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What Really Happened BEFORE the Dinosaurs? The AGE of Prehistoric GIANT Plants | DOCUMENTARY
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- 🌍 Before dinosaurs ruled the Earth, our planet was already teeming with life, home to an astonishing diversity of prehistoric plants. These ancient organisms shaped the first terrestrial ecosystems, creating a verdant world that defies imagination. Today, let's explore the fascinating history of prehistoric plants, from the delicate clutter of primitive ferns to the majestic conifers that dominated pre-dinosaur landscapes. Through an in-depth exploration of the flora that preceded the age of the dinosaurs, we reveal how these plants not only survived periods of massive change, but also laid the foundations for plant life as we know it today. Traveling through different geological eras, from the late Ordovician to the Permian, we'll examine the unique adaptations that enabled these plants to thrive in changing environments.
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💥 Prehistoric Plants:
- Plants are defined as living beings that provide, among other things, the oxygen humans need to live. They are photosynthetic, autotrophic organic beings that are born, grow and die. Plants have no motor capacity and do not move on their own. They feed mainly on water and light. The first plants to arrive on Earth don't look at all like the majority of those we know today. Yet they all evolved from these primitive algae, which today form the first link in the food chains necessary for human and animal life. Algae are living organisms that produce oxygen through photosynthesis, and whose life cycle takes place mainly in aquatic environments. While some species are tiny, isolated cells, others form veritable giant underwater forests. Algae are an extremely important part of biodiversity, and form the basis of major food chains. Marine algae live in the salt water of the oceans, while other algae live in freshwater. The first algae found on Earth date back 500 million years, but recent research has brought to light tiny fossils of an alga called Proterocladus antiquus. It was found in China and dated back a billion years. This tiny alga forms vast green carpets on shallow seabeds. Its slender, thread-like branches, smaller than an ant, sway with the current on the seabed. Its structure and branching suggest that it grew upright on the seabed, aggregating into thick clumps. Proterocladus antiquus is thought to be the common ancestor of all terrestrial plants that appeared on Earth 500 million years later.
Until now, these algae have been confined to the aquatic environment. The continental surface is devoid of life. The only landscape is rock, like a vast desert, but with a few rivers. It is these rivers that will enable life to free itself from water, offering plants the opportunity to occupy an ecological niche. Thus, around 500 million years ago, plants closely resembling today's lichens and mosses conquered dry land. These first occupants clung to the rocks and hugged every nook and cranny. Water did not yet circulate in their tissue. So, to resist dehydration, they have the ability to revive. Plants dry out completely when there isn't enough water, and rehydrate as soon as the rain returns. Other plants adopt a different strategy. They equip themselves with an impermeable cuticle to reduce water loss, or specialized openings to maintain gas exchange. This enables them to withstand a long period without water. The spores they produce and disperse have a protective envelope made of a substance resembling the chitin of arthropods.
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🎬 Today's program:
- 00:00 - Introduction
- 04:40 - The origin of the first plants
- 23:54 - Biological revolution with seed plants
- 39:37 - Carboniferous and gigantism
- 58:00 - Mesozoic, a great diversification of biodiversity
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Looked like it was going to be a great video, I just couldn't listen to the duuude.
I could not stand how it kept jumping back and forth between geologic eras.
Landscapuuuh mutat ed
comes across as AI the weird thing he does at the end of some words
Its Forest Gumps son all grown up.
My thoughts about the duuude, too. Hahahahaha 😂
And before plants it was ROCKS . . . huge man eating rocks. I love rockumentaries.
😂
Morgan Freeman was busy that day?
It's Forrest Gump..lol
I thought I was the only one that thought that 😂
Ugh! I was really hoping you wouldn't use the same bot narrator for this one! The previous video had the exact same bot with the same insanity-inducing inflection that made it just as unwatchable. I got less than 2 minutes into this video and I just had to turn it off, despite what I had hoped to be an interesting documentary. If this keeps up I will be unsubscribing. I just cannot listen to this particular bot and it's crazy inflections.
I agree.
Sounds very much like the narrator for educational films in the 1970s without the clicking noise of the projector on top of it. These well trained ears do not hear the Forest Gump voice people are complaining about though. I have much worse in my 55 years.
Yup literally sounds ridiculous. "THEY GROOWWW. NOTHING CAN STOP THEEEEEM. THEY HAVE VIBRANT COLOOOORRRRSSS."
