@NaturalWorldFacts
After being much requested, I’m excited at last to release the feature-length, uncut ‘Deep Sea Midwater’ film, combining my Twilight Zone and Midnight Zone films into one continuous, immersive, relaxing adventure beginning at the ocean surface and descending right down to 4,000 metres! Through the twilit gloom we encounter silver cutlassfish shimmering in our headlights, and deeper down, snake-like gulper eels, anglers, and starving mother squid tending to their young in a world without any solid shelter! This combined film marks 2 years of work and is how I originally intended to release these projects, but I had to initially split them up as they were taking much more time (and turning out far more in-depth) than expected. So, here is ‘Wonders of the Deep Sea Void’ as it was always meant to be, filmed by the brilliant Schmidt Ocean Institute! To bring everything up to quality, I’ve completely re-recorded the voice-over for the Twilight Zone with a newer far superior microphone, introduced some new music, and some brand new footage. I really hope you enjoy, even if you’ve seen both episodes before! It’s a long one (and I know many of you like to sleep to my films), so settle down, perhaps tuck yourself in, relax, and prepare to descend into the deep ocean! Episode 3 in the ‘Worlds of the Deep’ series, The Deep Sea Floor, is still in production, along with another science-oriented film about the unexplored Deep Sea off the coast of Chile, where unseen geology has crafted an unusual set of hollows supporting life thriving in near-total isolation - featuring brand new species and 4K unreleased deep sea footage filmed just this year!!
@tomatobisque2104
projecting this onto my ceiling before bed is HEAVENLY
@sephikong8323
I have followed this channel for over 3 years now, I believe, and I must say : you might not be pregnant, but you always deliver
@mangogo44
Can we appreciate that he's doing all of it by himself? This video looks like there were 30 people in the production team involved:_Dragonfish:
@ChristophMewes
Thank you for the statement/clarification regarding AI usage in your video. That instantly made me want to watch the video more :)
@keenankn
I am not able to take veterinary medicine due to financial and practical reasons(I still cry over it) but I'll keep helping raise education and awareness about our Earth in ways I can. It's a small amount as I'm still a student but I hope I get to triple it when I finally graduate. We appreciate your documentaries so much. Thank you💗.
@voidoccupant
Easily one the best creators on this platform
@pantsuchan968
I hate that the AI disclaimer was needed, but I'm glad you put it there. Thanks for making this documentary.
@probower4726
I've found your videos to be not only incredibly relaxing, but quite informative too. For those of us fascinated by marine biology and alien-like life in the deep sea. My thanks for the same!
@KippiExplainsStuff
throughout the entire program i thought to myself "he sounds so young" and then you cane on screen and you look like a teenager. i have no idea how you have become so good at this at such a young age but as a fellow science communicator (long form text, mostly in hebrew) let me tell you that this is some of the finest I've ever come across. Your soft-spoken voice is great too, but mostly, your writing is absolutely wonderful and the storytelling is sublime (very reminscent of prof. Ketering of "@cool worlds lab", which is high praise, as he is my favorite. you both also talk almost exactly the same way). The way you've built the story itself is perfect. The editing, also, is top-notch. How old are you, if i may ask? You have a huge future in this and i have no doubt you will be doing big tbings. Thank you so much for all the hard work. This is my very humble contribution to the effort.
@kubskiplays256
The amount of work put into these is extraordinary. Thank you so much for everything you do for all of us that we can experience the wonders of our oceans from home!
@DMBVR4
The production value of this is INSANE. Rivals the best of anything on traditional media, thank you!!
@TheJazziestNightwood
i wanna mention this because it means a lot to me: Whenever I'm having a rough time, I can always relax at night, with a bigass bowl of popcorn and watch your documentaries, loosing my care of reality, while also getting some amazing knowledge. i thank you very much for these amazing videos, its a huge comfort to me :)
@realworkoutsforrealpeople5041
I cannot believe this footage. I sat completely mesmerized and robbed of my breath at times. Incredible. Thanks!
@bottomofastairwell
Yeah, so this is my official petition for you to become the next David Attenborough. The videos are obviously educational and informative. But also VERY relaxing. The cadence of your voice is so soothing, like i cannot tell you how many times I've fallen asleep to these videos coz they really are that relaxing. But also, as someone with a pretty obsessive interest in the alien world of the deep ocean, i could watch endless documentaries about the weird and intriguing creatures down there, coz they're just so fascinating. So naturally, i LOVE these. Well crafted nature documentaries narrated by a guy with such a comforting voice that i can legitimately fall asleep to them? Yes please.
@morbiusprime2043
This was hands down the best documentary I've seen on YouTube. Thank you so much!
@whatharmcanitdo
I've been waiting for a new video for so long! Welcome back Leo!
@Jesse-187
We did it boys , u have to clarify that no AI was used
@manuelcortes3888
It's mind blowing to me that we get feature length documentaries, with beautiful images and top notch narration for free. Thank you
@NaturalWorldFacts