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Psych Stoner Doom from Santo André (Brazil) 1) As Poisoning As God 00:00 2) Navel Gazing 07:30 3) Spoiler Alert 14:13 4) Keep Smiling 21:54 5) Dharka 31:46 6) Marvelous City 35:19 7) Native Alien 41:57 8) Track Of Time 48:34 Support GIANT JELLYFISH https://giantjellyfish.bandcamp.com/album/dark-dharma https://www.facebook.com/giantjellyfishband/ https://www.instagram.com/giantjellyfish_band/ All songs by Giant Jellyfish* *except "Dharka" by Teka Almeida All lyrics by Teka Almeida Recorded at Acustica Studios Mixed and Mastered by Danilo Pozzani Album art by Soares Artwork Giant Jellyfish Teka Almeida - Vocals and keyboards Rafa Almeida - Guitar Leandro De Villa - Drums Claudio HC Funari - Bass Bandcamp page: Photo by Billy Albuquerque Logo by Rayra Costa/Leandro De Villa

On September 20, 1977, people in Petrozavodsk, Soviet Union, reported a strange glowing object in the sky. Witnesses described it as looking like a giant luminous jellyfish, with long rays of light stretching downward. The event became known as the Petrozavodsk Phenomenon. Was it a UFO, a Soviet rocket launch, or something else? In this episode, we examine the reports, the timeline, and the main explanations behind one of the Soviet Union’s most famous UFO cases. Subscribe for more historical UFO files, government investigations, and unexplained cases. The file closes here. The investigation does not. #Petrozavodsk #UFO #UAP #SovietUnion #UFODocumentary

🔥They Were Trapped Inside a Giant Jellyfish… They thought the portal would take them somewhere safe… but they ended up trapped deep beneath the ocean. A giant jellyfish becomes their only hope when they discover an air pocket beneath its massive bell. But their temporary refuge turns into a deadly trap. With the jellyfish closing in and its tentacles chasing them, they have only one chance to escape. They finally reach the surface… but another portal appears above the ocean. And this time, there may be no way back. #GiantJellyfish #Underwater #OceanSurvival #Portal #Survival #SeaMonster #SciFi #Adventure #ShortFilm #AI

Deep beneath the ocean surface, a giant creature drifts through the darkness like a ghost. 👻🌊 The giant phantom jellyfish can have a bell more than a metre wide and incredibly long trailing arms. Because it lives so deep and is rarely encountered, scientists still have much to learn about it. Would you stay and watch one… or swim away? #OceanUnveiled #GiantJellyfish #PhantomJellyfish

The lion's mane jellyfish can grow to astonishing sizes, with tentacles stretching farther than many people would ever expect. Yet despite its enormous body and terrifying appearance, it doesn't rule the ocean. So why doesn't the world's largest jellyfish dominate the seas? In this documentary, we explore the strange biology of the lion's mane jellyfish and discover why massive size doesn't automatically make an animal an apex predator. Unlike sharks, orcas, and other powerful ocean hunters, jellyfish rely on a completely different strategy for survival. With no bones, no brain, no heart, and no traditional muscles, these ancient animals have evolved a remarkably efficient way to hunt. Their thousands of stinging cells allow them to capture prey without chasing it, while their enormous tentacles create a deadly web beneath the waves. But even a giant jellyfish has weaknesses. In this video, you'll discover: How large the world's biggest jellyfish can become Why the lion's mane jellyfish doesn't dominate the ocean How thousands of stinging cells work like microscopic weapons How jellyfish hunt without a brain What jellyfish actually eat Which predators are capable of eating giant jellyfish Why size isn't enough to become an apex predator How jellyfish have survived for hundreds of millions of years The surprising evolutionary advantages of being almost completely passive The ocean doesn't reward size alone. It rewards efficiency, adaptability, and the ability to survive. The lion's mane jellyfish may not rule the ocean, but its ancient strategy has allowed it to survive for an astonishing amount of time. If you enjoy documentaries about jellyfish, ocean creatures, marine biology, evolution, wildlife, deep-sea animals, and the strange adaptations found beneath the waves, subscribe for more fascinating ocean documentaries. #Jellyfish #LionsManeJellyfish #OceanDocumentary #MarineLife #DeepSea #WildlifeDocumentary #NatureDocumentary #JellyfishFacts #OceanCreatures #AnimalFacts #MarineBiology #Evolution #OceanMysteries #ScienceDocumentary #DeepOcean

A massive influx of jellyfish has forced EDF to shut down three of the six reactors at the Gravelines nuclear power station (Nord), the largest in Western Europe. Jellyfish are a regular sight in the region, but there are increasing reports of large swarms, largely due to rising ocean temperatures caused by global warming, and they have clogged pumps used to cool the reactors. Interested in licensing this video ? Get in touch 👉 http://u.afp.com/wvnD N.B.: AFP’s services and content are for professional use only

Subscribe and cast into a world where your next big fish story awaits! 🎣🌍 👉👉https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL3JAFrNKj2H8F-vZPHKg2A?sub_confirmation=1 Dive into the treacherous waters of the Southern Ocean with "Giant Lobster Hunters". Follow fearless Tasmanian fishermen as they risk their lives braving rogue waves, extreme weather, and deadly sharks to catch the prized and massive Southern Rock Lobster. It's a high stakes race against time where one massive catch can mean an absolute fortune! Giant Lobster Hunters | Season 2 Episode 4 Welcome to Off The Hook – Fishing Channel, where we explore the thrill of fishing, unforgettable catches, and life on the water! 🌊 Whether you’re here for relaxing fishing moments, big catch excitement, or just love being out on the water, you’re in the right place.