I'm a linguist and teacher of the English language. There is definiely something 'off' about the intonations, but I have a hack. Pretend it's being narrated by a Nordic-speaker. 🧔♀⚔🍺🐑
Yeah, no. I'm not quite 3 minutes in and I am considering self-harm. It's...inhuman. 👀
Sounds like Forest Gump So funny love it lol
I would love something like this but for sharks. We never get just sharks from the very beginning. I know they are older than dinosaurs but we never get this type of history
Thing's not that scary, I've watched 'Little Shop of Horror' 👀
Sounds like forest gump
Good content, but i can't watch to 5 munites because the AI voice so awful 😢😢😢😢
I really wanted to enjoy this
same
Should of went with Morgan Freman for the narrator.
So much detail. A well researched presentation. Excellent work.
Change the playback speed to 1.25 😉
But for the love of God! Never take it down to 0.25. You've been warned.
@@GWI3UP 😂
152 comments and you're the only person who figured it out. I appreciate your problem solving skills amigo
@@GWI3UP0.5 😅
This video is like listening to forest gump haha good vid but run forest run haha
thin-uh crowns-uh thin-in
Helpful, thank you...🥰
I heard it from a very reliable source that before dinosaurs that all there was was cheese and tulips. Prove me wrong
Blessed are the cheese makers.
Lol "before dinosaurs"
Yaweh created dinosaurs the same week when he created everything else! Around 6000 yrs ago. Genesis tells you everything you need to know. Dinosaurs lived with Adam and eve and probably survived til Noah's flood, if not even later
Klopt!
Yo... Why is Forrest Gump the narrator. 😂
that's the one of the most interesting video that I've been seeing in my life!
Horrible clickbait thumbnail of a Super Mario Venus fly trap.
I came here to see if anyone else would mention his articulation
Yes , tell us symore
"Moss(ehi)s which thrived in damp area(ahi)s "
Outright un watchable 😅
This ai has the most bizarre accent I've ever heard. Ever hear anyone who talks like this? Me neither.
I am not going to follow anyone who uses AI narration
Forest? Is that you?
Wow. You're all grown up.
Thumbnail looks like a real-life Piranha Plant!
I almost made it 5 minutes, then gave up. Just read the script yourself. Ditch this TERRIBLE A.I. narrator!
1975 wants its voice back!
Momma said life was like a box of chocolates
Thanks for the great video as narrated by Forrest Gump
Unfortunately I'm not hearing it at all
Sounds like Forest Gump got on the internet jenny
I want to watch this documentary but you chose Forrest Gump to narrate.
Interesting but, the Forest Gump narrator voice has got to go
Excellent.
Has this guy never heard of sequoias? Giant plants *still* cover the earth…
The voice is hard to listen to talking so weird. Thought things would get better but just worse. Such a crazy world n ideas wete living in.
There was no grass in the Mesozoic. This is A SCIENTIFIC FACT. This video should not show it. The ice ages didn't happen in the Mesozoic. Most of the cycads went extinct at the end of the Creations.
How was there no grass what did the herbervors eat
I understand there was other plants but how was there no grass
The film is long enough that they may have used a combination of stock footage available and their own film. And science facts are often changing.
Amazing
A cure for insomnia!
Audrey II is that you?
😂
We as Americans need to look past hoa standards and we just need to farm and plant trees on the land we have left that’s futile more trees less heat we are not taking care of our land
After finding our sunflowers absorb radiation that it could be a genus of the distant ancestry
Gu-ump
What was your reasoning for not starting with stromatolites? These were the first ancient forms of algae that grew in the shorelines of the ancient seas before any other forms. They predate all other forms of life. Or perhaps you just narrate stories that Gen Z people write by lazily looking up things on badly edited Wikipedia. That is not really research, btw. It is phoning it in.
I'm pretty sure you're just jealous of the fact you don't have a single like on any of your videos even tho some people have clearly watched them.😂
The fact of the matter is this person's a human, which means it's a sure thing that mistakes will be made. Even if he was 99% correct out of an hour and a half of video he could literally lie for 1 min straight and still be more honest than ever human on earth. Stop talking that balderdash and being so pompous.
Why is it talking like that? Lol. Too bad, seems like it would have been a good video but i can't concentrate with that.
Your just a dumb ass who don’t wanna learn nothing that’s why
Feed me, Seymour
That's a shame about the narrator being AI.
The narrator reminds me of Forest Gump. 🤦🏻♂️
And people tell me my amoeba and bacteria ideas are insane. They've been around for millions of years. Duh.
That's why we are forced to mow 😢❤
Adding nur to nearly every ending of a sentence is annoying af
I thought I was going crazy
5 commercials in the first 3 minutes..
