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The video is about the most terrifying creatures in the water, such as lungfin eels, killer whales, sperm whales, cone snails, beaked sea snakes, box jellyfish, and great white sharks. It describes their appearance, behavior, hunting methods, and venom or teeth. It also gives some examples of fatal attacks on humans by these animals. The video ends with a promotion of the author's new book.
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1. Clinton Haynes was scuba diving in Nelson Lakes, New Zealand in 1963.
2. Haynes descended 30 meters into the lake in search of a lost propeller.
3. He encountered a group of lungfin eels, one of the largest eel species in the world.
4. Lungfin eels are powerful swimmers that can drown a fully grown man.
5. Haynes escaped with his life but suffered from decompression sickness.
6. Lungfin eels only breed once in their lifetime and make a final journey to Tonga to lay eggs.
7. The eggs hatch into larvae that drift back to New Zealand and transform into eels.
8. Killer whales are not actually whales, but are instead the largest member of the dolphin family.
9. Killer whales are known for their intelligence, hunting ability, and social structures.
10. They can grow up to 8 meters long and weigh 5,500 kilograms.
11. Killer whales are capable of complex team-based hunting methods and can generate waves to knock seals off ice floes.
12. They have been known to hunt and kill a variety of prey, including other whales, dolphins, and seals.
13. Sperm whales are the largest animals with teeth, with some individuals reaching lengths of 12 meters and weighing up to 60,000 kilograms.
14. Sperm whales have the largest brain of any living animal, with a cerebral cortex five times larger than that of humans.
15. They are capable of producing a loud sound, up to 230 decibels, which can stun or kill prey.
16. Sperm whales have been known to attack and sink ships, and have been responsible for the deaths of many whalers.
17. The colossal squid is the heaviest living invertebrate species, with some individuals reaching lengths of over 10 meters and weighing up to 700 kilograms.
18. Colossal squid have the largest eyes of any animal, with some individuals having eyes up to 30 centimeters across.
19. The cone snail has a venom so powerful that a single drop can kill 20 men.
20. The beaked sea snake is responsible for more than half of all sea snake bites worldwide, and up to 90% of fatalities.
21. The Australian box jellyfish is a gelatinous, transparent, and tentacled orb that can cause agonizing pain and heart failure.
22. Great white sharks are responsible for more shark attacks and fatalities than any other shark species.
23. Great whites can swim up to 10 times faster than a human being and can detect a single drop of blood from up to three miles away.
24. Great whites are finely tuned killing machines that are completely self-sufficient from birth.
25. They can live for up to 70 years and are capable of exerting a biting force of up to 4,000 psi.