Doster - 9 years ago

There's a movie called''ghost shark''

Greg249 - 9 years ago

How do you know he has parasites?

Finn the Human - 9 years ago

0:07 That's what she said.

Smark Shillington, DFCO - 9 years ago

HE'S LIKE SO CREEPY AND STUFF! OMG! I BET HE TOTES CREEPS ON MY FACEBOOK PAGE! LIKE TOTALLY WEIRD AND STUFF!

Виталий П - 9 years ago

Это все херня. А чо там у хохлов???

kukish66 - 9 years ago

Рыба собака!

Евгений Колокольцов - 9 years ago

good fish

Кыш Тым - 9 years ago

Сервы на десяток километров наверное слышны

Александр Ляшов - 9 years ago

So cute

DeprivedRest - 9 years ago

украина

Кыш Тым - 9 years ago

+DeprivedRest Селигер

Алексей Фофлин - 9 years ago

It's a Shark of Baskervilles!!!

CheBarb TeHb - 9 years ago

Что это за рыба?

ThisIsMegaPupsik - 9 years ago

+CheBarb TeHb акула-призрак, рыба-еж, химера - все одно.

OnlyOneBreath Cyberhoffman - 9 years ago

+CheBarb TeHb Химера.

DASHELCOindustries - 9 years ago

That's incredible

1acroyear1 - 9 years ago

I wonder what kind of parasites it had.

Jose Suarez - 8 years ago

+lolaz wabby Sucks to be that shark...

lolaz wabby - 8 years ago

+Jose Suarez probably some internal ones as well, tapeworms and nematodes

Jose Suarez - 8 years ago

Most likely copepods. You can see them stuck near the base of its tail, they look like white hanging clumps.

astutes - 9 years ago

Wooooah it almost doesn't look real :O what a cool channel

Don Thao - 10 years ago

Whao... Creepy!!

Leandro Hyde - 10 years ago

Best shark in da world

Jassi Lavkainen - 10 years ago

Oh my lord, the mouth was on stitches like the Joker.

Karl Becker - 10 years ago

Great capture. Nice to see such a creature I will never see in real life. Thanks.

AdversaryOmega - 7 years ago

Karl Becker they never saw it in real life either. What you see in this video is all they saw them selves

Gabriel - 9 years ago

+Karl Becker its just a shark with a ton of parasites on it...

MorbidlyObeseCat - 10 years ago

He's so cool!

Mauricio Vinasco - 10 years ago

Hermoso pez, gracias por subir vídeos de nuevo, tengo una pregunta, la luz del submarino no daña los ojos de estas criaturas de las profundidades? Gracias por responderme, saludos desde Colombia