Secret World of Mollusks

Wild Nature Now
Wild Nature Now
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Published 2024-06-07
Mollusks are characterized by an absence of skeleton and a total lack of appeal. They conjure up images of flabby, slimy, almost inert animals. But mollusks play their cards close to their chests: habitat, movement, food, reproduction... everything goes beyond the wildest imagination. They surprise us by the colors they use, their shapes from the most traditional to the most eccentric. Mollusks deserve a second chance to better the first impression since their world is truly one of a kind.
All Comments (21)
  • @forestgreen916
    "very discreet animals, that love peace & quiet" ME TOO !
  • @leondojason1247
    BEAUTIFUL documentary, immersive music, and breathtaking videography…10/10 ❤❤❤ well done sir!
  • @charliekezza
    If octopi lived long enough to teach their children we'd be screwed
  • @bluejijiikemen5537
    I would like to give this the highest score out of all the videos on marine life ecology. The footage is truly amazing, and the narration and music are sophisticated. I would like to express my gratitude to the creators.
  • @chlorone
    Top-notch. just because a lifeform doesnt use artifical machines and tools it doesnt mean that they are stupid or uninteligent. as a matter of fact, uninteligent/stupid is the lifeform who needs artifical tools to get thru life. especially when they destroy the planet and other lifeforms with it in the process.
  • @poppyallgood6918
    Beautiful marine videography …close-up’s galore of a marvelous taxonomic range of ancient animals that go schloop and schlurp, and which lend a great deal of weird wonder to our world. ALSO (ahem), simply ignore all the human pond scum leaving comments which complain about “background music.” In fact, the music, which is generally dreamy, droning, and maybe mildly surrealistic when the images benefit from such, still features stretches of the sort of dry, classical music which scored all those 4th grade, film strips we used to watch in the library 150 years ago. A blissful, little, audiovisual-nature treat if you’re into that sort of thing. If you aren’t, give my regards to the rest of the pond scum, and off you go then!
  • @dhaktizero4406
    "bring forth the mollusk and cast unto me- let's be forever and forever be free" -ween, the mollusk
  • @toxicperson8936
    This was an absolutely amazing documentary. I was genuinely shocked when I saw your amount of subscribers & views, this is legit top tier quality. You’ll have millions of subs & views soon
  • @franciscabonsel2237
    although the music is nice, it is also quite dominant and distracting. the underwater world is quiet. but beautiful documentary.
  • @cpchehaibar
    Wonderful work! Just one question: 01:05 are you sure mollusks are only 6 million years old? 600 MYO is more likely.
  • @pw6447
    1:03 "Over six million years old." Yes. Considerably.
  • @BeccaIsCool94
    Is the voiceover one of the high elves from Skyrim??
  • @mellissadalby1402
    The chitten looks to have evolved from the Trilobite. It is certainly quite similar in morphology.
  • @scibear9944
    Wait..did he really say "over 6 million years old"? Yea, try 500 million...Editors dropped the ball on that one😂😂😂