wow do you just say that you have seen many photoshops in your day on every website you stumble upon… “i can tell by the pixels”? are you retarded? are you a retarded person?.. complete fail
You people need to learn how to internet. Its totally shooped.
by Anon
Complete fail of the ’shopper. Pause at 2:13: clearly shopped. Leave the video verification to the experts. Thanks.
by Interwebs Moderator
asdgfag - What are you? some sort of nube? Read the freaking interwebs. The pixels are clearly off cause the editors didn’t think it looked good enough. They shopped the junk out of it. Added like ten pounds and 2 inches to everything. Even made a mermaid. Recognize.
these comments are even more amazing than the oarfish. lulzy…
by Jo Blow
Oarfish are large, greatly elongated, pelagic Lampriform fishes comprising the small family Regalecidae. Found in all temperate to tropical oceans yet rarely seen, the oarfish family contains four species in two genera. One of these, the king of herrings (Regalecus glesne), is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest bony fish alive, at up to 17 metres (56 ft) in length.
Yomamma is a child and a fool. It clearly says “a deep sea fish that is a likely inspiration for the sea serpent myth.” If they can’t take the time to read this, perhaps they should sit their immature rear down in the corner so that the adults may continue talking in peace. On a more positive note, interesting video! Very interesting, and I can see where the concept of “Sea Serpent” came from.
That is not an eel, nor is it photoshopped. It actually came up to lay it’s eggs, which usually kills it. The oarfish swims vertically deep in the ocean, since it’s body is so frail, it can hardly support it’s length. When it comes to the surface to lay it’s eggs, it usually snaps in half from lack of support. All it’s eggs float out and hug the shoreline until they hatch. Thank you.
Why is the internet full of so many f**kin’ idiots…it surprises me that they even have basic computer skills.
I was taught early in life that if I didn’t know anything about a subject to keep my damn mouth shut. It was an incentive to study harder and has served me well for over 70 years !
This is the first time in my life that I’ve ever blogged about anything. This “Oarfish” could be a joke - or - it could be real.Why am I even commenting on this?… correction… This is my last Blog experience. Thank you and everybody go outside, into the open world, and meet some actual people. See their faces and talk about my blog. It’ll do you some good.
I be damned. If it were photoshopped it was done pretty darn well. I would like to learn more about the photoshop more so I can photshop my #ick to make it as long as that oarfish. That would be so cool!
these guys are stupid to take this fish out of the sea!
this species is very rare! but apparently these people don’t care, they are hunters (an other species of evolution!)!!! yeaaaaah!!!
To all the idiots who think this is photoshopped
Dunning–Kruger effect
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which “people reach erroneous conclusions and make unfortunate choices but their incompetence robs them of the metacognitive ability to realize it.” The unskilled therefore suffer from illusory superiority, rating their own ability as above average, much higher than it actually is, while the highly skilled underrate their abilities, suffering from illusory inferiority. This leads to the perverse situation in which less competent people rate their own ability higher than more competent people. It also explains why actual competence may weaken self-confidence: because competent individuals falsely assume that others have an equivalent understanding. “Thus, the miscalibration of the incompetent stems from an error about the self, whereas the miscalibration of the highly competent stems from an error about others.”
“In the modern world the stupid are co cksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”
it’s an oarfish and they are not rare.
they are just not seen often.
also, these people are not taking it out of the water, when oarfish are about to die they like to beach themselves.
You think you’re all ****** genius’s don’t you? “I can tell by the pixels, the reflections are wrong.” Blah, blah, blah. Ever think that just maybe, it’s not a very good video camera? That it has a low resolution or whatever so it gets pixely or something? What has the world come to when everyone assumes everything is fake? Idiots.
Government cover-up for a sea serpent harvesting project. Just like their cover-ups for UFO’s and Area 51. It’s very clearly shopped, the reflections, the shadows, and the lighting is all wrong. If you pause at 2:13, you can clearly discern this.
the funny thing, is that this is NOT photoshopped. They have documents on them, and have even seen a show on discovery about these fish. they have been spotted before, even pictures. so before ya’ll think something is photoshopped, do your homework, because this fish is very real.
wow pretty cool footage!
