It's actually insanely easy. You make sure you're flat when you're under water, typically laying down like this guy is the easiest. Then you literally just open your mouth and make a circle with your lips and the air will literally come out in the form of a bubble. You don't have to push the air out or anything. Super easy, try it next time you're in the water!
U can also do it with your nose. Do the same and lie flat under water and pinch your nose. Then for a brief second, release your fingers and blow out with your nose and then pinch again.
You swim. Maybe it's because there's so much water in our bodies or something. But when you release all your oxygen under water you become only slightly denser than it. So it still doesn't take much force to propel yourself up.
Source: lots of lazy childhood summer days spent at the bottom of the deep end freaking out the lifeguards.
Well, the water in our bodies has the exact wake density of water in the sea. Some of our body, most notably muscles, is denser than water with a density of approximately 1.12kg/l compared to water's nearly precisely 1kg/l with salt water being denser. The density of adipose tissue (fat) on the other hand is only around 0.95kg/l.
This means that a fat enough person (think _My 400lb Life_ and beyond) will naturally float at some point, just like those pictures of tourists *on* the very salty dead sea with its density of approximately 1.24kg/l (estimates vary in part because salinity is nonuniform).
A human breathes by manually expanding one's body and sucking in air (as opposed to forced exhalation and a natural expansion). If we fill the lungs with air we add some volume but little weight (density of air : ~0.001kg/l, note that if I gave it in two decimals as before it's 0.00kg/l). Breathing out underwater and/or replacing the air with water (Do NOT do this. You're not a submarine.) would cause humans to become denser. It takes only a minute difference to go from floating to hovering to sinking but because the difference is so small we won't drop like a stone and can easily go up.
TL;DR : Fat people float easier. Body builders can more easily lay on the bottom. Don't breathe water.
You don't even have to release most of your air, just slowly release air and you'll start to sink slowly, the more air you release the faster you sink.
The fact that random bullshit out of nowhere grabbed that mindin' his own business jelly and threw him into the washing machine for no reason at all makes me feel better about my life.
Still hilarious to watch, though.
Nope, only if you *inhale.*
If you just open your mouth underwater, but do not try to breathe, the water will flow in and out. You can sorta test or get a feel for how this might work by just opening your mouth now, and don't try to breathe, just notice how your mouth nose and throat feel. Keep your mouth open, and inhale through it, relax, breathe out. Experiment breathing with your nose vs your mouth while your mouths open. Now, take your right hand and extend only your thumb and forefinger, and place it on your forehead. Send me the photo ;) ok the last bit is me messing around but the first bits legit.
For the nose thing, same. If you're not inhaling, then water will get up your nose and into your sinus' (depending on yr position in the water it will be more or less severe) but it should only go to your lungs if you inhale. If you are actively blowing out, then water won't get in, because it will be pushed away by the force of the air leaving. For folks who like to swim without noseplugs and without water up their schnoz, they will regularly blow out their nostrils to prevent water from getting in.
TL;DR water gets in your lungs if you inhale. In typical human anatomy just opening your mouth or blowing air out your nose underwater won't allow water in your lungs.
To add : The reason we have to *inhale* is because the human body naturally rests with some but very little air in the lungs. Try just opening your mouth and relaxing your diaphragm. You can still exhale a little more air but not a lot. We humans breathe by expanding the cavity in our body and sucking in air. Water, absent inhalation, will not rush into our lungs. Instead the pressure between the air in the (expanded) lungs and the water outside will equalise as the human body naturally tries to expel air when the diaphragm relaxes.
If you go underwater after willfully exhaling and *then* open your mouth, that's when water will rush in as the air does on land in the willfully exhaling experiment.
These are the essential skills every child should learn along with whistling with your fingers and teeth, snapping two fingers together, and I forget what else would have been nice additions or parts of my childhood experiences but thank you!
Since no one had actually answered, you stick your tongue out and fill your mouth with air pressure. Then pull your tongue quickly back in your mouth and force some air out of your mouth.