There's so much incorrect information in this 😅 starting from the very beginning. Plants used to be purple not green.
Says who?
Normally with HORRIFIC bot narration and this many views it’s a copy and paste content farm, not surprised.
1.25 speed is better.
People that can only speak one language, can be so sensitive about pronunciation.
That being said....
It's definitely a Gump accent.
Jenny, why did you give me her-pes...
Oh my gosh, that added part at the end of the word is annoying!
This video is for weeks old, probably out of date as new information has come to light about the Giant plants.
This would have been the vegetarian kingdom. They would have ruled.
The voiceover is horrible! I couldn’t make it more than a minute.
We are but a microbe in the scope of the earth 🌎
Borat AI voice 😂
colorsssSSSSSssSS like what the f stop addin xtra letters to the damn word bro
Narrator sounds weird...is this AI
Forest ... Forest Gump
GuuuummP
Exzactly ai forest gump.
You know, Forrest Gump, played by Tom Hanks @loganharrison8369
GUMP!!!
Forrest*
Forest.. dump?
Forest cump
AppearED and seeDS coloreS it sound dumb
Not forest Gump. BORAT
I shared this with everyone I know you're welcome and love it 🌴🌍🌎🌏 #chevysixxx #world
Is this AI generated voice? The speech is just... off? Feels like AI.
Worse for what ??
was it*
Where did the first plant on earth come from
Algae
Can't watch because of the annoying narration
OMG, can you find a more irritating narrator!
And for the love of God, make it say "gymnosperm"!
algae are animals
The narrator is Forst Gump's lost brother.
No Boot narrator ❤
the voice seems off
Cannot listen to the narration.. every sentence ends in a wierd question
Nice vid, sht AI
Forest Forest Gump
This was confusing, did not show any actual fossils, and centered too much on MODERN plants. It was just not organized well.
They state that most of the "modern" trees they talk about are from prehistoric times or which they are descended from. I actually find it very well organized and well put together. Not all videos need to show fossils of the plants either.
I can't watch with that voice annoying me. I'm out!
Wait, when did you say the FIRST FLOWERING PLANTS EVOLVED???????? According to the FOSSIL RECORD, I believe the FLOWERING PLANTS DID NOT EVOLVE UNTIL THE END OF THE MEZZOZOIC PERIOD. Unless you have OTHER SOLID EVIDENCE, you need to update the time period you mentioned at the beginning of your video.
Flowering plants appeared 140-130 million years ago, at the beginning of the Cretaceous period, more than 70 million years before the end of the Mesozoic era.
Hilarious
Not really bad for AI generated trash :D
Interesting material but that fake AI accent is impossible to listen 😢
Good video forget the naysayers the are a vast minority
GUMP h@ters!
Broooother lmao 🤦
This is AI generated crap!
WTF?!😊
I would have enjoyed except the narrator is cringe just can't
Terrible AI voice! Yeah like Forrest Gump.
What if a world without plant created crazy ass carnivores?
Many plants can and do move on their own. Only a few minutes in and you're already getting basic facts wrong.
Not on their own.
@@gkess7106 yes. On their own. Ever hear of a tendril? Watch a time lapse of sunflower heads turning to follow the sun. Get outta here.
@@gkess7106 Oh yes they do.
What is a tendril? What is nastic movement? What is tropic movement? Ever seen a Mimosa Pudica completely close all it's leaves because you touched it? What about flowers that open and close in response to light and darkness or weather? What about a field of sunflowers with their heads turning to follow the sun over the course of the day? What about carnivorous plants that LITERALLY CLOSE ON BUGS TO TRAP THEM?!?!?!!?
Get outta here with your uninformed, hyper ignorant nonsense. I doubt you've ever opened a botany book in your life, and apparently you've never been in a garden either.
@@gkess7106 I've tried replying to this comment multiple times and each time the post fails.
But you're wrong and if you open up a botany book you'd realize you're wrong. If this comment sticks I'll actually come back with some botany terms and real world basic examples to make you feel silly.
@@ilikeplantsandvideogames8625 they do not relocate themselves, on their own.
What is the deal with his speeeeeech? Unwatchable.
AI voice is trash. Not this one in particular, but all of them.
Kite-in not chit-in, brainless bot.
God made earth, he created life on the planet, along with the entire solar system and planets and stars, suns , sorry science is no comparison to GOD,
Oke very interesting but god did not making nothing why you ask because it’s a belief nothing more nothing less and if you say god created everything WHO CREATED GOD THEN ?????????