Wow, great video. I’ve heard of Oarfish, but have never actually seen one.
And you still have never actually seen one.
fish, not serpent
So its sea fish as opposed to sea serpent?? Hmmm..
its a big fuck*ng sea fish
Wtf its not gonna be a f*****g land fish?
photoshoped
you’re retarded. 1st of all, its a video not a photo. 2nd, you sound like n idiot for just claiming its photoshopped for no reason or evidence
you got trolled…
ownt
its a joke, n00b
it’s a joke…relax
No, you are the one who is retarded. This is totally ’shopped. I can tell by the pixels, and having seen quite a few ’shops in my day.
Seriously, when will people get that the photoshop thing is an ongoing joke? Frickin’ idiots.
Maybe they’ve been in a coma for the last 15 years and are new to the internetz?
Hopefully never. It’s a clear sign of over consumption of the internets, and those people are to be avoided. They make rude house guests.
it’s not photoshopped you ****** retard. Try watching the discovery channel. ****. The oarfish is a REAL animal.
wow do you just say that you have seen many photoshops in your day on every website you stumble upon… “i can tell by the pixels”? are you retarded? are you a retarded person?.. complete fail
You people need to learn how to internet. Its totally shooped.
Complete fail of the ’shopper. Pause at 2:13: clearly shopped. Leave the video verification to the experts. Thanks.
asdgfag - What are you? some sort of nube? Read the freaking interwebs. The pixels are clearly off cause the editors didn’t think it looked good enough. They shopped the junk out of it. Added like ten pounds and 2 inches to everything. Even made a mermaid. Recognize.
its been ongoing so long now its no longer a joke
Pretty sure he was joking
photoshopped
Definitely photoshopped.
Agreed. Photoshopped. The reflections are all wrong.
I think it may have been shopped.
Deeefinitely shooped. No way it’s real. The shadows are off.
these comments are even more amazing than the oarfish. lulzy…
Oarfish are large, greatly elongated, pelagic Lampriform fishes comprising the small family Regalecidae. Found in all temperate to tropical oceans yet rarely seen, the oarfish family contains four species in two genera. One of these, the king of herrings (Regalecus glesne), is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the longest bony fish alive, at up to 17 metres (56 ft) in length.
Yomamma is a child and a fool. It clearly says “a deep sea fish that is a likely inspiration for the sea serpent myth.” If they can’t take the time to read this, perhaps they should sit their immature rear down in the corner so that the adults may continue talking in peace. On a more positive note, interesting video! Very interesting, and I can see where the concept of “Sea Serpent” came from.
Yomama’s probably just pointing out that the “Rare Footage of Huge Sea Serpent” title is misleading.
holy f*ck. so many that’s what she said jokes
OH NO! GYRADOS!
LMFAOOOOOOOOO just laughed for ages.
Best. Comment. Ever.
hahahahhahaha you rock
It’s an Oarfish. They’re rare, deep-sea fish that are completely harmless.
Also, Ash, that’s the fish that inspired the pokemon character Milotic, not Gyarados.
sh*t if i saw that thing out in the middle of the ocean after days on the water and probably contracting scurvy id be terrified too
i understand that it may have been dying but why did they have it tied up like that? why couldnt they just leave it in peace??
I agree, it makes me so mad that people can’t just leave something incredible looking alone.
Yes Cari, I agree, girls never seem to leave me alone
Because there’s not actually anything there…it’s a fake. Definitely shopped.
and the oarfish is not the longest fish in the ocean, the whale shark is at 12m/ 41 ft long
They said fish not shark. So yes, it is the longest fish in the ocean.
Sharks are fish.
The whale shark IS a fish, you idiot.
It’s the longest bony fish, sharks are fish but they’re in the cartilaginous fish category
Yes the Oarfish is the longest fish in the ocean. As though the Whale Shark can grow to 12m/41ft long the Oarfish can grow to 17m/56ft long.
why would they tie it up?? Thats just f***** up
it got caught in there net. they didn’t just go tie it up
What i do wonder is if they set it free, and if it was able to go on its way and live. It’s a real shame to think that it didn’t make it…
They only come to the shore to die, he wasn’t going to make any sort of magical recovery or anything, lol.