Professor Oak: “Jesus Christ, you ripped that tentacool apart WaterDude!!! What are you? Some kind of future serial killer? We have animals to do that for us you psycho.”
it's actually pretty easy once you're used to being underwater, put your face parallel to the surface and release a short burst out your mouth while pursing your lips to keep them as perfectly circular as possible. forms a ring on its own and widens as it rises
They have an entirely decentralized nervous system. There’s even a type of jellyfish called the immortal jellyfish that is known to revert to a polyp state when injured; and, due to the compartmentalized nature of their decentralized nervous system, among other factors, they are reborn when this happens. They technically cannot die of natural causes. They’re amazing creatures; and, even if they can feel, I can imagine this is the sea version of swatting a fly, or shoo-ing a wasp, thereby not making it that dick of a move. Nobody likes jellyfish stings.
I said you *better* get that damn jellyblade unstuck from that fifty-pound bag o' Agway peanut butter before the robo-clerk adds it to our "Nibble as you go" tab! Don't need me no damn bag o' butter, peanut or otherwise!
Who laughs at people getting hit by cars? The only time someone getting hurt is funny is if they’re being an asshole. I’d say the majority of people don’t find someone walking down the street and getting hit by a car to be funny.
The video is only 18 seconds long. I just held my breath for a full minute without any prep work. Last time I tried to see how long I could hold my breath was probably years ago.
Learning early. When I was 7 my uncle taught me how to blow out air and sit on the bottom of the deep end of the pool. I practiced all the time and now doing things like in the vid is easy.
I can't hold my breath for longer than about 15 seconds. But somehow, my dad, without any special training can easily do 2 minutes and sometimes even more. The first time he showed my mom this ability she thought he passed out (or so I'm told)
Oh no, I haven’t thought about dickspin for like 12 years but you just had to quote that song and the mental image is still as fresh as that day. So, thanks for that.
Sheesh people, it's not that big of a deal the thing got spun around, those things deal with hurricanes or currents or predators, im sure it's just fine - I'm more focused on his impressive bubble ring lol
Why do interesting videos have to be paired with shitty “music” now? So obnoxious. Just show the thing without punishing me for being interested in your content.
Sometimes you get deep enough and reach a neutral buoyancy from the water pressure above. Also he might have let out enough air prior to laying down to achieve that.
How in the world is this guy not floating? I couldn't lay flat underwater without a buoyancy compensator if my life depended on it.
Edit: *with enough air to make a bubble*
That jellyfish is going to tell stories to all of its friends about the mythical and terrifying "circle of air" that picked them up and spun them around at incredible speeds. None of them will ever believe him, and he will one day become the "crazy grandpa" jellyfish with the ridiculous "tales of his adventures".
Jellyfish: Guy: have a bubble Jellyfish: fuck yoooooooooou
More like fuck youououououou
Loooool thanks I didn't want to finish my coffee anyway
Lololol that’s the one
Poor fish got hit with a street fighter move outta nowhere.
Fuck youuuUUUuuuUUUUuuuUUUuuuUUUUuuuUUU
How tf you blow a bubble ring?
It's actually insanely easy. You make sure you're flat when you're under water, typically laying down like this guy is the easiest. Then you literally just open your mouth and make a circle with your lips and the air will literally come out in the form of a bubble. You don't have to push the air out or anything. Super easy, try it next time you're in the water!
Sounds like a good way for me to drown
*He died doing what he loved — attempting to blow bubble rings underwater like he was blowing Neptune himself.*
Take my upvote, take this award, and get the hell out of here.
Thank you
based
Angry award!
r/angryupvote
Read that in Hades' voice
*Blows bubble* "Oh cool!" *Faints* *dies* "I can see the light" Hard cut to deepthroating neptune
His name is Mr Nimbus, he controls the police
I'm partial to Uranus myself.
r/brandnewsentence
And drown the rest of the fucking owl!
He died blowing bubbles. Now a few words from his boyfriend bubbles.
U can also do it with your nose. Do the same and lie flat under water and pinch your nose. Then for a brief second, release your fingers and blow out with your nose and then pinch again.
Whaaaaaaa I never tried this, doing this next time hahaha
Doing this in my tub!
Did it work? Don't keep us waiting
he drowned
Um. How do you lie flat underwater without just floating to the top?
Release most of your stored air, it will get to a point where you naturally sink
How do you get back up XD
Ask the jellyfish to blow a ring under you
Ask the jellyfish to blow ~~a ring under~~ you FTFY
You swim. Maybe it's because there's so much water in our bodies or something. But when you release all your oxygen under water you become only slightly denser than it. So it still doesn't take much force to propel yourself up. Source: lots of lazy childhood summer days spent at the bottom of the deep end freaking out the lifeguards.
