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More Parz's ocean discoveries approach ten million views

The week's only new clip turns deep-sea samples into comedy, with a single mollusc getting an unlikely share of the attention.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Ocean 2.0 just dropped

Corals, sea cucumbers, copepods and one emphatically announced mollusc: More Parz has found a surprisingly effective cast for a science clip. "Ocean 2.0 just dropped" has reached roughly 9.6 million views, making it the biggest new arrival in a week with just one upload.

The Twitch clips channel follows an expedition into Argentina's Mar del Plata Canyon, where the remotely operated vehicle SuBastian collected physical samples from the deep. Parz describes dozens of newly discovered species, delivering the findings with the energy of someone trying to process an excessively generous game update. The samples, rather than simply the underwater pictures, are the important detail behind the jokes.

In the comments, the grand announcement of a solitary mollusc has become a running gag. Others imagine being a deep-sea creature suddenly collected by a robot called SuBastian, or reach for Subnautica and SpongeBob references to make sense of the underwater world.

The ocean clip also has the most daily momentum among the channel's active uploads, though September's "Australian Eagles are built DIFFERENT" is close behind. "New cat just dropped" continues drawing a substantial audience too. Newly encountered wildlife is proving durable material here, not just a launch-day curiosity.

More Parz added around 70,000 subscribers over the week, while daily views are comfortably above their usual level. Among nearby animal channels, Raja and David and Ellie Golden Life are also seeing elevated daily viewing; Snake Discovery is running a little quieter than usual. More Parz collected the largest weekly view gain in that group, with its eagle and cat clips helping keep the catalogue busy beyond the ocean expedition.

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What viewers say

“And a singular, M O L L U S K.”
@annierobb114See it on YouTube
Imagine being 3 kilometers underwater when a robot named "Subastian" comes and abducts you
@alicenklaSee it on YouTube
At this rate,we are going to find actual Subnautica leviathans
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5 more comments

The human urge to just give tiny robots silky names needs to be studied more than the ocean.
@NewYorxerSee it on YouTube
Scientists are so unserious when naming things. I love it!
@ltpineconeSee it on YouTube
They didnt just find Bikini Bottom, they found Rock Bottom
@Deoxys501See it on YouTube
Subastian was mad chill I went to school with him
@NotWuxifingaSee it on YouTube
"They found Bikini Bottom"
My head: "They found a squirrel?"
@ArkTrooper1994See it on YouTube