It’s an eel dumasses….seriously?…it’s a ****ing eel.
haha u guys are ****** stupid its an ore fish that came to die do your research
That is not an eel, nor is it photoshopped. It actually came up to lay it’s eggs, which usually kills it. The oarfish swims vertically deep in the ocean, since it’s body is so frail, it can hardly support it’s length. When it comes to the surface to lay it’s eggs, it usually snaps in half from lack of support. All it’s eggs float out and hug the shoreline until they hatch. Thank you.
thanks! That’s very interesting!
That’s a conspiracy theory!
Man, i would need a really big bbq to cook that
I want to hug one!
He said harmless, I say HUG AN OARFISH!!!!
Why is the internet full of so many f**kin’ idiots…it surprises me that they even have basic computer skills.
I was taught early in life that if I didn’t know anything about a subject to keep my damn mouth shut. It was an incentive to study harder and has served me well for over 70 years !
Can’t expect serious comments and discussion on a forum like this unfortunately
First!!
they should let it go
OMG!! THE REAL LOCK NESS MONSTER!!!!
fishes?
IT LUKS LIEK A CHINEEAS DRAEGEN!!
This is the first time in my life that I’ve ever blogged about anything. This “Oarfish” could be a joke - or - it could be real.Why am I even commenting on this?… correction… This is my last Blog experience. Thank you and everybody go outside, into the open world, and meet some actual people. See their faces and talk about my blog. It’ll do you some good.
I be damned. If it were photoshopped it was done pretty darn well. I would like to learn more about the photoshop more so I can photshop my #ick to make it as long as that oarfish. That would be so cool!
these guys are stupid to take this fish out of the sea!
this species is very rare! but apparently these people don’t care, they are hunters (an other species of evolution!)!!! yeaaaaah!!!
To all the idiots who think this is photoshopped
Dunning–Kruger effect
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which “people reach erroneous conclusions and make unfortunate choices but their incompetence robs them of the metacognitive ability to realize it.” The unskilled therefore suffer from illusory superiority, rating their own ability as above average, much higher than it actually is, while the highly skilled underrate their abilities, suffering from illusory inferiority. This leads to the perverse situation in which less competent people rate their own ability higher than more competent people. It also explains why actual competence may weaken self-confidence: because competent individuals falsely assume that others have an equivalent understanding. “Thus, the miscalibration of the incompetent stems from an error about the self, whereas the miscalibration of the highly competent stems from an error about others.”
“In the modern world the stupid are co cksure while the intelligent are full of doubt.”
— Bertrand Russell
To the idiots that use Wikipedia
WIKIPEDIA MAKES NO GUARANTEE OF VALIDITY
Wikipedia is photoshopped!
BReTT
1- sort your key board out, your cap lock key has probably got stuck with j izz
2- that is totally photoshopped
it’s an oarfish and they are not rare.
they are just not seen often.
also, these people are not taking it out of the water, when oarfish are about to die they like to beach themselves.
You think you’re all ****** genius’s don’t you? “I can tell by the pixels, the reflections are wrong.” Blah, blah, blah. Ever think that just maybe, it’s not a very good video camera? That it has a low resolution or whatever so it gets pixely or something? What has the world come to when everyone assumes everything is fake? Idiots.
they were f****** kidding.
everybody got trolled!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oarfish
Government cover-up for a sea serpent harvesting project. Just like their cover-ups for UFO’s and Area 51. It’s very clearly shopped, the reflections, the shadows, and the lighting is all wrong. If you pause at 2:13, you can clearly discern this.
there is no 2:13 its a minute 43 seconds long noob
wow that actually looks like a giant version of a fish I found on the beach a few years ago. it’s stupid to think it would get that big though.
That’s not Photoshoped, it’s GiMP’ed. They’re using Open Source Software.
Its clearly not a fake. Do a bit of research. Cool footage, but feel bad for the thing.
the funny thing, is that this is NOT photoshopped. They have documents on them, and have even seen a show on discovery about these fish. they have been spotted before, even pictures. so before ya’ll think something is photoshopped, do your homework, because this fish is very real.
All of these comments are photoshopped!
… holy s**t i read all of the comments