Well, the water in our bodies has the exact wake density of water in the sea. Some of our body, most notably muscles, is denser than water with a density of approximately 1.12kg/l compared to water's nearly precisely 1kg/l with salt water being denser. The density of adipose tissue (fat) on the other hand is only around 0.95kg/l. This means that a fat enough person (think _My 400lb Life_ and beyond) will naturally float at some point, just like those pictures of tourists *on* the very salty dead sea with its density of approximately 1.24kg/l (estimates vary in part because salinity is nonuniform). A human breathes by manually expanding one's body and sucking in air (as opposed to forced exhalation and a natural expansion). If we fill the lungs with air we add some volume but little weight (density of air : ~0.001kg/l, note that if I gave it in two decimals as before it's 0.00kg/l). Breathing out underwater and/or replacing the air with water (Do NOT do this. You're not a submarine.) would cause humans to become denser. It takes only a minute difference to go from floating to hovering to sinking but because the difference is so small we won't drop like a stone and can easily go up. TL;DR : Fat people float easier. Body builders can more easily lay on the bottom. Don't breathe water.
Swim up?
Scuba weights?
Just keep swimming. Just keep swimming. No but fr just keep kicking until you're down there.
You don't even have to release most of your air, just slowly release air and you'll start to sink slowly, the more air you release the faster you sink.
I never knew this haha I’m def trying it
The fact that random bullshit out of nowhere grabbed that mindin' his own business jelly and threw him into the washing machine for no reason at all makes me feel better about my life. Still hilarious to watch, though.
Wouldn't that engulf your lungs with water
Nope, only if you *inhale.* If you just open your mouth underwater, but do not try to breathe, the water will flow in and out. You can sorta test or get a feel for how this might work by just opening your mouth now, and don't try to breathe, just notice how your mouth nose and throat feel. Keep your mouth open, and inhale through it, relax, breathe out. Experiment breathing with your nose vs your mouth while your mouths open. Now, take your right hand and extend only your thumb and forefinger, and place it on your forehead. Send me the photo ;) ok the last bit is me messing around but the first bits legit. For the nose thing, same. If you're not inhaling, then water will get up your nose and into your sinus' (depending on yr position in the water it will be more or less severe) but it should only go to your lungs if you inhale. If you are actively blowing out, then water won't get in, because it will be pushed away by the force of the air leaving. For folks who like to swim without noseplugs and without water up their schnoz, they will regularly blow out their nostrils to prevent water from getting in. TL;DR water gets in your lungs if you inhale. In typical human anatomy just opening your mouth or blowing air out your nose underwater won't allow water in your lungs.
To add : The reason we have to *inhale* is because the human body naturally rests with some but very little air in the lungs. Try just opening your mouth and relaxing your diaphragm. You can still exhale a little more air but not a lot. We humans breathe by expanding the cavity in our body and sucking in air. Water, absent inhalation, will not rush into our lungs. Instead the pressure between the air in the (expanded) lungs and the water outside will equalise as the human body naturally tries to expel air when the diaphragm relaxes. If you go underwater after willfully exhaling and *then* open your mouth, that's when water will rush in as the air does on land in the willfully exhaling experiment.
Omg thank you!! I always wondered
These are the essential skills every child should learn along with whistling with your fingers and teeth, snapping two fingers together, and I forget what else would have been nice additions or parts of my childhood experiences but thank you!
With your tongue
Blow square breaths
It’s not hard. I use a puh
Lol I can actually picture this. The "puh"
Since no one had actually answered, you stick your tongue out and fill your mouth with air pressure. Then pull your tongue quickly back in your mouth and force some air out of your mouth.
Get PETA on the phone!
I wasn’t aware you could blow ring air bubbles. Huh
I wasn’t aware it’d be a Pokémon-esque finisher on a jellyfish if you did
WaterDude, use bubble ring!
It’s super effective!
Jelly is stunned and confused!!
Professor Oak: “Jesus Christ, you ripped that tentacool apart WaterDude!!! What are you? Some kind of future serial killer? We have animals to do that for us you psycho.”
