@.extremenature: The Deep-Sea Animal That Throws Its Own Organs at Predators — Then Grows Them Back (Sea Pig) When threatened, it ejects its own internal organs through its body wall. Then grows them back in weeks. The sea pig walks the abyssal plain on hydraulically inflated tube feet, extracting nutrition from mud too dilute for almost any other organism. It detects the chemical signature of a sinking carcass from kilometres away — and hundreds converge on the same source simultaneously. The abyssal plain looks empty. It isn't. It is being processed — continuously — by something that looks like it shouldn't be alive. Did you know some animals expel their own organs as a defence mechanism — and simply regenerate them? Follow for more hidden life from the depths. #OceanScience #MarineBiology #SeaPig #Educational #NatureDocumentary

Hannah :

🏳️‍⚧️ BeansGD 🦑 :

This video is ai but sea pigs are real animals

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deep sea pig

chinzanity :

Ruby Carrots :

AI cannot produce educational media.

Nose_scoots :

Nah what is this planet bro

.aidengrace :

ur telling me thats not an alien

Christian :

Dani 🏂🏂 :

👑Kamsiii✨ :

let's normalize not liking AI videos

Tengku Amirul Tengku Kudin :

put ai labels on your video, this is the wrong usage of ai

𝓗𝓪𝓻𝓵𝓮𝔂🧷 :

it looks like an alien

antinous :

i’m going to bed.

𖥱𝐸𝔦𝔷𝔫𝔦🌘♱܀⊹༆ :

I'm convinced that aliens aren't in space but in the ocean

Max :

If you follow me I follow back

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THEADHDHOBBIT :

I dont trust anything that is explained by AI

R1 :

اللّهُمَصَلِّعَلَىٰ مُحَمَد وَعَلَىٰ آلِ مُحَمَد