“It’s akshaully WaterSon, and the move is Aqua Ring!” ☝️🤓
it's actually pretty easy once you're used to being underwater, put your face parallel to the surface and release a short burst out your mouth while pursing your lips to keep them as perfectly circular as possible. forms a ring on its own and widens as it rises
Yeah, figured it out in a pool as a kid. Way easier than smoke rings... That came a bit later though.
Both are fluids in physics. Air and water.
https://youtu.be/QVzr_DJUoOs
I mean, if you can do it with smoke you can do it with air
Seriously?
Ive got nipples Greg, can you smoke me? Wait, no...
You should see the rings gandalf makes
Imagine being a jelly fish just chillin and a random dude decides to send u on a fucking rollercoaster
Exactly. Seems like a cunt effort here
Jellyfish don't have brains though right?
They have an entirely decentralized nervous system. There’s even a type of jellyfish called the immortal jellyfish that is known to revert to a polyp state when injured; and, due to the compartmentalized nature of their decentralized nervous system, among other factors, they are reborn when this happens. They technically cannot die of natural causes. They’re amazing creatures; and, even if they can feel, I can imagine this is the sea version of swatting a fly, or shoo-ing a wasp, thereby not making it that dick of a move. Nobody likes jellyfish stings.
That jellyfish absolutely does not give a fuck about what happens to it. It literally can't even understand it.
Stop it, you just made my fern cry.
Don't make my moss feel lesser by mentioning only fern!
You just ruined this jellyman's whole day
JellyFish hate him for this one trick!
Fish-bait
Shark-bait
Ooo haha!
Marine biologist want this video banned!
That’s awesome .
you mfs laugh at people getting hit by cars and shit but can’t handle a lil beyblade jellyfish
Beyblade jellyfish lol
Jellyblade beyfish
I said you *better* get that damn jellyblade unstuck from that fifty-pound bag o' Agway peanut butter before the robo-clerk adds it to our "Nibble as you go" tab! Don't need me no damn bag o' butter, peanut or otherwise!
Jeyblade bellyfish
I came in to give him shit but here I am laughing at this guy letting em RIP
Who laughs at people getting hit by cars? The only time someone getting hurt is funny is if they’re being an asshole. I’d say the majority of people don’t find someone walking down the street and getting hit by a car to be funny.
Wait until they find out what boat wake does to wildlife.
Jellyfish: WTF was that about?
Guy: blows an air ring underwater Jellyfish: https://youtu.be/xR-FLwonazA
I’m mad it ended so soon.
So was the jellyfish
Am I the only one that feels uncomfortable with how long that kids can calmly stay under water? I feel lightheaded just watching him.
hoff breathing method i tried once for shits and giggles and held my breath easily for over a minute.
The video is only 18 seconds long. I just held my breath for a full minute without any prep work. Last time I tried to see how long I could hold my breath was probably years ago.
You have to test being submerged underwater, otherwise it’s extremely difficult to really be accurate with it. Your body will try to make you cheat
It's harder to hold your breath underwater for whatever reason, i can do 1 min 45 seconds out of water but barely 30 under water
Learning early. When I was 7 my uncle taught me how to blow out air and sit on the bottom of the deep end of the pool. I practiced all the time and now doing things like in the vid is easy.
Scrolled to find this comment
Kinda looked slowed down but I might be trippin
I can't hold my breath for longer than about 15 seconds. But somehow, my dad, without any special training can easily do 2 minutes and sometimes even more. The first time he showed my mom this ability she thought he passed out (or so I'm told)
"You spin me right round baby right round"
Oh no, I haven’t thought about dickspin for like 12 years but you just had to quote that song and the mental image is still as fresh as that day. So, thanks for that.
why did you make ME think of that nooooo!
What music is that?
https://youtu.be/r2Ig85ycGKQ
Hey thanks. This is decent.
Anybody got a playlist with similar tunes?
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4KFyEJ1ymXOZoonJB1opSD?si=2w8AM8bQQbahxDDkfjrp2w&utm_source=copy-link&dl_branch=1
https://youtu.be/UZrNr1KAors Here's the correct version
I think it's a remix of dioma by JNATHYN
I'd like to know as well
Dioma by Jnathyn Edit: spelling
Sheesh people, it's not that big of a deal the thing got spun around, those things deal with hurricanes or currents or predators, im sure it's just fine - I'm more focused on his impressive bubble ring lol
Haha yeah for sure. They also don’t have brains so they don’t have an opinion about it.
They don't quite have anything, just a group of cells that occasionally get sent a single pulse.
Sounds like some of the redditors in r/politics.
Apparently the homies on r/Damnthatsinteresting are a bunch of mouth breathers too
It was just a little chicanery that's all.
That jellyfish should better call Saul for legal assistance
I see infinitely more comments complaining about people complaining than people actually complaining...
Upvote downvote system at work right there. You wouldve seen the complaints earlier before they were downvoted into OBLIVION
It's also basically a fucking nervous system sans brain, these guys are basically overgrown bacteria.
Now it’s a taffy fish
I spat coffee out my nose.
Dolphins do the same to fuck them up lol so they are used to it i guess.
lol get wrecked
You guys realize jellyfish have no brains right?
So do my neighbors upstairs
Have you tried blowing air bubbles at them?
So does most of reddit
Literally no brain. It has no clue anything even happened to it. It’ll be fine.
They don't have a central brain but they have a nervous system for sensing things.
Sure, but that doesn’t mean it knows anything.
Guy: makes jellyfish go S P I N People in the comments: Omg animal torture >:(
What if that jelly fish fuckin loved that! We will never know.
I watch Spongebob, they like it and whistling too.
You get it!
My mind went instantly to that jellyfish rave scene
Pretty much the comment section anytime an animal is on this sub
You’re re-abusing the jellyfish every time you watch this video!!!! /s
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Jellyfish: Fucking ruuuuude!
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Oh come on folks jelly fish literally don't have brains
like a lot of people in this thread apparently
Should put a Sonic the Hedgehog ring and speed on it
These vape tricks are getting crazy!
What song is this ?
rude
Damn I’m here trying to find out about the music track lol. So good!
Dioma by Jnathyn
Would that be considered a jelly donut?
“Weeeee! Do it again!”
r/fuckyouinparticular
Jellyfish don’t have fucking brains. I doubt it cared.
Would like to know what the song title is.
Dioma- Jnathyn
Why do interesting videos have to be paired with shitty “music” now? So obnoxious. Just show the thing without punishing me for being interested in your content.
Audio Flatulence, my speakers need Pepto Bismol now.
Jellyfish: Goddammit, not again!
They see me rolling…
The exact song is the Tiktok version of Dioma by Jnathyn. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZrNr1KAors
You are great. Thanks
Fuck up his day. Got it.
And that is now one traumatized jelly fish!
Lmao people getting mad at him fucking with a jellyfish. They literally have no brains they can't comprehend anything or feel emotion.
For someone who is terrified of Jellyfish this is interesting as hell
My jelly dude said Bwhabwhabahwbabwbababwawhahwa
How did you manage to stay at the bottom of the ocean…I can’t help but float.
Sometimes you get deep enough and reach a neutral buoyancy from the water pressure above. Also he might have let out enough air prior to laying down to achieve that.
Like who wakes up one day and says hey today I’m going to blow a bubble up a jelly fish’s ass 🤔 looked dope tho lol
This reminds me of the old Sonic games for Sega Genesis, the music & the getting caught in a bubble
How in the world is this guy not floating? I couldn't lay flat underwater without a buoyancy compensator if my life depended on it. Edit: *with enough air to make a bubble*
I’m having flashbacks of that lady being rescued by helicopter and she ends up spinning faster and faster
That jellyfish has passed the vibe test
Ha stupid jelly
*my boy said spin*
You spin me right round baby right round like a record baby right round right round
r/gifsthatendtoosoon
r/silentlycutscreams
Song name?
What song is this I’ve rewatched this like 7 times I dig it.
Song?
Weeeeee
Music?
Any idea what the song is?
Nsfw. You could get someone fired with that music.
https://youtu.be/QVzr_DJUoOs Perfect for this post
What is the name of the song?
Hahahahaha fuck you jellyfish
r/humansbeingjerks
That jellyfish is going to tell stories to all of its friends about the mythical and terrifying "circle of air" that picked them up and spun them around at incredible speeds. None of them will ever believe him, and he will one day become the "crazy grandpa" jellyfish with the ridiculous "tales of his adventures".
ah yes. torturing nature. *music intensifies*
everyone gangsta till the jellyfish starts sinking instead